Top Vegas Sportsbooks

When you get to Las Vegas, there are so many choices it can seem overwhelming. We have done the research for you and have narrowed down the field to our top five sportsbooks. At each of these, you will have a great experience while enjoying other amenities that each property offers. You can kick back and watch multiple games playing in front of you while you have drinks brought to you by scantily clad hostesses. Stroll around the casinos and you will have so many options for food and fun you won’t know where to begin.

Las Vegas Review-Journal readers have voted Caesars Palace the best sports betting destination four years in a row, and it’s easy to see why. There are 140 seats to watch the action on, with six 12’ by 15’ screens and twelve 50” plasma screens. There is also a 12” flat screen at every table so you can watch all the action up close. There are 13 betting windows so you’ll have plenty of options when the action is about to start.

Another great thing about Caesars is that it’s located right in the middle of the action on the strip. They have a ton of great dining options from Nobu and Old Homestead Steakhouse to Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill. If you want a break from the action, and would like to pick up a gift for your significant other, head over to the Forum Shops for some nicely priced memorabilia. You can find everything from an Apple store to Cartier, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., and others. We bet at Caesars Palace every time we're in Vegas, and enjoy every minute of it.

If you are looking to get out of the hustle and bustle of the strip, you should head on over to the Westgate. It’s only a couple blocks away but it has one of the best sportsbooks around with walls of massive sized TV’s to catch all the action. You can always find people decked out in their favorite team jerseys while watching the big game. They have the largest wagering menu in the state of Nevada, including political and entertainment props and lesser-known sports. It’s actually called the Superbook, and you’ll see why with its 30,000 square foot space and over 350 seats, the place is massive.

You can bet on anything and everything here and get free drinks while doing so. Watch your favorite team on one of 28 huge screens and you can check out all the other games at the same time. There is a deli next door as well as a bar where you can sit and catch all the games that are playing.

Pop on over to the MGM Grand for over 60 screens of sports action. While there, you can check out David Copperfield or a Cirque de Soleil show. MGM Grand Garden Arena is world famous and you can catch a big boxing match or MMA fight. Kick back in one of the comfortable chairs and watch as your team scores the winning touchdown. You can see just about any horserace from around the country and place a bet on all of them. That’s hundreds of races per day and it’s much more relaxing and luxurious than a racetrack.

This world-famous sportsbook will bathe you in luxury. The lounge offers free drinks as long as you are wagering, and the food options are excellent. If you are looking for an exclusive sports betting experience, the MGM Grand will satiate your appetites.

If you are really looking to get off the strip, you can head to Red Rock Casino. This part of the Station casinos includes Green Valley Ranch, Sunset, and others. It is located in a gorgeous spot just two miles from Red Rock Canyon, a site that people travel from all over the world to see. Beautiful views aren’t all this place has to offer. The sportsbook has over 200 seats with individual TV monitors, plus a 96-foot video wall to catch all the games and races. There is a swanky and low-key VIP section at the bar where you can go for a more laid-back atmosphere. This place has a vibe all its own, and we highly recommend checking it out.

The sportsbook is just one part of this great all around experience. There is a bowling alley that is nice enough to host national tournaments. You can also catch a movie in their multi-screen theater or grab a bite at one of the many 5-star restaurants.

This is a smaller venue right on the strip but still offering 33 plasma TV’s for your wagering pleasure. The sportsbook is next to the Miracle Mile shop, so if you bring friends that aren’t in to sports, they can find plenty to do while you watch the games. The arena is adjacent to a giant mall, so there will be noise, but this is also nice if you would like to step away for a bit to do some shopping. The Rock Bar is a cheap place to grab a bite, and is only a few feet from the sportsbook.

Smaller than the Caesars Palace or the Grand, this is a more intimate venue. This does mean that the place gets packed rather quickly, so you will want to go early. If you are looking for a sportsbook where you won’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get a seat, Planet Hollywood could be a winner.