• 50 Guests
  • 2 Blackjack Tables
  • 1 Roulette Table
  • 1 Craps Table
  • 1 Texas Hold’em Poker Table
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  • 100 Guests
  • 4 Blackjack Tables
  • 1 Roulette Table
  • 1 Craps Table
  • 1 Texas Hold’em Poker Table
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  • 200 Guests
  • 8 Blackjack Tables
  • 2 Roulette Tables
  • 1 Craps Table
  • 2 Texas Hold’em Poker Tables
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The Right Size Party

The configurations shown above are just examples. Every party is unique. We custom configure your party to fit your event’s program and goals. Here are a few pieces of information that help guide the configuration process.

How many guests will be attending?

Estimating the number of guests is the first step.  We use this information as a guide to the number of tables you will need.

Will food be served?

Wether you will be serving food before or during the gaming affects how many guests will be playing.  If you plan on a sit-down dinner before the gaming, once dinner is over everyone will be ready to play.  If you serve hors d’oeuvres during gaming, some guests will be getting food and eating requiring less tables.

Any other activities?

Activities like dancing, auctions, and other forms of entertainment also affect the demand for playing spots.  Let us know if you plan to have additional activities.  If you are looking for additional things to do besides casino gaming, Casino Party Aces also has non-casino games available like Foosball, Billiards, Table Tennis, Wii, and more.

Which Tables to Choose

Casino Party Aces has most any game you would find in a Las Vegas casino.  Beyond Blackjack, Roulette, Craps and Poker, we also have Let-it-Ride, Big Wheel, Money Wheel, Three Card Poker, and Pai Gow Poker.  Most people have their favorite casino games.

Getting the right mix of tables.

When you walk in to just about any real casino you will see a sea of Blackjack tables with some Craps and Roulette mixed in.  This is because Blackjack is by far the most popular game.  Generally you should have mostly Blackjack tables at your event. If your event is small and you only have a few tables, at least one of them should be Blackjack.

What about those that don’t know how to play?

More than likely not all of your guests are jet-setting high-rollers.  Some may have never even played casino games before. Well, here is their chance to try some out.  Best of all, since it’s for fun, they can’t lose any money.

Teaching new players is our favorite thing to do.

We love to introduce new players to games.  We take the time to explain the rules and encourage them to give it a shot.  After they learn the basics, we will show them more complex bets.  Usually by the end of the night, they are playing like pros.

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