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Oddeye   Canada. Jan 30 2008 17:07. Posts 5107
So if I include my rakeback I had 50k total I decided it was time for a cashout. Didn't cash out so big before so I had to use another cash out method, I used bankwire and the cashout form was kinna confusing to me but I hope everything went well. I'm gonna know very soon I guess. I left myself 12k so I can play NL400/600 freely. I hope I'll keep banking and the cash out goes well. On a side note looks like I'm failing some classes (due to not going - actually the class was about revising some homework I didn't do with the teacher and it's pathetic waste of time believe me) so I'm gonna pick up poker fully soon.

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PplusAD   Germany. Jan 30 2008 17:13. Posts 7182

lol u had 8 K like 2 months ago

 
Almost back to 8k
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then say u run bad in all your blog posts
but now have 50 K ?

42K in 2 month on NL400 for someone who runs bad all the time = wtf

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Timonga   United States. Jan 30 2008 17:22. Posts 1074


  On January 30 2008 16:13 PplusAD wrote:
lol u had 8 K like 2 months ago
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then say u run bad in all your blog posts
but now have 50 K ?

42K in 2 month on NL400 for someone who runs bad all the time = wtf


Wow, nice run oddeye.


Oddeye   Canada. Jan 30 2008 17:51. Posts 5107

I did run very bad that why I dropped so much, but then I played both good and ran good due to fishes playing around during christmas and now I'm having a better control on the game so I'm winning slightly more than before.


sTrAtO   Mexico. Jan 30 2008 17:59. Posts 5882

sick man, very very nice, buy something nice or make good investments

I want to cash out via bankwire/bank transfer more than $2K/month but I'm afraid that my Bank will suspect something If I cashout something like $5K and they send me to jail for laundry money or w/e :/

do you have to pay taxes of those $35.5K? (I think I read that in Canada you don't have to pay them)

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Oddeye   Canada. Jan 30 2008 18:44. Posts 5107

I have no idea, I'm not too stressed about being taxed because they can't know, it's private information you are not forced to give up in canada, never heard about anyone getting sued by because of online poker and I'm pretty sure lottery winning aren't taxable. I guess it is illegal in mexico to play online poker or you are simply required to pay taxes?

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lostaccount   Canada. Feb 09 2008 20:22. Posts 6531


  On January 30 2008 17:44 Oddeye wrote:
I have no idea, I'm not too stressed about being taxed because they can't know, it's private information you are not forced to give up in canada, never heard about anyone getting sued by because of online poker and I'm pretty sure lottery winning aren't taxable. I guess it is illegal in mexico to play online poker or you are simply required to pay taxes?



you are so wrong, it is so stupid to cashout 35.5k at once cuz its gonna be very suspectful and the banks will usually give the info to revenue canada. you should cash out 5k every month or have a few bank accounts so you only deposit a small amount.

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Highcard   Canada. Feb 11 2008 14:42. Posts 5428


  On February 09 2008 19:22 lostaccount wrote:
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you are so wrong, it is so stupid to cashout 35.5k at once cuz its gonna be very suspectful and the banks will usually give the info to revenue canada. you should cash out 5k every month or have a few bank accounts so you only deposit a small amount.


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