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Casino Party Rentals Oregon

We bring the casino party to you! Your night comes with four tables in your mix of craps, blackjack, poker, and roulette, plus professional dealers and all the chips, cards, and dice. Your logo will go on $1,000 of casino fun cash for every guest, and if you want to honor someone, we will put their face right where the president's goes on a bill! Your guests will trade that cash for playing chips at any table they like. Our casino parties are entertainment only, so our dealers' job is to teach your guests and make the night fun, and nobody bets or loses real money. At the end of the night, we will cash out everyone's chips for raffle tickets toward the prizes you provide. Your party is four hours long, with three hours of dealt play. You get a DJ and MC, a casino-themed photo booth, and all of your photos after the party! Your casino party rental is $4,495 for up to 75 guests. We run casino nights for company holiday parties, employee appreciation nights, milestone birthdays, and weddings.

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Guests in cocktail attire cheer around a craps table as a man throws dice at a casino party

Everything that comes with your casino party

Your $4,495 Casino Party is four hours long for up to 75 guests, with four tables, professional dealers, and three hours of dealt play. Extra DJ and photo booth time is $300 per hour. Casino travel is $2.25 per mile, shown in your quote before you book.

Four casino tables

You choose your four from craps, blackjack, Texas Hold'em poker, and roulette. Four tables fit a party of up to 75 guests, and we bring the chips, cards, and dice for every table.

Professional dealers who teach

A friendly professional dealer will run every one of your tables. Their job is to teach your guests how to play without any risk, and to make the night fun!

$1,000 of fun cash with your logo

Each of your guests starts the night with $1,000 of casino fun cash, and your logo is printed on it. If you want to honor someone, their face will go right where the president's goes.

Your DJ and MC, all four hours

Our DJ will bring the music and the lights, MC the night, follow your timeline, introduce your key speakers and moments, explain how the casino works, help you with your raffle, and be as generally helpful as possible on the night of!

A casino-themed photo booth

We will theme the photo booth for your casino party and send a booth attendant with it. You get props, customized photos with your logo or event information, texting, and all of your photos after the party, so you will relive all of your party memories!

The raffle, uplighting, setup, and teardown

We will cash out your guests' chips for raffle tickets toward the prizes you provide. We also bring the uplighting, set everything up, test it, and tear it all down when your party is over.

See our casino nights in action

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Close-up of a spinning roulette wheel with the red betting layout behind it at a casino party
Stacks of red, black and green chips on the rail of a craps table while guests play behind
Casino-themed photo booth print of three guests in white suits and fedoras from a T-Mobile Best 2025 event in Salem, Oregon

The four casino tables, explained for first-timers

You pick the four tables for your party. Extra blackjack or poker tables are $450 each, and extra craps or roulette tables are $650 each.
Three guests in evening dresses lean on a craps table and wait for the roll at a casino party

Craps

Craps is the loudest table at your party! Our craps table has room for 10 players. One of you shoots the dice, and everyone else bets on the roll. You do not need to know a single rule to walk up, because our dealer will show you where to put your chips and tell you when you have won. When your shooter gets hot, your whole table cheers together, and that is the fun of it.

Seats 10 · Extra table $650
Dealer at a blackjack table hands out raffle tickets while guests play at a casino party, with the Apogee DJ booth in the background

Blackjack

Blackjack is the easiest card game to learn, so it is where most of your first-timers will start. Our blackjack table seats six, and everyone is trying to do one thing, get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. You are not playing against the people next to you, so your whole table roots for each other. Our dealer will coach you through every hand, including when to take another card and when to stay.

Seats 6 · Extra table $450
Dealer shuffles cards at a poker table with racks of chips at a casino party

Texas Hold'em poker

Texas Hold'em is the poker you have seen on TV. Our poker table seats 10, you get two cards of your own, and five more cards go face up in the middle for the whole table to share. You make your best five-card hand, and you will bet, bluff, or fold along the way. This is the one table where you play against each other and not the dealer, so our dealer runs the game and settles every hand.

Seats 10 · Extra table $450
Guest in a purple dress and pearls places her chips on the roulette table at a casino party

Roulette

Roulette will take you about a minute to learn! Our roulette table seats eight. You put your chips on a number, a color, or odd or even, our dealer spins the wheel, and the little ball decides who wins. You have no strategy to study and no wrong way to play, so you will walk up in the middle of a game and join the very next spin.

Seats 8 · Extra table $650
CASINO PARTY
Casino Party · 4 tables + DJ + booth
$4,495 / 4-hour event

You get four casino tables, professional dealers, $1,000 of fun cash with your logo for every guest, a DJ and MC, a casino-themed photo booth with an attendant and props, uplighting, the raffle, three hours of dealt play inside your four-hour party, and all of your photos after.

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Stack on the fun

Extra blackjack or poker table · $450Extra craps or roulette table · $65080s & 90s Retro Party · $9,995Arcade Party · $7,995
Extra DJ and photo booth time is $300 per hour. The video above is a real combo night, casino tables plus arcade, at the Salem Convention Center.

