So, look, this is a Top 10 sportsbook list in Vegas. But it's not THE Top 10 list. Because everyone is going to be looking for something a little different. Here, though, is what we think...

1. Circa: Yep, top on the list isn't even on the Strip. How about that? Circa's a new casino that opened in 2020 in Downtown Las Vegas. And its sportsbook is beautiful and as comfortable as can be. The screens there are friggin' huge - there truly is not a bad seat anywhere at the Circa Sportsbook, which isn't always the case at Vegas sportsbooks. Circa is also known for providing fair odds. Oh yeah, and it has two levels: comfortable stadium seating on the first floor and a VIP lounge on the second. It's really kind of hard to argue that this isn't at least one of the top sportsbooks in all of Sin City.
2. Wynn: Stylish. That's the word that comes to mind when you think of the Wynn Sportsbook. It's just like an upscale, New York bar. It sports high-tech screens, luxurious couches and good food at the nearby Charlie's Bar & Grill. It's arguably the best sportsbook on the Strip itself. And its location - on the Strip - is what puts it at No. 2, because No. 3, well, No. 3 certainly has arguments in its favor too.
3. Westgate SuperBook: Among sportsbook connoisseurs, the Westgate has generally been considered THE spot for decades. It boasts 30,000 square feet of betting space. The sportsbook. Well, SuperBook. Because it's huge. When you're watching the game at Westgate, it feels like you're in a stadium, it's that big. The other thing in Westgate's favor is that you're not going to have a hard time finding odds here. There's a reason it calls itself the SuperBook - you can bet on anything here, it seems like. There's no prop bet too obscure for Westgate. But, it's not technically on the Strip. So, Wynn just beat it out for the coveted No. 2 spot on our list...
4. Caesars Palace: This place always seems to be jam packed, and with good reason. It's located in a great spot along the Strip and it's got some awesome amenities. It has a 143-foot HD LED video board and some more huge screens. It's just a classic environment to watch a game in Las Vegas - if you can find a seat. That's probably the only downside to this spot: it's always busy and there's probably not enough seating for big games, given its popularity. So, get there early. It's worth it.
5. Aria: The Aria Sportsbook is awesome because it's so comfortable. It has a wall of 90 - 90! - HD screens. But what really stands out about the place is its chairs. They're big. They're comfy. They have an almost rec-room, living-room vibe. If chilling out while watching the game is your thing - and really, who doesn't want that some of the time - Aria is the place to go. But, be warned, it's non-smoking. No firing up any victory stogies there.
6. Venetian: This spot is BIG. 10,000 square feet of space. More than 100 seats. Big screens. Another plus: Self-service kiosks, which can make it a lot easier to get your wager in. Or at least quicker if the person in front of you knows what they're doing. William Hill runs this sportsbook, which, when it opened, could have easily laid claim to being the best in Vegas. But it feels a little dated these days, especially in the Circa era. (Get it?) Still, it's a luxurious spot to catch a game. Really, you could argue it could - or should - be higher up the list.
7. Cosmopolitan: This is a high-energy sportsbook. It is loud here. Really loud. Party atmosphere all the way. It's got, of course, big screens, like all the other sportsbooks on this list. But if you want to quibble, the viewing area can feel a little cramped by poker machines - and not every seat has great views. That's why it's so far down on this list. If you don't pick the right seat at your table, you're not going to have as much fun as you buddy sitting right next to you. But, even so, you're going to have fun here, because people are always whooping it up at the Cosmo Sportsbook.
8. Red Rock: This is a way off-Strip location, a casino built to serve locals. But it's a great environment. Comfortable chairs, elevated bar seating. It's always busy, but never, ever overly crowded, even on huge game days. This is the kind of sportsbook you can comfortably chill at for hours and not get antsy. It's not as wild as some of the other places on this list, certainly not as flashy. But you can stay there all day and have an awesome time.
9. Resorts World: This isn't going to be for everyone. Let's just get that out of the way. The Resorts World Sportsbook is high energy, certainly. But it's also got its own, Nashville honkytonk vibe going on. There's live music there oftentimes - and, perhaps more importantly, seriously good bar food along with cold beers and fancy cocktails. The sportsbook here is an experience. It's not just watching a game. For some people, that's the ultimate sportsbook experience. Traditionalists might hate it.
10. The Park: On its own, The Park Sportsbook is a great place. Comfortable seats. Plenty of screens. Good food. Great drinks. Nice environment. But what makes it a really awesome sportsbook is that it's right next to T-Mobile Arena, where the National Hockey League's Vegas Golden Knights play. That makes The Park an awesome sportsbook to pre-game before a hockey game. This place is packed the gills before the puck drops and it stays packed throughout the hockey season. When the Knights are winning - which they do a lot - it's an incredibly fun environment.