Quote: AxelWolfWith all the money DI's are making you think they would jump at the chance to buy a table to put in their mansions.
Been out for awhile but somehow managed to read this thread and AxelWolf you never cease to entertain. I almost spit out my drink reading this.
Thanks again for the interest. It is a nice table I think, but it is big!
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/fuo/5983820452.html
Quote: AhighReducing the price to $1,800 lock box not included signs not included.
I suspect $750 might be closer to the
right selling price, just get it over with.
The thing takes up more room than
a tournament pool table.
Quote: EvenBobI suspect $750 might be closer to the
right selling price, just get it over with.
The thing takes up more room than
a tournament pool table.
I'll make a youtube video of me taking a chainsaw to the table and haul the wood to Republic Services if you stop posting messages to this forum.
The table is $1,500 now if anyone wants it.
Quote: HunterhillMaybe see if Dancer or Munchkin will mention it on Gwae show.
That's funny. Not sure if you were serious, but no I don't think it would work. You'd have a better chance listing it on a radio show about tiny houses.
Quote: AhighThat's funny. Not sure if you were serious, but no I don't think it would work. You'd have a better chance listing it on a radio show about tiny houses.
No I was serious. The show is listened to by gamblers
So I thought maybe someone in Vegas might want it.
Quote: HunterhillNo I was serious. The show is listened to by gamblers
So I thought maybe someone in Vegas might want it.
Yeah, so far, in general, NOBODY is even SLIGHTLY interested in this table. I don't think GWAE even touches classifieds. If they mentioned it, I'd assume it would be to ridicule anyone thinking there were utility to ownership.
But that's just how I see things. Munchkin and Dancer I've never heard them say much positive about gambling WITHOUT an edge. It's just a polarization of the shoe in my view. So that's why I say it's a far fetch. But you could be right and I do appreciate the comment given you were serious.
Quote: AhighI'll make a youtube video of me taking a chainsaw to the table and haul the wood to Republic Services if you stop posting messages to this forum.
Send me $1000 and I'll stop posting for
a year. You will still have the table to get
part of the $1000 back on. Although it
would be entertaining to splice you
chainsawing the table onto the end of
some of your craps instruction videos.
It's the logical and inevitable ending
to all dice control instruction.
Quote: SOOPOOIt seems like you are now willing to sell it for a fraction of what you think it is really worth. If you think you can have it 'appraised' at a value of say, $6,000, isn't it better to donate it to a charity and take that donation than get the $1000 cash you are quickly approaching?
The answer depends on the person's income and tax situation.
That would be of little or no value to someone who cannot itemize deductions, for example.
Quote: Ahigh$1,250 is the price now. We may get to $750 soon enough!
Hurting for money?
Quote: Ahigh$1,250 is the price now. We may get to $750 soon enough!
You may find nobody wants it at any price.
Saw that in the antiques biz. Big stuff that
takes up a lot of room in the home is
sometimes stuff you can't even give away.
Like pool tables of antique organs. They
have no practical use.
Quote: Ahigh$1,250 is the price now. We may get to $750 soon enough!
I live a couple thousand miles away, or I'd jump on that.
Quote: Mission146I live a couple thousand miles away, or I'd jump on that.
I.was about to say exactly that. I'd love to have it, but shipping here would be insanely expensive.
You know who you should email? The Seminole Indians aka Hard Rock in Florida (3 locations) They don't yet have their craps tables, but it's about to be legal here. I bet they'd buy it ..it's professional grade, right?
Not kidding. They love a deal.
Quote: SOOPOOIt seems like you are now willing to sell it for a fraction of what you think it is really worth. If you think you can have it 'appraised' at a value of say, $6,000, isn't it better to donate it to a charity and take that donation than get the $1000 cash you are quickly approaching?
No disrespect but I am not sure any charity would even want it.
If I were in Aaron's shoes, I'd be cold calling dealer schools and casinos like Jerry's Nugget.
Quote: MrVOr contact the guy who made it and sold it to you, and see if he wants to buy it back and resell it.
Or drag it out by the road and put a 'free
craps table' sign on it. I got a $2000 couch
that way in the 70's. Was in the right place
at the right time.
ZCore13
The lack of interest indicates to me at least that people have smartened up a bit and are no longer trying to sharpen their dice setting skills at home.
It was always a waste of time.
Quote: EvenBobOr drag it out by the road and put a 'free
craps table' sign on it. I got a $2000 couch
that way in the 70's. Was in the right place
at the right time.
Actually if you put Free on it, no one will take it, but if you put $2000 on it, someone will usually steal it.
Quote: WizardofnothingI would chip in 150 for a video of him chainsawing it
Table is $999 now. If a third party wants to pool donations for chainsaw, I'll take $999 to chainsaw the table as well. I'll also honor the offer if EB permanently resigns too I'll chainsaw it for that. But I doubt EB could ever resign here it's his life.