What clients say

“Highly recommend working with Apogee. We are very busy and had little time or energy, but wanted the wedding of our dreams. They made it happen with little help from us. They offer all the services you may need.”
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“The price point is perfect and they delivered! Can't recommend this company highly enough.”
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“Having worked on many events with Apogee Events, I can say that their performance is top of the line. The staff is professional, easy to work with, and present great ideas for room design, music selection, and Emcee services. Their photo booths are easy to use and produce excellent quality photos, videos, and memories.”
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What happens next

How your casino party works

Here is how I explain a casino party when you are planning your first one. It feels like a casino, but your whole night is built for a company party or private event, and it runs on one four-hour plan.

  1. We set up your casino

    Before your date, we confirm your headcount, your table mix, your room, and your timing. On the day, our truck leaves our HQ in Aumsville, just east of Salem, with your four tables and all the chips, cards, and dice, and we set up and test everything before your guests walk in.

  2. Your logo goes on the money

    Your logo or event name goes on the casino fun cash, and every guest starts the night with $1,000 of it. Tell us if you have someone to honor, and their face will go on a bill too!

  3. Your guests trade cash for chips

    Your guests take their casino cash to any table they like and trade it for playing chips. They will move from table to table whenever they want.

  4. Our dealers teach, and nobody loses

    Our casino parties are entertainment only, with no gambling and no risk. Our professional dealers will teach your guests every game during your three hours of dealt play, and no real money ever changes hands.

  5. We cash out chips for raffle tickets

    At the end of the night, we cash out everyone's chips from the tables and convert them into raffle tickets for any prizes you provide. Your DJ will help you with the raffle.

  6. Your DJ and photo booth run all four hours

    Your DJ will bring the music and lights, MC the night, follow your timeline, and introduce your key speakers and moments. Your casino-themed photo booth runs the whole party too, and you get all of your photos after.

Casino party questions, answered

How much does a casino party cost in Oregon?
$4,495 for up to 75 guests. That price covers your four casino tables with professional dealers, your DJ and MC, your casino-themed photo booth, fun cash with your logo, raffle tickets, uplighting, setup, and teardown. Your party is four hours long, with three hours of dealt play. Casino travel is $2.25 per mile. Travel and any peak-season charge are shown in your quote before you book.
Is it real gambling?
No. A casino party with us is entertainment only, and nobody bets or loses real money. Your guests play with casino fun cash, never their own, and at the end of the night we cash out their chips for raffle tickets toward the prizes you provide, never for dollars.
What casino games can we rent?
Craps, blackjack, Texas Hold'em poker, and roulette. Your party comes with four tables in any mix you want, and extra tables are $450 each for blackjack or poker and $650 each for craps or roulette.
How many guests can four casino tables handle?
Four tables fit a party of up to 75 guests. Our blackjack table seats 6, our roulette table seats 8, and our poker and craps tables each have room for 10. Your guests will move between the tables, the DJ, and the photo booth all night. Bigger groups move up a package, starting with our Zenith Casino Party at $6,295 for 76 to 150 guests.
Do guests need to know how to play?
No. Our dealers teach as they deal, and that is their whole job, so most of your first-timers will be placing bets like regulars within a couple of hands.
How do guests get their chips?
Every guest starts the night with $1,000 of casino fun cash. Your guests take that cash to any table they like, and our dealer trades it for playing chips right there. Nobody buys chips, and nobody needs a wallet at the tables.
Can you put our logo or a face on the casino money?
Yes! Your logo goes on the $1,000 of casino fun cash that every guest starts with. Have someone to honor? Their face will go on a bill in place of the president's.
What does the DJ do at a casino party?
A lot more than play music! Your DJ will welcome your guests, explain how the casino works, and run the microphone all night. That means keeping to your timeline, bringing up your speakers, announcing your big moments, and helping you draw your raffle. Your music and lights run all four hours.
What does the photo booth at a casino party include?
Your booth is themed for your casino party, and a booth attendant runs it for all four hours. Your guests get props and photos with your logo or event information on them, and they text those photos to their own phones right at the booth. After the party, you get every photo in an online gallery. If you would rather have our Roaming booth, we will swap it in at no extra charge, and it comes without a prop table or backdrop. The 360, a mosaic wall, and AI portraits are upgrades priced in your quote.
Is a casino night a good fit for a company holiday party?
Yes. A casino night works well for your company holiday party or any corporate event, because everyone on your team has something to do and nobody needs to know how to play. Your logo goes on the casino cash, your DJ will introduce your speakers and help with your raffle, and your photo booth will be themed to match. It is the same $4,495 casino party, four hours for up to 75 guests, that we bring to any company party, and your quote will show any peak-season charge for a holiday date.
Where have you run casino parties?
All over Oregon, from our HQ in Aumsville, just east of Salem. The video on this page is a real casino and arcade night we ran at the Salem Convention Center, and our gallery includes a casino-themed photo booth photo from a T-Mobile event in Salem in 2025.

Deal your team in

Tell us your date, your room, and your headcount. We will bring the tables, the dealers, the DJ, the photo booth, and the casino cash with your logo on it!