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This was by far the most successful event we've had. Your dealers, equipment, professionalism and service are second to none. This is the third year I've put on this event, for my client, and the first time using A Casino Event. After last night's experience with your company, I will always use you.....Thanks Again -- Debbie Hall, Event Coordinator

Saturday we had an ABSOLUTE blast! Your dealers were VERY friendly and VERY accommodating with the Deaf. You guys provided wonderful services! Everything your company has provided has been top notch and very helpful in our fundraiser. -- Fred, Fundraiser

A Casino Event is not only reliable, but they know what they are doing. All of the dealers were friendly and Joe, the Casino Manager, was awesome!! He answered all my questions and I was able to enjoy my own party without the stress. -- Linda McCormick, 30th Birthday

I thought I knew everything there to know about Poker. However, when it came to running a Poker Tournament, Matt with A Casino Event is "All In". I learned so much and our tournament ran smoother than I could have ever imagined. What a success!! -- Tim Adams, Poker Tournament

I felt the owner John, gave such great personal attention to every detail and would recommend his company to anyone -- Nancy Baker, Guarantee Mortgage Company

We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your endless contribution to the Casino night & Auction. Your professional guidance and commitment to the event, ,made the evening a resounding success. The casino tables set the mood for an elegant but festive affair and the entire event ran efficiently -- Kori Riordan, LPCC Fundraising Chairperson

The enthusiasm by everyone was outstanding and really made this event great! Thank you for such a courteous and patient crew. All of you were a very professional and fun crew to spend an evening with -- Anni Matthews, Key Eye Communications

Who needs props or a dance floor? When A Casino Event showed up with their Casino, that's all we needed to give our room the Vegas look. Their equipment is beautiful and the dealers are very friendly. Oh yeah, no one danced; we were all at the tables. I felt sorry for the DJ -- Andrea Birch, Corporate Event

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General Casino Game Rules & Overviews

Baccarat (Mini-Baccarat)

Mini-Baccarat is played with eight 52-card decks dealt from a card shoe. The dealer or croupier is seated at a table with up to 7 players. The croupier deals two individual hands: The Player and the Bank. Hands are ranked according to their cumulative sum. Each card equals their face value, except 10's and face cards, which equal zero. If their sum is exceeds 10 then 10 is subtracted from the amount. Therefore 9 is the highest baccarat hand.

Blackjack

The object of Blackjack is for the player to have the total of his/her cards as close to, without exceeding, twenty-one (21) while also betting the total of the dealer's hand. A hand totaling more than 21 is called a bust hand, thus, a loss. A push (tie) is either a win or a loss. A natural two card 21, or Blackjack, is an automatic winner, except in the case of a push.

Craps

Craps is a gambling game played with two dice, in which a first throw of 7 or 11 wins, a first throw of 2, 3, or 12 loses the bet, and a first throw of any other number called "a point" must be repeated to win before a 7 is thrown, which loses both the bet and the dice.

Pai Gow

Pai Gow Poker (Double Hand Poker) is a Americanized version of the Chinese domino (tile) game Pai Gow. Double Hand is played with playing cards, one 52 card deck plus a joker card, and uses the standard poker hand rankings.

Poker (Texas Hold'em, Omaha, etc)

Texas Hold'em Poker - is the most popular game today. In Texas Hold'em, each player receives two down cards as their initial hand, and there is a round of betting. Three board cards called "the flop" are then turned simultaneously by the dealer, and as fourth street and fifth street or the "turn" and the "river", are turned one at a time with a round of betting after each one. The board cards are community cards and each player uses any five of the seven available cards, both hole cards and three from the board, one in their hand and four on the board, or the five board cards to make the best possible hand.

Roulette

Roulette - The name Roulette means 'small wheel'. It is played with a spinning wheel marked with numbers and colors and a ball. There are a couple versions of Roulette: American Roulette (Roulette) and European Roulette. The main differences are the numbers on the wheel and the types of bets.