Casino Night

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For the episode of The Office, see "Casino Night (The Office episode)".

A Casino Night (also called Vegas Nights, Las Vegas Night, Monte Carlo Night, and similar names) is an entertainment event with a casino theme.

Casino Night Parties are usually for party or event entertainment, but can sometimes can be tied to a fundraiser to raise money for a specific charitable cause (such as cancer research, community services, youth organizations, etc.) by having each participant purchase a ticket for the event. Each participant receives a specific amount of fun money that can be used to purchase gaming chips at the gambling tables. When the participants have lost their chips they may purchase additional fun money, increasing the amount of funds raised for the charity. The participants engage in various casino games (such as blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps, poker, wheel of fortune, color wheel, etc.) in the attempt to accumulate the largest amount of gaming chips. At the end of the evening the participant who managed to win the most chips may receive a small prize, which is often awarded by a representative of the charity.

In other formats, chips may be converted to tickets in a Chinese auction.

When a casino night party is just for entertainment it usually works in the same way as a fundraiser casino night except that guests are given the fun money free of charge.

Casino Nights function strictly as entertainment events with no real monetary gambling involved. However, small prizes may be given away in lieu of monetary gains.

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