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 Extra events within the overall event, such as auctions, special games, bingo, raffles and more.

 Reserved tables for companies who may want to buy a table and sit together, or want a specific table with a good view or position close to the bar.

 Step 8: Plan The Party And How Your Fundraiser Will Look

 Will you opt for a casino-style evening with lots of table games?

 Will your gambling fundraiser take the form of a poker competition?

 Or could you mix both types of entertainment to attract more attendees?

 You may also want to consider giving your fundraiser a theme, which can encompass everything from food, drinks and decor to outfits, invitations and entertainment, such as:

 These themes may affect the gambling and the ‘games’ of chance that you select.

 As an example, a 1920s theme may feature rented vintage slot machines, while a 1980s theme may include video gaming machines.

 Popular card and table games to include are craps, blackjack, roulette, poker and baccarat.

 Finally, another things to consider: Will there be competitions, guessing games, or a bingo area?

 And will you announce raffle and auction winners live (and allow people to bid in real-time) or after the event?

 There’s plenty to consider, but use your allotted time wisely and ensure a balance between auction time, games and gambling time, entertainment, dinner (if you’re hosting a sit-down meal), time for extra eating and drinking, and networking/mixing time.

 Give yourself plenty of time — and then some more, depending how big your event is.

 Your venue will, of course, be part of checks to ensure everything is legal, safe, licensed and above board.

 Step 10: Consider Any Expenses And Outgoings

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 Make sure to think potential expenses through thoroughly, as extra and hidden costs can crop up.

 Book and insure a venue — will you need to hire somewhere? And are there clean-up costs?

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 Use ticket and invitation printing (including delivery and postage — consider collection at the venue, or virtual invitations).

 Include the cost of free food and drink, or a free bar, in your budget and ticket prices, including for staff, volunteers and entertainment as wells guests.

 Purchase permits, licenses, testing, insurance and certification from gambling and alcohol to the venue, electrical equipment if you’re using special lights, PA systems, microphones, and electric instruments.

 Rent or buy decor, tables and chairs, stages, cutlery, glassware and/or props.

 Rent gambling equipment such as games and gaming tables, chips, slot machines, bingo equipment, and raffle tickets.

 Rent staff uniforms and safe storage for extra donations.

 Make sure you have enough for everyone, plus a little surplus, to avoid disappointment.

 Make sure you have enough for everyone, plus a little surplus, to avoid disappointment.

 You don’t want attendees to go hungry, get thirsty or bored if they have to wait on a limited number of games.

 Step 11: Seek Sponsorship And Prize Donations

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 Are there any local or even national companies that would want to sponsor your event?

 Ask around — free promotion in exchange for a donation is usually popular and can be a great boost to funds.

 You can offer everything from logos, names or contact information on gaming or dining tables, staff clothes, venue decor, glassware and loads more.

 If you’re including an auction, you’ll want to approach companies and individuals for donated prizes to use.

 A mix of old school physical marketing and digital marketing may ensure you reach a range of people of all ages.

 Do you know any famous faces, local figures or patrons of your chosen charity that may share the event details? Or can you invite them to the event?