Casino Party Rentals in Oregon: What They Cost and What to Expect
Casino parties are one of the most underused event ideas in Oregon — and one of the most consistently fun ones. Whether it’s a corporate holiday party, a birthday celebration, a fundraiser, or a wedding reception activity, casino parties give guests something to do that goes beyond standing around with a drink. Here’s how they work and what they cost in Oregon.
How a Casino Party Works
A casino party is a “fun money” event — no real gambling, no legal gray area. Guests receive fun cash (often branded with your logo or the event name) when they arrive. They take it to the tables, play with professional dealers, and redeem chips at the end for prizes or a raffle entry. It’s the atmosphere and social experience of a casino without any financial risk for guests.
The dealers are trained professionals who explain the games to first-timers. Most guests — including people who’ve never played blackjack or craps — are comfortable and engaged within a few minutes.
Oregon Casino Party Pricing
Apogee’s casino party packages (with transparent pricing):
- The Ante Up — from $4,145 (up to 75 guests, 4 tables, DJ, photo booth, 4 dealers, fun cash)
- The High Roller — from $5,795 (up to 125 guests, 7 tables, DJ, photo booth, 7 dealers)
- The Royal Flush — from $7,195 (up to 200 guests, 10 tables, full production)
- Blackjack Only — from $1,695 (1–2 tables, dealer only, no DJ or booth)
All full packages include the DJ, photo booth, dealers, tables, chips, and fun cash. It’s a complete entertainment package — one vendor, one invoice.
What’s Included in a Full Casino Party Package
- Professional blackjack, roulette, poker, and craps tables
- Trained dealers for every table
- Custom fun cash with your logo or event name
- DJ and MC for the evening
- Photo booth with custom overlay
- Delivery, setup, breakdown
You don’t need to source a separate DJ or photo booth vendor. It’s all one team from one company.
What Casino Games Are Available
- Blackjack — the most popular table, accessible for beginners
- Roulette — easy to learn, high energy, works well in a crowd
- Texas Hold’em Poker — best for groups who know the game
- Craps — loudest table in the room, brings a crowd
- Let It Ride / Three Card Poker — good alternatives for groups who want variety
Best Event Types for Casino Parties
- Corporate holiday parties — our most-booked use case. Gives colleagues something to do together that isn’t just dinner and awkward conversation.
- Fundraiser galas — fun cash can be tied to donations; guests “purchase” additional chips
- Birthday celebrations — especially 40th, 50th, 60th milestone birthdays
- Wedding receptions — great for cocktail hour or as a reception activity alongside dancing
- Client appreciation events — memorable, high-engagement, easy to brand
Oregon Coverage
We produce casino parties across Oregon — Salem, Portland, Eugene, Bend, Medford, Albany/Corvallis, Roseburg, and the Oregon Coast. Our casino team has been operating since 2006 and holds Oregon’s largest private photo booth fleet in the state.