last thing I do every nite before bed and the first I do when I wake up in the morning.
Have a buddy who I get on continously, as his record keeping leaves alot to be desired. I tell him all the time it is how we keep score but maybe he is losing and when you are losing, adding up your totals is not one of the most fun things to do.
Do you think there's a market for an inexpensive service that would allow you to track your plays and allow for a variety of reports (by month, unit, etc.) ?
I thought and even started developing an application that does this, but am not sure what the market is like for a product like this.
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Old school pen and paper here. I have every single bet I have made (even drunken video poker, blackjack, and crap sessions) from about the past 7 years.
I don't know why I don't do it in Excel or something but I think writing it down on paper helps out in some way.
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I sure wouldn't leave that laying around anywhere , that's for sure. I've seen the IRS take a liitle list of bets and mutiply them by about 1000 and just pull a number out of the air and whoops they say this is the bill.I was on the wrong end of this a few times.:drink:
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One of the reasons I do it is for tax purposes. I get my share of tax forms from poker tournaments, video poker jackpots, etc. and I follow the IRS guidelines to a "T". Without proper documentation, they can make up numbers like you say. Following their suggested guidelines, their head would be spinning if they ever audited me.
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Old school pen and paper here. I have every single bet I have made (even drunken video poker, blackjack, and crap sessions) from about the past 7 years.
I don't know why I don't do it in Excel or something but I think writing it down on paper helps out in some way.
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I sure wouldn't leave that laying around anywhere , that's for sure. I've seen the IRS take a liitle list of bets and mutiply them by about 1000 and just pull a number out of the air and whoops they say this is the bill.I was on the wrong end of this a few times.:drink:
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</TD><TD class=alt1 style="BORDER-RIGHT: #fdde82 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #fdde82 0px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #fdde82 0px solid; BORDER-BOTTOM: #fdde82 1px solid" align=right><!-- controls --></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>One of the reasons I do it is for tax purposes. I get my share of tax forms from poker tournaments, video poker jackpots, etc. and I follow the IRS guidelines to a "T". Without proper documentation, they can make up numbers like you say. Following their suggested guidelines, their head would be spinning if they ever audited me.
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Works for me. And it's free.
Of course, doesn't help that I'm SUCKING so far this year.
Works for me. And it's free.
Of course, doesn't help that I'm SUCKING so far this year.
