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Can someone tell me which Casino has the best sports book?
I would love one that has 1st 5 inning lines, team totals, etc. if possible.  Granted I will still be loading on my online account.  But just curious which one takes the most type of bets.
 
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I was just in vegas this past weekend. They're all good.
 
But I happen to like the Mirage a lot because of the Carnegie Deli.  There's just something about eating 5lbs of corned beef and pastrami while at the book.....
 
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To make that more clear. The carnegie deli is right next to the sports book in the mirage....... Try the Woody Allen. It's a great sandwich.
 
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Thanks NJ 
Staying at Wynn..How would you rate their book?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by njcapper:

To make that more clear. The carnegie deli is right next to the sports book in the mirage....... Try the Woody Allen. It's a great sandwich.

Geat place to eat.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Please-Cover:

Thanks NJ 
Staying at Wynn..How would you rate their book?


the Wynn is a classy book - quiet but very nice...great little bar with a place to eat a huge sandwich.....Caesars is one of the best, on a weekend it will be rock'in....Mid week day baseball it's going to quiet almost everywhere....
Treasure Island is small, Venetian is ok...Bally's is OK, Bellagio is like the Wynn... 

Enjoy!
 
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Thanks spovegas 
 
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from what ive heard bellagio is the best and one of the only books where you still get free drinks all day
 
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Check out the Las Vegas forum regarding this issue.  This question has been asked about 1,000 times.  Belliago is another great one.  BOL!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by estes1717:

Geat place to eat.

 

Hot Pastrami is the goods!!!!

 
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Imperial Palace.**(Drive through sportsbook)** and i think has the best value.10 cent lines.I always bet here and goto ceaser to watch the action.
 
Good luck to you my friend!!!!
 
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Dude, the new book at the Palazzo is freaking sick.  Has more of a club feel than a book and they'll give you plenty of drink tickets at the window if you ask nice.  I was there for march madness and it was a great time.
 
However, if you're looking for a book with all of the games you want, and all of the halftime lines, and first 5's and all of that stuff, I don't think it exists anymore!  RIP Stardust
 
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me too flights @755 am staying @ the PALMS
 
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I was there a month ago, and wrote up a pretty extensive review of the sportsbooks I visited...
 
My top 3.
 
1. Bellagio
2. Hilton
3. Mandalay
 
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If u want a GREAT BURGER. Go to FAT BURGER, on the back side of MGM............Enjoy!!!
 
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You might as well just stay at the Wynn for the Sportsbook because of the hot waitresses.
 
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Las vegas hilton is the leader of the pack hands down. It is old school and a lot vegas top players all hang out there.Check any vegas forum you will find the hiton is always near the top.
 
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Yes Hilton is the best for sportsbooks.
 
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hilton is nice for sure, changed ownership at atlantic subs right behind so subs are quite as good,,but the book is loaded with sets for all the action
 
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Personally being a local I avoid the strip at all costs. That being said here are a few I'd recommend on the strip.
 
Hilton-Best for betting, lots of variety
Palazzo-Great place to watch a game
Wynn-Hot cocktail waitresses
 
I prefer to bet downtown because there are more options. 5 books minutes apart. Binions has alternate run lines and -2.5 RL's. Lucky's has 1st inn. betting and all kinds of props. 
 
 
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Thanks for the advice everyone.  Had a great 3 days in Vegas and my stay at the Wynn was awesome.  I lost at the sportsbook but made at the tables.
 
Just one thing that was brutal in Vegas, they allow smoking all over the casino which really bothered me.   Being an x-smoker I found it very annoying.   Most of the world has banned smoking, yet Vegas is still far behind.
 
 
 
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