Sports Book Recommendation

[bucklajeebs]

I'll be in Vegas May 31-June 2 for a buddies bachelor party with 7 other Canadians. We're thinking a sportsbook could be a cool idea one night as the NHL playoffs should be in the third round or so. Any advice on where we should go? We're staying at PH if that matters.
Thanks in advance!

[Chuck]

Go to Bellagio. They're loose with the drinks.

[Jhaulotte]

You definitely don't want to watch them at P.H. I would do bellagio, Caesars, or Mirage. My personal favs

[bucklajeebs]

Thanks guys, besides more freely flowing booze what else sets the Bellagio apart from the rest? (Not that that's not enough reason in itself.). Maybe I should say, why do you prefer Bellagio, Caesars, and the Mirage over the others. I've never been to a sports book before so I'm just trying to get a feel of them.

[Jhaulotte]

Bellagio has the most comfortable seats and hottest servers IMO, but is the smallest of the 3. Mirage and Caesars are on my list because they are big and still have a little bit of the older school feel to them. After those 3 I go with Palms and Venetian. They have the best TVs

[Chuck]

I don't spend a lot of time in the sports books...I'd go with Jhaulotte's recommendations

[bucklajeebs]

Sounds good thanks again guys, Bellagio it is!

[theflopindian]

One cool thing about the Venetian sportsbook is the in-game betting devices they have. For football, you can sit in your seat with the device and bet on things like whether a team will get the next first down, whether the next play will be a run, a completed pass, or an incomplete pass. Things like that. Not sure if they do those types of bets for hockey (or what they'd be for hockey), but using them is a blast.

[gabrielnovar]

heard good things about the bellagio