Every Question Bay Area Planners Ask About Casino Parties

Every event is custom-quoted. Most San Francisco casino parties land between $1,500 for a small backyard setup and $15,000+ for a large gala. Cost depends on table count, dealer count, event length, day of week, and venue location. Call (415) 564-2121 or request a quote and we respond the same business day.

We custom-quote every event so you only pay for what you need. We never charge for tables or dealers you don't use — common with one-size-fits-all package vendors.

Casino-grade tables, professional dealers in tuxedo attire, casino chips, playing cards, layouts, accessories, delivery, setup, full event staffing for the contracted hours, and breakdown.

No. Our proposal is all-in for the SF Bay Area. The only common add-ons are extended hours, custom play money, themed décor, and overtime parking fees at specific venues — and those are itemized up front.

No. Setup (60–90 minutes) and breakdown (about 45 minutes) are built into every quote — you only pay for the contracted hours of active play.

Our practical minimum is roughly 2 tables — enough to make a real casino atmosphere. That serves about 16–20 guests and typically starts under $1,500.

Credit card, ACH bank transfer, or check. We require a deposit to lock in your date and the balance shortly before the event.

Typically 25–50% depending on event size and proximity to the date. Your proposal will state the exact amount and due date.

California sales tax applies to rented goods. Your proposal breaks out subtotal, tax, and gratuity separately so there are no surprises.

Gratuity for dealers is not required and not auto-added. Many hosts include 15–20% gratuity at booking; some hand cash directly to dealers night-of. Whatever feels right.

Yes, subject to availability. Add-ons are easiest 7+ days out; same-week changes depend on staff and inventory availability.

We offer nonprofit pricing for 501(c)(3) organizations running casino-night fundraisers. Ask your coordinator when you request a quote.

Yes. Sunday–Thursday events typically run 10–20% less than Friday/Saturday because dealer demand is lower.

Travel time, parking, and load-in difficulty affect cost. SF proper, Marin, and the Peninsula are our most common runs; Napa/Sonoma and far East Bay carry small travel premiums.

If you have a quote from another reputable Bay Area company, share it. We're often more competitive once you compare what's actually included.

For Saturday nights in SF: 6–8 weeks. For December holiday parties: 4–6 months. For weddings: as soon as your venue is locked in. Short-notice bookings are sometimes possible — call to check.

Often yes. We keep some Bay Area capacity for short-notice requests. Call (415) 564-2121 with your date and we'll tell you within an hour.

Mid-November through mid-January for corporate holiday parties, and April–June for galas, weddings, and graduations.

December Saturdays routinely sell out by October. Spring wedding Saturdays sell out 8–10 weeks ahead. Other Saturdays we usually have capacity.

We offer a complimentary 5-day soft hold once we send a proposal. After that, a signed contract and deposit are required to lock the date.

Sign a one-page agreement and submit your deposit. Done electronically — takes under five minutes once you're ready.

Yes. Companies booking quarterly events or wedding venues running multiple casino nights per year get preferential pricing and scheduling.

Through our parent network 21Fun.com we cover most of California and the U.S. For SF Bay Area events specifically, this site is your direct line.

Most SF casino parties run 6 PM–10 PM or 7 PM–11 PM. Daytime corporate events and wedding receptions starting at 4 PM are also common.

Yes. Morning corporate team-builds and brunch-hour fundraisers work well — we typically run 2–3 hours of play.

Cancellations 60+ days out receive a full deposit refund. 30–60 days, 50% refund. Inside 30 days, deposits are non-refundable but can typically be applied to a future date within 12 months.

We hold your deposit and apply it to a rescheduled date within 12 months at no penalty, subject to availability.

Blackjack, roulette, craps, Texas Hold'em poker, three-card poker, baccarat, Let It Ride, Pai Gow poker, and big six wheel. We also bring slot machines on request.

Blackjack — easy to learn, fast pace, holds 7 players per table. We recommend 50% of your tables be blackjack for most guest mixes.

Blackjack: 7. Roulette: 8–10 standing. Craps: 8–10 standing. Texas Hold'em: 9. Three-card poker: 6. Baccarat: 7. Let It Ride: 6.

Yes — full-size 12-foot regulation craps tables with felt layout, padded rail, and a casino-quality stickman + boxman setup.

Standard 8-foot roulette table with a regulation American double-zero wheel, felt layout, and professional croupier.

