Saguenay · Quebec · 15 programmes
Evenings builtin your own room.
Jack Fever plans and runs themed evenings in the venue you book — clue hunts, galas, dance floors, brass nights and open-air days — and among them a casino-themed night with chip tables and free play slots. Up to 300 guests, up to 8 hours, one written price for the whole evening.
Chips and credits are props. Nothing is wagered, nothing is paid out. 18+.
Three waysto spend a night.
Pick the kind of evening first. The programme, the crew size and the price follow from it.
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Chip Theatre
From $5,400
Table evenings with a script: dealers, agents, a vault and a speakeasy. Chips are props, handed out at the door.
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Riddle Routes
From $3,900
Clue hunts, portable lock rooms, city routes and outdoor team days for groups that would rather move than sit.
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Ballroom Seasons
From $6,500
Gala seating, a dance floor, a live brass set or a terrace evening, for 80 to 300 guests.
The flagship evening
A heist, stagedon the fjord.
The Fjord Job
A staged robbery that runs to a script for a full evening. Guests are split into crews, draw a role card and work four rooms: the chip floor, the safe corridor, the radio desk and the getaway briefing. Chips and credits are props handed out at the door, and the casino-themed floor is one of the four rooms, not the whole night.
- Guests up to 300
- Programme 8 hours
- Rooms 4
- Crew on site 11
$9,600 Starting price for the whole evening, taxes included. Planning range $9,600 to $12,850.
A sample of the shelf
Fifteen programmeson the shelf.
15 programmes in the catalogue, plus the flagship evening and the free play slots zone, which can be added to any of them.
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Dealer Dozen
From $5,400
The short version of a casino-themed evening: three tables, twelve dealers and hosts, four hours. Every guest is handed the same stack of chips at the door and plays for standings on a printed leaderboard. There is nothing to buy, nothing to wager and nothing to cash out.
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Free Play Cabinets
From $2,850
An equipment zone we bring on top of any programme in the catalogue: four rental cabinets on free play, parked on their own 6 x 3 m stand. Two of them are mechanical slots with metal reels and a side lever, the other two are video slots with a button deck. Each cabinet runs on its own internal credit balance: the bill and coin acceptors are taken out before loading, so a guest puts nothing in and takes nothing out.
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Harbour Cipher
From $3,900
A clue hunt along a quay or a park path. Teams of five carry a sealed pouch, read six marker boards and bring back a single word. The route is walked and timed by us the week before, so the distance is known before anyone signs for it.
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Lockroom Relay
From $4,350
Four portable lock rooms built from flight cases, set up in any hall with a 3 m ceiling. Crews of six get 15 minutes per room and rotate on a bell. Nothing is screwed into the building, and the whole set packs down in 90 minutes.
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Winter Gala
From $8,300
A seated evening for a large group: arrival, three speeches, a plated dinner the venue serves, and a short dance set to close. We bring the room dressing, the light, the sound and the run sheet, and we hand the venue a printed timing plan.
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Brass Night
From $7,450
A live seven-piece brass band in two sets, with a short host spot between them. Built for rooms with a hard ceiling: the plot keeps the volume at a level where the back tables can still hold a conversation.
How the eveningmoves.
A six-hour evening, as it is written in the run sheet the venue receives.
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Doors and the first hour
Guests are met, handed their chips, card or dossier, and shown the room. Nothing is explained twice: the hosts walk the floor instead of making speeches.
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The programme opens
Tables, modules or stations start together on a signal. Two hours of play, with the hosts rotating so no group is left standing.
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The pause you asked for
Dinner, speeches or an award block, timed with the kitchen in advance. The floor closes and the light drops to table level.
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The close
Standings are read out, the last round runs, and the floor hands over to the music. Load-out begins once the room is empty, not before.
Chips are props.Nothing is wagered.
Every programme happens offline, in a venue you book, on a date you choose. On the casino-themed evenings each guest is handed the same stack of chips at the door: stacks cannot be bought, won back or topped up, and the dealers keep no cash at the table.
The free play cabinets run on their own internal credit balance. Their bill and coin acceptors are taken out before they are loaded onto the truck, so a guest puts nothing in and takes nothing out.
No bets are placed, there are no money prizes, and nothing is exchanged for cash, goods, vouchers or valuable prizes. We run nothing online. Admission is 18+. Your invoice covers the organisation of the evening, not play. Responsible programme rules
Our trucks.Your room.
The same split goes into every written proposal, so nobody discovers a gap on the day.
In the price
- Tables, set pieces, modules and props listed on the programme page
- Light and sound with stands, cabling and ballast weights
- Crew: dealers, hosts, stewards and technicians, for the hours stated
- Printed matter: run sheet, role cards, maps, score sheets
- Load-in, build, load-out and the removal of all our waste
- Liability insurance for our equipment and crew
- Travel inside the Saguenay region
Organised by you or the venue
- The room or the site, with its floor plan and load-in route
- Power as listed on the programme page, within reach of the zone
- Food, drink, bar service and the staff who run them
- Seating and dining furniture, unless the programme lists it
- Guest invitations, the guest list and the door policy
- Any permit the venue itself needs for the date and the hours
- Travel and crew accommodation beyond the region, quoted as separate lines
One pricefor the whole evening.
Prices are given as a starting figure for the event, with the planning range beside it. The figure is not multiplied by the number of guests, and a smaller group does not lower it: the crew, the build and the equipment are the same either way.
- Harbour Cipher From $3,900
- Dealer Dozen From $5,400
- Winter Gala From $8,300
- The Fjord Job From $9,600
$3,900
The lowest starting price in the catalogue, taxes included. Programme hours do not include load-in or load-out, and sending the enquiry form is not a booking of the date.
Tell us the dateand the room.
We answer with what is actually free, and with a written proposal that holds the final figure. Two working days, usually the same day.
Questionswe get asked.
Is the casino-themed evening real gambling?
No. It is an offline themed evening in a venue you book. Chips and credits are props: every guest is handed the same stack at the door, nobody can buy or top up a stack, no bets are placed, there are no money prizes and nothing is exchanged for cash, goods, vouchers or valuable prizes. We do not run anything online. Admission is 18+, and what you pay for is the organisation of the evening, not play.
Do you bring slots, and are any of them mechanical?
Yes. Free Play Cabinets is an equipment zone we add to any programme: four rental cabinets on a 6 x 3 m stand. Two are mechanical slots with three metal reels and a side lever, two are video slots with a button deck. Every cabinet runs on its own internal credit balance, and the bill and coin acceptors are taken out before the cabinets are loaded onto the truck.
How far do you travel from Saguenay?
We load out of Chicoutimi and work across the Saguenay region and Quebec. Travel inside the region is in the price. Beyond it, the written proposal lists travel and crew accommodation as separate lines, so you can see them before you sign.
What do you need from the venue?
A room or a site, the floor plan, the load-in route with door widths, power as listed in the programme, and the hours we may be on site. Food, drink, furniture for seating and the venue staff stay with the venue or its caterer. Every programme page lists the split in writing.
How late can we still book a date?
Six weeks ahead is comfortable for most programmes, and three weeks is possible for the shorter ones if the crew and the cabinets are free. Send the date and we will answer with what is actually available, not with a maybe.