Triumph

First time.

Can any of you savy Vets recomend sportsbooks that are better than the other. Or, a website that compares SB41 odds from different casinos. I'm looking for the the best odds on the SB41 winner.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

FreeTedWilliams

Both Ceasar's palace and the Mirage have excellent Sportsbooks, BTW great place to watch a game, place a $2 bet, and drink free all game.

The odds from big Casino to big Casino are usually pretty much the same. You might want to take a side trip to "Glitter gultch" and see what the odds are in the smaller casinos, but you are mostly going to find the Pats @ 7-1, if you have a hunch about an NFC team, I would bet them to win the NFC Championship, you could probably get some goods odds on teams other than the Panthers or Cowboys.

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chris_in_sunnyvale

I second Caesar's. Please note I haven't been to Vegas since '98 so I have no idea how the sports books are in all of the new hotels (Wynn, Belagio, etc.).

Regards,
Chris

Triumph

Thanks Fellas.

I've also heard the Mirage is the place to go. I plan to watch ND vs Gtech and place a freindly wager on CW to win.

Nikki

I agree, Mirage Sports book.

Triumph

Thanks for your comments.

Nikki

We usually stay at Treasure Island, which is right next door. The Sportsbook itself isn't that great seating wise, but I usually place the majority of my sports bet there.

Plus, I think it is less overwhelming than some of the other Sportsbooks for placing your first bets.

Good luck in Vegas!