Caesars Sportsbook at Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Still one of the best sportsbooks in Las Vegas. Thirteen betting windows to work the line fast and 6 kiosks located on each side of the betting windows to help get your action in. Of course there is also the Caesars Nevada betting app. I emphasis that this is the Caesars NEVADA app and not the one you are used to in other states. It is a stripped down app that really does not deliver compared to what you can expect in other states. See our William Hill app review to understand what you can expect.

A total of 143 screens to watch the game of your choice. There are 40 very comfortable lounge chairs near the front to watch the action but these seats go very fast every day of the week. There are another 60 lounge chairs located behind them and they will be gone early on the weekend. While there are over 100 total screens, not all screens are equal. There are three big screens and twenty mid sized screens to watch the games. One downside to the sportsbook is that the betting board is located on the far left of the sportsbook and is hard to see. I would recommend grabbing a betting sheet to have in front of you for quick reference to your games.

The racebook is on the left of the sportsbook and has 65 dedicated seats with small screens for the horse bettor.

Overall, Caesars is a very comfortable place to watch the games but on the weekend talk to a host about getting a section reserved or you might end up standing. The sportsbook also features a VIP area that includes private seating, exclusive betting windows, and a full-service bar.

The sportsbook offers a wide range of betting options for customers, including point spreads, moneylines, over/unders, and prop bets. They offer betting on a variety of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer, and more. They also have a state-of-the-art technology that allows customers to place bets using their mobile devices, and a number of big screens to watch the games. The sportsbook is open to all visitors above the legal gambling age in Nevada, which is 21 years old.