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Its likely due to the increase in the standard deduction this year. While gambling winnings are income, gambling losses up to winnings are only itemized deductions. In the past, you may have added enough itemized deductions that the losses were helping to offset the winnings. This year - due to tax reform - the standard deduction has doubled ($12,000 for single and $24,000 for married filing jointly), meaning that is harder to utilize itemized deductions.
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