Games · casino and carnival
Casino and Carnival Game Rentals
The group for fundraisers, holiday parties, dealer conferences and trade-show stands, where the job is holding attention in one place. Two of these do it with seating and two do it with a crowd standing around them. All four are rented as equipment: dealers, croupiers and booth hosts are not part of it.
Poker table
An 84 in oval set for ten, folding in half for the loading dock.
Prize wheel
A 36 in wheel with 18 slots you write your own prizes onto.
Chip set and dealer kit
500 casino-weight chips in four denominations, cased and sorted.
Cash cube
An inflatable chamber 6 ft across that puts a crowd round one spot.
Four items
Two of them seat a room, two of them gather one.
The table is 84 in long by 42 in deep and 30 in high, laid out for ten positions in wool felt, with a padded faux-leather rail and ten drink holders sunk into it over steel legs and a reinforced steel frame. It folds in half into its bag and needs no assembly, which is what makes an upper-floor venue or a tight service lift a non-issue. Chips are a separate line and so are chairs: the case holds 500 chips at 11.5 g and 1.54 in across, split 200 red, 150 white, 100 green and 50 black, with two decks and the dealer and blind buttons, in an aluminium case of 22 × 8 × 2.5 in.
The other two work standing. A prize wheel builds on one pole as a tabletop unit or on two as a floor stand reaching 6 ft 3 in. Its 18 slots are a reusable acrylic dry-erase face rather than a printed one, so the prizes are written for your event and wiped after it. The cash cube stands 8 ft high and 6 ft across in oxford cloth with clear panels, on two blowers — 370 W to hold the structure up and 1100 W to keep the bills moving — which draw close to 1,470 W between them, so send that figure with the room plan. Four stakes, four sandbags and ropes anchor it.