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12-01-2008, 11:16
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Re: Casino Night- Good or bad Fundraiser?
From past experiences, a casino night can be viable. I can assume that this would not be actual gambling; more like you have your "casino" then the person with the most chips at the end wins $X where X is less than the money you took in. Other options that I have heard that are similar to this include a Texas Holdem' tournament which would run under a similar system ($50 prize, $100 prize etc.).
As far as the potential "moral" issues, I see no problem as this is just a fund raiser, not an organized permanent casino where really, everyone wins. 
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