Can I trust payout from these two sites

[bscully27]

I'm looking to wager 10K a game at two sites (then also a local bookie). Can I trust payout from these guys??

BookMaker dot eu
YouWager dot eu


Any help is apprecaited!

 

[CHOPTALK]

#1 is the most trusted site in the world.
#2 I have heard good things about.

 

[loomis41973]

What game?

 

[Tuckman]

I wouldn't at youwager

 

[rolltide]

#1 absolutely. #2 no idea

 

[bscully27]

Awesome guys, thank you so much for the quick responses and help!

To replace #2, any suggestions?

 

[Defying]

I've heard good things at youwager too, but haven't played there...

Heritage would be an obvious choice...

good luck this season

 

[tatehill2000]

You could get approval from 5dimes?, several others too, the question is do you have a relationship at any other books.
gl
tater

 

[milwaukeemike]

keep in mind if you're in the u.s. and have more than 5k offshore at any time, there are reporting requirements.

i would want nothing to do with having 50k or so floating around offshore, would probably take forever to get it here without a bank wire, and the banks are under constant watch/restrictions...

 

[Betallsports]

I don't have a problem with either one on the list. ... But that's just me.

IMHO, 5dimes should be on everyone's list. More so , if you like props.

 

[motowner]

keep in mind if you're in the u.s. and have more than 5k offshore at any time, there are reporting requirements.

i would want nothing to do with having 50k or so floating around offshore, would probably take forever to get it here without a bank wire, and the banks are under constant watch/restrictions...

reporting requirements by the book or the player? and to what agency? got a link to this info?

 

[SharkTank]

keep in mind if you're in the u.s. and have more than 5k offshore at any time, there are reporting requirements.

lol reporting requirements? Please explain...Or else it's bullshit.

 

[milwaukeemike]

reporting requirements by the book or the player? and to what agency? got a link to this info?

http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Comparison-of-Form-8938-and-FBAR-Requirements

 

[milwaukeemike]

so you have fbar at $10,000, form 8938 at $50,000

i thought it was balances of $5,000, my mistake that's the cutoff for running the statute of limitations on not reporting it to 6 years

State of Limitations Provisions
In addition to other provisions expanding the powers of the IRS under FATCA, the Act also has an increased statute of limitations for an IRS audit. Under Section 513 of the Act, the statute of limitations is extended to six years after a return is filed when a taxpayer makes an omission of income attributable to one or more assets required to be reported under section 6038D in excess of $5,000. This is an extension of the general statute of limitations of three years from the filing of a return.
- See more at: http://sherayzenlaw.com/fatca-incre...rements-for-u-s-persons/#sthash.yOkJSwNf.dpuf