Anyone from Vancouver here?

crazyivan24 · Nov 22, 2003

No money

eh · Nov 22, 2003

should have played montreal and over in a parley then a quick western union and off to the sky train to find a scalper.....

LucaBrasi · Nov 22, 2003

Can anyone recommend or direct me to sites regarding Canadian governmental policy towards offshore sports gambling, specifically regulation towards and tax treatment?

Thanks in advance.

crazyivan24 · Nov 22, 2003

My buddy is a local bookie and wants customers (small players)....

Anyone here want local bookie i can give u his email

crazyivan24 · Nov 22, 2003

Can anyone recommend or direct me to sites regarding Canadian governmental policy towards offshore sports gambling, specifically regulation towards and tax treatment?
THERE IS NONE... THERE IS NO TAX HERE ON WINNINGS EITHER
DO YOU GUYS HAVE TO PAY TAX IN CASINOS/SPORTSBOOKS in vegas? i heard casinos u do in USA

WINNINGHAND · Nov 23, 2003

Is whistler open? I heard they got dumped on. Whistler, and a few wins = a very good day. o.k., some hot chicks also, and some BC bud. All of the above.

peterpuck · Nov 23, 2003

Hey Ivan,
Send me the email of your buddy that's the bookie.

Railbird · Nov 23, 2003

I stay in Tswassenn when I play tennis tourney at Stanley Park

crazyivan24 · Nov 23, 2003

peterpuck Whats your email? I'll send it to you...I rather not disclose his email publicly unless he wants too since he doesnt want spam mail or anything...

And he wants 'small' players - not players wagering $500+ or anything like that

Ivan

valueman · Nov 23, 2003

i live in coquitlam and yes given the bc lottery scam there is a very good reason why anyone with any sense goes offshore - though all the hassle of depositing money through western union, paypal etc is beyond me. I use my credit card at betfair and get the best odds no hassles.

valueman · Nov 23, 2003

to all you vancouverites - we should organise a night out at hastings - put some faces to the posts.

crazyivan24 · Nov 23, 2003

valueman
Sure sounds good...Do you have MSN Messenger to contact?
Email me it - ivan@crazypicks.com

Ivan

valueman · Nov 23, 2003

Ivan - just sent it to you.

crazyivan24 · Nov 23, 2003

<smcquill@shaw.ca> <-- Local bookie (he takes small action)...email him for info folks if interested though...

Ivan

MarinerIslanderSean · Nov 23, 2003

Thanks, Ivan. By small action, I mean around probably $100-200 limit...basically college kids

[This message was edited by MarinerIslanderSean on November 23, 2003 at 06:35 AM.]

peterpuck · Nov 23, 2003

Ivan,
I'll email you.

crazyivan24 · Nov 23, 2003

peterpuck
My email is ivan@crazypicks.com - Which area of Vancouver u live in?

BettingProphets · Nov 23, 2003

IVAN IS WRONG REGARDING TAXES FOR CANADIANS

THERE IS NO TAX ON WINNINGS whatsoever IF you have a primary source of income OTHER than gambling.

meaning if you had a hotdog cart even you can say thats your source of income instead of winnings , but if your only income is gambling which I doubt in Ivans case then your PROFFESSION BY TAX STANDARDS IS GAMBLING AND THEREFORE YOU PAY TAX ON INCOME which you just tell them at HandR Block that it is SUNDRY INCOME and you are alright NO AUDITS either if you do it that way.

crazyivan24 · Nov 23, 2003

How am I wrong? I told them there are NO TAX

BSBboy · Nov 23, 2003

Ivan, there is no tax as long as you are not a professional gambler - someone who gambles as his primary source of income.

It has always been the Canadian governments position NOT to tax 'good fortune'

Also is is fine to place sports bets with any sportsbook but if they operate in Canada they need to be licensed.