Sports Books in the Midwest Please help out

[Ilovetobet]

Are there any good sport books in the Midwest. Where you can sit watch games all day long like in Vegas looking to plan a trip this march for march madness. Looking Iowa Indiana or Illinois area. Thanks for any input.

 

[RunMaker]

Interesting thread.

 

[Ilovetobet]

Interesting thread.

Why is that?

 

[slapshot]

Check out the Casino web sites for size of area they put the book in

since it’s mobile my be better at a Sports Bar

 

[RunMaker]

Why is that?

Well, save oneself the trip heading out to Vegas. Heard Vegas is becoming more and more savage. Plus more fees.

If you got a place close to home that can do the Vegas book atmosphere, that's great.


Logically, one would think that they'd have more satellite locations between a Midwest town and Vegas. I think the Indian casinos is a good example.


I'm just waiting for the day when the lotto machines will have "New England Patriots -4.0" on those digital stand-alone machines in gas stations/convenience stores. Would absolutely tear up those machines.... and could throw down a $600 bet while getting gas. Plus you could cash 30 $20 tickets and uncle Sam wouldn't be all up in your ass.

 

[G.MONEY]

Nothing in Illinois, even thought they passed it months ago...

Not sure when we will get it, like everything in this state they are Robbing the companies to do business here

 

[KennyB]

William Hill is in Iowa.

 

[Ilovetobet]

Thanks for some input

 

[GoBlue34]

Council Bluffs in Iowa? They have a couple, right next to Omaha

 

[FairWarning]

The Indiana sportsbooks along Lake Michigan are up your alley. I haven't visited all of them, but the Fanduel book at Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City is very nice and they have a lot of TV's. The people I've talked to who have visited the others say Fanduel is the gold standard in Indiana.

 

[wilbur]

William Hill is in Iowa.

Dubuque, I believe.