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University Student Reveals Winning Blackjack Strategy

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Jennie Kaufman, a young blackjack player currently attending the University of Washington, recently discussed her winning blackjack strategies sand game play ideas. Although she is only in her early 20s, Kaufman has already scored several successes at the blackjack table, as she has been playing serious blackjack from the time she was 18 and allowed to wager money legally.

Kaufman loves to play blackjack at casinos and win money; one of her success includes a wager of $300 that grew into winnings worth $1,500 within a night. Kaufman discusses her introduction to the game of blackjack and said, “I’ve been playing cards since I learned how to count…. My dad taught me how to play blackjack in second grade when he was trying to teach me how to do addition.”

Kaufman has plenty of skills when it comes to blackjack and this includes card counting. Some of the tips she shared with blackjack players involved bankroll management. “Usually I only go with money I can afford to lose…. I am going to go until I lose it all because there is always the chance to win it back. It’s a dangerous mentality but it has worked it the past. Sometimes you just have to go on your gut,” she said.

Another tip she offered covered quitting while one is ahead. She stated that players should leave their debit cards at home or in their cars. She also added that players should always try to leave with what they came in with.

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