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Las Vegas
I'm planning a trip to Vegas for the first weekend of March madness
(March 20-23) with a bunch of friends. What place do you think has the best sportsbooks down there. None of us our highrollers or anything were just looking for a fun place to bet and watch the games.
March Madness is the best time to bet in Vegas, make no mistake about it. A lot of places set up amphitheatre-style places for the games with ticket writers. Anywhere on the Strip will have lots of tourists and commotion. I can specifically remember the MGM Grand having a good March Madness setup years back, but a lot has changed since I lived there for sure. GL, you guys will have a lot of fun...
Thanks for the reply. We'll deffintely be looking for the books that have the best atmosphere and most excitement.
You can't beat it, and it's bang, bang, bang in terms of games. That very first weekend is the best (and has by far the most games). Try to win a little money tooOriginally Posted by mrburns443
The Wynn is nice and the sportsbook is conveniently located next to the casino area. The cocktail waitresses are hot. You'll have a fun time there.
Caesars is the best sportsbook to watch the games imo. They have a nice setup. Im going to be out there for March Madness also! I cant wait
Bellagio is where I stay and they have everything you need. Check 'em out.
You can also check out the LV Hilton. But get there early, because it gets crowded quick. I went down there about 7am last year on the first day, and it was packed then. I ended up leaving because I didn't want to stand in big lines to place bets. I ended up going to a local casino called Sam's Town. But they just recently opened a new bigger sportsbook, so it will probably be a crowded one as well.
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