William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall
at Hotel Apache
Our Review of William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall
Guests at Hotel Apache use the William Hill sports book inside Binion's, which matches the property's old-Vegas, no-nonsense personality. The room is compact with big TVs on the walls, basic chairs and a traditional over-the-counter setup. It is more of a functional betting pit stop than a destination viewing theater, but the prices and limits fit the budget-minded crowd that tends to stay and play here. If you like the Binion's vibe and just want to get action down, it fits right in.
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Frequently Asked Questions about William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall
How many TVs does William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall have, and what size?
Binion's William Hill book is a small, enclosed room with about ten medium-sized TVs around the walls, which is enough to keep several games and the odds boards in view without feeling like a giant theater.
Does William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall have automated betting kiosks?
Yes, there is a William Hill kiosk inside the sportsbook that you can use both to set up or fund a mobile account and to place bets directly without going to the window.
Does William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall offer drink tickets? How much do you have to bet for drink tickets?
Binion's does give drink tickets, and current writeups say you typically need around $200 in sports bets per ticket, though being friendly with the writer or server can sometimes get you an extra one.
Does William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall reserve tables?
The book is usually quiet and handled first come, first served, and outside of special events there is no regular system to reserve particular couches or tables in advance.
Is William Hill Sports Book at Binion's Gambling Hall non-smoking?
No, smoking is allowed right inside this sportsbook, and reviewers specifically mention that it is smoker friendly compared with some newer, smoke-restricted rooms.