What's the best way to withdraw 30000 from a sportsbook in the United States?

**sharpcat** · 02-23-10, 11:30 PM

Bank transfer

but beware this kind of transaction will red flag you with the IRS.

or you can break it down into checks but most books will only send $2,500 at a time with only 1 being free per month.

**Snowball** · 02-24-10, 12:48 AM

break it up into Money Grams.
it's like Western Union. See if they have Money Gram.
basically you go to any Money Gram center. Supermarkets, Pharmacies, etc.
they give you CASH.
The sender is usually from Central/South America.
alternative:
bank check. for the whole $30,000, find the closest branch of the bank it's written from
take it there and cash it.

**runt23** · 02-24-10, 01:43 AM

transfer it to me in canada and ill take care of it for you!

**warriorfan707** · 02-24-10, 01:51 AM

Fedex check

**donjuan** · 02-24-10, 05:04 AM

Originally posted by Snowball

break it up into Money Grams.
it's like Western Union. See if they have Money Gram.
basically you go to any Money Gram center. Supermarkets, Pharmacies, etc.
they give you CASH.
The sender is usually from Central/South America.
alternative:
bank check. for the whole $30,000, find the closest branch of the bank it's written from
take it there and cash it.

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**mdemps9190** · 02-24-10, 10:45 AM

I think you gotta break that up. Wouldn't recommend you doing it all at once.

**durito** · 02-24-10, 10:53 AM

bank wire if offered will be the fastest. many books will break those up too. checks could take a while.

as long you report your winnings on your taxes there are no irs issues. don't listen to people on message boards who've never seen 30k in their lives.

**sharpcat** · 02-24-10, 11:40 AM

If your gonna report the taxes make sure you have documented proof of every single one of your bets so that you can write of the bets that you lost. Reporting it on your taxes is the smart thing to do but you might as well consider that $30,000 to be $22,000 unless you have records of your losses to write off.

**Boner_18** · 02-24-10, 12:12 PM

Yeah just take it any way, declare it and write off losses against it. If it is net winnings you can find a way to generate the losses.

**Boner_18** · 02-24-10, 12:14 PM

Local corner store that sells scratchers, spend a day at the track, etc. And no I am not talking about gambling.