Corporate Casino Evenings
Year-end functions, conference nights and client receptions built around hosted table entertainment instead of a dance floor nobody uses.
See the formatAll formats
Same crew, same kit, same written limits. What changes is the pace, the crew-to-guest ratio and how much of the evening the tables are asked to carry.
Choosing
Nearly every brief we receive names the wrong format first. That is fine — the floor plan corrects it quickly.
The question that actually decides your evening is how much standing room sits behind each table. A roulette table needs people two deep around three sides of it to feel alive, and that takes considerably more floor than the table footprint suggests. A blackjack table works happily in a corner with seven seats and a metre behind them.
So when you send a brief, send the room with it: a floor plan if you have one, a photograph if you do not, and the guest count. We will tell you how many tables the space genuinely holds, which is sometimes fewer than you hoped and occasionally more.
The second question is what else the evening has to do. If there are speeches, a plated dinner and an awards segment, the tables need to be a backdrop that guests return to between items. If the tables are the evening, the format changes and so does the crew.
Side by side
Guest counts are the comfortable range rather than the hard limit. The absolute ceiling is up to 350 guests and up to 6 hours of running time.
| Format | Comfortable guest range | Tables | Best when | Needs from you |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corporate casino evenings | 60–350 | 3–8 | A function has to hold a mixed room past the speeches | Floor plan and a run sheet |
| Private parties | 20–120 | 1–3 | Adult guests who do not all know each other | A room and a doorway we can carry through |
| VIP experiences | 12–60 | 2–4 | Attention matters more than scale | A quiet space and a guest list |
| Roulette, blackjack & poker tables | Any | 1 upwards | You want the tables and nothing else | Power and a level floor |
| Poker-themed dinner | 20–140 | 2–6 | A seated dinner needs something between courses | Your caterer’s service times |
| Mobile table hire | Any | 1 upwards | The venue is remote, or you run the event yourself | Access details and load-in route |
| Team building | 16–160 | 2–8 | You need a facilitated outcome, not just a party | Team structure and session length |
| Hosts & croupiers only | Any | Yours | You own the tables and need the people | Kit list and call times |
| Full production & branding | 60–350 | 3–10 | You would rather brief one supplier than five | Brand assets and a budget range |
No format on this list involves money at the table. Chips are symbolic throughout, and nothing can be exchanged for money or for anything of monetary value — see the Responsible Entertainment notice.
In detail
Each page covers who it suits, what is included, how the evening runs, guest numbers and timings — and why it is entertainment rather than gambling.
Year-end functions, conference nights and client receptions built around hosted table entertainment instead of a dance floor nobody uses.
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Milestone birthdays, anniversaries and house celebrations for adult guests, scaled to the room you already have.
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Short guest lists and high attention: reserved tables, a dedicated host at each one and a slower, quieter run of play.
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The three table formats guests recognise on sight, hosted so a complete beginner can join in within five minutes.
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A seated dinner with a tournament-style round between courses, timed around your caterer rather than against them.
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Tables, symbolic chips, cards and a trained host delivered to your venue — including sites reachable only by rail or air.
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Facilitated sessions where mixed teams rotate between tables — designed for people who normally dread team building.
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Crew only, for planners and agencies who already have the tables and need the people who can run them properly.
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Floor plan, lighting, signage, branded chips, cards and a photo zone — one schedule, one point of contact.
See the formatIncluded as standard
These are not upgrades. They are in the quote whichever format you choose.
Not included unless it is on your quote: venue hire, catering, alcohol service, security and any recognition item you choose to hand out at the end of the night.
Pricing
We do not publish a rate card, because two events with the same guest count can need very different crews and kit. Pricing depends on event size, venue and chosen format, and we prepare a quote based on your bespoke event concept.
Next step
We will come back within one business day with the format we would actually recommend, a table count your room can hold, and a written quote.
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