How much does corporate casino hire cost?
Corporate casino packages start from £599 and run to £1199 and above, across seven packages (CCE1 to CCE7). The price depends on how many tables and croupiers you need, how long the casino runs, your location and any branding or themed extras.
What is included in a corporate casino package?
Full-size casino tables, professional croupiers who run and teach the games, fun money for your guests, organised game playoffs, and delivery, setup and pack-down. Branded fun money, themed props and prizes can be added.
How many guests can you cater for at a corporate event?
Each table hosts around six to eight active players with others watching and rotating through, so you need capacity for roughly half to two-thirds of your guests at once. Two to three tables suits around 40 to 100 guests, and larger events simply add tables.
Can we brand the fun money with our company logo?
Yes. Fun money can be personalised with your company logo, and we can add branded signage and prize displays. This works particularly well for awards evenings, client entertaining and staff parties.
Is a corporate fun casino real gambling?
No. Guests play with fun money rather than staking their own cash, and cannot win money at the tables. Because there is no stake and no cash prize, no gambling licence is required. That is why fun casinos are used at company parties without any licensing involved.
Does a casino night work for team building?
Yes. A fun casino gets people from different departments and seniority levels talking without forcing participation, because guests can watch, play one hand or stay all evening. Games like dice and roulette are especially sociable.
How long does a corporate casino night run?
Most corporate events work best with two to three hours of active gaming, opening after dinner and speeches rather than during them.
Do you cover the whole of the UK?
Yes. We are based in Essex and cover venues across the United Kingdom. Travel outside our standard service area, and London congestion charges, may be added to the quote.