Yes. We run structured tournaments with blinds, breaks, final-table consolidation, and printed payout structures. Popular for corporate events and bachelor parties.

Most tournaments take 2.5–4 hours depending on starting stack, blind structure, and player count. We'll design the structure to fit your event window.

Yes. We commonly run 2–6 poker tables in parallel and consolidate to a final table as players are eliminated.

Yes — vintage and modern slot machine rentals for SF Bay Area events. Most slots are token-operated and add great photo ops.

A fast house-banked poker variant where each player is dealt three cards versus the dealer. Easy to learn in 30 seconds, great for guests new to casino games.

Yes — mini-baccarat tables for weddings and upscale corporate events. The James Bond classic, but easy to play.

Texas Hold'em uses two hole cards plus five community cards. It's the most popular tournament format. We also offer Omaha and stud variants on request.

Yes — a colorful spinning wheel game popular for fundraisers and prize-drop moments.

Absolutely. Our dealers are trained to teach — most guests are comfortable within five minutes at the table.

About 60% of party guests have never played casino games. Our dealers welcome beginners, explain rules at the table, and keep it fun rather than intimidating.

Yes. Every San Francisco Casino Parties dealer is professionally trained, has run hundreds of events, and dresses in tuxedo attire by default.

Standard attire is tuxedo shirt, black bow tie, vest, and slacks. We can match a theme on request (Hawaiian, Roaring '20s, Wild West, white-glove black tie, etc.).

One dealer per table. A 6-table event needs 6 dealers plus a pit boss. We always recommend a pit boss for events with 4+ tables.

Manages the overall casino floor: handles guest questions, swaps dealers on breaks, coordinates the prize redemption, and is the host's single point of contact during the event.

Yes. We hire for personality as much as technical skill — patient, friendly, and great teachers. Many guests say the dealers were the highlight of the night.

Yes — repeat clients often request the same crew. Let your coordinator know if you have favorites.

Yes. For events 3+ hours, dealers rotate 10-minute breaks. We staff so tables stay live during rotations.

Yes. Every dealer passes a background check before working a San Francisco Casino Parties event.

Many of our dealers are bilingual (Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Tagalog). Tell us your guests' language needs and we'll staff accordingly.

Our dealers are personable and can dial energy up or down. For corporate events we default to upbeat-but-professional; for bachelor parties they bring more banter.

Dealers arrive 60–90 minutes before the contracted start time, in attire and ready to deal. The lead arrives even earlier for setup.

Yes — emcee services are an optional add-on, popular for fundraisers, tournaments, and prize ceremonies.

Yes. We use casino-floor-quality tables — same dimensions and materials you'd see at a real casino. No flimsy folding tabletops.

Solid wood frames, padded leatherette armrests, plush felt layouts, and chip trays. Tables are kept in excellent condition.

Casino-grade clay-composite chips with denominations printed. Heavy, satisfying, and look great in photos.

Typical starting stack is $500 in chips (denominations of $5/$25/$100). For tournaments we use higher starting stacks and tournament-only chip sets.

Yes. Casino-quality plastic-coated cards, replaced regularly. We bring multiple decks per table and rotate during the night.

About 7 feet long, 4 feet wide, half-moon shape. Seats up to 7 players plus dealer.

Our full-size craps tables are 12 feet long. We also offer a 10-foot version for tighter spaces.

Yes — we offer compact poker and blackjack setups for SF apartment events and intimate gatherings. Tell us the venue dimensions and we'll spec accordingly.

Standard tables come with red, green, or black felt. Custom themed felts (logos, monograms, event branding) are available with 4+ weeks lead time.

Tables include their own player stools where applicable. For seated-style poker we can include chairs; most blackjack and craps play is standing.

Tables fold and ride in our delivery trucks. They roll on dollies and clear standard doorways (32 inches).

Full-size blackjack table: about 120 lbs. Craps and roulette: 180–240 lbs. Our crew handles all moving.

Plan 10 feet by 10 feet per table — that gives dealers and players room to move. Blackjack can fit in 8×8 if needed; craps and roulette want 10×12.

Rule of thumb: one table per 8–10 guests. 50 guests = 5–6 tables. 100 guests = 8–10 tables. 200 guests = 15–18 tables.

Typical setup is 60–90 minutes from truck to playable. We coordinate with your venue on load-in.

30–45 minutes. We can break down quietly during the last 30 minutes if you don't want a hard end-of-event scramble.

