Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand
at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino
Our Review of Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand
The Caesars book at Downtown Grand is a compact, straightforward room with betting windows, kiosks, a projection screen and a cluster of digital boards. It has more of a neighborhood feel than a mega-book, with comfy chairs and an easy walk out to Fremont Street when games are done. The wagering menu mirrors other Caesars locations, so you get all the standard options without an intimidating setup. It is a good fit if you want real counters and seats downtown without the scale of Circa.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand
How many TVs does Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand have, and what size?
This book has a central video wall that can show around eight games at once, with more flat-screen TVs spread around the lounge so you can see the action from pretty much any seat.
Does Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand have automated betting kiosks?
Yes, there are Caesars-branded self-service kiosks in or near the room, so you can put bets in at the machines instead of waiting on a writer at the counter.
Does Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand offer drink tickets? How much do you have to bet for drink tickets?
They do hand out drink tickets for bigger wagers, and player reports and older downtown guides suggest you should figure on roughly $200 or so in sports bets per drink ticket, with some wiggle room depending on the day and your rapport with the staff.
Does Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand reserve tables?
On most days seating is first come, first served, but for things like football Sundays, the Super Bowl, or March Madness they may offer reserved seats or viewing packages that you can arrange through casino reservations or a host.
Is Caesars Sportsbook at Downtown Grand non-smoking?
Yes, this Caesars Sportsbook is promoted as a non-smoking book inside Downtown Grand, which makes it a good downtown option if you want to avoid cigarette smoke.