I understand that Aria and Cosmo offer quick pay options that mail W2G to players. Have seen it work in tribal casinos as well. What is your opinion on this feature?
Frankly, this question is the first we've heard of the W-2G mailing option.
Our opinion? It seems like a definite convenience for slot players, especially those on high-denom machines. The highest-denom video poker machines, for example, require the issuance of W-2Gs for hands as low as 3-of-a-kind.
However, we would highly recommend keeping very careful and detailed records of your own, especially at the time of the "jackpot" -- however low of a hand triggers a tax event. We know from personal experience (and Jean Scott fully corroborates it) that it's not uncommon for IRS records to be noticeably different from player records on the yearly summary.
QoDers whose play triggers tax events can probably weigh in on W-2Gs that don't show up on end-of-the-year casino summaries and vice versa: end-of-the-year summaries that list W-2Gs for jackpots that were never hit.
We'd like to hear about those personal experiences, along with any other relevant opinions about getting your W-2Gs mailed after the fact rather than issued on the spot.
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Kevin Lewis
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Donzack
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Randall Ward
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Hoppy
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