After reviewing my original answer, this isn't the correct path to take because the gambling losses are considered itemized expenses that must be reported in a different manner as pointed out by sweetiejean. There is a different manner in reporting this.
- Go to federal>income and expenses
- less common expenses>gambling winnings
- As you go through this section, it will ask if you received a W2G, say no
- it will ask if you have winnings not on a W2G, say yes
- Enter any winnings that weren't reported on a W-2G put the full amount of the winnings
- Next screen asks Let us know if you had any gambling losses in 2021 here you will put the amount of your losses up to the amount of your winnings
- Since the gambling losses are itemized deductions, if you are able to itemize this year, they will appear on Schedule A as itemized deductions. If you claim a standard deduction however, then these losses might not be claimed.
[ Edited 02/10/22|06:00PM PST]
@ryanjcrawford
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