Once you have that information, go to your local Small Business Administration office or log on to their web site. You will find asample business plan and other forms you will need, mentors, financing information, and other options to help you get your casino business opportunity started.

While working on your casino business plan, start pricing your equipment, and looking for employees. You may be able to contact a local temporary employee service for employees when you are first starting, but you may just want to explain to employee that they are paid per event. This is an important decision and needs to be decided early on in venture.

Now that your casino business plan is ready, start looking for financing. You can contact private individuals, banks, and Small Business Administration. Prepare a proposal explaining your casino business opportunity and business plan. You may be turned away and turned down. Be persistent, you will get financing.

Once you have financing start advertising your business and purchase your equipment. Get your employees ready to start working. You can send out fliers to corporations explaining your service, and focus on use of it during conferences to relax and entertain employers.

Contact Hotels and events facilities to sell your casino business opportunity as well. Many times facility is required to offer entertainment to conference attendees. This will work in your favor and help you get clients.

Also, let local non-profit organizations know about opportunity to use your service as a fund-raiser. You can create an exquisite casino business opportunity that is fun and different to help them raise money for their charity or cause. Any of these options or all of them can keep your casino business opportunity busy.

Review your casino business plan annually and make changes as necessary. You also want to subscribe to newsletters and periodicals in industry to keep abreast of industry trends. Read books and visit web sites. Most of all, watch your competition.

This is truly a great way to make money and have fun at same time.

6. Plan Ahead Make a list of business supplies or equipment you'll need in future. Keep an eye out for stores that have big stock clearing sales. Purchase supplies when they go on sale before you need them.

7. Used Stuff If your business equipment and supplies don't need to be new, buy them used. You can find used items at garage sales. Keep an eye out in papers for liquidation sales.

8. Negotiate You should always try negotiate a lower price for any business equipment or supplies, especially if you are paying cash. It costs retailer to operate a merchant account for credit cards and often they willing reduce price for a cash sale. It doesn't hurt to try. Pretend you are talking to a salesman at a car lot.

9. Search You can always be searching for new suppliers for your business supplies and equipment. Look for suppliers with lower prices and better quality. Don't just be satisfied with a few.

10. Office Upgrades Many commercial businesses upgrade their information technology requirements every few years. When this happens offer to purchase old equipment, which may be going to be scrapped in any case. It is likely your IT requirements are not as stringent and ‘old’ system will still adequately run software you need for your business. Keep an eye out for new office fit outs. When a tenant leaves a commercial building they may be required to removed their office fit out. Desks, chairs, partitions are just some of useful home office items you may pick up for a penny!

© Kim Beardsmore