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FLASHBACK: Elvis (Jeff Hancox), Bris Vegas showgirl Phoebe Jessop and Cr Roz Frohloff all had a great time at 2016’s Casino Night … this year the popular annual event will be a fundraiser for the planned Butter Factory Park disability playground<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

September 18, 2018<\/strong><\/p>\n

The thrill of trying to break the bank at the casino – without any of the risks – will be back in Nanango this Saturday night (September 22).<\/p>\n

And this year it will be for a very good cause: raising funds to help build a disability playground at Nanango’s Butter Factory Park.<\/p>\n

The Nanango Tourism and Development Association will be running their once-a-year Casino Night at Taras Hall next to Nanango RSL from 6:00pm until late, with gaming starting at 7:00pm sharp.<\/p>\n

Guests at this licensed $40 per head event will get to enjoy their first drink free, along with delicious finger foods, tea and coffee all night plus $2000 in play money.<\/p>\n

Casino-standard gaming tables from Brisvegas and friendly professional croupiers who are happy to explain the rules will let you test your mettle on blackjack, poker, roulette and craps tables.<\/p>\n

But if you get wiped out, extra chips can be purchased for a modest price to get you back in the game quickly.<\/p>\n

Popular performer Arthur Nettelfield will also be providing live music throughout the night.<\/p>\n

If you want to dress up, this year’s fashion theme is “High Rollers” … but if you don’t, then semi-formal attire will do just fine.<\/p>\n

And at the end of the night, there’ll be great prizes for this year’s biggest winners (along with good-natured commiserations for those who aren’t).<\/p>\n

NaTDA’s Casino Night is having its fifth outing this year and organisers are hoping for a very good roll-up to kick-start fundraising efforts for Butter Factory Park, which will eventually house the South Burnett’s first inclusive playground, providing children with disabilities a safe place to play.<\/p>\n

Tickets for the Casino Night can be booked by phoning Rhonda on (07) 4163-1999 or Gloria on (07) 4163-2848, but will also be available at the door.<\/p>\n

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