I recall reading a state makes 8% from online sports wagering in the legal states but how do they get this. Do the sportsbook pay the state or do they deduct money from winning wagers or deduct money when players request payouts?
How do states make money on the online sportsbooks
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cincySBR Sharp
- 09-30-07
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#1How do states make money on the online sportsbooksTags: None -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#2Most of the sportsbooks don’t make much money in UnitedStates just too many fees and not enough volume
They do make a few bucks with the online casinos how much more profitableComment -
d2betsBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-10-05
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#3Sportsbook pay a percentage of their winnings.Comment -
MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
- 12-18-10
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#4Well...aside from the licensing fee, the book operates as a tax collection (or generating) vehicle for the State.
The Company running the book obviously pays income taxes, but more importantly, issues 10s of thousands of 1099s...so there's a record....and the State / Feds get their cut of that.
In 0 income tax states like Florida, it's just a flat rate deal w the tribe. $550million per year for CLASS 3 gaming exclusively.Comment -
TheMetsSuckSBR Hall of Famer
- 01-14-12
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#5Just like legalized weed dispensaries. They tax you to death. Gimme offshore all day. Wish I had a good local weed connect in LA. Getting really sick of paying 80$ for 8ths at sweet flower and medmen. Nothing beats a reliable dealer / local book / offshore book.Comment -
Doug tushyterrorSBR MVP
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TheMetsSuckSBR Hall of Famer
- 01-14-12
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#7Ya dougie and that’s buying the crappiest flower they’ve got. They usually include a gram of keef with those which is nice.Comment -
TheMetsSuckSBR Hall of Famer
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#9You’ll be reloading again if you take Michigan guyComment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#11Its why most books cannot offer perks in USA other than a signup then they move onto gimmick perks which are a losing prop
Money is too tightComment -
cincySBR Sharp
- 09-30-07
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#12So from players perspective, is there any difference in placing a wager at -110 odds on Caesars online app or through an offshore sportsbook? Will Caesars tax large sportsbook winnings before paying out on a bet like a horse track does when a large horse wager wins? Will Caesars deduct any taxes if I request a withdrawal that exceeds my total deposits? Will Caesars send year ends statements to the government showing my net win/loss amount?Comment -
d2betsBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-10-05
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#13So from players perspective, is there any difference in placing a wager at -110 odds on Caesars online app or through an offshore sportsbook? Will Caesars tax large sportsbook winnings before paying out on a bet like a horse track does when a large horse wager wins? Will Caesars deduct any taxes if I request a withdrawal that exceeds my total deposits? Will Caesars send year ends statements to the government showing my net win/loss amount?
My understanding currently is that the sportsbook will only issue a W-2G if you win a wager at greater than 300-1 odds. Note that this is different from fantasy wagering. And of course the government may change this at some point.Comment
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