Quote: AhighTable is $999 now. If a third party wants to pool donations for chainsaw, I'll take $999 to chainsaw the table as well. I'll also honor the offer if EB permanently resigns too I'll chainsaw it for that. But I doubt EB could ever resign here it's his life.
Quote: DeMangoHow about posting on other sites, those dedicated to dice such as http://www.axispowercraps.com, crapsforum.com or procraps4u2?
Those people can link to here if they want or search vegas Craigslist. But they can't afford to house a table the size of mine, much less ship to Texas or wherever those who claim to know more than me about DI hang out selling cars for kicks in between their million dollar wins.
Truth is that there is nobody in DI has ever had as nice a table as I. Maybe there never will be either.
This is a real full size Paulson, not a rubber wall attached to a board from Home Depot. The cost is the cost of 100 square feet of real estate. Even Galaxy Gaming can't afford a table the size of mine. Balk city!
Quote: AhighTable is $999 now. If a third party wants to pool donations for chainsaw, I'll take $999 to chainsaw the table as well. I'll also honor the offer if EB permanently resigns too I'll chainsaw it for that. But I doubt EB could ever resign here it's his life.
Ill take the EB offer. I will never post here again if you chainsaw it into 15 - 20 pieces and live stream or post to youtube.
ZCore13
Quote: Zcore13Ill take the EB offer. I will never post here again if you chainsaw it into 15 - 20 pieces and live stream or post to youtube.
ZCore13
Naw, we're good. Your invited to the event if it happens. I will take donations towards this end from folks, but I'd prefer a neutral third party collect and report tally. $1,000 total is plenty. Anyone donating $100 or more is invited. Chainsaw will be indoors.
I'll provide energy drinks and we can have a last game. The table lets 16 play!
If you're moving out, you can take less if feeling the pressure, but it's just idiotic actually ruining that thing. It wont give you the feeling you think you'll get by the destroying that thing and it wont change you.
Quote: AhighTruth is that there is nobody in DI has ever had as nice a table as I.
I went to visit the Dice Coach years ago and he had a full blown table in his garage. Going of memory, it was about equal to yours.
Quote: WizardI went to visit the Dice Coach years ago and he had a full blown table in his garage. Going of memory, it was about equal to yours.
Do you think the chips at Golden Gate are "about equal" to those at the Wynn?
If so then I guess is a more tolerant opinion.
In my opinion, nobody's ever had a (real Paulson 14') table at home set up as nicely with Pauls chips, real buy/lay lammers, on/off and every kind of lammer, lock box with keys, custom limit sign, etc.
Every last part and piece from a real game.
Not Beau, or anyone.
Every single other setup has SOME compromise relative to mine.
As far as destroying the table I can buy another one if I want or not. It's "only money." I have my reasons and they are my own. Life is for living not taking prescriptions for common actions and anticipated results. If people want to make an event and donate, it's not just me that's paying to see the destruction, and it's very normal and not anything weird in my opinion. People like explosions in movies, for example. It's normal.
As far as the label "bipolar" I'm not sure how destroying a table is any more bipolar than shooting $1,000 worth of fireworks if that's what you want to do. I've gotten more mileage out of this table than most anyone could imagine. She's served her purpose and maybe it is time to go out with a bang!!
Ok it's 14 feet right? Is it upstairs? Is it going to be a task to carry it out of your house without banging up the walls or entry ways?
Quote: AhighNaw, we're good. Your invited to the event if it happens. I will take donations towards this end!
No doubt. You can't sell it so you want us
to pay you to destroy it. I'm not sure you
have thought this out completely.. Just
leave it in your house when you go,
let it be the next owners problem.
Quote: HunterhillGo to pawn stars.Maybe rick will buy it.
I've been in his shop and it isn't much bigger than the table. Somehow it looks much bigger on TV.
Rounding corners can be tough unless you have a 15 foot ceiling.
I can see that with machines and roulette items, but a craps table just sits there with basically no moving parts so I don't see what legal protection that would need. The licensed vendor thing is probably there to keep illegal doctored machines from getting into casinos, or something like that.Quote: Zcore13I'm not sure about Las Vegas, but I believe most Tribal Casino have to purchase equipment from licensed vendors. You cant just buy gaming tables or supplies from Craigslist or some unknown dude.
ZCore13
My guess is those are the rules in AZ as well based solely on Z's experience in that state.
Quote: sammydvI can see that with machines and roulette items, but a craps table just sits there with basically no moving parts so I don't see what legal protection that would need. The licensed vendor thing is probably there to keep illegal doctored machines from getting into casinos, or something like that.
No, it applies to everything used in the Casino. Chip trays, layouts, lammers, you name it.
ZCore13