In-game running -- where?

In-game running -- where? I'll be flying in to LV early October 23. I'd love to do some in-game betting in the NFL that day. I'd expected nearly every book to have this by now, but it doesn't appear to be the case. Which casinos will offer this, and which are recommended and why? With the nascent stage this phenomenon is in, as well as the limited liquidity, I don't expect anyone to hand out basic strategy tips like Chiclets, so that's fine. But at least if I can have a clue regarding where to go, that would be plenty.

I'm pretty sure M - Trop. & The Hard Rock will have it. I think when the Venetian finishes remodeling they will also have it. I am sure Fez & some of the locals/Pros. Will know for sure... GL

Mmm, staying at the Trop (hey, free is free), so that's a nice option to have.

Also, Lagasse's Stadium at Palazzo...

M definitely has it and isn't far from the Trop. Seeing Cantor runs the Trop sportsbook they probably have it as well. Otherwise stroll down the road a few miles and hit the M.

Is M live betting identical to Hard Rock and Cantor's other properties? I checked out Hard Rock for baseball and all Cantor did was copy pinnacle's lines a minute later with worse juice. I thought there was supposed to be some "super computer" they were using for these....?

I can't answer that compared to the Hard Rock or the other properties because I only play at the M but don't see how they are copying Pinnacle on the in-game betting. They offer many other things Pinnacle doesn't offer. It's all run by their Midas computer so I assume it is all the same.

[QUOTE=Sixth Sense;45553]I can't answer that compared to the Hard Rock or the other properties because I only play at the M but don't see how they are copying Pinnacle on the in-game betting. They offer many other things Pinnacle doesn't offer. It's all run by their Midas computer so I assume it is all the same.[/QUOTE] Thanks Sixth. I guess I will try football at the M. They did have some highly juiced at bat props at the Hard Rock. Double, striketout etc. But somehow the between innning props took a long time to come up and magically were identical to pinnacle's with a touch more juice if I remember right. I was also told every MLB game was dealt live twice on the phone, then when I arrive in Vegas I found out there was only a "game of the day" that is live.... at least at Palazzo and Hard Rock. I figured since they had a super computer in the back, they would do more than one MLB game. Kinda frustrating

can tell you first hand if you like - the story goes , the europeans sportsbooks have been doing inplay for close to a decade now including all the major american sports - the databases that they produced which spits the numbers out can easily be reverse engineered simply put, it is a bunch of algorithims can be tweaked and worked on until they have got it right and the system is producing a profit over the longterm. at the moment approx ten sportsbooks around the world have done something similar 1 game a day - sums it up well - super computer lol dont make me laugh bunch of jokers with the same stuff the other books have and they dont originate - they look and see whats out there first.......

Yeah, it is just one game a day - although maybe a couple more during football season. The juice on some of those double, singles, etc is high. That you are correct on. Still like it because you can find good prices from time to time and hedge wagers, etc.