Sportsbook Question

Anyone know of a sportsbook on the strip that serves booze, food, etc?

Harrah's used to have one like this (granted it was about 10 years ago) and it was awesome. We even had servers.

Gonna be out there for a full day of NFL football and was wondering....thanks for any help you can provide.

Emeril's Stadium Club at Palazzo is the head of this pack by a long shot.

Which strip casino has the best overall sportsbook? Thanks.

Maybe Caesars or MGM ............. opinions may vary.

The LV Hilton (not on the Strip, but accessed via the monorail) has a nice Sports Book too.


Rick

For sure it's not Paris. I like Planet Hollywood. Nice big, cushy seats.

Most sports books will have a deli or will have a sandwich place withing 30 to 50 feet of it. Almost all sports books will have bars.

It used to be easy to get free drinks. Some sports books didn't even require you to show a bet ticket. Now they give drink tickets when you make your bets at the window. Some places want as much as a minimum $100 bet before they will give you a drink ticket.

Sometimes you will find people leaving for the day who will give you their drink tickets. The tickets are usually stamped with the date, and are only good on that date. I have been able to go up and exchange drink tickets for one given day for the next day.

LV Hilton was also nice but haven't visited since all the changes.

Remember, do not use your cell phone around the sport book area.

RM, minimum bet for a drink ticket at Wynn is $300. If conditions have changed recently, I wouldn't know. Haven't returned.

Many years ago I went to watch NFL playoff games at Treasure Island. While the sports book was nothing spectacular, there was a very good cocktail waitress who was taking drink orders with people not having to show a betting ticket or giving her a drink ticket. I swear she was so quick that I had to down my drink quickly for my next drink.

Ahhh, the good old days.

No cell phones is an old rule. They are cool, now.