Sports Book

«break (oh …), this (oh …), curse (oh …)
«she barely knew your name»
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Quick Review™
+ Comfortable seats; however, just like the faux-«luxury» theatres in the Las Vegas valley: it has to be more than poofy seats. We’ve got standards here!
+ Plugs. Thanks Tesla, inventor.
— The goddamn primary reason one patronises books is compromised here. One places wagers and watches contests. The screens in this book have an annoying several second delay.
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Screens
— Shitty
Seats + Availability of AC sockets
+ Excellent
Cubicle + carpeting condition
— Shitty
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If you think this book is small, you should have seen it in 2009. It occupied the space where The Ainsworth (
) currently lives.
Today, there are many more seats. Many more electrical sockets. And yet many more proverbial warts.
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One comes to sports books to bet on games and watch said games. They broadcast the première game at the time on the main big screen, naturally. Except there is a several second delay, and so you have screams, shouts, cheers from ten metres away, where there are smaller televisions which show live footage, while one has to wonder if it is X or Y that scored the play or points. It is absolutely ridiculous. They’re going to have to fix this if they want to be taken seriously.
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Rating: Three-​stars, «A-​OK.»

Cartoons on a TV during NCAA Saturday. Bad.

This is a small, but decent sport book. They have all the standard betting you can do, but not too much on the exotic stuff. Since it is kind of on the smaller side, it does tend to fill up quickly.
They do have plenty of TV’s to watch the games, which is great. We took a break from the pool to get some betting action on the football games last time we were here. Got to love when some guy next to you hits a super long shot to win a nice chunk of change.
While it isn’t huge as others, it is easily accessible and right at the front of the casino floor. A small but cool spot to watch the game and (hopefully) cash in on a lucky bet.

this is my favorite sports book in the city. the high def tvs and being able to game at your seat are amazing. the staff is really friend;y. this sports book is really fun and crazy during the biggest games of the season. the only gripe i have is that during weekdays waitresses hardly ever come into the sports book. remember this sports book is cantor gaming so drinks are not free.

Avoid the Cantor Gaming Sports Books App at all costs. The iphone app is full of bugs and crashes all the time. It can’t handle high volume times and won’t load at all during peak periods. Cantor Gaming rushed this product to market before it was ready and it shows. You shouldn’t trust your hard earned cash on such a flaky system. My phone went to a gray screen and froze showing my balance at zero on several occasions. Scary stuff. The ipone app crashed on me today over 25 times! No exaggeration. When I asked about it, they said there is nothing wrong!
Be safe and place your bets elsewhere.
You’re welcome.

For a small sportsbook this place is OK. They have limited seating so it’s not one of the better one’s to go to in LV, but they aren’t as busy either, which is good. Their parlay card odds are decent but not as good as Cal Neva’s or Caesar’s, but on par with Station Casinos. The odds on the board are good so single bets are the way to go here, not parlays. They’ve got a small TV screen with all the fixings in each seat which is why I gave this place 3 stars and not 2 stars. The small TV screens are pretty much similar to the one’s in The M Resort’s Sportsbook since it’s run by the same sportsbook company. Unfortunately, compared to the The M’s Sporstsbook the large screens overhead are way to close and elevated when seated, so when you look up at a game don’t be surprised to head bob a little to straighten out your neck. Yeah, kinda uncomfortable for me — my big head strains my neck enough.

This is one of my favorite sportsbooks in town. They have done a bit of remodeling to the casino hotel and also to the sports book as well. You can watch games on both Projection and LCD screens, there’s in game betting, and nice bar that sits right off to the side of the sportsbook.
Hard Rock Sportsbook gets pretty live. Especially for the big games.
I came two weeks ago to place some bets (since I was staying across the street at Hyatt Place) and didn’t have any problems. It was the first week of the NFL season, so of course the lines were pretty long. But as the season goes on, the lines start to get shorter. Staff was friendly, drinks were alright and there’s plenty of seating. (People are always going in and out. So you should be able to find a seat or two)
I had fun when I was there. This is one of those places that I will definitely frequent to watch or bet on a game.
Give it a shot and let me know what you think! :)

This is right next to the Taco place «Pink Taco» and the jewlery store «Rocks». It is a very nice sports book with a small bar right next to it. I like that it is away from the main part of the casino. We were this last Thursday watching all of the games for March Madness as well as grabbing a few cocktails for St. Pattys day.
It is a smaller sports book and was extremly busy but you could still find a seat. It has easy access and is a short distance from the parking garage (for all you locals out there). The staff was very friendly and we were able to get drinks right away. I would def return here for quick bets and no fuss.

Watched the Lakers game here during our Staycation. The atmosphere is electric because it’s always packed. Probably because it’s one of the smaller sports books in town. Finding a seat is tough… we stood most of the time.
I know they’re building a new sports book… hopefully with a few more seats!
Return Factor — 50%