We're based just down the road in Corby, part of Fine Entertainments Ltd, and we book trusted fun casino partners for the date. You deal with us from first enquiry to the night itself. It's a small team, so you won't be passed around.
Big rooms in and around the city
Leicester has some large event spaces. Athena on Queen Street, a former cinema, runs big Christmas parties. Winstanley House on Hinckley Road has two ballrooms and hosts weddings and charity balls. The Grand Hotel on Granby Street holds festive lunches and dinners. Loughborough's hotels and golf clubs are worth a look too.
A big room needs more tables, as a rough guide one for every 15 to 25 guests playing at once. For a smaller gathering in Oadby or Market Harborough, one or two will do nicely.
Wherever you are, the tables need floor space, a clear route in and time to set up before guests arrive.
Charity balls and fundraisers
Fun casinos suit fundraisers well. Guests can buy extra fun money for the cause, and the top players can win donated prizes at the end. It's a good way to raise a bit more on the night without a hard sell.
We don't give legal advice, but fun casinos with no real money are a normal part of UK events. We'll talk through any charity set-up with you before anything's booked.
Our charity casino night page has more on how these evenings tend to run.
Fun casino hire Leicester at weddings
For a large wedding, two or three tables keep the evening guests busy without taking over the room. Add personalised fun money and you've got a keepsake for everyone. Roulette and blackjack are the usual pair.
Some couples like a Monte Carlo look, others keep it simple. Either way, the croupiers will help first timers and keep the older guests entertained while the DJ warms up.
See wedding casino hire for more.
Get a price
One quote form is all it takes. Tell us the date, the venue and roughly how many guests, and we'll reply with availability and a cost, usually on the same day.
No pressure and no obligation. If it's not right for you, that's fine.
Weekday dates and shorter sessions can help if you're working to a tight budget.