Personally I wouldn't book my trip based on the sportsbook alone. Caesars Palace I think is the largest. The Venetian is good size and still has drink tickets. The Wynn has a nice lil corner with comfortable chairs but seating is limited. Mandalaly Bay is not too bad either. I haven't been to all of them but those are some of my favs.
I hear good things about Mandalay Bay.
What are you looking for?
LV Hilton is the Largest. However, since you are going in during March Madnes, you will have no problems getting any wagers down you want.
Mandalay has good book like Ceasers. Also, Mandalay, has a window, if you are wagering more than 5K, you won't have to wait in line.
Sorry, but I forgot if you wrote where you are staying and will you have access to a car.
I would highly recommend getting to the book early, as so many jokers show up during March Madness.
LV Hilton is the Largest. However, since you are going in during March Madnes, you will have no problems getting any wagers down you want.
Mandalay has good book like Ceasers. Also, Mandalay, has a window, if you are wagering more than 5K, you won't have to wait in line.
Sorry, but I forgot if you wrote where you are staying and will you have access to a car.
I would highly recommend getting to the book early, as so many jokers show up during March Madness.
I live in Las Vegas, and Hilton is by far the largest. If you want every possible line, including every total and half time lines on college games you have to go to Hilton (even they dont offer everything), or the Binions new sportsbook or luckys on freemont street. They are tiny, funny looking, yet offer the most lines I have seen in town. If you are just going for March Madness games then the Hilton will offer you all the lines you need. Venetian, although I believe the nicest hotel with the best poker room and best restaurants has a crappy sportsbook, MGM is just garbage and tiny, Ceasars palace, nice sportsbook, and poker. Nice restaurants and centrally located.
There you go, from someone that actually knows and goes everyday.
There you go, from someone that actually knows and goes everyday.
I googled "Best Sportsbooks in Las Vegas", tallied up the votes, here's what I got:
1. Hilton
2. Caesars
3. Wynn
4. Mandalay Bay
5. Mirage
ESPN has a good article on the topic, it's linked below.
http://sports.espn.go.com/travel/news/story?id=2664792
1. Hilton
2. Caesars
3. Wynn
4. Mandalay Bay
5. Mirage
ESPN has a good article on the topic, it's linked below.
http://sports.espn.go.com/travel/news/story?id=2664792
