It’s not tucked away anywhere nor is it in the middle. It’s relatively small, and something you kind of just notice when walking by. The lines themselves aren’t any cheaper than they would be anywhere else, nor are the future’s lines any extra appealing as those are going to be found at the off-strip local casinos. Next to the sports TVs were the pamphlets for that day’s betting lines along with upcoming events, futures, and whatever props. There were only two betting windows granted that’s probably all it needs. All in all, this sportsbook is more like a living room except you don’t live in it. Maybe the somewhat bright lighting is why it almost seemed a bit faded. There are around ten TVs for sports including one big screen and the picture quality was just average. Horse racing is shown on the side with just a few TVs, so you’d have to turn either your chair (which they probably don’t want anyone doing) or your head to watch. There are end tables for ashtrays as smoking is allowed, but we couldn’t spot a nearby bathroom. The entire book is made up of around 40-50 leather club chairs which are spacious and comfortable, but there are no desk seats with their own TV. We imagine most of its patrons are either hotel guests or those stopping by on a total whim because there is no reason to make a point to go here.įor starters, there is no VIP section for big bettors or preferred customers.

It’s not that it’s uncomfortable, but if you are going to spend awhile in a sportsbook with or without money on the line you may as well do it somewhere that offers you more than the bare minimum.

Something that either makes it memorable or appeals to a certain bettor’s interest. There are dozens of sportsbooks in Las Vegas, most of which have at least one distinguishing characteristic. Unfortunately, this doesn’t extend so much to its sportsbook. Connected to O’Shea’s bar and casino, it’s a fun energetic place to hang out in. Since it’s new it makes for one of the nicer looking lower-end casinos, appealing to those trying to max out their mileage for their dollar.

The LINQ, owned by Caesar’s Entertainment, is a popular tourist destination due to its central strip location and outdoor shopping promenade.

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