Vegas Sportsbook Reviews?

[LVBOUND]

Can anyone from Vegas, give me some tips on which rooms in Vegas are the best.

I know I have heard the Wynn is a nice place to hang out , but they give you a hard time betting MLB over 1K. I have also heard that the Coast Casinos are horrid to watch games, but you can get a 1K MLB bet in.


Anybody tell me about the following

Bellagio
Venetian
Ceasers
T.I

These are casinos I like to hang at, play cards etc, while games are going on. Playing poker during a game is better than sweating it.


Thanks guys,

Matt

[RealSlimShady]

Caesars has a pretty nice book. Was able to bet about 1500 on a baseball game my last trip. It's right next to the poker room too.

[compaqDikk]

we place are bets in the rubble at stardust. yes, they have 1 employee

[MrX]

I know I have heard the Wynn is a nice place to hang out , but they give you a hard time betting MLB over 1K. I have also heard that the Coast Casinos are horrid to watch games, but you can get a 1K MLB bet in.

$3k is the standard limit for MLB sides at the Wynn.

Not a set limit at Caesar's but $3k is never a problem and $5k is usually no problem.

No set limit at Coasts but $5k never a problem and usually up to $10k no problem.

All I'm talking about are ML sides here. Limits are lower on totals and other bets.

[LVBOUND]

Thanks MRX and everyone else.

I only want to bet MLB sides and that is it.

I have a regular job that pays the bills. I also want to avoid leaks.


So far this baseball season my largest single game bet per dollar bet is 31.64 so at $250 a game starting number that is 6400.

So if that's once a season the next closet one was $17.91 or at $250 a game 3582.

The only reason that one game was so high is I had to bet the Brewers in CC's first game at -240.


Hey one other question guys. Does it sound bad if I walk in and state.

"I want to risk whatever to win $3582". Am I better off doing the math in my head then just rounding it and stating a risk amount so the bet draws less attention?

Matt

[MrX]

"I want to risk whatever to win $3582". Am I better off doing the math in my head then just rounding it and stating a risk amount so the bet draws less attention?

Believe it or not, most of the books have to whip out a calculator if you give the "to win" amount. Just do the math, round, and give them the risk amount.