Roulette Questions about Roulette in Las Vegas

First of all...merry Christmas. Since my method is programmed and working I'm planning a trip to Vegas next year. But I have some questions though...

What are the table limits there on average?
And the high roller limits ?
What about combs?

About bringing in money...do I need to bring cash or credit cards? (The thing is I can only bring max 10k with me in the airport ). In my country or some neighbors I always use cash and in Cambodia the same .

What about payouts? They pay in cash or....

I know for most guys these questions may be stupid but I've never been in the US so I wannabe prepared

Thx in advance

 

I have the same questions to be answered. I have found that you can transfer money to the casinos in advance. They tax winners in the States. They also make the casinos guard against "money laundering." And this is the big one. The police in America are actually coached to take large amounts of cash from anyone that has it. You can't get it back without a long drawn out fight that can take as much as a year. They have a license to steal and there is almost nothing that you can do about it. If you transfer money into a casino by bank draft or whatever that process is, then it stands to reason that the casino can hold the proper taxes for you and them and make bank transfers back into your gambling account. You will also want to set yourself up as a declared "professional gambler" to the IRS. That one you will have to prove status of. If they deny it then you will pay way more in taxes on your winnings. So you need a tax expert to get you all set up with proper and flawless records of both wins and losses, but all expenses as well.

Then there is Canada. They don't tax gambling winnings. But if you are an American then you get taxed just the same as if it where in the States for anything that you win in Canada anyway. But seeing that you are from Belgium you can't get screwed by the IRS.

 

Oh my! Taxes....what a horrible word. They need taxes from tourists that come for a few weeks holiday there and play ? If so, how much % would that be ?

Luckily here in Belgium they don't want taxes (yet). But if it's going to be complicated to play in The States I might just not do it.

 

I did some research for you. ( and for me )

Look into a Paypal Mastercard prepaid high limit debit card. It can allow for $5,000 a day in spending and just under a $1,000 in ATM withdrawals. You can make cash deposits at Walmart to this card also.

 

I think it's an automatic 26% on big payouts. They don't take out taxes on Roulette up to $10,000 cash outs. The cage has no idea what you buy in at. Well the pit bosses do. The cage can call the pit. Sounds like you are about to take on the world. Good for you.

 

Hmm interesting. Thx for the heads up. I'll look into it.

Take on the world is a bit much. But TG was right though...I had my eureka moment ( actually a few times but it always ended up dead) and I had it programmed. As long as they're REPEATERS it CAN'T lose.....it really really really really REALLY CAN'T.

Thx TG....from the bottom of my heart

 

I've finally got RR working too. So, in view of people going after wins like the Pelayos Family did that marched across Europe back in the 90's, I think I will step up my game. You should watch this video of how they got caught.

 

Denzie, have you considered Macau?

 

Good for you Denzie and good luck with it.

Actually, you are a generous guy because reading back on a lot of stuff lately and you are always encouraging folks and pointing them in the right direction. I agree with you about repeaters, I am not saying they are the only way but they are certainly the best way to go about it.

 

You can win as much as you'd like on the live table. They will pay you off at the cage with no taxes removed.

On the electronic games if you win more than 1200 then it's considered like a slot machine jackpot, and taxes may be withheld. However, you can accumulate several thousand in the machine and cash it out at the cage without taxes being removed. In NY, you want to cash out the tickets just under 600 in order for them to run through the ticket redemption machines. Outside of NY throughout most of the US you can cash tickets just under 3k through the machines.

In Canada gambling winnings aren't taxable, unless you're a professional gambler or have won money for more than, I think, three years. (Tot sure on the time.)

 

Got caught? It's not against the law. They had some success but one casino fought paying them out, so they took them to court and won their case. Had they not gone to court and the press, then you would have never heard about them. They were merely one of several groups out there.

 

Roulette systems really really really really REALLY CAN'T lose until they really lose. lol

 

I'll check it out for sure. Thx

 

Well I can always look at a spot on my wall till I feel dizzy and some magical numbers appear

Thx for your contribution on the forum

 

What is the maximum amount a player can put on the table on 1 spin?

Here it's 1000 or 2000. Depends which table. That's 2000 all bets together, not on 1 number sadly. I did asked the pitboss if there's a possibility to bet more but he refused. I'm guessing if he sees me using a martingale it wouldn't be a problem . Lol

 

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Always remember : Whatever happ4ns in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas ,

 

There is an excellent forum vegasmessageboard for all things vegas related, everything you need will probably already have been posted on there.

 

specially your bankroll.

 

This is really what stays the most in vegas, your money. Metamatics and non-mathematicians agreed.