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How Much Does a Casino Party Cost in Oregon?

The short answer is $4,495 for an all-in-one Casino Party for up to 75 guests. That price includes four casino tables, professional dealers, an Apogee DJ, a photo booth, custom fun cash, raffle tickets, uplighting, setup, and teardown. The full party runs four hours, with three hours of dealt play. Extra DJ and photo booth time is $300 per hour. Travel and any applicable peak-season charge appear in the quote. Guests never wager real money, dealers teach at the table, and chip totals become raffle tickets for prizes you provide.

An Apogee Casino Party costs $4,495 for up to 75 guests. It includes four tables, professional dealers, a DJ and photo booth for four hours, three hours of dealt play, custom fun cash, raffle tickets, uplighting, setup, and teardown. Travel and any applicable peak-season charge are shown in the quote.

What $4,495 buys you

Our $4,495 Casino Party includes four tables, professional dealers, a DJ and photo booth for four hours, three hours of dealt play, custom fun cash, raffle tickets, uplighting, setup, and teardown for up to 75 guests.

The dealers matter more than the felt. A trained dealer runs every table, keeps the game moving, and walks first-timers through the rules, so nobody stands around confused.

What2027 price
Casino Party, four tables, DJ, photo booth, four-hour event, three hours dealt play$4,495
Extra blackjack or poker table$450
Extra craps or roulette table$650
Casino add-on at a wedding$2,500

How a fun-money casino night works

Guests get a stack of fun cash when they walk in. They trade it for chips at any table, play as long as the money holds, and turn whatever they win into raffle tickets or prize entries at the end of the night.

No real gambling happens. Nobody buys chips with real money and nobody cashes out. The current public CheckCherry package is sold for company parties and private events; it specifically says fundraisers are not available.

Which tables should you pick?

The base package includes four tables and you choose the mix. Here is how the games actually play at a party:

  • Blackjack, the most popular table and the easiest for beginners to pick up.
  • Craps, the loudest table in the room. If you want one corner of the party yelling at dice all night, this is it.
  • Roulette, simple to join mid-game, no skill required.
  • Texas Hold'em poker, for the crowd that wants to bluff their coworkers.
  • Let It Ride and Three Card Poker, slower-paced tables for guests who want to sit and talk while they play.

What moves the price up or down

Guest count is the biggest lever. The $4,495 Casino Party covers up to 75 guests on four tables. Bigger crowds move up a package: the Zenith Casino Party is $6,295 for 76 to 150 guests, the Apex is $8,995 for 151 to 225, and the Pinnacle is $10,645 for 226 to 300. Extra blackjack and poker tables are $450 each, craps and roulette $650.

The DJ and photo booth are already included. Price changes come from added tables, extra time, travel, larger guest counts, or an applicable peak-season charge.

Add-on2027 price
Extra DJ and photo booth hour$300
Extra blackjack or poker table$450
Extra craps or roulette table$650
Trivia$500
Projector + screen$175
Fog machine$175

Casino tables at a wedding

If the party is a wedding reception, the casino is a $2,500 add-on with one blackjack table, two roulette tables, one craps table, friendly teaching dealers, all gear, raffle tickets for your prizes, DJ facilitation, and three deal hours. It stacks with your other entertainment: a Wedding DJ at $1,650 plus casino comes to $4,150, and our most-booked combo, DJ plus any photo booth at $2,445, plus casino lands at $4,945.

Cocktail hour and the stretch after dinner are where the tables earn their keep. Guests who never touch the dance floor still have something to do.

Casino night vs the other big-party options

A casino party sits in the middle of our big-group lineup. If you are comparing formats, here are the 2027 numbers:

The Casino Party and Game Show Party already include the DJ and photo booth. Arcade games can be booked on their own or added to another event plan.

Package2027 priceWhat it is
Casino party$4,4954 tables, pro dealers, DJ, photo booth, 4 hours, fun money, raffle tickets, uplighting
Arcade package$7,995the $7,995 Arcade Party: 8 full-size classics plus DJ and photo booth for four hours
Game Show Party$4,995Live 90-minute Team Feud with DJ and photo booth

Where we set up in Oregon

We are based in Salem, with a studio at 285 Liberty St NE inside Cellar 54 downtown and a production warehouse in Aumsville. Casino travel is $2.25 per mile and the exact charge appears in your quote.

We have run arcade and casino nights at the Salem Convention Center, and we take tables to Portland, Eugene, Bend, Medford, Albany, Corvallis, Roseburg, and the Oregon Coast.

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By Zach Thomas · Apogee Event Productions · Updated 2026-07-06
What happens next

The choices behind the casino quote

The core package is fixed. The quote changes when the crowd, room, travel, or added time changes.

  1. Start with the room and headcount

    The $4,495 package is built for up to 75 guests. We confirm access, power, table space, and travel.

  2. Choose the table mix and branded pieces

    Pick the blackjack, poker, craps, and roulette mix, then approve the custom cash and photo booth design.

  3. Add only what changes the scope

    Extra tables, longer DJ and booth time, larger guest counts, travel, or an applicable peak-season charge are shown before you sign.

Questions, answered

How much does a casino party cost in Oregon?
$4,495 for up to 75 guests. The package includes four tables, professional dealers, a DJ and photo booth for four hours, three hours of dealt play, custom fun cash, raffle tickets, uplighting, setup, and teardown.
Is a casino party real gambling?
No. Guests play with fun money and turn their chips into raffle tickets or prize entries at the end of the night. No real money is ever bet or paid out at the tables.
How many casino tables do I need?
Four tables covers up to about 75 guests. Past that, the Zenith ($6,295, 76-150 guests), Apex ($8,995, 151-225), and Pinnacle ($10,645, 226-300) packages scale the floor, the dealers, and the fun cash with your crowd.
Can I add casino tables to my wedding?
Yes. The $2,500 wedding casino add-on includes one blackjack, two roulette, one craps, friendly teaching dealers, all gear, raffle tickets, DJ facilitation, and three deal hours. With our Wedding DJ at $1,650 the total is $4,150, or $4,945 with the DJ plus photo booth package at $2,445.
Does the casino party price include a DJ or photo booth?
Yes. The $4,495 Casino Party includes an Event DJ and photo booth for the full four-hour event. The tables have three hours of dealt play.

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