can have many benefits.
If it is used to send only one team member to Vegas.
An example would be three friends with $500 each. Had they all gone to Vegas at the same time, the expenses would be tripled.
If they each takes turns going to Vegas, they can play to a larger bank and less expense. They could even play below table limits because a $5 bet is only costing each $1.66. If the bank grows, then the next player goes with a higher bank.
Besides the expense savings, Vegas always see a different face.
Even a non-playing investor isn't a problem. He's paying !/3 of the expenses and shares in 1/3 of the profit or loss. A large bet isn't extra work and the player knows his risk is only 1/3 the bet. A larger bank improves your chances of survival, allows you to play better games and cuts your expenses. Even while you're sitting at home, your still in the game and you can look forward to your coming turn. Whereas, going with your $500 only, will most likely be eaten up by expenses and poor games.
