2011 Off topic thread(basketball,movies,etc whatever)
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Banks don't report people to the IRS for checks but they have to do a CTR report for any CASH transaction in or out of 10k or more, some banks even do it for 5k or more. They will also fill one out if you make 10k in deposits over a 2 week span ,even if its 5 deposits .
As for the IRS coming after people I'm sure its happened plenty of times but I from what I've heard it was caused by how people have spent their money.
Say you make 40k a year and have so for 5 years and are barely able to pay your bills and then all of the sudden you buy a car and boat in the same year . The bank won't report you when you deposit your 20k in winnings as long as its done by check but once you go buy that boat or car over 10k you'll probably get caught when the dealer reports the income from your purchase .
If you deposit all you winnings ,by check, withdraw them from the bank little by little and only don't make big purchases you should be fine.
I've always spent winnings (the years I have won) on vacations, 4-wheeler, tvs, computers etc ...........basically anything that doesnt have a title and can be traced back to me.
FWIW my brother made 120k two years ago playing poker and never reported a cent of it and never got caught or audited .2015 MMA BETTING CHAMP

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I will also say he made about 200k over a 2 year period and he's never been caught .......of course I had to babysit him every step of the way
I think in those 2 years he made about 15k a year in his job so it is possible to get past the IRS2015 MMA BETTING CHAMP

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