Vegas Race Book help

[asudevil]

Originally Posted by NoLuvForPletch

I'm heading out to Vegas next week. Can someone direct me to the Racebook they feel is the best in terms of offering the same wagering menu as the tracks, as well as offering the minimum amounts that those tracks do (i.e. 50 cents min for the pick 4 at Gulfstream and alike)?

thanks in advance

Wynn
Mandalay Bay
Aria

[pweizer]

Wynn and Red Rock are the two nicest out there by far.

Paul

[Rudeboyelvis]

The Palms is great and they are fairly liberal with the free drinks for players

Don't know about the minimums though

[3kings]

Most sports books have free drink coupons that you can ask for when you place your horse bets. I know Luxor & Mandalay Bay both do this. They just don't want to provide free drinks for people watching sports and not gambling.

[jwkniska]

Originally Posted by 3kings

Most sports books have free drink coupons that you can ask for when you place your horse bets. I know Luxor & Mandalay Bay both do this. They just don't want to provide free drinks for people watching sports and not gambling.

Last year I was in MGM's and you could get drinks for free... IF.. you showed the waitress a horse racing bet ticket.
Monte Carlo, Excalibur, NY also give drink tickets if you're playing horses. Just ask for them when you're making your bets.

Also, don't know where you're staying, but MC will give you free racing forms if you are staying at any MGM/Mirage property, by showing them your room key. Some places give them out, some charge you.

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

Mandalay Bay

[NTamm1215]

It's not the most glamorous around but I've been treated VERY nicely by the staff at the Hilton, specifically Jay Kornegay the director. Their book is huge and the TVs are all functional, something that Mandalay Bay lacked the last time I was in there.

NT