Everything you need to know.

No. Every game is played with our custom casino play money for entertainment only. Nothing of monetary value is wagered, exchanged, or won at the tables. That's what keeps our events legal in every venue we serve across New York State — private homes, hotels, corporate offices, country clubs, breweries, barns, and non-profit halls. Guests can still compete for prizes you provide at the end of the night; more on that below.

Yes — and it's one of the most-loved details of any event we run. Our standard play money is included in every package, and for a small add-on we'll print fully custom bills featuring your company logo, the guest of honor's face, a wedding date, a milestone birthday, or an inside joke. Guests take the bills home as a keepsake, and they show up in social posts for weeks after the event. Let us know at booking so we can lock in artwork approval in time.

Every quote is a fixed, all-inclusive price — no hourly billing, no surprise gratuities. It's based on three things: how many tables you need, how long the casino runs (a standard event is 3 hours of active play), and travel distance from Rochester. Send us your date, guest count, and venue and we return a formal quote within one business day.

Our tables are custom-built larger than the industry standard, so each one comfortably fits many more guests than a typical rental table — which means you rent fewer tables and pay less overall. For planning, we recommend one table per 20–25 guests, since not everyone plays at the same moment (drinks, food, conversation, restroom, photo booth). Popular configurations: 40–50 guests → 2 tables; 60–75 guests → 3 tables; 80–100 guests → 4 tables; 100–150 guests → 5–6 tables; 150–200 guests → 7–8 tables. We'll finalize the exact mix — blackjack, craps, roulette, poker, and specialty games — based on the vibe you want.

For most events we recommend a spread: one blackjack, one craps or roulette, and one specialty game (Big Wheel, Horse Race, or Chuck-a-Luck) for every 60–75 guests. Poker tables are their own animal — they seat 10 and play slower, so they're best when your crowd specifically wants a poker room. We'll suggest a configuration when we quote your event.

Every table is 8' × 4', and we ask for roughly 10' × 6' of clear floor per table to give the dealer, players, and passing traffic room to move. Ceilings should be at least 8'. We review a floor plan with you before the event so nothing is a surprise on load-in day.

Poker tables (Texas Hold'em, Let It Ride, Three Card, Five Card / Caribbean Stud) are always seated and include 10 chairs. Every other table — blackjack, our modified craps, roulette, Big Wheel, Chuck-a-Luck, Horse Race, and Over/Under 7 — is a standing table by default, which keeps the crowd energy up and rotates players naturally. Any of them can be converted to seated on request; just tell us at booking.

Blackjack, our easy-to-play modified craps, roulette, and four kinds of poker (Texas Hold'em, Let It Ride, Three Card, Five Card / Caribbean Stud). We also bring party favorites like Big Wheel (Wheel of Fortune), Chuck-a-Luck, Horse Race, and Over/Under 7 — all fantastic for first-time players who want to jump in without a tutorial. See the full lineup on our tables page.

No — that's the whole point. Traditional casino craps has a notoriously steep learning curve, so we run a simplified house version built around the Pass Line and Don't Pass bets. Guests are placing bets and cheering inside two minutes, and the table still feels every bit as loud and high-energy as a Vegas floor.

Every table is staffed by a professional dealer trained on that specific game. Our dealers arrive in tuxedo attire by default (or your company's branded shirts on request) and are experienced at teaching first-time players without slowing the table down for the veterans.

Yes — most events end with a prize ceremony. Guests turn in their play money, we tally the totals, and the top winners claim prizes you provide (gift cards, wine, experiences, company swag, etc.). We handle the tally sheets and can MC the ceremony if you'd like a clean, hands-off close to the night.

Peak Rochester and Buffalo dates — December holiday season, spring galas, and summer Saturdays — book out 8–12 weeks in advance. Off-peak weeknights can often be booked with 2–3 weeks of notice. If your date is fixed, reach out early.

Yes. We regularly deliver across Upstate New York — Buffalo, Syracuse, Canandaigua, Geneva, Skaneateles, the Finger Lakes, and the Southern Tier. A modest travel fee applies to venues over 30 miles from Rochester and is quoted up front, never added later.

Any venue with enough floor space and an accessible entrance. We regularly work in country clubs, hotel ballrooms, corporate offices, private homes, barns, breweries, wineries, and restaurant back rooms. If you're unsure whether your space fits, send us photos or a floor plan and we'll confirm.

Plan on about 60–90 minutes for setup and 45–60 minutes for teardown, depending on the number of tables and how far our crew has to walk from the loading dock. Setup and teardown are included in your quote — there's no extra labor charge.

Yes. We carry general liability insurance and can furnish a certificate of insurance (COI) to any venue that requires one, at no additional cost. Give us the venue's requirements a couple of weeks out so we can send it on time.

Yes — we offer both as add-ons. Bundling through one vendor saves your planning team hours of coordination, and our DJ works with the casino's rhythm — building energy during play, dropping the volume for the prize ceremony, then bringing the dance floor to life.

We work with clients to reschedule whenever possible at no extra cost. Full cancellation terms are outlined in your contract before you sign — no fine print.