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Originally Posted by NTamm1215
For what it's worth, I read they just upgraded their book. What I hate about theirs is that it feels like it's in a closet. I hate the ones that are a room built into a wall. The ones that are open and more free flowing are much better.
For a glimpse at the future of sports books, go to Aria. It is modern and unique, but has about 15 seats for race players with the rest a lounge type of atmosphere for sports bettors.
I'd be remiss to not say something about Bellagio, which has a very nice setup as well. Very comfortable chairs.
I go to Vegas too often.
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I found it odd that the NHC Championships are held at TI.
Like you, I like the more open and spread out sportsbooks. Nothing more frustrating than going into one where there are too many people congregating in a closed area. Some of the underrated sportsbooks are in some of the Station hotels outside the strip.
I visit Vegas at least once a year but I never understood why they don't have the betting machines like the tracks have. To me, that's a bigger convenience than a comfy chair to sit in.