When it comes to enjoying major sporting events like the Super Bowl and March Madness, there’s a compelling case to be made for choosing a luxurious Las Vegas sportsbook over attending the games in person.
Visitors are treated to plush, comfortable seating paired with the chance to witness the action on some of the world’s largest ultra-high-definition screens.
For sports enthusiasts looking for a unique experience, here’s a rundown of the top 10 venues (in alphabetical order) to enjoy the quintessential Las Vegas sportsbook atmosphere, all while checking items off your sports bucket list.
**Caesars Palace**
Known as the ‘Home of Champions,’ the Caesars Palace sportsbook radiates energy right at the heart of the bustling casino floor.
Featuring an impressive 143-foot LED screen complemented by state-of-the-art 4-zone directional sound, it is designed for an unforgettable viewing experience.
The venue offers 140 seats along with 65 private booths equipped with individual flat-screen TVs for horse players.
With 12 convenient betting kiosks and ample additional seating at a long bar overlooking the book, guests can enjoy food delivered directly to their seats.
A life-sized marble statue of former world heavyweight champion Joe Louis adds a touch of history outside the sportsbook, a nod to the legacy of champions.
**Circa**
Dubbed the largest sportsbook experience globally, Circa boasts a three-story sportsbook featuring a mind-boggling 78-million-pixel screen that captivates guests.
It accommodates up to 1,000 spectators and includes stadium seating for 350 along with several private boxes.
Moreover, Circa provides a unique viewing experience in its Stadium Swim amphitheater, which showcases six refreshing pools and a 40-foot-tall HD screen.
For those feeling hungry, food can be ordered from Circa’s standout restaurants, Victory Burger & Wings Co. and Project BBQ, with the possibility of running into owner Derek Stevens during your visit.
Additionally, Circa is home to the Sports Gambling Hall of Fame, VSiN’s broadcast studio, and hosts the significant $1,000-entry Circa Million and Circa Survivor NFL handicapping contests.
**The Cosmopolitan**
Situated steps away from the Las Vegas Strip and the iconic Fountains of Bellagio, The Cosmopolitan features a vibrant BetMGM sportsbook and lounge located right on the casino floor.
The sportsbook boasts a sports bar atmosphere with a central bar equipped with TVs, a wraparound score ticker, and numerous leather sofas and chairs for comfort.
Additionally, a pool table and other games create a fun environment.
Do not miss the nearby BetMGM sportsbook at Aria, which, although smaller, carries its own luxurious flair and worthiness of a visit.
**Red Rock Resort**
Red Rock Resort, in proximity to Downtown Summerlin and a stone’s throw from Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, is home to one of Station Casinos’ premier properties.
The STN sportsbook is highlighted by a remarkable 96-foot-wide and 18-foot-tall video wall for an immersive viewing experience.
With seating for 275 guests and 155 individual TVs available at carrels for both racing and sports, this venue is designed to cater to all fans.
A tiered VIP area, additional seating at the sportsbook entrance bar, and proximity to the Yard House restaurant only enhance the experience.
Green Valley Ranch in Henderson and the newly opened Durango in Southwest Las Vegas in 2023 serve as additional premium options, complete with stellar STN sportsbooks.
**South Point**
For a more traditional experience, the South Point offers an old-school sportsbook vibe that many find appealing.
Under the ownership of Michael Gaughan, the son of Las Vegas gaming pioneer Jackie Gaughan, this sportsbook features betting lines consistently set at a flat -110 on both sides.
For select major events, the juice is even reduced to -105, making it a fan favorite for many.
Game viewing is made convenient with two wall-sized screens, and the low prices for food and drinks make it an attractive prospect.
Be sure to check out their renowned hot dog cart, serving up Vienna Beef hot dogs at just $1.50 each.
The sportsbook is equipped with 140 new leather rocker seats, and there’s added seating available in the nearby Del Mar Deli and USBC bar and lounge area.
