Las vegas sportsbooks

[ProphetablePicks]

Hope everyone is well. Looking forward to another great season! Question for those of you living in Vegas or that frequent the sports books in Vegas often. I still in AZ and will be making the drive to Vegas during football quite a bit to place some decent size bets. I am familiar with all the sports books but wanted to see if there is one or a few that is a go to book for you guys and if so why. I am looking for a sports book that I can make larger bets with no problems, buy points which they all don't accept. Overall a solid players book and setting. I expect to be in Vegas at least one weekend a month, possibly two. I like the M sports for an off the off the strip sports book but wanted to get some thoughts.


First play of 2016:

BYU + 1 against Arizona

 

[outhousetim]

Good luck.

Why BYU? On the other side of that game. Coach will be missed, and huge run D test.

 

[cloverleaf]

Now we're shaking Men....two sides........

What helps the forum is if Mr. P tells us "WHY" he likes his call.

Guys, If you like a play....give a reason for it. What this CFB forum is all about.

 

[Mr.ThunderCat]

I like southpoint due to it being 24/7 sports book in town

 

[cloverleaf]

If you like Ice Cream....not sure where to go... but many are open
24/7 if that's your bag. Little help for the best...sorry.

 

[Mr.ThunderCat]

hmm really? I've lived in vegas 10 years and I have tried to go into station casinos, wildfires and the only ones who will take my bets are southpoint at 4am.

 

[sharky99]

South Point is only one open 24 hours, they close for 30 mins around 4am .... Many have extended hours during football season especially around thanksgiving, usually something like open at 7am local time and close at 1am local time

 

[BYPaina]

I know for a fact at any Caesar's Entertainment Sportsbook (Bally's, Caesars, Flamingo, Harrah's, Paris, Planet Hollywood, Rio, The Cromwell, and The LINQ), they will not take large wagers unless you present them with your Player's Card. You can't just come off the street and place Large Wagers with them. I'm not sure if they will even take Larger Wagers if you're only a Gold/Platinum Player. You might have to be a Diamond/7 Star Player before they even let you sniff Larger Wagers. They wouldn't even let me place a $5,000 wager on the 1st Half Under HOU/SAN FRAN NFLX game when I was there. I had to call my Casino Host and she had to get a hold of the Sportsbook Director before anything could happen. They were capping the games at $1,000

Now the M Casino IMO, is even a smaller casino. I remember we were at a friend's party at that Casino, and their Crap table was a $5.00 Limit Table, and a $3,000 Max. We asked the Floor Manager if they would raise the MAX limit to $5,000 and they wouldn't do it. To me, that's a sign of a smaller casino trying to protect their assets. We even got introduced to a Casino Host and he tried talking to them and they still wouldn't raise their limits.

Hope this helps

 

[Conan]

Hope everyone is well. Looking forward to another great season! Question for those of you living in Vegas or that frequent the sports books in Vegas often. I still in AZ and will be making the drive to Vegas during football quite a bit to place some decent size bets. I am familiar with all the sports books but wanted to see if there is one or a few that is a go to book for you guys and if so why. I am looking for a sports book that I can make larger bets with no problems, buy points which they all don't accept. Overall a solid players book and setting. I expect to be in Vegas at least one weekend a month, possibly two. I like the M sports for an off the off the strip sports book but wanted to get some thoughts.


First play of 2016:

BYU + 1 against Arizona

Listen you guys. Prophet has been betting Zona teams for a long time. Years and years.
If you don't like his side, at least stay off of the game.

 

[squeky]

Thanks for another desert winner PP. Any feeling on Sun Devils this week?