Fun Casino Kent Gallery
What a Fun Casino Night Looks Like
Photographs from events we have run — the tables as they arrive, the croupiers at work, and guests doing what guests do around a roulette wheel. Everything here is from an actual event, not a stock library.
Fun money only. Nobody stakes or wins real cash at any point.
Barn, marquee, hotel or village hall — the tables travel anywhere.
One trained croupier per table, included as standard. Never an extra.
Corporate poker night. Players settle in and stay for the evening.
A weighted wheel, proper baize and real chips. Guests notice.
Blackjack is where the noise comes from. Nobody stays quiet for long.
Poker holds a crowd — players and spectators both.
Guests dress up for it. A casino night gives everyone an excuse.
One table comfortably entertains 25 to 30 guests across an evening.
Full-size tables and real chips. Not folding trestles with felt on top.
Texas Hold'em or Casino Hold'em — whichever suits your guests.
Champagne and roulette. The table sets the tone for the whole room.
Blackjack under party lighting. The tables suit any theme.
Our croupiers teach as they deal. Nobody needs to know the rules first.
Corporate blackjack on our green tables. Setup and pack-down are ours.
More photographs will be added here as the Kent diary fills up. Follow us on Instagram for the latest.
The Equipment Is the Difference
Look closely at any of these photographs and you will see full-size casino tables with proper baize, real chips and a weighted roulette wheel. Not folding trestles with felt stapled over the top.
Guests can tell, even if they never say so out loud. It is the single clearest difference between an evening that feels like a real casino floor and one that feels like a school fete.
Book Two Tables, Get the Full Setup
Every booking of two tables or more includes our complete decor package at no extra cost — the difference between a room with Fun Casino tables in it and an event that feels like an occasion.
Event decor
Dressed to suit your venue
5-metre red carpet
An entrance guests notice
Four stanchion poles
Rope off the entrance properly
Two oversized dice
The photo everyone takes
Gallery Questions
Are these photos from real Fun Casino events?
Yes. Every photo on this page is from an actual event we have run, not a stock library. The tables, chips and equipment you see are the ones that arrive at your venue.
Can we take photos at our event?
Please do. Casino tables photograph well and guests tend to take a lot of pictures, particularly around the roulette wheel and the oversized dice that come with our two-table package.
Will you photograph our event?
We are not a photography service, but we are always happy for your photographer to shoot the tables. If you are happy for us to use a few images afterwards, we will always ask first.
Can we see photos from a venue like ours?
Very likely. Over twenty years and more than 5,600 events we have set up in hotels, marquees, village halls, offices and golf clubs. Tell us your venue and we will show you something comparable.
What do the tables actually look like up close?
Full-size casino-quality tables with proper baize, real chips and a weighted roulette wheel — not folding tables with felt on top. The difference is obvious in person and guests notice it.
Do you provide decor as well as tables?
Every booking of two tables or more includes a free decor package: event decor, a 5-metre red carpet, four stanchion poles and two oversized casino dice.
How much space did these setups need?
Roughly 2m x 1.5m for blackjack, 2.4m x 1.5m for roulette plus standing room, and 2.4m x 1.2m for poker. Each table also needs space for the croupier.
Can I share these photos with my venue or committee?
Of course. If it helps you get sign-off, feel free to send the page on, or get in touch and we will put together something specific to your event.
Like What You See?
Tell us your date, your venue and roughly how many guests you are expecting, and Fun Casino Kent will come back with a tailored quote — no obligation, no pressure.