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Private Party Casino Rentals in Los Angeles

A private party casino rental means we bring the tables, the chips, the cards, and the professional dealers to your home or venue, set everything up, run the play for your guests, and pack it out when the night is done. It is casino-themed entertainment, so chips have no cash value and nobody is wagering real money. Guests play for fun and for whatever prizes you decide to hand out.

When a casino rental makes sense

The parties that work best are the ones where you want guests talking to each other instead of standing around a bar checking their phones. A blackjack table pulls seven people into the same conversation within about a minute. That is the real reason people book us.

We run birthdays and milestone anniversaries, bachelor and bachelorette parties, graduations, and holiday parties. Private homes, backyards, poolside. If you have a pool, we have floating tables with waterproof cards. If there are kids at the party and you do not want them hovering at the craps table, we bring kids' game tables with Uno, Go Fish, and Old Maid so the younger guests have their own dealer and their own thing going on.

A casino setup also solves a specific hosting problem: mixed groups who do not know each other. Family from out of town, your partner's coworkers, the neighbors. Tables give everyone a reason to sit down together. You can see the full range of events we run if you are still deciding what shape your party should take.

How the job actually runs, start to finish

The conversation. You tell us your date, your address or venue, your guest count, and roughly what kind of night you want. We tell you how many tables that guest count needs and what fits your space. This is where you should mention stairs, narrow gates, gravel driveways, and where the power outlets are. None of it is a problem, but we would rather know now than at 4pm on party day.

The quote and the hold. We quote every event individually because no two are the same. Once you approve it and put down a hold, your date and your dealers are locked.

Load in and setup. Our crew arrives ahead of your start time, carries in the tables, sets the layouts, lays out chips and cards, and dresses the room. Chips, cards, and setup are all included in the booking. You do not source anything.

The play. Dealers are in place before guests arrive. They teach as they go, which matters more than anything else on this list. Most of your guests have never played craps. A good dealer gets a nervous first-timer rolling within two minutes and makes them feel clever about it.

Prizes and the wrap. Plenty of hosts do a chip count at the end and hand out prizes to the top stacks. We help you structure that. Then we break down and load out, usually faster than you expect.

If you want the hour-by-hour version, read how a casino night party actually works.

How long it takes

Setup and breakdown depend on table count and how hard it is to get into your space. A handful of tables in a house with a wide driveway is quick. Twenty tables up a flight of stairs into a hillside backyard is not. We schedule load-in with real margin so we are never rushing while your first guests are parking.

The play itself is the part you control. Most private parties run two to four hours of table time. Under two hours and guests feel like they just got the hang of it when the tables close. Much past four and the energy usually moves to the dance floor or the dessert table anyway. Tell us your timeline and we will tell you honestly whether it works.

What it costs and what moves the price

We quote every party individually, so there is no rate card here and no package name to memorize. What we can tell you is exactly what pushes a quote up or down.

• Number of tables. This is the biggest lever. Each table needs a dealer, and dealers are the real cost of a casino party. A rough planning rule: blackjack seats about seven, craps and roulette draw a crowd of more.
• Guest count. Drives table count. Seventy guests who all want to play needs more equipment than 150 guests at a party where the casino is one of four things happening.
• Hours of play. Longer table time means more dealer hours.
• Table mix. Craps and roulette are bigger pieces of equipment than blackjack and carry more staffing.
• Access and location. Stairs, long carries, tight gates, and distance from our Los Angeles base all factor in. We travel throughout California.
• Add-ons. Floating pool tables, kids' game tables, and specialty setups change the picture.

We accept all major credit cards. For a real number on your date, use the booking form or call (866) 963-6557. There is more detail on the drivers in our guide to how much a casino party costs.

What to look for in whoever you hire

Ask who is actually dealing. Some companies subcontract to whoever is free that weekend. Our dealers are hired and trained in house, more than 20 professionals, and the company has been owned, operated, and staffed entirely by women since Jodi Lee Screpnek founded it in 2006. We were the original all-women casino party company and we still train every dealer ourselves.

Ask about insurance. We carry event liability insurance and most venues will want to see it before they let anyone load in.

Ask whether they can teach. Dealing is the easy half. The hard half is running a lively table for people who have never held a chip. That is what we hire for.

If your event is a fundraiser rather than a private party, ask about compliance. California has rules for charity gaming, and we are certified by the California Department of Justice gambling division for charity fundraisers. We have helped raise over a million dollars for hundreds of California charities and we handle that side of it so you are not reading regulations at midnight.

Our tables have worked for Red Bull, SpaceX, the Hollywood Roosevelt, and the World Series of Poker, and appeared in Ocean's 13 and CSI: NY. The reason we mention it is simple: those clients hired the same dealers who will be at your backyard.