How Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Could Impact Gamblers
- Rep. Dina Titus warned on July 2, 2025, that a Republican tax bill would significantly impact gaming and professional gamblers in the US.
- The bill includes a provision reducing deductible gambling losses from 100% to 90%, which could force gamblers to pay taxes on more than their net winnings.
- Kentucky's $1 billion horse racing industry could be severely harmed, with bettors facing potentially excessive tax burdens, while offshore gambling might increase.
- Professional poker player Phil Galfond pointed out that taxes may apply to amounts exceeding actual gambling profits, meaning you could owe taxes despite breaking even or losing money.
- If passed as is, the bill will be debated on the House floor, and Titus pledged to vote against it due to its risks to gamblers and gaming economies.
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