WRTC Underground #4

[Sportfan2017]

Interesting card. Some good Matches. Braxton Amos defeated 3X AA T.J. Dudley 7-2 at 205 lbs. Tyler Berger was leading Evan Wick before he got packed in the 2nd period in the "Main Event" at 169lbs. The average # of people watching was about 465. It peaked at 472 in the Amos/Dudley match and dropped to about 430 in the Wick match. Wilena Wick (Guessing a relation ) tipped 100.00 in the last minute to bring the total tips to 460.00 for the night (42.00 came in after conclusion) . That is about 200.00 each for the outstanding male and female wrestler....whom they did not announce . They did announce there would be another card in March. So the NLWC pattern of one-a-month is being copied by WRTC. Good for them and their wrestlers. For comparison.....the NLWC brought in 1287.00 in tips despite no tips being allowed during the card after the "Glitch". The # of people watching was definitely higher than 472...by a LOT. I think it hit over 2700 at one point before the glitch. I may be mis-remembering because I'm senile but I think that is in the ballpark

 

[jtothemfp]

Interesting card. Some good Matches. Braxton Amos defeated 3X AA T.J. Dudley 7-2 at 205 lbs. Tyler Berger was leading Evan Wick before he got packed in the 2nd period in the "Main Event" at 169lbs. The average # of people watching was about 465. It peaked at 472 in the Amos/Dudley match and dropped to about 430 in the Wick match. Wilena Wick (Guessing a relation ) tipped 100.00 in the last minute to bring the total tips to 418.00 for the night. That is 209.00 each for the outstanding male and female wrestler....whom they did not announce . They did announce there would be another card in March. So the NLWC pattern of one-a-month is being copied by WRTC. Good for them and their wrestlers. For comparison.....the NLWC brought in 1287.00 in tips despite no tips being allowed during the card after the "Glitch". The # of people watching was definitely higher than 472...by a LOT. I think it hit over 2700 at one point before the glitch. I may be mis-remembering because I'm senile but I think that is in the ballpark

Thanks for this intel.

Milena Wick is Evan's mom, and a solid twitter follow.

Rokfin keeps 28% of the Tips, 72% to the creator, so:
$209 * .72 = $150.28 designated for those unnamed OW's, which then gets converted into RAE Tokens before 'delivery to the Creators.
58.72 units of dollars are kept by the platform Rokfin.

 

[dunkej01]

This is good intel to keep just to see what RTCs, cards, time of month, time of year, etc etc is working.

Im sure someone in the RTCs/Rofkin is getting this info out, but they dont seem to want to share it with the masses.

 

[7brwnpsu]

The ones who will also benefit are the accountants through reporting requirements. The Federal government is trying to get its arms around the cryptocurrency and it will be interesting to see how they handle tracking 501c3s Or more so group that are not and should have registered. Cryptocurrency has to be reported on the yearly 990 forms for the organization as a non cash gift.

Some of these mom and pop groups that are posting content and were very small are going to get themselves into the spotlight with this payment system.



For individuals, a quick look at the web from Cointraker said "On Oct 23, 2020, the IRS released instructions to the draft 2020 Form 1040 which contains the infamous virtual currency question: “At any time during 2020, did you receive, sell, send, exchange, or otherwise acquire any financial interest in virtual currency?”

The IRS is trying to clarify who has it or more importantly transacting with it by asking yes or no to the above question.

Apparently buying it say in 2018 and holding it and sitting on it thoughout the 2020 year is a No answer.

By saying No on the IRS form and you actually were receiving or selling it etc, you could get a look at Al Capone's old cell.

By individuals tipping through your credit you are fine, it is the converting group and receiving group who has the reporting burden.

One disclaimer- never take tax advise from a poster, seek professional help. If I knew what the hell I was talking about, I'd be out making money on such knowledge instead of typing into my phone. To add how little I know, I did Not know which guy was our post-season starter at 149, I thought Greg Kerkvliet was out for the year and until Robbie Howard started recently I though Suriano was the guy to go for Penn State. And where I hope I'm the most wrong is that I thought Iowa had a lock on the championship.

 

[86PSUPaul]

One disclaimer- never take tax advise from a poster, seek professional help.

Wow, if you can't trust financial advice from an anonymous poster on the interwebs then who can you trust.....

I know, Trust in Cael!