Arcimede$ IRS Transcripts

[Rob.Singer]

I am not concerned about Line 21 at all Rob. I am concerned how you saw Arc's tax returns? Did Arc provide them to you? Otherwise, there might be a felony here.

Yeah, he did.

[redietz]

Rob is going to be very, very quiet for awhile now, folks.

Personally, I'm saving my first felony for something special. Seeing somebody else's tax returns illegally ain't it.

[james40]

Are you two guys related somehow? You both seem to have an inordinate amount of knowledge of each other and go back and forth with almost brother like insults.

[james40]

That question is for Rob and Arci

[Rob.Singer]

Rob is going to be very, very quiet for awhile now, folks.

Personally, I'm saving my first felony for something special. Seeing somebody else's tax returns illegally ain't it.

Well, that was an untrue post! And exactly how is seeing someone else's returns "illegal"? Sorry to have to ask, but please show me.

[arcimede$]

Are you two guys related somehow? You both seem to have an inordinate amount of knowledge of each other and go back and forth with almost brother like insults.

I have been pointing out Singer's lies since 2004.

[Rob.Singer]

Are you two guys related somehow? You both seem to have an inordinate amount of knowledge of each other and go back and forth with almost brother like insults.

I know for arci it's been an important part of his life for years, but for me it's a stockpile of fun. He's been pounding his chest forever about what a brute vp player & winner he's been, yet he was dumb enough to show people here he just isn't. He's off his game a bit I'd say. And that's where/how I find the fun in all this nonsense. You chip away at his nerves long and often enough, and you know you'll be rewarded with stupidity!

[arcimede$]

Well, that was an untrue post! And exactly how is seeing someone else's returns "illegal"? Sorry to have to ask, but please show me.

"... the law protects your tax return information from disclosure to other parties by the Internal Revenue Service. IRC Section 6103 generally prohibits the release of tax information by an IRS employee. "

https://www.irs.gov/Government-Entit...isclosure-Laws

[LoneStarHorse]

Instead of looking at someone's tax returns why not just go to MyTR.com and it shows you your win/loss statement...
Very simple solution I'd say....Just my two cents

[Rob.Singer]

"... the law protects your tax return information from disclosure to other parties by the Internal Revenue Service. IRC Section 6103 generally prohibits the release of tax information by an IRS employee. "

https://www.irs.gov/Government-Entit...isclosure-Laws

Funny. I never said it was from a Gov't. employee!

[arcimede$]

We already know you are lying again, Robbie.

[redietz]

Rob, seriously, you can't have seen arci's tax returns because I know you are a smart dude and would never report that kind of thing on a public forum. Unless you're going on the theory that a pseudonym can basically say anything it likes because what's said can't be definitively assigned to a specific real person. That's okay, but the law is getting sensitive about that angle these days. Bragging about committing a felony as a pseudonym is shaky ground in 2016.

[coach belly]

Instead of looking at someone's tax returns why not just go to MyTR.com and it shows you your win/loss statement...
Very simple solution I'd say....Just my two cents

It's not clear that all or any of their play was at CET casinos.

There seems to be a trust issue between these 2 characters (ya think?),
so printed win/loss statements from multiple casinos would likely be considered forgeries.

I do recall reading about a big blackjack win on the WOV forum.

The forum regulars doubted it's veracity, and the poster sent his TR# to the Wizard,
who checked his win/loss statement online, and confirmed that the kid won about 1.5mil in a day.

Shut 'em all up straight away.

[Rob.Singer]

Rob, seriously, you can't have seen arci's tax returns because I know you are a smart dude and would never report that kind of thing on a public forum. Unless you're going on the theory that a pseudonym can basically say anything it likes because what's said can't be definitively assigned to a specific real person. That's okay, but the law is getting sensitive about that angle these days. Bragging about committing a felony as a pseudonym is shaky ground in 2016.

OK whatever you say red. But it's amazing anyone still believes anything is sacred in this world with all the data, hackers, and money out there....

[Rob.Singer]

It's not clear that all or any of their play was at CET casinos.

There seems to be a trust issue between these 2 characters (ya think?),
so printed win/loss statements from multiple casinos would likely be considered forgeries.

I do recall reading about a big blackjack win on the WOV forum.

The forum regulars doubted it's veracity, and the poster sent his TR# to the Wizard,
who checked his win/loss statement online, and confirmed that the kid won about 1.5mil in a day.

Shut 'em all up straight away.

Yes, that was a big win. I've published many and provided the W2G's to the managing editor at Gaming Today for nearly 8 years, who used that info to slap back at all the haters who called in to claim I was lying (ummm....who's that sound like here). So their next move is to claim how I "must've lost it all back and more" since they couldn't find the road with the fork in it.

It never ends. Low level players hate big winners.

[Alan Mendelson]

Instead of looking at someone's tax returns why not just go to MyTR.com and it shows you your win/loss statement...
Very simple solution I'd say....Just my two cents

Rob has told us that he played at various different casinos and at different companies and there may be have been times he did not play with a player's card and without a card the players club data is incomplete.

[redietz]

See, Alan,

"You better watch out,
You better not lose,
You better not tout
Like Mickey riding caboose,

Robbie Singer's comin' to town.

He knows if you've been braggin',
He knows the IRS,
He knows if you have won or lost,
And he wants you to confess.

Oh, you better watch out,
You better not lose,
You better wise up
Or you'll be ridin' caboose.

Robbie Singer's comin' to town!

Ho Ho!!

[Alan Mendelson]

W2Gs are great proof for showing the big wins. But they don't show the cost of getting the big win or what was lost afterwards. Rob, did the publisher ever ask you for a full accounting of your win/loss or were the W2G wins the only thing he cared about?

You see, I have a problem thinking anyone just sits down and hits big winners in short sessions ALL THE TIME. Sure it can happen, but it seemed to happen with you too many times.

[coach belly]

all the haters who called in to claim I was lying (ummm....who's that sound like here).

I'm getting to know how that goes.

arcimede$ has repeatedly called ME a liar, and I've never lied or made any claims to lie about on this forum at all.

Anyway...$1150 per year average over 4 years...wow, totally underwhelming...some genius.

Is that what all this AP hubub is about? What's the hourly earn on all that AP play?

So the transcripts were a bust after all...what a joke.

Now it's time for him to stop stalling and send his RETURNS for any years available 2000-2009.

After all...that was the original challenge...right?

[redietz]

The hubbub was that he won money, coach, as opposed to everyone else on this forum except myself and Rob.

Rob's the guy making the claims. Arci made no claims. Hard to figure out what arci's transcripts have to do with Rob's claims. Maybe you could spell it out for us.