In strict observance of UK Gaming Law we only hire our fun casino for fundraising events under the following rules :
Charities, clubs, societies and not-for-profit groups may make a charge, for entry to, and for participation in, fun casino play as a means of raising funds provided :
No individual may gain monetarily from the event.
No cash prizes may be offered or given.
Any prizes offered must not be the sole inducement for persons to visit the event.
Fun casino must not be the sole or main entertainment offered at the event - having some other activity or form of entertainment is essential to comply with the law.
Any advertising for the event should be local only.
The word "casino" in any advertising must be preceeded by the word "fun" or "entertainment".
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (dcms) have published a fact sheet which summarises the position of casino nights under the
Gambling Act 2005, (which became U.K. law on the 1st September 2007).
The information published on this fact sheet is of particular interest
to charities and other non-commercial societies considering using a
fun casino to raise funds for "good causes".