Congratulations on your winnings! Along with the fun of playing DFS comes a responsibility to understand how your winnings are taxed. Here's what you need to know:

If your net winnings exceed $600 in a calendar year (Jan 1–Dec 31), Dabble will issue a Form 1099-MISC, and that amount is taxed as "Other Income."

This form reports your DFS net winnings to the IRS as miscellaneous income.

Any earnings listed on your 1099-MISC need to be included in your total income when you file. This income is taxed as "Other Income."

Dabble does not withhold taxes from your winnings — reporting and paying any taxes owed is your responsibility when you file.

Keep detailed records of your DFS activity, including both wins and losses, to support your tax filing.

The $600 threshold is based on your total net winnings - total winnings minus losses and fees.

Please consult a tax professional to understand how this applies to your personal tax situation.

If you haven't received a 1099-MISC for the previous year by the end of February and believe you should have, contact Customer Service.

Haven't received your W-9 email? Check your spam/junk folder and confirm your email on file is correct. Dabble uses a secure third-party service, Track1099, to send and collect tax forms.

No, a W-9 is only required once your total net winnings reach or exceed $600 in a calendar year.

No, 1099-MISC is only issued for net winnings of $600 or more.

Your net winnings will display there, so you can check where you stand against the $600 threshold.