From reading, its seems peer to peer within the pool community, with no fees or very little as there is always a transaction fee with crypto (less than 1 %) and as long as the bets are secured.
Got it. No one wants to give the bookmaker 10% to hold bets. Lets say at even money, no one wants to lay -110
At the prices they have listed not sure why anyone would want an A.E. Schmidt table when for about the same price you could have a new Diamond. Am I missing something here?
I remember years ago I had a table that was called a E.A. Burgin table. A guy from Murfreesboro, TN named Skip Burgin made the tables. Haven't heard a word about Burgin tables for nearly 25 years now.
Maybe it’s because I grew up in STL and loved the way Schmidt tables played but if I were in the market for a new table I might well buy an AESchmidt St Louisan because:
1. I don’t like Diamonds — they bank differently, they hang up more balls than other tables and to me they have no real style.
2. I like to support 160 year old family businesses that may not be doing so well.
3. I like owning something that not that many people have.
4. I don’t care much about resale value and wouldn’t plan on selling it. I’ll let my executor or my wife’s next husband deal with that.