Schools & student life
Casino Night for Prom, After-Prom, and Grad Night
Fun money only, dealers who keep the table moving, and an activity that holds a room of students for hours without a DJ doing all the work.
Why schools book it
After-prom and Project Graduation events need something students will actually stay for. Casino tables do that: they're social, there's no skill barrier, and chaperones can see the whole floor. No real money is in play, ever.
How we run student events
- Every student gets the same fun money, free. Nothing is sold at the tables.
- No entry fee is tied to play, and no prize is tied to chip counts.
- Dealers teach the rules as they deal and keep the tone appropriate.
- Entertainment-only signage at every table.
- Prizes, if any, are raffled by the school after play ends.
Paperwork for your district
We're fully insured and provide certificates of insurance, W-9s, and vendor documents. We're the sister company of We Rent Fun, an approved vendor for Miami-Dade and Broward schools.
Insurance & load-in detailsSchool questions
- Is a casino night OK for high school students?
- Yes. No real money is involved at any point. Students play with fun money, there is no entry fee tied to play, and chips are never exchanged for anything.
- How do prizes work at a school event?
- Schools typically raffle prizes after play ends. Prizes are never paid out from our tables and are never tied to chip counts.
- How many tables for 300 students?
- Usually 12 to 16 tables. Students rotate faster than adults, so a wide mix keeps lines short.
- Are you an approved school vendor?
- We are the sister company of We Rent Fun, an approved vendor for Miami-Dade and Broward schools. We can provide insurance certificates and vendor paperwork for your district's file.
Ready to plan your casino night?
Send your date and guest count and we'll come back with a table plan and a price.