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PS 68: Professional Gambler (Live Q&A) | California Slots in 2019
In this Q&A session, Dean asked if I considered myself a professional gambler for slots. It's not up to us, but the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). You could try telling the IRS that on your next federal income tax return, but fully expect an audit. Listen to find out what would happen next. Plus, California slots in 2019. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode68.
Quick Episode Summary- Intro (0:00)
- Professional Gambler (Live Q&A) (1:26)
- Video on Jon Friedl YouTube Channel
- Video on FaceBook's Professor Slots Page
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- California Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2019 (1:01:45)
- Introduction
- Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in California
- Slot Machine Private Ownership in California
- Gaming Control Board in California
- Casinos in California
- Non-Tribal Casinos in California
- American Indian Casinos in California
- Other Gambling Establishments
- Our California Slots Community Facebook Group
- Payout Returns in California
- Summary
- Annual Progress in California
- Closing (1:07:06)
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Content from this Episode- Download the transcript.
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Other Episodes by Professor Slots- Previous: Podcast Episode 67: Your 2020 Slots Goals (Live Q&A) | Arkansas Slots in 2019 - Today's Live Q&A session on YouTube and Facebook was at its regular time at 2 p.m. ET on Saturdays. This week, I’d tried to focus on your 2020 slots gambling goals with lots of other good questions asked, too. I answered interesting questions on slots in Michigan, Louisiana and both Carolinas. Plus, Arkansas slots in 2019.
- Next: Podcast Episode 69: Early 2020 Casino Changes (Live Q&A) | Colorado Slots in 2019 - In this live Q&A session for answering all your slots-related questions, we discuss early 2020 casino changes. Why? Because casinos have business plans which change with the year and 2020 is almost here! We get into the buying and selling of casinos, like Mountaineer Casino, and much more. Plus, Colorado slots in 2019.
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In this Q&A session, Dean asked if I considered myself a professional gambler for slots. It's not up to us, but the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS). You could try telling the IRS that on your next federal income tax return, but fully expect an audit. Listen to find out what would happen next. Plus, California slots in 2019. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode68.
Quick Episode Summary- Intro (0:00)
- Professional Gambler (Live Q&A) (1:26)
- Video on Jon Friedl YouTube Channel
- Video on FaceBook's Professor Slots Page
Get My Free Report Revealing...
- California Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2019 (1:01:45)
- Introduction
- Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in California
- Slot Machine Private Ownership in California
- Gaming Control Board in California
- Casinos in California
- Non-Tribal Casinos in California
- American Indian Casinos in California
- Other Gambling Establishments
- Our California Slots Community Facebook Group
- Payout Returns in California
- Summary
- Annual Progress in California
- Closing (1:07:06)
Get My Free Report Revealing...
Content from this Episode- Download the transcript.
- Download the MP3 audio file.
Get My Free Report Revealing...
Other Episodes by Professor Slots- Previous: Podcast Episode 67: Your 2020 Slots Goals (Live Q&A) | Arkansas Slots in 2019 - Today's Live Q&A session on YouTube and Facebook was at its regular time at 2 p.m. ET on Saturdays. This week, I’d tried to focus on your 2020 slots gambling goals with lots of other good questions asked, too. I answered interesting questions on slots in Michigan, Louisiana and both Carolinas. Plus, Arkansas slots in 2019.
- Next: Podcast Episode 69: Early 2020 Casino Changes (Live Q&A) | Colorado Slots in 2019 - In this live Q&A session for answering all your slots-related questions, we discuss early 2020 casino changes. Why? Because casinos have business plans which change with the year and 2020 is almost here! We get into the buying and selling of casinos, like Mountaineer Casino, and much more. Plus, Colorado slots in 2019.