Vintage Gambling
For one night, bet on your colleagues and walk away with the jackpot. Who will take home tonight's big win?
- ≈ 2H to 3H
- 8 to 500 participants
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Description
🎲 Once the chips start moving, the office banter kicks up a notch. In Clermont-Ferrand, Takamaka turns your corporate evening into a full wooden games casino inspired by old fairground traditions: a fifteenth century Dutch billiard table, the frog game, a giant tangram, a giant foosball table, a giant Connect Four and casino tables all sit side by side in one lively space. Colleagues take each other on, tease one another, bet on who will win, and cash in their winnings at the closing auction, usually the funniest moment of the night. 🃏 Weathered wood, the clink of chips and plenty of laughter bring back the warm feel of an old school casino within a couple of hours, while the real point stays front and centre: this is a brilliant excuse to bring the team closer together. Our hosts explain the rules at every table, so newcomers and seasoned players alike find their place around the green baize. 🥂
- ≈ 2H to 3H
- 8 to 500 participants
📍 On location, this activity comes to you: it can take place in a hotel, a seminar venue, a château, an estate or a charming residence, in Clermont-Ferrand or elsewhere in Auvergne. ⏱️ On timing, plan for two to three hours, just right to punctuate a corporate evening without taking it over. 👥 On group size, the Vintage Casino works for eight people just as well as a thousand, making it a fit for small teams and large seminars alike. 🎁 On equipment, Takamaka supplies every wooden game along with dedicated hosts, who walk guests through the rules at each table. 🗓️ On season and 👕 on recommended dress, no detail is given on the source page; to confirm before publishing. 🏃 On physical level, no official indication is available either; also to confirm. 💶 On pricing, no rate is published: the activity is quoted on request through Takamaka Clermont (04 73 92 83 64).
Why choose Takamaka ?
Takamaka was born from a desire to develop outdoor experiences rooted in the territories themselves.
Over the years, the network has grown around several destinations while preserving a local and human-centered approach. The goal has never been to standardize formats, but to adapt each project to the specific characteristics of the location and the expectations of participants.
