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Haha good to know my girl hates being cold. We live in Arizona and shes brings a jacket everywhere we go.Originally Posted by frogsrangers
I think what I really want to find is a fun place to watch the afternoon games and grab a few drinks on Sunday. Ill probably get my bets in Saturday when we tour the strip when I see some good odds
No such thing as the best
Everyone has different preferences
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Venetian is really legit. Free WIFI too which is rare on the strip. +EV all around.
+EV here too... Way more markets than your typical book. And Hooters had one for fukk sakes
My top three based on quality of book, markets/betting options, drinks, environment, screens, and comfort:
Bellagio
Venetian
The M (to be honest, never been here but I've heard and seen enough to put it in my top 3. I hear it's a bit further away so that sucks but other than that, top notch book.)
Fuk the Bellagio Book
I'm gonna stay at Orlean's when I go out there next week - I'm only staying there because I hear their seafood joint is prime...
Try "American Fish" at Aria
By far my two fave, Fiesta Henderson comes in a close third. But these casinoes are for locals. I doubt they want to drive 15 mins into suburbia to watch a game.
dunno why everyone hates Caesar's. Love the book, you can get easy access from their garage.
But it's filled with douche-bags, guidos, and wanna-be Kardashians. And they need new furniture, way too much wear and tear for an upscale place like Caesar's.
If there's any book I hate, it's Planet Hollywood, Cosmo, Lagasse Stadium, Flamingo, Imperial Palace.
I see a lot of recommendations for LVH.
For the serious sports gambler, it's heaven. But get ready for smelly, crusty looking degenerates, lots of smoke, filthy tables and seats. I heard it gets packed for NFL games. It's gross, but it offers a lot of lines and in-game wagering. Don't go there if you want to impress a date.
I'm not crazy about Hard Rock's sportsbook, if I remember, it's tiny with a few TVs.
My recommendations is: Bally's, MGM, Mirage, Caesar's, Mandalay Bay, Venetian.
I'll be sure to look it up
did vegas books release any ncaa fb ml already?
Santa Fe Station for all reason above $1 beer, big screens and 500 yards from my house.
A few have them up but not on all games yet
Do you guys like watching big screens with everyone else at the sportsbook? Or the sportsbooks that you have your own cubby with a tv and can watch whatever?
20 different people will tell you 20 different answers.
Visit each of them and you'll find one you like.
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I prefer big screens if watching in books
EXACTLY
just like restaurants, etc - people's opinions can be based on random stuff like how drunk/happy they were, whether they have won more than lost at a particular book, etc etc
and one person might like quick, good drinks and close bathrooms while another person might not care at all about that
for example i like the curvy arrangement at aria, bathrooms are right there, but i have talked to people that hate it
Love the set up at Aria but you nailed it as some will just go to where they have won etc
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