There are ten sports TVs, none of which are big screen. The two rows can seat seven people, and each seat has its own TV. Sportsbook seating is made up of four rows of 18 black leather club chairs, and the perpendicular racebook seating is comprised of two desk rows. Not too many people can fit in over here. It’s pretty noisy and easy to overhear outer noise.
Everything in this casino seems to be on top of each other. Entering from the main entrance, the sportsbook is in the back left corner of the casino. Parking is free at all off strip casinos. For this you’ll also have to create an account, and this fast and free process can be done right inside the sportsbook. If you’d rather not get out of your seat, you can always place your bets from the William Hill betting app as well. This is also the case for any pre-game wager upwards of $1,000. If you are planning to do any live betting, you’ll need a player’s card if you want to bet upwards of $500. In most books, the only places you’ll possibly see it are for a huge playoff game or maybe the Vegas Golden Knights. Usually, this option is unavailable over the counter. Live betting is betting on games while they are in progress. Run by William Hill, the most notable thing about Silver Sevens’ very darkly lit sportsbook, like any William Hill sportsbook is that it offers a lot of options for live betting.
And its sportsbook was only slightly more impressive. Silver Sevens is small, smoky, and a bit dumpy. This is just how it is for all the areas that are on the edges of the strip. Know now that this place is kind of decrepit and unwelcoming. This is probably a cross between a local’s and tourist casino as it’s one mile from the strip on the always busy East Flamingo road. Formerly known as Terrible’s, Silver Sevens is owned by Affinity Gaming.
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