They HAVE to do that if your winner fits the IRS requirement.

Thanks Kev.

hey...im good for something:D

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GFY...surprised it took you this long to chime in.

Used the grill for lunch...just call me Emeril:cool: :cool:

way to go you overweight portuguese man you

This is semi true...it is 300/1 when you play the ticket for $2....if you play a $1 pick three and it pays $450 per $1, it isn't a tax ticket

So, for example

Scav plays three total tickets

$2 pick three 1/2/3
$1 pick three 1/2/3
$1 pick three 1/2/3

the pick three hits and pays $450 per $1...You would have 1 tax ticket (the $2 pick three ticket) and two tickets that you could just cash becase they are under $600....

It's 300-1 if its OVER $600...

yeah, that is why I stopped using Youbet because when you hit one the IRS Man knows about it right away, BS.....

We just need to get rid of the IRS so we don't have this issue, simple solution

It depends on the nomination of the ticket

Any $2 nomination ticket that pays over $602 and you are paying tax

Any $1 nomination ticket that pays over $602 and you are paying tax

What to learn from this: PLAY ALL POSSIBLE TICKETS FOR THE LESS Denomination accepted.

Arlington takes 50 cent Tri's now, haven't played a $1 tri ticket in 2 years because of that, sucks having to go through process to get to the 50 cent part but worth it to stay away from the friendly IRS

All of this shows the advantage of 4bit pk4s and dime supers. In the last mounth I have had a couple of 450 dimers and no irs but 1 900 buck one hit the irs window. Most of them 12-15 buck wheels. Have found that 2 over 4 over 5 with either all or 8-9 on the bottom exposes to nice pays,but can also cash ticket and lose.