No. Tables have padded feet and we use floor protectors on hardwood. We've worked SF venues from Fairmont ballrooms to Pac Heights mansions without incident.

Tables fit in standard passenger elevators but freight is faster for larger events. Let us know what your venue has — we'll plan around it.

Up to one flight of stairs is included. More than one flight or unusual access (basements, lofts without elevators) may carry a small surcharge.

SF has plenty of venues with quirky load-in (one-way streets, time windows, valet-only). Share the venue and we'll handle the logistics call directly.

No. Our tables are self-contained. You only need to provide the floor space.

Standard casino tables run without power. Slot machines, lighted décor, and DJ-style emcee setups need a standard outlet.

Tell us the time guests should be playing. We back up from there — typically arriving 60–90 minutes earlier for setup.

Yes. We work alongside caterers, DJs, photo booths, and bands constantly. Coordinate room layout with your event planner and we'll fit our footprint.

Yes — corporate events are our largest category. SoMa tech offices, Financial District law firms, Mission Bay biotech, and Peninsula campuses are all regular clients.

Fairmont San Francisco, Palace Hotel, Hotel Nikko, Hotel Kabuki, City View at Metreon, Bently Reserve, The Pearl, San Francisco Mint, Terra Gallery, Spruce, Foreign Cinema, and dozens of private offices and lofts.

Yes. Team-builds typically run 2 hours with a tournament format — winning team or top players get prizes. Great for offsites, sales kick-offs, and company milestones.

All the time. SoMa tech offices and Financial District law firms host casino nights in their own space. Tell us the floor's load capacity and freight elevator details and we'll plan.

Most SF corporate events fall in the $3,500–$12,000 range for the casino entertainment portion. Holiday parties trend higher; team-builds trend lower.

Yes. Custom play money with your logo, branded table felts, custom prize certificates, and themed signage are all available.

Yes. We issue standard invoices, W-9s, and certificates of insurance for venue and corporate compliance teams.

Most companies do. We provide itemized invoices that fit cleanly into 'team-building' or 'employee appreciation' expense categories.

Yes — about 30% of our SF business comes through event planners. We offer trade pricing, white-label proposals, and direct planner-to-coordinator communication.

Yes. We've staffed 25-table holiday parties at the Fairmont and the SF Mint. Large events get a dedicated event captain on top of the pit boss.

Yes. Smaller, premium setups (baccarat, high-stakes blackjack, custom branded chips, hand-rolled cigars, top-shelf bar add-ons) are a popular format for VIP retreats.

Yes — when run with play money for prizes (not cash), casino parties are 100% appropriate for corporate environments and HR-friendly.

Yes — weddings are a fast-growing category for us. Both as a full reception activity and as a post-dinner 'after-hours' room.

Most weddings run the casino during cocktail hour and after dinner — typically 4 hours total. Some couples run it in a separate room as an 'after-party.'

Cavallo Point, Cornerstone Sonoma, Carneros Resort, The Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay, City Hall, Bently Reserve, Foreign Cinema, the Presidio Officers' Club, Casa Madrona, and many private estates in Marin, Napa, and Sonoma.

For 100 wedding guests we typically recommend 5–6 tables — about half your guests will be at tables at any moment with the rest at the bar, dance floor, or photo booth.

Yes. Custom felts in your wedding colors, monogrammed playing cards, branded play money with the couple's names and wedding date, and themed dealer attire.

Yes — it's our most popular wedding add-on. Bills feature the couple's names, wedding date, and a photo. Guests take them home as keepsakes.

Yes — many couples gift the top winners with a bottle of wine, a stay at the venue, or a charity donation in their name.

We work outdoor weddings constantly — backyards, tented receptions, vineyard estates. We need level ground and overhead cover (a tent or pavilion) for tables and electronics.

Yes — our compact setup works for City Hall receptions, gallery spaces, and small lofts. We'll spec a 2–4 table footprint.

Yes — most wedding bookings happen through planners. We integrate into the existing timeline, share load-in needs early, and stay out of the planner's way day-of.

Yes — milestone birthdays (30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 90) are one of our most fun event types. Both at home and at restaurants/venues.

Yes — we do home casino parties across SF, Marin, Peninsula, and Wine Country regularly. Living rooms, garages, backyards, rooftop decks all work.

