Knowing what you’ve won and lost at slots is advantageous, so keeping gambling records is important. With them, you might possibly get a tax refund as well as use them to analyze your overall gambling performance over time. Caution: Can your gambling deductions be applied locally? Plus, District of Columbia slots in 2019. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode72.

Quick Episode Summary

• Intro (0:00)

• Getting Ready for Your Tax Gambling Deductions (Live Q&A) (1:24)
  • Video on Jon Friedl YouTube Channel
  • Video on FaceBook's Professor Slots Page

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• District of Columbia Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2019 (1:01:35)
  • Introduction
  • Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in the District of Columbia
  • Slot Machine Private Ownership in the District of Columbia
  • Gaming Control Board in the District of Columbia
  • Casinos in the District of Columbia
    • Non-Tribal Casinos in the District of Columbia
    • American Indian Casinos in the District of Columbia
    • Other Gambling Establishments
  • Our District of Columbia Slots Community Facebook Group
  • Payout Returns in the District of Columbia
  • Summary
  • Annual Progress in the District of Columbia

• Closing (1:05:42)

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