Yeah ok so you buy chips with cash, play a bit, then cash the chips in and they transfer money into your bank account. Then when tax time comes you declare that as casino winnings if they ask questions?Originally Posted by marcoau
That might work a few times but I’m thinking the ATO would have some red flags if someone’s was actually winning frequently at a casino lol and I’m sure the casinos would have a system that recognises continually paying someone out who purchased chips for cash.
You could maybe get away with a couple of k a year tho I suppose.
Havent been to a casino is years but... do you no longer cash chips for cash?
I imagine many of these girls, especially the students, would do the casino thing, cash chips for cash and then deposit that in a bank account or remit to a foreign account from home
Casino's aren't the den's of iniquity that they were even 5 years ago. If they see a WL there that's "working", then that is not "desirable" and they will be escorted out.
I totally get what you mean about people going to the casino and how some just blow through their money—it’s a mix of fun and chaos. Personally, I like observing the games more than chasing big wins. For example, I recently spent some time on the buffalo trail slot at 7bitcasino. I love it because it has a wild western theme, exciting free spins, and a decent RTP that keeps small wins coming steadily. Watching the reels spin while enjoying the game’s features feels way more engaging than just sitting at a crowded table. Honestly, sometimes I prefer sticking to slots like buffalo trail rather than dealing with all the hectic crowd and drama. It’s relaxing, fun, and you can pace yourself without pressure.
I totally get what you are saying Andrew. Buffalo Trail Slot is a cut above the competition. With its engaging themes and designer graphics, it provides excellent entertainment with considerable rewards. Plus an orifice at the front for a quick blow job.
Posting Permissions
|
|
|
|
Reply With Quote