For most corporate parties, blackjack is the best starting game because it is easy to learn and moves fast. Add craps or roulette to bring energy to the room, and poker if your team loves friendly competition. Mixing 2 to 3 games is usually enough.
Here is how each game fits a company crowd.
Blackjack: The Easy Favorite
Blackjack is simple for first-time players and moves quickly. That makes it a reliable choice for mixed groups of employees and clients.
A blackjack table seats up to 7 players, and our packages include more blackjack tables than any other game.
Poker: The Competitive Centerpiece
Poker works well when your group wants a challenge. A poker table seats about 9 to 10 players.
For a bigger moment, run a poker tournament. Blinds, eliminations, and a final table give the night a storyline: who makes the final table, and who takes the win.
Craps and Roulette: The Crowd Pleasers
Craps and roulette are social games. Groups gather around the table, and a good roll or spin gets everyone cheering. They are great for keeping energy high in a larger room.
Compare the Games
| Game | Best for | Learning curve | Table price with dealer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blackjack | Mixed groups, first-time players | Easy | $325 |
| Poker | Competitive groups, tournaments | Medium | $375 |
| Roulette | Big, social crowds | Easy | $475 |
| Craps (8 ft) | High-energy crowds | Dealer teaches as you go | $600 |
Prices do not include setup, delivery, travel, or tax. See the casino party pricing page for packages.
How to Choose Your Mix
Most corporate events do well with 2 to 3 games instead of every option. This keeps setup simpler and gives guests enough variety.
A simple way to decide:
- Mostly new players? Lean on blackjack and roulette.
- A competitive team? Add poker or a poker tournament.
- A big, social crowd? Add craps.
Not sure how many tables you need? Our guide on how many casino tables you need shows table counts by guest count.
Bonus Games
Want something beyond the four classics? Our packages for 75 guests and up include bonus games, and you can add a bonus game with a dealer for $325. Ask us for the current options.
How a Casino Night Works
Our team sets up before your guests arrive. When guests check in, each one gets a Casino Players Card that stands for their funny money. We recommend $500 to $1,000 in funny money per guest.
Guests trade funny money for chips at any table and move between tables all night. At the end, dealers count each guest’s chips and hand out cash-out vouchers. Guests use them for raffle tickets or prize bids, and our team handles breakdown after the party.
Add More to the Night
Casino tables pair well with other entertainment. We also offer DJs, photo booths, and casino decorations, so you can plan the whole night with one company. See our services for details.
Related guides: casino parties for conferences and trade shows and employee appreciation casino party ideas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do employees need to know how to play?
No. Our dealers teach every game as they go.
Can we brand the tables?
Yes. Ask about adding your company logo to chips, table felts, or signage.
Is it real gambling?
No. Every game is entertainment only. Chips have no cash value and there are no real-money payouts.
Plan Your Corporate Casino Party
Tell us your guest count and the games you like. We will recommend the right mix and send a quote.