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‘I’m incredibly lucky’: Billionaire wins $1.4 million at Las Vegas casino playing blackjack

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Reports $1.4 Million Blackjack Win in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS – Illinois Governor JB Pritzker revealed a considerable casino win of $1.4 million in his 2024‍ tax returns, published Wednesday, October ⁢15,​ according to the chicago Sun-Times. The‌ winnings, amassed playing blackjack in Las vegas, represent⁢ a significant boost to the already substantial income‌ of⁣ the billionaire governor.

Pritzker, heir to the Hyatt hotel fortune and ranked 382nd on Forbes‘ list ‌of the 400 wealthiest Americans, experienced a marked increase⁣ in overall⁤ income, reporting $10.7 million in 2024 compared to $2.8 million in ⁣2023.This windfall comes⁢ as Pritzker‍ considers a run for a third‍ term in 2026 and highlights the financial resources at his disposal,perhaps influencing the political landscape.

“I ⁤went on vacation​ with my wife and friends. I⁤ was incredibly lucky,” Pritzker stated ‍during a press conference Thursday, October 16. “Frankly, you have to be to win big, ‍even if you go to a casino, anywhere.”

The governor, a dedicated card player and participant in the Chicago Poker Challenge charity event, indicated the winnings represent a “net result” factoring ⁣in both gains and ​losses during his time at the tables.He⁢ acknowledged the inherent risk in casino gambling, noting, “Anyone who has ever played cards at a casino knows that it frequently enough happens ⁢that you play too⁢ long and lose everything you have won.” Pritzker added he was fortunate to conclude his session⁤ while still‌ ahead.

A spokesperson​ for the governor stated Pritzker intends to donate the​ $1.4 million to charitable ⁢causes, though the⁤ specific organizations have ‍not yet been announced. Pritzker has a history of philanthropic involvement, having helped raise millions for the Holocaust Museum and Education Center through his participation in charitable ‍poker ⁢events.

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