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Get ready for a new way to throw a party, Chicago! Chicago Casino Event Planners is Chicagoland's premier full service casino party rental provider. With casino tables and equipment, energetic and courteous casino personnel, we provide everything you need to host a unique and memorable casino event.

We offer a variety of casino games including poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, pai gow, let it ride, money wheel, slots, and more. From corporate events, charity fundraisers, and conferences to birthday parties, weddings, and bachelorette parties, Chicago Casino Event Planners is your best bet for a unique and exciting casino party.

History of Gambling and Casinos in Chicago

Gambling has played a major role in the history of the whole world for centuries. The earliest records of a contest for "lottery luck" date back to ancient China. Ceramic tiles dating back to 2300 BC have been found with text suggesting that these tiles were used in lottery-type games. There is also evidence suggesting that funds from this gambling were used to build the Great Wall of China!

Going back thousands of years, we can see when gambling came to Illinois. Gambling in the state actually started with horse racing. Around the same time, casino riverboats also appeared. [...] [...]

Horse racing was regulated in 1927, which expanded tourism and increased revenue. Horse racing became a place to see and be seen, dress up, and of course place bets. Thus began the explosion of gambling popularity. After regulating horse racing, Illinois enacted the state's first lottery in 1974. Just 70 years after regulating horse racing, the riverboat gambling law was enacted. This allowed casinos to operate on the water, and in fact required boats to leave the pier every two hours. This law was amended in 1999 to allow riverboats to remain anchored and operate as more "traditional" casinos.

The demand for gambling even before it was legalized shows that people love gambling. There are many reasons why people love gambling. Some people love the risk aspect. It is human nature to feel excited when taking risks. The anticipation of "can I win?" creates a natural high that many people crave. Another reason is glamour. This can be mainly blamed on the media and pop culture. In many movies and TV shows, characters dress up in the finest dresses and enjoy a night at the casino or a day at the races. This makes you seem out of high society, but this is just a common misconception for us in this day and age. Finally, some people are looking for an escape from everyday life. Whether it's a real casino or online gambling, people who are looking for new people, new sounds are looking for something to stimulate their senses and take them away, even if only for a short period of time. Luckily, you can experience all of these reasons with low risk and low reward because our casino rentals are just for fun! Chicago Option #1

Based in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, we are a full-service casino event provider with a national reputation for exceptional quality and customer service. Unlike some of our competitors, our clients can connect with event planning specialists right here in Chicago. We are happy to meet with you and discuss the logistics of your event. Your event is too important to trust someone hundreds of miles away. Let us show you the Chicago Casino Event Planner Difference!

Areas Served

We serve Chicago and its suburbs. From the North Shore to the South Suburbs, we are Chicago's premiere casino event company! We also serve Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, and Missouri. Here are some of the areas we serve:

Addison, Arlington Heights, Aurora, Bartlett, Belleville, Berwyn, Bloomington, Bolingbrook, Buffalo Grove, Calumet City, Carol Stream, Carpentersville, Chicago, Cicero, Crystal Lake, Decatur, Dekalb, Des Plaines, Downers Grove, Elgin, Elmhurst, Evanston, Glenview, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Joliet, Lake Zurich, Lombard, Moline, Mount Prospect, Mundelein, Naperville, Normal, North Chicago, Northbrook, Oak Lawn, Oak Park, Orland Park, Palatine, Park Ridge, Pekin, Quincy, Rock Island, Rockford, Romeoville, Schaumburg, Skokie, Springfield, Streamwood, Tinley Park, Urbana, Waukegan, Wheaton, Wheeling, Woodridge and many more! How to Play Let It Ride Poker

If you've ever experienced the thrill of a poker table, you know the excitement of getting hot cards and devising a strategy to make the most of your hand. You may also know the desire to take back a bet that looked south as the hand is played.

Lead Poker gives you this chance. In this version of poker Five Card Stud Poker, players can pull back their stock as soon as the dealer's cards are revealed. Like the cards you were dealt? Keep your bet amount and "go for it." Not sure? Pull back your bet after each community card is revealed.

