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Arizona Charlie's Decatur Race & Sports Book

740 S. Decatur Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89107
(702) 258-5200
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Arizona Charlie's Decatur Sports Book

Arizona Charlie's Decatur Race & Sports Book Details

  • Hours of operation: 

    9 a.m. -10 p.m. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday-Sunday.

  • Payment options: Cash only.
  • Location: On the south end of the main casino floor, inside Arizona Charlie's Decatur.
  • Type of betting offered: Daily lines (straight bets, money lines and totals), parlays, teasers, match-ups, futures, propositions on major events, weekly odds for golf, NASCAR and tennis, major boxing matches, pari-mutuel and nonpari-mutuel racing.
  • Number of televisions: 34.
  • Big screens: Five.
  • Largest TV: 106 inches.
  • Food and drinks: Drinks and cocktails available in the race and sports book.
  • Seating: 95.
  • Race and sports book director / manager: Kitt Langvad.
  • Lines posted: Usually by 8 a.m.
  • Line originator: Corporate, through the Stratosphere.
  • Betting service offered: Pay-by-mail.
  • Comps and specials: Drink points and comps earned through the Ultimate Rewards Card.
  • Special events or contests: Race contest on Fridays, football contest and specials during the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Belmont Stakes and Breeders' Cup. Also, during football season, a Monday Night Special.

Arizona Charlie's Decatur Race & Sports Book Review

Don't let first looks deceive you - the sports book at Arizona Charlie's Decatur is bigger than it seems.  With room to seat almost 100 and more than 30 televisions, the book provides for all your wagering needs and makes more than a few concessions to comfort along the way.

In front of the Expo board that tracks wager-relevant information, cushioned desk chairs make it a little easier to spend the day watching your favorite team or horse, and a drink or cocktail, if you want it, is never far away.

Various promotions and events - including race contests on Fridays and a football special on Mondays - liven up the action a little, but with most major sporting events being broadcast on the book's televisions, there's definitely no lack of action.

--Review by Jamie Helmick
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