So far so good.

If I ever go broke, I’m living off of Costco pizza. 4 slices a day with a Diet Coke for $10. 44 grams of protein a slice and a fuck ton of calories in fat and carbs. Find me a more cost effective post workout meal, I’ll wait.

Please let Peyton Watson get this double double. 🙏

Ran supa-hot to start the month, had a bit of regression to a more realistic digit. Either way, no complaints, December here we come.

Earlier this year the BS Budget Bill reduced the tax deduction for gambling losses to 90%. In response, I introduced the FAIR BET Act to restore the commonsense 100% tax deduction to protect professional and recreational gamblers. I was the first in Congress to introduce this

Welp, this is gross. Anthony black had 9 boards going into Q4 and played the entire 4th quarter. What did I miss?

Today I am urging Ways and Means Democrats Chairman Rep. Jason Smith to place the FAIR BET Act on the committee calendar. Now is the time to fix the unfair 90% tax deduction for gambling losses that negatively impacts professional and casual players. See my full letter to the Chairman below.

As we approach the end of the year, I want to talk about the urgency of passing my FAIR BET Act. #TitusTalk

Earlier this year, the Big, BS Budget Bill changed how gambling losses are taxed by capping the deduction at 90%. That means some gamblers will owe taxes on money they never actually earned when they file starting in 2027. But we still have time to fix this. As long as we

No fancy graph (I ain’t paying for plus). My best year yet treating sports betting as a side hustle. Thanks so much Bookie Beats Sourced Betting NoLiverGambles 🫡

Strong start to the new year! 🥂

I spoke with poker legend Erik Seidel about the negative impact of leaving the tax deduction for gambling losses at 90%. Despite what some of my colleagues like Sen. James Lankford believe, inaction will have serious, concrete consequences on the gaming industry and economy across

Curious to see the impact/ramifications the new 90% gambling tax deduction law has had so far on online sportsbooks. I guess since major platforms like draftkings and FanDuel have remained quiet, it isn’t really bothering them. In any case, I’m really hoping we can get the

Exciting news for the #FAIRBETAct and the gaming community. The Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, Rep. Tom Cole, has just co-sponsored my legislation to rightfully restore the tax code for gamers. Nobody should have to pay taxes on phantom income. Let’s get this

🎲 Since the Senate inserted a provision in the Big, BS Budget Bill to lower the gambling loss deduction to 90%, I have been leading the bipartisan, bicameral effort to correct this unfair tax policy so that gamers do not have to pay taxes on phantom income. Now I am again

Bill text for new FULL HOUSE Act is out. Appears to do same as the other 2 bills. With these 2 co-sponsors on the key House Ways & Means Committee, this may be the new horse to root for.

Americans should not be taxed on money they didn’t actually earn. I’m proud to lead this bipartisan effort with Rep. Steven Horsford to restore the full deduction for gaming losses.

I testified before the House Rules Committee about the urgent need to restore the gambling loss tax deduction to 100%. I submitted an amendment to this week’s Appropriations bill that would do just that. It’s time to get this fair, common sense fix over the finish line.

This game is so ass

Probably should’ve done some stress testing before paying all that bread for a Super Bowl commercial and being down lol ai.com