Lead Poker is here.

History of Let It Ride Poker

So where did Let It Ride Poker come from?

John Breeding, the founder of MasterCard machines, made a bet in 1983. That's when he quit his job as a truck driver to focus on inventing an automatic card rebuilder. By 1992, he developed Let Drive Poker as a way to promote his device. By 1993, his game and new shuffling device were beginning to take hold in casinos.

Bleiding's single deck shuffler caught the interest of casinos because it allowed the dealer to shuffle a new deck while holding the game for the players.

You can now play Let Drive Poker live at over 30 casinos in Las Vegas and hundreds more across the country. Minimum bets range from $5 to $25.

How to Play

Want to try a new poker game? Great! Let Drive Poker! Poker can be played at most casinos across the United States and at countless online sites. If you're new to poker, we recommend playing poker online and getting familiar with the rules.

No matter where you go, here's how to play:

Decide on a budget. Decide on a budget.

Find a comfortable minimum bed (or online room) of the [online] table.

1. If you actually play, don't be afraid to ask the dealer.
2. Place a 3 equal basis in the specified location.
3. The dealer hides three cards. You can see the card, but don't show it to other players.
4. Look at the three cards, report the payout to the table, and check if there is something that can be opened immediately.
5. At this point, the dealer allows one of the bed to draw back. If you already have a payout, do not pull anything because the payout is guaranteed!
6. If you don't have anything, you can bet with a dealer's community card. However, it may be better to pull one of the three bets.
7. The dealer turns one of the two community cards. If you have something new because the payout is guaranteed, you will want to keep the rest of the bed. If there is still nothing, it is better to return the second bet.
8. The dealer flips the last community card of the second. Because the hand is over, you cannot draw the third bet. Either the customer wins the payout or the casino wins the remaining bet. Now you can decide whether to play the next hand. Every time you play a hand, you will be able to recognize each step of the play.
9. Leave it to the poker rules
10. Before you get used to poker, it may look complicated. But the rules are actually very simple. The trick is to learn the strategy of what to do with a thre e-dimensional bed of "pullback" or "lett read".

Perform a bed of the same size three times.

The dealer distributes three cards (oute r-faced) to each player.

1. Select either the first bed or "put on".
2. The dealer flips the first community card (all players use).
3. Customers can pull back the second bet or "as it is".
4. The dealer turns the second community card.
5. You were paid in accordance with the five cards (your 3 and 2) poker value.
6. The typical pay table of Let It Ride Poker is as follows:
7. hand

The odds guide is just one place to find a general payout of the various winning hands of Let It Ride Poker:

Royal flash: 1.

Royal flash: 200 to 1

• Four of AKIMED: 5 to 1.
• Full House: 11 to 1
• Flash: 8 to 1
• Straight: 5 to 1
• Three of a Kind: 3 to 1
• Two Pair: 2 to 1
• Pair (10 or more): 1 to 1
• Losing hand: 0
• Common terms and events
• Get into the Let It Ride mood by learning some common terms you'll hear at the tables:

Suits: The four card groups that make up a deck: Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, and Spades

Flush: A hand made up of five cards of the same suit.

• Royal Flush: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, and 10 of the same suit (the rarest hand in poker)
• Straight Flush: Five consecutive cards of the same suit.
• Straight: Five consecutive cards of any combination of suits
• Full House: Three of a Kind and a Pair
• Face Cards: Cards with "faces" drawn on them, such as Jack, Queen, and King.
• Three of a kind: Three cards of the same value Pair: Two cards of the same value Summary You may be a poker champion or know how to play around the tables. We all know the feeling of wanting to draw at least some of the bets that seem to go the wrong way. Invented out of necessity, poker has taken on a fun, fast-paced life of its own since the early 90s. Brush up on your best casinos and get ready to hit the new casinos! Let it ride is easy to find at your local casino or you can find it online if you want to get familiar with the rules and gameplay for free. Let it ride poker at RW NYC Guests staying at Resorts World New York can enjoy Let it ride poker in an online version. The same level of excitement is guaranteed!