Slot lounge private hire
The Copper Lounge —forty machines, your name on the door.
A bank of forty machines across two copper-lit rows, bought out for your evening: technicians on the floor, cocktail service at the button, and a door that opens only for your list. The machines stay; the public doesn't.
Technicians on floor: 0 — one per ten guests, all night.
The floor, read closely
Forty machines, curated like a cellar.
The Copper Lounge is the house's machine floor — forty units chosen the way Jack chooses wine: classics that have earned their place, new titles that proved themselves downstairs first, and not a single screen installed for the sake of a brochure. Under copper sconces and a pressed-tin ceiling, it plays more like a private club than a gaming hall.
On a hire night the rows are yours: name on the door, list at the lane, technicians walking the floor at one per ten guests, and cocktail service that finds you mid-spin. Machines can be set to tournament mode for competitive nights — credits on the house, champion takes the brass. It's the machine half of the private hire menu; the felt half lives with the closed casino parties in the services catalogue.
Tournament mode
All forty machines on equal credits, leaderboard on the house screen, brass trophy at close — the house special for competitive crowds.
Service at the button
Cocktail service patrolling both rows — order without leaving your machine, settle on the night's single invoice.
The hire, itemised
What walks in with your name.
Two rows, one roof
Row A holds the classics — reels, bars, cherries; Row B carries the modern titles, wide-screens and bonus rounds. Both rows run on the house's own maintenance schedule: machines are serviced weekly, and a hire night never starts with a fault list.
Technicians, not bouncers
Machine technicians walk the floor at one per ten guests — refills, explanations, and the odd polite congratulations.
A named door
Your event's name on the entrance, your list at the lane, ID-checked as always — the public walks past, your people walk in.
Credits, preloaded
Opening credits for every guest are in the package; top-ups run to the single night invoice, settled once at close.
The champion's brass
Tournament nights end with the leaderboard on the house screen and a brass trophy under the winner's arm — engraved by morning.
The reel
Copper light, spinning reels.
Hire rates
Evenings priced by the row.
Row Hire
One row · 10 — 30 guests- 20 machines, 2 technicians, cocktail service
- Opening credits for all guests
The Full Lounge
Both rows · 10 — 60 guests · recommended- 40 machines, 4 technicians, named door & list lane
- Tournament mode, house screen & brass trophy
The Machine & Felt Night
Copper Lounge + Garden Room- Full lounge plus 2 blackjack tables & dealers
- Standing supper & terrace bar held to close
From booking to button
Four stations to the first spin.
The spec call
Guest count, row choice, tournament or free play — the party desk drafts the floor plan the same day.
The list locks
Guest names close two hours before doors; the lane and the named door go up that afternoon.
The sweep
Technicians walk all forty machines at 17:00 — every unit tested, every printer roll fresh.
Doors, 19:00
Credits preloaded, leaderboard armed, cocktail service patrolling — the first spin is yours to take.
Copper questions
Asked at the button, answered here.
No — the entire venue, the Copper Lounge included, is licensed 18+ with ID checks at the lane for every person through the door, staff included. It's the cleanest rule we have and we don't bend it; see the terms of visit.
All machines run equal starting credits on a timed window; the house screen carries a live leaderboard, and the evening's champion takes the brass trophy, engraved and couriered by morning. Competitive crowds love it — annual sales-team nights have become a Brisbane tradition.
That's exactly what the Machine & Felt Night does — two blackjack tables with dealers set beside the rows, so the crowd splits between buttons and felt. Bigger felt floors are covered by the closed casino parties in the services catalogue.
The Copper Lounge runs for members on regular evenings and converts to private hire on reservation — the calendar is held by the party desk, and hire nights always close the room to everyone but your list.
Direct line · Copper desk
Both rows free on the 21st.
One Full Lounge evening remains open this month — the technicians sweep at 17:00 either way.
Hire the Copper Lounge