Fun Casino's are fast becoming one of the most popular forms of entertainment, replacing Karaoke and Race Nights. A Fun Casino can be held at just about any venue, no matter how small. Not only is it an excellent way to entertain your guests, it's also a great way to raise money for your chosen charity or club.

One of the most popular types of entertainments around.

A Fun Casino can be held at almost any venue, from a small village hall to the grandest hotel banqueting suites. Your casino can be tailor made to suit your needs.

Why not have a fun casino at your wedding reception to break the ice between your guests, or even at your birthday party to be the envy of your friends!

To begin with, your guests are issued with some fun money. This can be done on the night, or alternatively you can arrange to have it posted with your invitations, the choice is yours. The amount is entirely up to you, but remember you will want everyone to play. It's a good idea to work it out based on the number of guests attending, we will be happy to advise you on this.

Once your guests have their fun money, they can exchange this at the tables for gaming chips. We will supply game rule cards for all your guests, and friendly croupiers will be on hand to answer any questions. The casino, unless otherwise arranged, will be open for three hours. Your guests will be notified five games from the end, after which time, all gaming chips be returned to the croupiers and exchanged back for fun money. The person who has amounted the most fun money at the end of the evening is declared the winner. Prizes may be awarded, but this is entriely up to you to arrange.

Fun Casino's are a great way to raise funds for your charity or organisation. Fundraisers are run in exactly the same way as private parties, the only difference being the amount of money you give to your guests. As a taster, you give the a small sum, and when they run out, they can purchase more at a set rate from the cash desk. Please note that this must be carried out by a person belonging to the charity or organisation the funds are being raised for. Again, prizes may be awarded but this is entirely up to the event organisers.