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Atmosphere and lighting
- Warm directional wash over each table
- Brass sconces and candle-style practicals
- Deco gobo projection on plain walls
- Dimmer control handed to your stage manager
Scope
What we take responsibility for
Production is quoted as a scope, not a package. These are the lines that typically appear; you can take all of them or any subset.
02
Sound and stage
- Speech-grade PA and radio microphones
- Low riser or presentation position
- Leaderboard screen or printed board
- Playlist tuned to a supper-club room
03
Set and dressing
- Deco entry arch and directional signage
- Dressed photo zone with backdrop
- Drape to hide back-of-house and cases
- Table numbering and rules card holders
04
Branded materials
- Chip faces printed to your artwork, without denominations
- Card backs and felt inlays
- Entry signage, menus and table talkers
- Custom cabinet front for the slots lounge
05
Documents and crew
- Floor plan to your venue's real dimensions
- Run sheet shared with venue, caterer and AV
- Crew list with arrival and departure times
- Public liability documentation on request
06
On the night
- A producer on site for the whole programme
- Single point of contact for your venue
- Strike, room reinstatement and sign-off
- Written debrief where you want one
Branding
Getting your brand onto the felt properly
Branded chips are the most requested item we produce, and the easiest to get wrong. Two rules keep them both elegant and compliant.
- No denominations, ever. Our chips carry no numbers and no values. They are scoring tokens and they must read as scoring tokens.
- One mark, printed small. A logo or monogram on the chip face at around 18 mm reads as a keepsake. Anything larger reads as merchandise.
Artwork and lead times
- Chips: vector artwork, from three weeks.
- Card backs: vector artwork, from three weeks.
- Felt inlays and signage: from two weeks.
- Custom cabinet fronts: from three weeks.
- Rush options exist for some items; ask your producer early rather than late.
This is strictly offline event entertainment. There is no real-money gambling, no betting, no cash prizes, and no online casino service.
Lighting state set before guests arrive, handed to your stage manager
Working method
Six weeks, typically
Shorter is possible without branded materials. Longer is better if a custom cabinet front or a bespoke chip run is involved.
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Week 6
Brief and site visit
We walk the venue, measure, photograph the power and access points and take your run sheet constraints.
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Week 5
Concept, floor plan and quote
A written scope with a drawn floor plan and a tailored quote. Pricing depends on event size, venue and chosen format.
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Week 4
Artwork sign-off
Branded materials go to production once you approve proofs. This is the date that cannot slip.
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Week 1
Run sheet distribution
Final run sheet, crew list and contact sheet issued to you, the venue, the caterer and any other supplier.
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Event day
Build, run, strike
Bump-in, lighting state, guest programme, presentation, pack-down and sign-off with your venue contact.
Enquiry
Scope a produced evening
Send the four basics and describe the venue and ambition in the notes. For production briefs a producer will usually want a site visit before quoting.
- Capacity for up to 350 guests in a single room or across zones.
- Table entertainment programmes run up to 6 hours.
- Guests play with symbolic chips and points. There are no stakes and no cash payouts.
- Croupiers, hosts, furniture, lighting and branded props arrive as one crew.
This is strictly offline event entertainment. There is no real-money gambling, no betting, no cash prizes, and no online casino service.