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So as the holidays are approaching, my husband and I want to host a casino night on NYE for our friends. We do not want to hire staff because the rates for NYE are crazy. So I was curious if anyone has hosted a casino night w/o having "hired dealers?"
Poker is easy with no dealers, same for blackjack - but the issue is for roulette & craps.
The first issue I see is how the "house" is going to work (espically for roulette & craps) should we make up our own rules regarding payouts? We will have extra chips, but can easliy run out depending on the payouts.
So for you ladies that have advice - how should we plan these games? What recommendations do you have to ensure the games run smoothly?