But also, having investors means lower profit for the house (aka you). If your starting out, it is probably not necessary and you won't have the big whales gambling on your site until you have made some reputation anyway. So start your site off, gain some trust and notoriety, then, if your bankroll prohibits your expansion, open up investor based options.
Lower profit for the house? Investors share loss with the house too. So it's even. And most sites don't give investors 100% of their profit. They give around 85-95%. The rest 15-5% is used for the site development and maintenance.Yes lower profit for the house, if you have the entire bankroll then you keep all the profit (if your a casino with a -EV and not idiots you will eventually be in profit), if you own 50% of the bankroll, then the other 50% minus whatever part of profit your charging your investors is gone.
So yes, it is lower profit for the house and most certainly not even. You would not make as much money having half the sites bankroll compared to the entire thing.
