Casino FAQ's
Types of Casino Parties Corporate or Personal Entertainment
This is the majority of the events we do. Looking for a way to entertain your employees at your next company party ? We can help you essentially take your whole company to Las Vegas without leaving home !
How about all those sales reps in town for that sales meeting ? Let us show you ways to integrate new product themes into your sales meeting entertainment.
Maybe you have a country club full of members looking for a new social event or entertainment for your next golf tournament… we can help you score a "hole in one" there too.
Even a special birthday party for someone who loves Las Vegas… let us provide the "high roller" honored guest with some very special surprises.
Charity Fund-raising We do many of these too, where the emphasis is on fund-raising and having fun doing so of course. Your guests purchase fun money from you as a donation to your charity, and at the end of the evening "cash in " there winnings for raffle tickets. Then they eagerly anticipate winning a fine prize from a raffle or an auction of prizes you have purchased or had donated. In addition to sales of fun money, we can help you identify and evaluate addition sources of revenue to boost the income to your charity.
How Does a Typical Casino Work ?
For your party, guests receive a predestined amount of "fun money" when they arrive. When they are ready to play, they can take this "fun money" to any of the gaming tables where the dealer will exchange it for chips. Guests play the games in hope of increasing their chances of winning a prize.
Winning a Prize
The most popular way to distribute prizes is when the casino closes, guests redeem their unused fun money and chips for raffle tickets, at a pre-determined exchange rate. The more chips they win--- the more raffle tickets they accumulate. Once all the chips to raffle tickets conversions are done, you draw the winning tickets. More tickets doesn't guarantee anyone a prize-- only more chances to win. It only takes one ticket to win the grand prize---that's part of the fun.
This is the majority of the events we do. Looking for a way to entertain your employees at your next company party ? We can help you essentially take your whole company to Las Vegas without leaving home !
How about all those sales reps in town for that sales meeting ? Let us show you ways to integrate new product themes into your sales meeting entertainment.
Maybe you have a country club full of members looking for a new social event or entertainment for your next golf tournament… we can help you score a "hole in one" there too.
Even a special birthday party for someone who loves Las Vegas… let us provide the "high roller" honored guest with some very special surprises.
Charity Fund-raising We do many of these too, where the emphasis is on fund-raising and having fun doing so of course. Your guests purchase fun money from you as a donation to your charity, and at the end of the evening "cash in " there winnings for raffle tickets. Then they eagerly anticipate winning a fine prize from a raffle or an auction of prizes you have purchased or had donated. In addition to sales of fun money, we can help you identify and evaluate addition sources of revenue to boost the income to your charity.
How Does a Typical Casino Work ?
For your party, guests receive a predestined amount of "fun money" when they arrive. When they are ready to play, they can take this "fun money" to any of the gaming tables where the dealer will exchange it for chips. Guests play the games in hope of increasing their chances of winning a prize.
Winning a Prize
The most popular way to distribute prizes is when the casino closes, guests redeem their unused fun money and chips for raffle tickets, at a pre-determined exchange rate. The more chips they win--- the more raffle tickets they accumulate. Once all the chips to raffle tickets conversions are done, you draw the winning tickets. More tickets doesn't guarantee anyone a prize-- only more chances to win. It only takes one ticket to win the grand prize---that's part of the fun.
