The games

Pick your tables. We’ll bring the fun.

Casino table rental for parties across Northern Utah. Every table is full-size and every dealer is a pro. All of them work for first-timers, because our dealers teach while they deal. Most parties mix three or four tables so guests can find one they like.

Full-size Craps table with a professional dealer at a casino party

The loudest table in the room — for good reason.

Craps

Dice, chips, and a crowd that wins and loses together. Craps looks intimidating from across the room; with one of our dealers walking the table through it, it becomes the party's center of gravity.

Why it’s fun

It's the only game where the whole table is in it together. One good roll and twelve people you've never met are cheering for you by name.

Learning curve
Quick to pick up
At the table
Up to 16 players
How to play Craps
Full-size Blackjack table with a professional dealer at a casino party

Easy to learn, hard to walk away from.

Blackjack

The classic. Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Our dealers keep the pace lively, coach first-timers through their opening hands, and celebrate the hot streaks right along with the table.

Why it’s fun

Every hand is a small decision with a real payoff — hit, stand, double down. Within twenty minutes, guests who have never touched a card are talking strategy like regulars.

Learning curve
Anyone can play
At the table
Up to 8 players
How to play Blackjack
Full-size Roulette table with a professional dealer at a casino party

Pick a number. Hold your breath.

Roulette

The most elegant game on the floor — a spinning wheel, a bouncing ball, and a felt full of possibilities. No skill required, which makes it the perfect first stop for guests easing into the night. We're also the only outfit around here running a monitor above the wheel that shows what's already come up — the same board a real casino keeps, and the reason half your guests will have a system by the third spin.

Why it’s fun

That six-second wait while the ball settles is pure theater. Red or black, lucky birthdays, a corner bet on a hunch — everyone has a system, and every spin resets.

Learning curve
Anyone can play
At the table
Up to 8 players
How to play Roulette
Full-size Texas Hold'em table with a professional dealer at a casino party

Two cards, five on the felt, and a poker face.

Texas Hold'em

The game everyone knows, dealt the way it should be. Play it casual, or let us structure a tournament with a bracket that ends the night with a champion and a story.

Why it’s fun

It's the most social game we deal. Reading a bluff across the table beats any icebreaker, and a tournament format gives your event a built-in finale.

Learning curve
Quick to pick up
At the table
3–10 players
How to play Texas Hold'em
Full-size Ultimate Texas Hold'em table with a professional dealer at a casino party

Hold'em, except you're playing the house.

Ultimate Texas Hold'em

The same two cards and the same five on the felt — but everyone at the table plays against the dealer instead of each other. Bet early for the bigger payout, or check and wait to see the flop first.

Why it’s fun

It gives poker players somewhere to put their instincts without anyone having to bluff a stranger. The earlier you commit, the more it pays, so every hand is a small dare.

Learning curve
Quick to pick up
At the table
Up to 8 players
How to play Ultimate Texas Hold'em
Full-size Baccarat table with a professional dealer at a casino party

Pick a hand. That's the whole game.

Baccarat

Two hands are dealt — Player and Banker — and you decide which one finishes closer to nine. There are no moves to make after the bet and nothing to memorize, which makes it the easiest table on the floor to walk up to cold.

Why it’s fun

There's no skill to hide behind, so the whole table wins and loses together. Pick a side, watch the cards turn, and know where you stand in about fifteen seconds.

Learning curve
Anyone can play
At the table
Up to 8 players
How to play Baccarat

Can’t decide? You don’t have to.

Tell us your headcount and we’ll recommend a mix. Most parties run three or four tables.

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