The Collection

Every table you need for a real casino night.

Our tables are built to regulatory casino standards — same felt, same layouts, same rails you'll find on the Vegas floor. Every rental includes a professional dealer, delivery, setup, and teardown anywhere in Rochester and Upstate New York.

Table Size

Every table on our floor is 8' × 4'. Plan on roughly 10' × 6' of clear space per table so guests, dealer, and traffic all have room. Ceilings should be 8' or higher.

Seating

Poker tables are always seated (10 chairs included). Every other table is a standing table by default — we can convert any of them to seated on request when you tell us during booking.

Dealers

A trained dealer is included with every table. They teach first-timers, keep the pace tight for experienced players, and MC the prize ceremony at the end of the night.

Custom Play Money

We deal in play money — not chips.

Every game on our floor is played with our custom casino play money. Nothing of monetary value is ever wagered, so your event stays fully legal at any venue in New York State — private homes, offices, hotels, country clubs, and non-profits.

Want the bills to feature your company logo, the guest of honor's face, or a wedding date? Ask us about fully customized play money as an add-on. It becomes the take-home keepsake nobody expects.

Table Games

3 Tables

Blackjack

10–16 players per tableStanding table by default — can be set up with stools on requestFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

The most popular table at any party — easy for beginners, deep enough for card counters. Our custom-built tables are larger than the standard rental so more guests can crowd in at once.

How to Play

The classic 21. Each player is dealt two cards and tries to get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Face cards count 10, Aces count 1 or 11. Hit for another card, stand to hold, or double down and split when the cards fall right. Our dealers walk first-timers through basic strategy without ever slowing the table down.

Craps — The Dealers' Modified Version

10–16 players per tableStanding table by default — can be converted to seated on requestFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

The loudest, most social table in the room. Full-size table with a professional stickman keeping the pace exactly like a real casino floor.

How to Play

Traditional craps intimidates most guests, so we run a simplified house version that keeps the energy of a Vegas floor without the twenty-bet learning curve. One shooter throws two dice; the crowd bets Pass Line (with the shooter) or Don't Pass (against). Roll a 7 or 11 on the come-out and Pass wins. Roll a 2, 3 or 12 and Don't Pass wins. Anything else becomes the 'point' — the shooter keeps rolling until they hit the point again (Pass wins) or roll a 7 (Don't Pass wins). New players are placing bets and cheering inside of two minutes.

Roulette

10–16 players per tableStanding table by default — convertible to seatedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

Elegance in motion. Solid wheel, ceramic ball, and a felt layout that instantly makes any venue feel like a private gaming lounge.

How to Play

The dealer spins the wheel and drops a small ball into it. Guests place bets on the felt layout — a single number, a color (red or black), odd or even, columns, corners, or splits. Where the ball lands decides the winners. Inside bets pay bigger; outside bets hit more often. It's the easiest game on the floor to teach in ten seconds.

Poker Room

4 Tables

Texas Hold'em Poker

Up to 10 players — always seatedSeated table, 10 chairs includedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

Tournament-style tables with padded rails and professional chip sets. Ideal for competitive corporate groups or a serious poker crowd who wants a real bracket.

How to Play

The tournament favorite. Each player is dealt two hole cards; five community cards come out in the middle across the flop, turn and river. You make your best five-card hand from any combination of the seven. Betting happens in four rounds. Our dealers can run casual cash-style play, a bracket tournament, or a single-table winner-take-all — your call.

Let It Ride Poker

Up to 10 players — seated (10 chairs included)Seated poker table, 10 chairs includedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

The most social poker on our floor. Everyone plays their own hand against the pay chart, so the whole table cheers together instead of folding against each other.

How to Play

You place three equal bets and receive three cards; two community cards come out in the middle. After seeing your cards you can pull back your first bet or 'let it ride.' After the first community card, same choice on the second bet. Final community card flips, and any pair of tens or better pays — bigger hands pay much bigger. No bluffing, no reading opponents — you're only playing against the paytable.

Three Card Poker

Up to 10 players — seated (10 chairs included)Seated poker table, 10 chairs includedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

Fastest-paced poker we offer — a hand takes under a minute, so guests rotate through constantly.

How to Play

Two games in one. Place an Ante bet, get three cards, and decide if your hand beats the dealer's — raise to play or fold. The dealer needs Queen-high to qualify. Big hands (straight or better) trigger the Ante Bonus. There's also an optional Pair Plus side bet that pays any pair or higher regardless of what the dealer holds. Fast rounds, big reactions.

Five Card Poker (Caribbean Stud)

Up to 10 players — seated (10 chairs included)Seated poker table, 10 chairs includedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

The classic table-poker experience for guests who want a real showdown against the house instead of each other.

How to Play

Ante up and each player gets five cards face-down; the dealer shows one. Look at your hand and either fold or raise. The dealer needs Ace-King or better to qualify. If your hand beats a qualified dealer, the raise pays out on the poker paytable — flushes, full houses and straight flushes all earn premium payouts.

Specialty & Party Games

4 Tables

Big Wheel (Wheel of Fortune)

10–16 players — standingStanding table by default — convertible to seatedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

A crowd-magnet. Great to place near an entrance or bar because the sound of the flapper draws people over on its own.

How to Play

The dealer spins a large vertical wheel divided into segments marked with different values. Guests bet the felt in front of the wheel on which segment they think will stop at the arrow. Lower values pay less and hit more often; the rare 'joker' or top segment pays the biggest. Instantly visual — even guests who aren't playing gather to watch the spin.

Chuck-a-Luck

10–16 players — standingStanding table by default — convertible to seatedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

A perfect first table for guests who feel intimidated by craps. All the drama of dice with none of the vocabulary.

How to Play

Also called Birdcage. Three dice tumble inside a spinning wire cage. Guests bet on the felt for numbers 1 through 6. If your number shows on one die you're paid 1-to-1, two dice pays 2-to-1, all three pays 3-to-1 (some houses pay 10-to-1). The easiest dice game to teach — pick a number, watch the cage flip.

Horse Race

10–16 players — standingStanding table by default — convertible to seatedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

The most theatrical table on the floor. Guests actually cheer their horse down the track — great for a warm-up game or a mid-event break.

How to Play

Six to eight numbered horses line up on a felt track. Guests bet on which horse they think will win. The dealer rolls dice — the sum of the roll moves that numbered horse one length forward. First horse to cross the finish line pays out on its posted odds. Long-shot horses (2, 12) pay huge because they move less often; favorites (7) pay small but win a lot.

Over / Under 7

10–16 players — standingStanding table by default — convertible to seatedFootprint: 8' × 4' table · 10' × 6' clearance

The one to open your event with. Every guest understands the rules before their first bet, which turns hesitant first-timers into regulars fast.

How to Play

The simplest game in the casino. Bet whether the sum of two dice will roll Over 7, Under 7, or Exactly 7. Over and Under pay 1-to-1. Exactly 7 pays 4-to-1 because it hits less often. Learn it in one sentence, play it all night.

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