Our most intimate setup is 2 tables for ~15 guests. We've done 50th birthdays for as few as 12 people in Pac Heights homes.

Yes — frequently. Poker tournaments are the most popular bachelor format; a mixed casino setup works for bachelorette and joint parties.

Our dealers are accustomed to the energy of bachelor parties and stay professional while keeping it fun. They've seen it all.

Yes — we host Sweet 16s and grad parties regularly. We play with chips for prizes only, never cash, which keeps everything age-appropriate.

Yes. Because we use play money only and no real wagering occurs, casino-themed entertainment is legal for any age group in California.

Yes — provided you have level ground and a tent or umbrella for tables/electronics. Backyard casino nights in Marin and the Peninsula are a summer staple for us.

Yes — most birthdays do. We coordinate with your DJ on volume and room layout so games and music co-exist.

Yes — Vegas, James Bond, Roaring '20s/Gatsby, Wild West, and Casino Royale are all common themes. We coordinate dealer attire, table dressing, and signage to match.

Yes — Bay Area schools, parishes, nonprofits, and PTAs run casino-night fundraisers with us every year. We offer nonprofit pricing for 501(c)(3) organizations.

Yes. California Penal Code §319.5 explicitly allows 501(c)(3) nonprofits to run 'casino night' fundraisers with chips redeemable only for non-cash prizes. We're familiar with the compliance details.

501(c)(3) organizations must register with the California Bureau of Gambling Control and follow the §319.5 rules. We can walk you through the registration. Real cash payouts and house cuts are not permitted.

Ticket sales, raffle tickets, silent auctions, sponsorships, and 'chip refill' donations. We help you structure the financial model to maximize revenue.

Bay Area casino-night fundraisers commonly charge $75–$200 per ticket, often including dinner, drinks, and a starter chip stack.

Bay Area events we've supported routinely net $20,000–$200,000+ depending on guest count, ticket price, sponsorships, and auction structure.

Yes — sponsor logos on table signs, custom play money featuring sponsor branding, and 'sponsored table' acknowledgments are standard fundraiser add-ons.

Yes. We help design the prize tiering (e.g., top 10% of chip-holders enter a raffle for the grand prize) so it's fair, exciting, and compliant.

No — California law requires that operators of charitable casino nights be paid commercial vendors, not volunteers. We're set up for exactly that role.

We work in school gymnasiums, church parish halls, and community centers constantly. We protect floors, follow venue rules, and finish on time.

Yes — for hybrid events we set up a streaming-friendly poker table or live wheel. Ask your coordinator.

We do sponsor select Bay Area fundraisers each year with discounted services. Email your coordinator with details about your nonprofit.

Yes — December is our busiest month. Company holiday parties, end-of-year client appreciation events, and New Year's Eve casino nights are all common.

By August or September for the best Saturday availability. December Saturdays often sell out by October.

Vegas Holiday, Winter Wonderland Casino, Casino Royale, '20s Speakeasy, Snowflakes & Roulette, Ugly Sweater Casino Night.

Yes — NYE is one of our most-requested dates. Book by early November for SF NYE availability.

Yes — custom holiday play money, festive felts, and themed dealer attire (santa hats, ugly sweaters over tuxedo shirts, etc.).

Yes. Many SF restaurants and private event rooms host holiday casino parties. We work with the venue on layout and load-in.

Typically $5,000–$9,000 for the casino entertainment portion (8–10 tables + dealers + pit boss). Final cost depends on hours, theme, and add-ons.

Yes — client-facing casino events are popular with SF law firms, wealth management firms, and real estate brokerages. We handle the entertainment so your team can mingle.

Yes. Many holiday parties end with a chip-redemption raffle for company-provided prizes — gift cards, tech, weekend getaways, etc.

Sometimes — we keep a small reserve. Call (415) 564-2121 in mid-November or December to check availability.

No — all play is with play money (chips). Real cash wagering would be illegal in California for private events.

At the end of the night, guests redeem their chips for raffle tickets. We draw winners for host-provided prizes — gift cards, electronics, getaways, etc.

You do. We help you decide on prize tiers (typically 3–5 prizes per 50 guests) and structure the redemption to feel exciting.

Apple AirPods, Yeti coolers, Amazon/Visa gift cards ($100–$500), weekend hotel stays, restaurant gift cards, and 'CEO for a day' style perks all work well.

Wine country day passes, restaurant gift cards, charity donations in the winner's name, or a 'return wedding favor' gift.

