Qasino is a fully immersive, oversized game installation that reimagines traditional casino fare. Created by artist Ellery Neon with master tinkerers Patrick Wolf and Samborscha Clinique (and a rotating cast of dream collaborators), Qasino was born in the warehouse party scene of New Orleans in 2018 and has since shapeshifted across venues, scenes, and cities.

These aren’t just games—they’re glittering portals to connection. Pull a mannequin leg and watch the wheels spin—line up all three symbols, and a prize might clatter out from a surprise chute. Toss a pair of dice into a toilet bowl and pray for lucky number 7. Live out your Price is Right fantasy with Qlinko, or test fate on our absurdly oversized, heavy-as-fuck roulette wheel. From toilets to tinsel, every detail is crafted to spark joy, laughter, and unfiltered interaction.

But don’t be fooled—this isn’t about jackpots or strategy. At Qasino, the real stakes are social. Every game is hosted live by a queer performer—drag artists, poets, thinkers, dancers, dreamers—who transform the space into a fluid performance where players and audiences are all part of the show to create something rare: genuine connection in real time.

In a world where the odds often feel stacked against us, Qasino invites you to spin again. To take chances. To be seen. Come roll the dice with strangers, spin the wheel with friends, or dance through the fog to nowhere in particular. In casinos, the house always wins—but at Qasino, the house is YOU.