How to Get Your BetMGM Win/Loss Statement — Online and MGM Rewards Play

Updated 2026-07-18 · 5 min read

BetMGM keeps online statements and tax documents in your account area — look for sections named along the lines of "Statements," "Documents," or "Tax Forms" on the website, with annual win/loss statements generated after year-end. In-person play at MGM properties is a separate system: it's tracked through your MGM Rewards card, and its win/loss statement is requested through the rewards program, not the betting app.

As with every operator, the harder problem isn't getting the document — it's what the document can't see. Play on other platforms, unrated casino-floor activity, and cash movement all sit outside it.

How to get your BetMGM win/loss statement

Menu names shift with app updates, but the pattern is stable:

  1. Log in to BetMGM on the web and open your account or profile menu.
  2. Look for "Statements," "Documents," "Account History," or "Tax Forms" — annual win/loss statements appear after the calendar year closes, alongside any W-2Gs.
  3. Sportsbook, casino, and poker activity may be reported separately — download each product's statement for the year you need.
  4. For in-person play at MGM properties, request the annual win/loss statement through your MGM Rewards account or the rewards desk. For anything missing, ask support in writing for your full transaction history.

What the statement shows — and what it doesn't

  • Product and state silos — BetMGM operates under different licenses by state and product, and statements may be split accordingly.
  • Bonus distortion — free bets and casino bonus funds flow through results in ways that don't match your actual cash in and out.
  • Online vs. floor — your BetMGM online statement and MGM Rewards statement are separate documents from separate systems.
  • One brand only — nothing from DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, or anywhere else appears here.

Taxes: which forms BetMGM issues

BetMGM issues Form W-2G for reportable wins (thresholds vary by game type); the win/loss statement itself is informational and not filed with the IRS. You're responsible for reporting winnings either way — and starting with tax year 2026, federal law limits the gambling-loss deduction to 90% of losses, so a complete, corroborated record of both wins and losses matters more than it ever has. A tax professional can advise on your specific position.

Reconciling to your real number

The BetMGM statement answers "what did BetMGM see?" The question that actually matters — "what has gambling cost me across everything?" — is only answerable from your bank and card records, which capture every deposit to every operator and every withdrawal back.

VigCheck automates the reconciliation: connect your bank or upload statements, and it identifies activity across hundreds of operators including BetMGM, matches deposits to withdrawals, and totals your true net position. Upload your BetMGM statements as well — VigCheck cross-checks operator figures against the bank record.

Frequently asked questions

Is my BetMGM win/loss statement enough for a tax audit?

Not by itself. Operator statements are estimates with disclaimers; the IRS expects contemporaneous session records corroborated by documents like bank statements. Use the BetMGM statement as one exhibit in a complete file.

Why doesn't my BetMGM statement match my bank activity?

The statement measures wagering outcomes; your bank measures money movement. Bonuses, pending withdrawals, state-by-state reporting splits, and calendar windows all create differences. For cost-of-gambling questions, the bank record is the anchor.

Can I get my statement after closing or self-excluding my account?

Yes. Licensed operators retain your records and are generally required to provide them on written request after closure or self-exclusion — that history is often exactly what needs documenting.

Does my MGM Rewards win/loss statement include my BetMGM online play?

No — they're separate systems. Rewards statements cover rated in-person play at MGM properties; BetMGM online statements cover the app and website. If you did both, you need both, plus your bank records to tie them together.

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