Learn to Play with the Pros
At Casino Hire Guys, we believe the best part of any event is when everyone can join in on the action. That’s why our professional dealers do more than just manage the chips—they are here to host, entertain, and teach your guests the finer points of the games we offer.
If you’ve never played before, there’s absolutely no need to worry. Our friendly team provides step-by-step instructions in a light, fun, and pressure-free environment. We’ll have you feeling confident in no time, ensuring the games remain a lighthearted highlight of your night.
Read the sections below to learn the fundamental basics of Blackjack and Roulette.
How to Play Roulette
01
Choose your lucky numbers, colours, or sections on the table layout before the dealer spins.
Place Your Bets
02
The dealer spins the wheel and launches the ball in the opposite direction to start the round.
Spin and Ball
03
Once the ball settles in a numbered pocket, that is the winning number and colour for the round.
Where it Lands
04
The dealer marks the winning spot and clears the table, paying out all winners before the next round.
Payouts
Expert Tips for Beginners
- Stick to Outside Bets: Red or Black, Odd or Even bets are great for beginners as they offer the highest probability of winning.
- Don’t Feel Rushed: Our dealers are professional entertainers; they are more than happy to wait while you decide on your betting strategy.
- Focus on the Fun: Roulette is a game of chance meant for excitement. Relax and enjoy the thrill of the spin!
01. The Core Objective
The goal is to beat the dealer's hand by getting a point total as close to 21 as possible, without going over (busting).
02. Card Values
Numbered cards are worth their face value. Jacks, Queens, and Kings (the Face Cards) are worth 10. Aces are unique—they can count as either 1 or 11.
03. Hit or Stand
'Hit' if you need another card to get closer to 21. 'Stand' if you are happy with your total and want to end your turn.
04. The Dealer's Play
After players finish, the dealer reveals their hand and must follow strict rules—usually hitting until they reach 17 or more.
How to Play Blackjack
Blackjack Beginner Tips
- Always Split Aces and 8s: Statistically, this is the smartest move you can make for your hand.
- Stand on a Hard 17+: If you have 17 or higher without an Ace, the risk of busting is too high to hit.
- Never split 10s: You already have a strong hand (20), don't risk breaking it into two weaker ones.