Yesterday, some book friends questioned why Su Zhuoyuan was given a 20% bonus, especially to explain: 1. U.S. law stipulates that people under the age of 21 are not allowed to buy lottery tickets or gamble, so they must find someone to buy on their behalf.

If the agent is discovered, if he is a green card holder, he is very likely to have his green card revoked or even go to jail.

So there's a legal risk. Moreover, if Su Zhuorui redeems the prize and does not give a penny to the protagonist, the protagonist will have nothing to do.

2. The amount of subsequent bonuses is extremely high, and it is impossible to use cash checks, and the biggest possibility for the bookmaker is to give a transfer check.

And in Su Zhuoyuan's account, Su Zhuoyuan wants to transfer it to the protagonist, which is to occupy Su Zhuoyuan in the United States

"Free Credit",

"Free gifts" and inheritance tax are a thing. In the United States, a person can give more than $10,000 a year for free, and if you exceed this amount, you will either pay gift tax or occupy the free gift amount of the donor's lifetime.

The average American should be a lifetime free credit of more than $5 million. If the free gift amount is occupied, then you will need to pay 35% inheritance tax when you leave an inheritance in the future.

In addition, about going to the United States alone at the age of 16, I will not mention the examples around me.

You can search for it,

"A 15-year-old student studying alone in an American high school." I also saw everyone's controversy, so I searched the Internet and found that this situation caught a lot.

And then there's the memory of the details, is it so hard to remember the first 13 picks? Just find an old guy who can recite the first round picks in almost all the draft years.

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