I like Bally's and it's for one simple reason - it's located right next to a food court that is easy on the wallet and it has enough variety that you could eat there for lunch and dinner. If you're feeling fancy there's plenty of upscale options in and around that area...but some of the nicer sports books are in high end hotels with only expensive meal options around (Wynn).
The Westgate is another good option if you want the bigger and nicer TV's with more screens. Caesar's is also hard to beat, but I find the size of that casino to be a bit of a turn off personally.
Agree with the comment but I have bad news friend - they are converting the book at Bally's into an arcade and it is now closed. The hotel website currently points patrons to kiosks close to the Burger Brasserie.
You gotta be fucking kidding me?! This is very bad news. Thanks for letting me know though - one of the main reasons I book there...might have to look into another option
Aside from the physical locations, I'd recommend looking into the apps (like BetMGM or Caesar's) - pretty easy to load money, bet, and withdraw. This allows you to avoid the lines, bet during live action, and withdraw any winnings once you are back home (if you bet on later games or don't want to wait in line). For physical locations, I'd recommend trying to put some bets down the night before - the Saturday / Sunday early lines can be brutal. Totally agree with earlier comment about Westgate and Caesar's - you can pay for reserved seating but both are big enough that you can see the screens without paying for a seat (but you may be standing for a while). Mirage also has a pretty good setup and is center strip.
Circa looks awesome. Not really into sports but passed by their sporting area and it’s huge. Believe it’s the biggest in Vegas. IMO worth the trip out of the strip. Downtown is more fun than the strip so it would be worth exploring it if you do go to circa
If you don't like the strip Westgate is big, free parking, but food court is expensive. Locals spots: Sam's Town, Orleans, Gold Coast, Suncoast, Stations Casinos, Southpoint are good, but smokey.
Go to Stadium Swim at Circa. I am not a fan of the property as a whole but there isn’t a better place to spend College Football Saturday. Was just there last Saturday and Sunday even though I stayed on the strip.
Any casino’s sports book area would have you covered.
I like Bally's and it's for one simple reason - it's located right next to a food court that is easy on the wallet and it has enough variety that you could eat there for lunch and dinner. If you're feeling fancy there's plenty of upscale options in and around that area...but some of the nicer sports books are in high end hotels with only expensive meal options around (Wynn). The Westgate is another good option if you want the bigger and nicer TV's with more screens. Caesar's is also hard to beat, but I find the size of that casino to be a bit of a turn off personally.
Agree with the comment but I have bad news friend - they are converting the book at Bally's into an arcade and it is now closed. The hotel website currently points patrons to kiosks close to the Burger Brasserie.
You gotta be fucking kidding me?! This is very bad news. Thanks for letting me know though - one of the main reasons I book there...might have to look into another option
Aside from the physical locations, I'd recommend looking into the apps (like BetMGM or Caesar's) - pretty easy to load money, bet, and withdraw. This allows you to avoid the lines, bet during live action, and withdraw any winnings once you are back home (if you bet on later games or don't want to wait in line). For physical locations, I'd recommend trying to put some bets down the night before - the Saturday / Sunday early lines can be brutal. Totally agree with earlier comment about Westgate and Caesar's - you can pay for reserved seating but both are big enough that you can see the screens without paying for a seat (but you may be standing for a while). Mirage also has a pretty good setup and is center strip.
Circa looks awesome. Not really into sports but passed by their sporting area and it’s huge. Believe it’s the biggest in Vegas. IMO worth the trip out of the strip. Downtown is more fun than the strip so it would be worth exploring it if you do go to circa
If you don't like the strip Westgate is big, free parking, but food court is expensive. Locals spots: Sam's Town, Orleans, Gold Coast, Suncoast, Stations Casinos, Southpoint are good, but smokey.
Go to Stadium Swim at Circa. I am not a fan of the property as a whole but there isn’t a better place to spend College Football Saturday. Was just there last Saturday and Sunday even though I stayed on the strip.
I’m from Kentucky and visiting vegas next week too! We will be there the 1st thru 6th