The Las Vegas Hotel and Casino race and sportsbook, which opened in 1986, is the largest in the world. The sportsbook, ,” is a sports bettor's playground and has earned a reputation in Las Vegas as a “must see” destination for sports fans and bettors.

The Hard Rock Hotel features a number of amenities that are among the best-kept secrets in Las Vegas. The ranks among the top of that list. The sportsbook opened in its current form in late 2010, making it one of the most contemporary sportsbooks in Las Vegas.

You can expect top-quality service at any of the Station sportsbook locations in Las Vegas. Their sportsbooks offer some of the best action off the strip. Many claim Stations sportsbooks offer the best viewing of any of the books in town. Station sportsbooks feature a plethora of betting options.

This property is on Las Vegas Boulevard, but not on the Strip. That\'s a good thing for those , especially in terms of street traffic. The South Point Hotel & Casino is close to the strip and the property stands a few miles south of all the mega resorts.

A world renowned resort, The Bellagio\'s plush, well-appointed sportsbook draws plenty of foot traffic thanks in part to its location adjacent to the casino\'s poker room and the Starting Gate bar. You won\'t find a swankier book. Every inch of its 5,600 square feet .

Unlike many of the books on the Vegas strip, the large race and sportsbook at the MGM Grand blends into the casino. The open concept design has a clean feel to it and provides a welcome environment for rookies to sports betting. The friendly staff makes new bettors feel at ease.

A world-renowned luxury hotel and gaming destination, the Mirage Resort & Casino is a “destination” spot for professional bettors and tourists alike. One of the largest and most comfortable in Vegas, the 10,000-square-foot book accommodates hundreds of bettors with ease.

Venture to the Imperial Palace if you want to experience a traditional Las Vegas style sportsbook.

Don\'t worry about a lack of space or screens when visiting the Mandalay Bay sportsbook.

A cynic could have easily arrived at a “seen one, seem ‘em all” conclusion when it came to Las Vegas sportsbooks over the past decade.