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    Frequently Asked Questions:
    Our preferred format

      *Do you provide the facility?
         Only if requested. This detail is usually planned by you or the planning committee.

       *How many tables will I need?
         Our rule of thumb is one game per ten people. This is figuring that 3 out of ten
         are not gambling. If you want all to play, you need one table for every seven.

      *How much "Funny Money", do we start with & how do we get it?
          Upon arrival at registration, each guest is given an orange chip... worth $5,000...
          that can be redeemed at any table for gaming chips.
          A single ticket for a chance at the  Giant Cheese Dice  16" Bouncing Dice Toss"
          is also given...(inquire)
          or....for an interactive option, for those that go broke, they get to toss the giant dice to get
          a 7 or 11.....get another $1,000 to play with...... A really fun way to get your crowd energized!!

         Chip Denominations:     RED = $100        GREEN = $500         Black = $1,000
                                 Minimum bet = $100.......Maximum $1,000 per hand
                                        At times the last 1/2 hour bet limit can be raised

       *Can we change the chip denominations and cost per raffle ticket?
          Yes, but not recommended. Dealers are trained this way. Our format is not carved  in stone.
          We will work with you to accommodate your ideas.

       *Do we supply the tickets for the raffle at the end of the gaming?
          We supply complementary double tickets. At end of gaming...guests, while seated, convert their
          winnings for double sided tickets @ $1,000  each and proceed to put one half of double ticket
          into prize buckets of their choice.

        If a player ends up with an odd number, we round up so player gets full ticket redemption.
        There is no average amount of winnings per person. 
        People on the crap tables have far better odds at winning more, so we encourage a limit on the
        amount of tickets one can get in order to maintain fairness. (15 to 25 tickets recommended)

       *What about a raffle bin for the drawing?
           We do not supply any bins or containers. For each prize to be raffled, we recommend that
           some type of basket or container be placed in front of each prize...for raffle tickets to be placed in.
           This gives guests more chances to win a prize.

        *How many prizes should we have?
           As many as possible...The more the merrier!  We'd suggest having about 5 to 10 great prizes and
           some assorted smaller ones. EVERYONE LOVES TO BE A WINNER and have something to take home.

         *Who does the raffle drawing?
            We've found everyone likes to be involved at picking the raffle tickets out of the baskets and passing
            out the prizes. Your personal should be featured for this task. If you prefer, the DJ or band leader can
            assist with this. A cordless mike can be provided or a house mike system can be used.

         *What if a guest doesn't want to gamble?
              An exchange for their $5,000 voucher or orange chip will be made in return for 6 raffle tickets. 

         *What if a guest has to leave early?
              You have the choice of requesting all guests be present to win or they can write their name on the
              ticket and they can be contacted at work of their winnings.

         *What if a guest goes broke?
                At a Fund Raiser,  you  have a cashier that sells additional
                funny money at a rate that will work for you, bringing in extra funds.
                For fun & prizes, a little fancy persuasion and charm just might get
                that guest an extra thousand or two!
                **ALSO, we provide www.GIANT CHEESE DICE.com  for guests that go broke to toss a
                7 or 11....for an extra $$Grand to play with! Great FUN!

         *What About Tipping The Dealers?
               We focus on entertaining dealers that are worth more then they get paid.
               Complementary soft drinks are standard. The dealers travel long distances
               for your event and appreciate putting a tip glass on their table.
              **Some clients prefer no tip glasses but will include a $10 to $20 each tip for the talented dealers.

           *What is post booking cancellation policy?
               We understand a drop in attendance occasionally happens. To insure the quality of dealers that
               you expect, we reserve them well in advance of the event. If you needed to cancel a few tables,
               you would only be charged for the cost of dealers. An adjustment would be made to balance due.       This option will only apply up to two weeks prior to event date.
 

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