Vegas sportsbook question

[Jerm3462]

I'm going to Las Vegas for the first time at the end of the month, with the sole purpose of betting on a certain NFL team to have more than 8 regular season wins. (I think its easy $).

So there is like 50 Sportsbooks, right?

I'm assuming the books will have the moneyline at different amounts ( -110 +105 +110 etc..)

Obviously, I will want the best moneyline....how do I find which book will have the best without traveling to 50 different sportsbooks.

Thanks for any information or Tips on this subject.

[yahoonino]

ceaser palace

[Jerm3462]

ceaser palace

Okay, not really what I was asking, but I will definatly stop by Ceasers.

I would like to know how I can compare odds to find the best price, without walking into 50 sportsbooks.

Or is it not possible? Ive never been.

[TWEETS]

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[Extra Innings]

PM Monkeyf0cker.

If he is in a good mood you might get an answer....can't imagine those numbers moving too much too often.

[gambleballs]

You don't have to go into 50 different sportsbooks because there arent 50 sets of unique lines. Check Caesars, MGM, Stations, Coast, SouthPoint, M, Hilton, Leroys, Cal Neva, and Luckys and thats 95% of the unique lines in town.

[Extra Innings]

You don't have to go into 50 different sportsbooks because there arent 50 sets of unique lines. Check Caesars, MGM, Stations, Coast, SouthPoint, M, Hilton, Leroys, Cal Neva, and Luckys and thats 95% of the unique lines in town.

[INVEGA MAN]

I think the Plaza and the Hilton have the best odds. I know the Hilton has the most. I think it was a 40 page booklet last year.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

Cal Neva has the a lot of unique lines as posted above id check them out the mgm and obviously ceasers.