For the IRS to get access to the books don't they have to actually bust a sportsbook first? BOS is the only one that has actually been busted right? Did they go after big winners there?
The other books are merely closing doors to US customers, they aren't being charged with anything. Pinny owners havent been charged with anything right? How can the feds get ahold of Pinny's books when they probably wont even charge them with anything? You guys are paranoid out of this world.
The act was directed at financial intermediaries, not the books themselves. Maybe you guys need to worry about netellers books but thats the only 1 so far, and I seriously doubt there is anything to worry about for joe gambler even if he made a wad and didn't report.
Maybe they might go after a few and make examples out of them (like they did with the stealing of music online) but no way will they go after everyone, gypsy is right they don't have the money nor do they care about the individual gamblers. |