Again you can add up all the W-2G forms and make ONE entry in the program because the IRS does not get that info from your return they also get copies of those forms and all they do is compare your total with the total they have computed. Entering in all those forms is a waste of time and effort so please skip it. 30 years in the business and I always simply enter the total as gambling winnings unless there was some fed/state withholding and then I add them all up and make one W-2g entry ... I have had no issues in 30 years doing it this way since this mimics how we used to do it on paper... only the totals were sent to the IRS on the 1040 form.
