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Free gambling session tracker. Export it any time.

The log the IRS asks for, kept as you play: say what happened and it fills itself in, with the casino, sportsbook or app looked up and its location filled; each W-2G sits beside its session and every session nets the IRS way. Free with an account, unlimited, no card. CSV and printable PDF whenever you want them.

Say it; the log fills itself in, casino looked up
CSV and PDF export, any time, no plan
Losing sessions are your deduction

Prefer paper or a spreadsheet? The free session log template has the same fourteen columns. Comparing trackers? W2gMatch beside GambleLedger. General information, not tax advice.

What one session looks like

Say it: “Last night at Ameristar, slots, in 200 out 45, left at 11”
Date: Last night becomes yesterday’s date
Where: Ameristar Kansas City; Kansas City, MO fills in from the registry
Game: Slots, from what you said
Start / end: 11:00 pm from what you said; tap Now for the rest
Buy-in / cash-out: $200 in, $45 out: a −$155 session
W-2G: Say “handpay 1,250” and it sits beside the session

You check the highlighted fields and press Log session; nothing is saved until you do. Then the year adds itself up: the winning sessions' total is your winnings, the losing sessions' total is the deduction a filer who itemizes may take (90% from tax year 2026, never more than winnings).

Free with an account

Say it, it's logged

Tell the tracker what happened in a sentence, out loud or typed, and the form fills itself in. You check it and press Log session.

Speak itTap the microphone and say where, the game, what went in and out, any handpay, the times.
The AI fills the formYour words land in the right fields, highlighted, with a read-back line and a list of anything it could not place.
The casino is looked upUse my location offers the nearest casinos from our registry; the name and its city and state fill in.

Guardrails: the AI only places your own words into the session fields, never invents a place, amount or date, and never gives tax advice. Nothing is saved until you press Log session. Create a free account to use it.

What the free log does

Everything the IRS diary asks for, in a few taps

Fills itself inSay it or type it; every casino, sportsbook and app we know, with its city and state, your own places first.
Tap Now to stamp timesStart and end in one tap each; the game defaults to what you played last.
W-2G beside the sessionThe handpay, its amount and any withholding, logged on the session it happened in.
Nets each session the IRS wayCash-out minus buy-in inside the session; sessions never net against each other.
Losing sessions are the deductionLog them too: the losing sessions' total is what a filer who itemizes may deduct.
Where the year wentBy place, by game and by month, with sessions, won, lost and net on every line.
Export any timeCSV in the free template's fourteen columns and a printable PDF log, no plan needed.
Bring your old logImport a CSV in the template's columns, or just date, where, game, buy-in, cash-out.
Then the whole fileWhen the year ends the same account reads your IRS transcript and reconciles it to the log.

What it looks like

The tracker, with three sample sessions.

A preview of the form and the year it adds up to. The same fields, the same arithmetic and the same fourteen export columns as the tracker in your free account, where every control works.

One session up, one down: the winning and losing totals stay separate.
A W-2G kept beside its session, not added to it.
Free with an account: log by voice or typing, the casino and its location filled in, CSV and printable PDF any time.

What the tracker looks like

A preview with sample sessions. The working tracker is in your free account.

Preview

Tell it what happened

Last night at Bellagio, slots, in 300 out 1,430, handpay 1,250 at 11:40 pm

Date

Where

Game

SlotsTable gamesPokerSports bettingOther

Buy-in ($)

Cash-out ($)

Start

End

I was handed a W-2G this session

W-2G amount ($)

Tax withheld ($)

The 2026 picture these samples make

Winnings (2 winning sessions): $1,450
Losses (1 losing session): $155
Deductible losses (90% rule, capped at winnings): $140
Taxable gambling income if you itemize: $1,311
Taxed even though you did not win it: $16
W-2Gs (1): $1,250

Sample figures. Each session nets inside itself; sessions are never netted against each other. Losses count only if you itemize. General information, not tax advice.

Where the year went: by place, by game, by month

By place

	Sessions	Won	Lost	Net
Ameristar Kansas City	1	$0	$155	-$155
Bellagio	1	$1,130	$0	$1,130
Borgata	1	$320	$0	$320

By game

	Sessions	Won	Lost	Net
Slots	2	$1,130	$155	$975
Table games	1	$320	$0	$320

By month

	Sessions	Won	Lost	Net
March 2026	1	$0	$155	-$155
April 2026	1	$320	$0	$320
May 2026	1	$1,130	$0	$1,130

05/23BellagioSampleLas Vegas, NV · Slots · 21:15–23:40 · W-2G $1,250+$1,130
04/02BorgataSampleAtlantic City, NJ · Table games · 20:00–23:30+$320
03/14Ameristar Kansas CitySampleKansas City, MO · Slots · 19:10–22:40-$155

Create a free account to start your log

Free with an account: log by voice or typing, the casino and its location filled in, CSV and printable PDF any time.

All year, then tax time

Four steps. Three are free.

01
Create a free account
Email and password, or Google. No card.
You1 min
02
Log as you play
Say what happened or tap it in; the form fills itself, the casino is looked up. Losing sessions too.
You30 sec each
03
Export whenever you like
CSV or printable PDF with the year's totals and breakdowns.
Youany time
04
Reconcile at year end
A plan reads your IRS transcript and statements against the log; your CPA gets one file.
W2gMatchoptional

The easiest, quickest, most accurate way to reconcile and prepare your gambling tax starts with a log you actually keep.

Side by side

W2gMatch beside GambleLedger

GambleLedger's column repeats what its own home page says and nothing more.

	W2gMatch	GambleLedger (as its site describes it)
Who keeps the log	The player, as they play, in their own account	The service, from platform transaction histories, for a CPA or attorney
Session log	Free with an account, unlimited; say it and the form fills itself in, casino and location looked up, time stamps	Session-level reconciliation of extracted transactions
Export	CSV and printable PDF at any time, totals and breakdowns included	CPA-ready session reports delivered by the service
W-2G matching	Every W-2G read off the IRS transcript and tied to the casino's statement	W-2G reconciliation listed on its site
Price	Players start free; plans from the price on /pricing	Not published on its home page

The full comparison, with sources.

Keep the log the IRS asks for. Free.

Say what happened and it fills itself in, casino looked up. Unlimited sessions, CSV and PDF whenever you want them. Free with an account, no card.