Casino Party Equipment and Casino Party Tables
The success and authenticity of your casino party depends in large part to the quality of the casino party equipment & tables and professionalism of the casino party dealers. On the Go Casino® Inc uses only top quality casino party equipment & tables and fun, friendly casino party dealers for all of our casino night events. We use custom made casino layouts on all of our casino party
tables. Our chips are heavy 11.5 gram composite casino
chips (not the light plastic kind found at the store). Cards and dice
are from actual casinos around the world and have been used in
actual play in live casinos. All accessories come from the same casino equipment manufacturers used by real casinos. Don’t sell your
casino party short by using casino party equipment that is a cheaper, home style
version of the real thing.
Casino Party Games
Click on the name of each casino party game to practice your playing skills.
Blackjack
Players try to beat the dealer with the highest hand possible without going over 21 or “busting”. 2 card blackjacks pay double.
Craps
Players may make any number of wagers in this game. The easiest way to start is to bet the pass line with the shooter on the first roll. 7,11 win and 2,3,12 lose. Any other number becomes the point. The point must be rolled again before a 7 for the player to win. Many other betting options are available.
Roulette
Game of little skill. Players must guess where the ball will land on the next spin. There are 38 spots 1-36, 0 and 00. 18 spots are red and 18 are black. 0 and 00 are green. Players may bet on one number, a group of numbers, red or black, odd or even. Payouts vary based on how many combinations the players bet.
Texas Holdem
Community card game. Each player is dealt two cards facedown and then five community cards are dealt in the middle. Players try to make their best 5 card poker hand using any combination of the two cards in their hand and the five community cards. Game is played as follows: Two cards are dealt face down to each player. Players then decide whether to fold, check or bet. Three cards "The Flop" are dealt face up in the middle. Players again decide to fold, check or bet. A fourth card "The Turn" is dealt face up in the middle. Players again decide to fold, check or bet. A fifth card "The River" is dealt face up in the middle and play proceeds as before. Anyone who has not folded after the last round of betting will now have the option of showing their hand and possibly winning the pot.
Let it Ride Riverboat Poker
Players place 3 equal bets and receive 3 cards. 2 community cards are placed in the middle. Players are trying to make their best 5 card poker hand combining their 3 cards and 2 community cards in the middle. You are not competing against other players or the dealer. Community cards are flipped one at a time at which point players have the option of pulling back one of their bets or “Letting it Ride”! Payout is based on a 5 card poker hand . The higher the hand the better the payout. Payouts are listed the table layout.
3 Card Poker
Players start play either by placing an ante bet into a diamond-shaped betting area labeled "ante" or by placing a bet in a circle labeled "pair plus." (You can also make both bets, but it puts more of your bankroll into action.) You're then dealt three cards. There's no draw, and you're competing only with the dealer, who also gets three cards. If you've bet "pair plus," you have no further decisions to make. Your hand is either good enough to qualify for one of the bonus payments listed on the table layout or it isn't. If you've made the ante bet, you must decide, after looking at your cards, whether you want to match your ante bet with a second bet placed in a diamond-shaped area labeled “play”. If you do play, you win if your hand is better than the dealer's. If you hold a particularly strong hand, you get paid bonus payouts, listed on the table layout.
Caribbean Stud Poker
Players place an ante bet in the square labeled "ante" and are then dealt five cards. There's no draw, and you're not competing with the other players -- only with the dealer, who also gets five cards, one of which is turned face up for you to see. If you like your hand, you place a second bet of identical size in the area marked "bet"; if you don't want to make this second bet (and most of the time you won't), you push your cards toward the dealer and fold, abandoning your ante bet. If you do play, you win if your hand is better than the dealer's. If you hold a particularly strong hand, you get paid bonus payouts listed on the table layout.
Pai Gow Poker
Players place a bet and are dealt 7 cards as does the dealer. The player then arranges their 7 cards into 2 poker hands. The 2 hands must be arranged in such a way that the player’s 5 card (high) hand is higher then the 2 card (low) hand. The player’s high and low hands must both beat both the dealer’s high and low hands in order to win. If the players 2 hands are lower player loses. If one hand is higher and one hand lower it is a tie (push).
Casino Party Dealers
The quality of the casino party dealers can make or break your casino party event. On the Go Casino® Inc uses only dynamic, outgoing casino party dealers who understand that their main job is to entertain your guests. Our casino party dealers are thoroughly knowledgeable in the rules of the casino games and will patiently explain these rules to any of your guests that may be unfamiliar with how to play. Our casino party dealers will ensure your guests have a great time! Do you have a dynamic personality and like to have fun at work? Interested in becoming a dealer? Click on casino party dealers to fill out a short informational form.
