Party Party Casino
ProHighlights
- Three-hour standard casino package with dealers and chips
- Seven games including craps, sic bo and baccarat
- Themed welcome desks and 2.2m x 3m photo backdrops
About Party Party Casino
Party Party Casino is a Melbourne casino-night business owned by David Wilson, whose team includes former casino dealers, pit bosses and supervisors from venues in Australia and overseas. The tables were bought from a fixed-site casino, and the business supplies everything needed for a play-money night: full-size tables, chips, cards and dealers. The standard package runs for three hours, with a break if guests want one, though the timing can be tailored. The games on offer are roulette, blackjack, poker, craps, baccarat, sic bo and the big wheel. The fun money doubles as the guest invitation, usually printed as a $1,000 note that guests swap for chips at the tables, and the team suggests one table for every 20 guests. Nights can be themed Casino Royale, Vegas, Masquerade or White Christmas, each with a matching welcome desk and a 2.2m x 3m backdrop. Extras include 180cm giant themed playing cards, a red carpet and bollards, a jukebox, a cash grab machine, LED column lamps, glow dice cubes, showgirls, a roving magician, an MC, a photographer and a leaderboard. An open photo booth offers instant prints, group and full-length shots, GIFs, short videos and a social media screen, with every image handed over on a USB. For corporate bookings the team visits the venue first to plan the layout and talks to the venue manager about access, parking, set-up time and power. Fundraisers get help with the gaming permit needed for the night and a spreadsheet to model ticket prices against projected profit. Private bookings cover milestone birthdays, engagements, weddings, hens and bucks nights and housewarmings.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a Party Party Casino night run?
The standard package is three hours of play, including dealers and chips, with a break in the middle if needed. The timing can be tailored to the event instead.
How many casino tables should we book?
The team recommends one table for every 20 guests, as the tables tend to become the centre of the room. They can suggest a mix of games based on your guest list.
How does the fun money work?
The fun money doubles as the invitation and is usually a $1,000 note per guest, matched to the table minimum bets over three hours. Guests swap it for chips at the tables.
Is there a photo booth option?
Yes. The open booth handles group and full-length shots with instant prints, GIFs and short videos, plus a social media screen, and all images are supplied on a USB at the end.
Can Party Party Casino run a fundraiser?
Yes. The team helps clubs and charities with the one-night gaming permit forms and supplies a spreadsheet to test ticket prices and guest numbers against projected profit.
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