How do I get my PENN Entertainment win/loss statement and W-2G forms?

By the W2gMatch team · Sources checked 09-11-2026 · General information, not tax advice.

In the PENN Play app, open Me and choose Win/Loss Statements; the PENN Play desk at any property issues them in person. PENN Entertainment's help page is the authority for the exact menu names. The statement covers play tracked on your players club card; W-2Gs for reportable wins come separately, and the IRS already holds a copy of each.

What PENN Entertainment issues, and when

A casino issues a Form W-2G at the machine or table for a jackpot at or above the reporting threshold ($2,000 for slots, bingo and keno in 2026), card in or not, and the IRS receives a copy. Its win/loss statement covers only play tracked on a players club card.

Separately, PENN Entertainment provides an annual win/loss statement of play tracked on the players club account, by property, usually with the W-2G total shown separately. [1] Tax forms are issued by January 31 for the prior year; the annual statement usually follows in early February.

How to get the statement

In the PENN Play app, open Me and choose Win/Loss Statements; the PENN Play desk at any property issues them in person.

  1. Open the PENN Play app (Hollywood, Ameristar, L'Auberge, Argosy and the other PENN properties) and sign in.
  2. Tap Me, then Win/Loss Statements, and choose the tax year.
  3. Save the statement for your preparer. Any PENN Play desk can print it for you with photo ID.

These steps are the common route through PENN Entertainment's account pages and have not been checked against its help page on a set date; the help page is the authority. [1]

What the statement shows, and what it does not

The statement is a summary of play tracked on your players club card. Cash play without the card is not on it and cannot be added later; a casino has no record of it. If you played at PENN Entertainment without a card, the only record of those losses is your own log. It usually carries a note that it is an estimate and not a tax document. The IRS asks for a contemporaneous diary supported by records such as statements and tickets; the statement supports the diary rather than replacing it. [2] [3]

Read it with the W-2Gs. A W-2G reports one reportable win and the IRS already holds a copy; the statement reports the net of the year's play. The two measure different things and are expected to disagree, and a return has to show how they fit. The reconciliation page walks through it.

Get your PENN Entertainment win/loss statement

  1. Step 1. Open the PENN Play app (Hollywood, Ameristar, L'Auberge, Argosy and the other PENN properties) and sign in.
  2. Step 2. Tap Me, then Win/Loss Statements, and choose the tax year.
  3. Step 3. Save the statement for your preparer. Any PENN Play desk can print it for you with photo ID.

Related questions

When is the PENN Entertainment statement for last year available?

Tax forms are issued by January 31 for the prior year, and the annual statement usually follows in early February. If it is not there by mid-February, ask support for it by name and tax year.

Does PENN Entertainment have a record of my play if I did not use a players club card?

No. A casino's win/loss statement is built from play tracked on a players club account. Play without the card is anonymous to the casino and cannot be reconstructed. Jackpots at or above the W-2G threshold are still reported, card or no card. For uncarded play your own session log is the only record of the losses.

Is the PENN Entertainment win/loss statement enough for my return?

Not on its own. The IRS asks for a contemporaneous diary of winnings and losses supported by records, and the statement is one of those records. Statements from every operator you used, the W-2Gs and 1099s, and your own log together let a preparer show winnings, show losses, and explain every difference between the documents and the forms the IRS matched.

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Sources

  1. PENN Entertainment, the operator's own page on tax forms and win/loss statements, operator help page; steps are the common route, not read on a set date
  2. IRS Tax Topic 419, Gambling income and losses, page last reviewed June 11, 2026
  3. IRS Publication 529, Miscellaneous Deductions, Gambling losses up to the amount of gambling winnings, Rev. December 2020

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