Moreover, it uniquely features a completely separate race book with 128 seats and individual TVs for optimal viewing.
**Suncoast**
Situated just outside the Summerlin area and adjacent to the Angel Park Golf Club, Suncoast recently unveiled a state-of-the-art Boyd Sports sportsbook at the beginning of the 2024 football season.
Transitioned from a back-of-the-casino location, this massive sportsbook is now at the forefront, taking center stage in a space once used as a showroom.
With a stunning 15½-foot-tall wraparound HD screen as the main attraction above 60 leather seats and long leather booths, it offers an immersive experience for all sports fans.
Additional seating is available at a 55-foot-long sports bar, which also features a wraparound score ticker, along with 12 betting kiosks for convenience.
**Sunset Station**
The recently refurbished 12,000-square-foot STN Sportsbook at Sunset Station, unveiled in May 2024, showcases a breathtaking panoramic 152-foot LED screen wall capable of displaying up to 30 feeds simultaneously.
Its spacious design includes hundreds of seats, tiered VIP lounge areas, and 19 race carrels, each equipped with two personal TVs.
A bar with a 144-foot-long odds ticker wrap adds to the excitement, while luxurious deep red plaid carpets and comfortable leather seating ensure a premium experience.
You can also find eight betting kiosks conveniently located, and free parking is always available.
**Westgate SuperBook**
Promoted as the world’s largest race and sportsbook, the Westgate SuperBook claims one of the world’s largest indoor 4K video walls, measuring an astounding 220 feet wide and 18 feet tall.
This smoke-free haven covers 30,000 square feet, pairing 350 leather seats with 77 carrels in the race book, each outfitted with 32-inch LED screens.
With additional seating at the Clubhouse lounge, a long bar overlooking the book, and Drafts Sports Bar & Grill located behind it, it offers a lively atmosphere.
The SuperBook specializes in reduced juice on NFL games and other key events, making it an economical choice for sportsbooks.
It also features a dedicated parking lot off Joe W. Brown Drive, right across from the Las Vegas Country Club.
Free Football Central parties, annually hosted during the NFL season at the smoke-free 1,607-seat International Theater — formerly the home of Elvis Presley during his heyday — contribute to the venue’s appeal.
The SuperBook is famous for the $1,500-entry SuperContest, considered the world’s most prestigious NFL handicapping contest, with plans to introduce an NFL Survivor contest by the 2025 season along with other contests in various sports.
**Wynn Las Vegas**
An upscale sportsbook, the Wynn offers an atmosphere highlighted by a nearly 1,600-square-foot wraparound LED video screen.
Styled with plush red chairs and sofas, red plaid carpets, and golden railings, it exudes elegance.
The sportsbook comprises 64 seats, seven VIP luxury boxes, and 41 horse player carrels with individual monitors.
Moreover, eight VIP carrels equipped with double monitors complete the experience.
Charlie’s Sports Bar overlooks the sportsbook area and serves elevated tailgate favorites alongside a rich selection of beers on tap and craft microbrews.
**The Venetian**
Completing this list is The Venetian, featuring the revamped Yahoo Sportsbook powered by William Hill, which was inaugurated by movie star Mark Wahlberg on the opening Sunday of the 2023 NFL season.
Guests can enjoy comfortable lounging on 14 leather couches and 34 velvet chairs while watching games displayed on the extensive 1,700-square-foot LED video wall.
A wraparound odds ticker at the bar situated by the entrance to the book enhances the atmosphere, along with additional seating in the lounge area.
Nestled on the casino floor next to Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer, it promises an engaging experience for sports fans.
In conclusion, while there are many luxurious options to enjoy sports in Las Vegas, the Mirage sportsbook closed in 2024, making way for future plans for Hard Rock Las Vegas, expected to reopen in 2027.
The vibrant sportsbook scene in Las Vegas continues to evolve, providing an extraordinary atmosphere for those looking to wager and relax while enjoying their favorite games.
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