Players redeem chips at a prize table. Each chip range buys raffle tickets. We draw winners at a set time — usually the last 20 minutes.

Yes — many bachelor parties and corporate events award prizes to the top chip-stack player rather than running a raffle. We track and announce.

Yes — raffle tickets, redemption table, and prize-tracking sheets are included if you want them.

Yes. Custom play money with your event branding, photos, or sponsor logos is one of our most popular add-ons. 3–4 weeks lead time.

Typically $500 in 'casino money' to start, with optional 'chip refills' for a fundraising donation or just for fun.

Yes. San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, the Peninsula (Burlingame to Palo Alto to San Jose), Marin (Sausalito to Novato), and Wine Country (Napa, Sonoma, Healdsburg).

Marin events have no travel fee. Napa, Sonoma, and Healdsburg events outside the immediate Bay Area carry a modest travel surcharge — itemized in your proposal.

We run events within roughly 90 minutes of SF without travel surcharges. For events further afield, including Tahoe and Monterey, we coordinate through 21Fun.com.

Yes — Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Orinda, Dublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore. No travel fees within the immediate East Bay.

Yes — San Jose, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Saratoga, Los Altos, and Menlo Park. Tech corporate events are a large portion of our South Bay business.

Yes — Half Moon Bay, Pacifica, and coastside venues including the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay.

Yes — winery events are a regular part of our work. We're familiar with the unique load-in needs of estate vineyards and tasting rooms.

Tahoe events are coordinated through our parent network 21Fun.com. We'll connect you with the right team if your event is up there.

Yes — we handle SF's parking realities (loading zones, valet-only venues, residential meter rules) as standard.

We provide COIs naming your venue or company as additional insured at no extra cost. Lead time: 3 business days.

Yes. We've set up in lobbies, rooftop decks, and resident lounges from Mission Bay to Russian Hill. Confirm building rules with HOA/management.

Yes — we contact the venue directly about load-in timing, freight elevator, and any contact requirements. One less thing on your plate.

Yes — with overhead cover. We need a tent, pavilion, or solid roof to protect tables and electronics from sun, wind, and dew. Direct rain or strong wind is a no-go.

If your tent is dry and walls are up, we play. If conditions are unsafe (lightning, flooding, gale wind), we work with you on a backup indoor plan or reschedule.

Not recommended. Felt fades, chips heat up, and dealers/players suffer. We need shade, a tent, or an umbrella setup.

Anything above 10 mph starts to lift cards and chips. We can use weighted accessories and table boundaries for breezy venues, but enclosed tents are best.

Yes — with flat plywood or a portable dance floor underneath. Soft, uneven grass alone makes tables wobble.

Yes — we've done waterfront events in Sausalito, Tiburon, and along the Embarcadero. Standard outdoor cover requirements apply.

Each table has its own lighting needs. For outdoor events after sunset, you'll need ambient lighting at the venue — we don't bring large lighting rigs, but we can advise.

We work in standard summer Bay Area heat. For 95°F+ desert-style days (rare in SF), we plan for dealer hydration and shaded tables.

We can run until any contracted end time, including past midnight. Most outdoor events wrap by 11 PM due to neighborhood noise ordinances.

Yes — we coordinate a backup indoor footprint at booking. Decision is typically made 48 hours out based on forecast.

Yes — private, non-cash, no-house-cut casino entertainment is legal in California for events, weddings, corporate functions, and birthdays.

Yes for registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits under California Penal Code §319.5. Real cash payouts and a 'house cut' are not allowed; chips redeem only for non-cash prizes.

Yes — $2 million general liability with additional-insured endorsements available for your venue or company.

Yes. Email your venue's COI requirements to your coordinator and we'll have one issued within 3 business days.

Yes — we operate as a registered California business in good standing, with full tax compliance and the proper local permits where required.

Private casino entertainment at a private venue does not require a special SF permit. Public events or fundraisers may have their own permit needs — your venue or planner usually handles those.

Dealers are paid through compliant California payroll. This protects you from misclassification liability if you're a corporate client.

Yes. All staff are covered under California workers' compensation insurance.

Our liability insurance covers casino-equipment-related incidents. Your venue's policy typically covers general premises liability.

We don't serve alcohol — that's on your venue or caterer. We do follow venue rules around dealer alcohol consumption (none on the clock).

