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I usually avoid playing high stakes so that in case I encounter a horrible run, I don't want to exceed 10k loss. Once a player buys more than 10k, a tax form must be filled and the player Id is submitted to the casino. Personally, I don't think you should be worried about the mistake you did as one paper does not mean much to the government. It is only when several papers are collected from different casinos that show that a specific name is throwing out tons of $ in casinos then the IRS will start to enquire where that money is coming from in order to make sure that it is legitimate. So, forget what happened and think about the future. Reflect about the reasons that caused your loss. Were you chasing your losses in a negative count? Perhaps, you did not use the count correctly or you used a count that is not accurate...
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