Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost?

A few factors come into play in determining the appropriate pricing. Is it in the Sydney area, or is it a road trip? Does the venue have a loading dock or zone? If so, are we limited in time allowed there? Will the venue provide parking for the croupiers? Is it on the ground floor or are there levels to navigate? Is there a service lift ? Can we pack up at the conclusion of the gaming or does the venue dictate the schedule of our pack up? You don't need all of this information. Upon initial contact, you tell us the venue and we'll probably already be familiar with its vendor friendliness or lack of. To give you some idea though, if it's a straightforward in-out operation, $500 per table/ croupier.

How many tables should I hire for the number of people expected?

One of the most important lessons we've learnt whilst conducting these events is that you do your best to get the numbers right. You can't 'WOW' a crowd of 300 people with just 3 tables. On the opposite side, you can't fit 5 tables in your living room. 

Give us details of how many people you expect and where is the venue. Based on this information, we can recommend the most appropriate combo of tables for your night to be a complete success. 

Do all the guests need to have some knowledge of how the games are played?

No, these casino theme parties are appropriate for people with varying levels of gaming knowlege. From absolutely no idea to players with years of experience. The croupiers will make sure that the novices get an education whilst maintaining a steady pace for the more accomplished folk.

How many people can play at one time?

Seven players may play at a table at a time. During the course of the night, we'll turnover players so that everybody gets a taste of the action. Rule of thumb. You should have the capacity to allow about 25% of your crowd to play at any one time. So if you expect 25 to 30 people, one table is fine. If you expect 250 to 300, ten tables is more appropriate. Certainly contact us for advice so you can be sure you're taking the best option. 

How big are the tables and how much space is required?

The Blackjack tables and Roulette tables are approximately six feet wide by three feet deep. Allow for people to stand around and human traffic. To be honest we can make just about any room work, though if it's a house party you may have to juggle some furniture around. If uncertain, we can pay a visit to see what's going to work and what's not. We're familiar with many of the function rooms around Sydney, but if we're not, we'll often check out that particular venue to work out a plan of action.

Can we gamble for real?

Absolutely not. The Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing of NSW have clear guidelines on what is and isn't acceptable in conducting these events. Actual gambling is a definate no, no. Click here for some details.