• Estimated total gambling loss/gain for years in question
• Quantified likelihood of net overall gain
• Evaluated likelihood that financial records were consistent with claimed gambling behavior
• Court findings which established new case law
• Personal summary of case and its aftermath
• Actual Expert Witness Report submitted to the court
• Disputed unfounded IRS conjecture of tracking report inaccuracy
• Disputed unfounded IRS conjecture of overall gambling gain from untracked play
• Quantified likelihood of net overall gain
• Redacted version of Actual Report
• Estimated wagering required to generate reported W2-G winnings
• Estimated total gambling loss/gain for years in question
• Quantified likelihood of net overall gain
• Explained and analyzed casino-generated player tracking report
• Summarized extensive play session tracking data
• Quantified overall gambling gains and losses
• Generate “per-session” loss estimates from partial data
° W2-G records
° Casino jackpot report data (date, time, machine, denom, bet amount)
° Player-described betting behavior
• First application of new case law Park v, CIR., 722 F.3d 384 (D.C. Cir. 2013)
• Publications thereof ( FindLaw, Bolder Advocacy )