Treasure Island Las Vegas Sportsbook Review

Treasure Island Las Vegas Sportsbook Review

Treasure Island’s sportsbook is a little different from many of the other race and sportsbooks on the Las Vegas Strip. While sports betting is certainly available, the space leans heavily toward its racebook, with most of the seating consisting of individual desks equipped with monitors for horse bettors. There is very little traditional sportsbook seating, but the setup works well for bettors who want their own workspace to study games, racing lines, and odds. A connected sports bar also gives visitors a more conventional place to watch games and enjoy a meal.

Seating & Layout

The layout has a distinctly race-focused feel. The vast majority of the seating consists of rows of individual desks with monitors, similar to what you would expect in a traditional racebook. There are essentially no open chairs, couches, or other lounge-style furniture.

That makes Treasure Island less appealing for guests looking for a comfortable couch, booth, or VIP-style sportsbook experience, but the individual desks are useful for anyone who prefers having their own space to study games and follow betting information.

Screens & Visuals

The sportsbook provides wall-to-wall screen coverage, with a solid LED-style setup rather than projection screens. The screens aren’t especially large or spectacular by Las Vegas standards, but there are enough of them to provide good coverage of the games being offered.

The sportsbook also has a considerable amount of sports memorabilia displayed throughout the space, adding some character to what otherwise has a very functional race-book layout.

Food & Beverage Options

Directly connected to the sportsbook and racebook is the Golden Circle Sports Bar, a large sports-bar-style restaurant with numerous tables, a substantial bar, and plenty of seating. It provides a much more traditional environment for watching games than the sportsbook itself, and the food is a good complement to the experience.

The Golden Circle and the sportsbook are both smoke-free, which is another nice advantage for guests who want to spend several hours following games.

Reservations / VIP Information

Treasure Island’s sportsbook is not particularly geared toward VIP-style seating. There are no couches or dedicated VIP booths, and the desk-oriented layout is clearly designed more around betting and race viewing than lounging.

Other Notable Features

One of Treasure Island’s biggest advantages is its location on the Las Vegas Strip combined with free parking with no time limit. That is particularly convenient for sportsbook visitors who may want to stay for several hours, since there is no need to worry about accumulating parking charges during a long betting session.

The sports memorabilia throughout both the sportsbook and Golden Circle Sports Bar is also a nice touch for sports fans.

Conclusion / Overall Impression

Treasure Island isn’t the place to go if you’re looking for plush couches, VIP booths, or a traditional lounge-style sportsbook, but it offers a very good setup for bettors who prefer having their own desk and monitor. The wall-to-wall LED screens are solid, the connected Golden Circle Sports Bar provides plenty of seating, good food, and a more conventional sports-viewing environment, and the free unlimited parking is a meaningful perk for a Strip property. Overall, it’s a somewhat unusual sportsbook experience that caters more to serious race and sports bettors than casual fans looking to lounge.

Rating 4.0 Stars (out of 5)

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