Tipping is appreciated but never required. Dealers are paid fairly regardless. If you'd like to tip, $20–$50 per dealer is common.

Yes — many hosts add 15–20% gratuity at booking. It's distributed to the dealer crew the night of the event.

Not expected at private events (unlike a real casino). Some guests do tip on a big win and dealers appreciate it.

A simple 'Help yourselves to the tables — the dealers will teach you, it's all play money for prizes' works perfectly.

Hosts can absolutely play. Many wedding couples make a tour of every table during the night for the photos and high-fives.

Whatever fits your event. Most casino nights default to cocktail attire because it photographs beautifully — but jeans-and-tee corporate happy hours work just as well.

If catering allows, dealers appreciate a meal on long events (4+ hours). Most hosts include the dealer crew in the head count — kind, not required.

We recommend a 'last hand at X time' announcement 15 minutes before close so guests can play it out and head to the prize table.

Yes — one of our most popular themes. Black-tuxedo dealers, baccarat as a centerpiece, custom 'Casino Royale' play money and signage.

Yes — period-style felts, suspenders + bow ties on dealers, 'Speakeasy' signage, and gold-tone chip selections.

Yes — neon signage, Vegas-style branded play money, dealers in classic Vegas tuxedo attire, and our biggest game lineup.

Yes — we shift to a poker-heavy game mix, swap in saloon-style décor, and dress dealers in vests and arm garters.

Yes — colorful felts, leis, dealers in Hawaiian shirts. Popular for summer team-builds and birthday parties.

Yes — purple/green/gold felts, masks for guests, festive dealer attire.

Yes — we offer themed signage, table backdrops, and entry signs as add-ons. For full event design we partner with SF decorators.

Absolutely. Many couples and corporate clients work with their own designer; we slot our tables into the existing aesthetic.

60–90 minutes before contracted play starts. For very large events (15+ tables), 2+ hours.

Crew unloads tables and equipment, rolls tables to position, levels feet, lays out chips, cards, and accessories.

Dealers arrive in full attire 30–45 minutes before start, get briefed by the pit boss, and are at their tables ready to deal when guests walk in.

Dealers welcome guests, teach the games, and ease people into play. The host can announce 'casino is open' or let it organically fill up.

Typically the last 20–30 minutes of contracted play. We close tables one by one, guests redeem chips for raffle tickets, and the host draws winners.

Immediately after the prize ceremony — usually within the contracted end time. Tables are out within 45 minutes.

Yes — overtime is billed in 30-minute increments per dealer. Confirm with the pit boss night-of.

We can compress the prize ceremony or add hours on the spot (subject to dealer schedules). Pit boss will work it out with you.

60+ days out: full deposit refund. 30–60 days: 50% refund. Inside 30 days: deposit non-refundable but typically transferable to a future date within 12 months.

Yes — one-time reschedule with no penalty up to 30 days out, subject to availability. Inside 30 days, we work with you case by case.

Headcount changes up to 7 days out are fine. We can adjust table count up or down within reason.

Often possible — depends on equipment and dealer availability. Call as soon as you know.

Venue changes are usually no problem. Let your coordinator know — we may need to re-spec logistics if the new venue is significantly different.

Yes — reductions are handled like rescheduling. Inside 7 days, we typically still bill for committed dealers.

We have backup crew on standby for major events. In the rare 'force majeure' scenario, we offer a full refund or reschedule.

Yes — we keep on-call dealers for exactly this. Coverage is built into our staffing model.

We're a Bay Area team operating in partnership with 21Fun.com, the national casino-party network running events since 2002. Same staff, same equipment, dedicated SF Bay Area focus.

Through our parent network we've been running casino parties since 2002 — over two decades and tens of thousands of events nationwide.

We focus exclusively on SF Bay Area events. Local dealers, local logistics knowledge, same-day quote response, and a single coordinator who runs your event start-to-finish.

We operate in partnership with 21Fun.com — they're our parent network. SanFranciscoCasinoParties.com is the dedicated Bay Area front door.

Yes — see our parent company's reviews on Google and Yelp under 21Fun.com. We're happy to provide references from recent SF events on request.

Yes — bonded, insured, and registered as a California business in good standing.

Call (415) 564-2121 or submit the contact form. A real San Francisco coordinator responds the same business day — not a bot, not a callback queue.

Have these four things ready: event date, guest count, venue (or city), and event type. With those we can quote in under an hour.