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The Silverton Casino Lodge opened in 1994 and remains a “bang for your buck” three-star resort located about five miles off the famous Las Vegas Strip. It is a long-time favorite among locals and budget-conscious travelers.
The property relaunched its sportsbook in early 2024 under the Circa Sports brand, operated by the same company behind the popular Circa sportsbook in Downtown Las Vegas. We visited the newly updated Circa Sports at Silverton to provide this unbiased review. Keep reading for a first look at the refreshed and upgraded sportsbook experience.
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The newly updated Circa Sportsbook at Silverton spans approximately 1,600 square feet and is located just inside the casino entrance by the parking garage. The layout features four six-person booths positioned directly in front of the big screens, along with smaller tables, 12 lounge chairs, and 24 bar-top gaming seats around the perimeter. It is not the largest sportsbook in town, but the space is more than adequate on most days outside peak events like March Madness or the Super Bowl.
The Silverton Las Vegas sportsbook sits just off Interstate 15 at 3333 Blue Diamond Road, a short drive north of off-Strip resorts that also attract a strong local and California visitor base. South Point is about four miles away, while M Resort sits closer to eight.
Silverton sportsbook hours run daily from 8 am to 10 pm. The consistent schedule is convenient for bettors, and the 10 pm closing time allows plenty of runway for cashing tickets after late games finish.
Circa Sports operates the book onsite and through the Circa Sports App. Odds are competitive with major operators like MGM and Caesars, and most mainstream betting markets are easy to find whether you are wagering in person or online.
Nevada law requires customers to register for mobile betting accounts in person before placing wagers on the app. Once set up, users can also place bets with Circa in several other states where it operates, including Colorado, Iowa, and Kentucky. If you want to continue the betting fun outside of Circa-compatible states, you should consider signing up with some of our featured offshore sportsbooks.
Complimentary beverages are typically available with a drink voucher, although comps now require more betting activity than in years past. Similar to Mandalay Bay and other sportsbooks in the region, customers should expect to place a few solid wagers before receiving a free drink.
Sports bettors don’t have to wander far for a good meal at Silverton. The property features a strong mix of restaurants, including the award-winning Twin Creeks Steakhouse for premium cuts and boutique bourbons, and Mi Casa Grill Cantina, a local favorite for bold Mexican flavors. Su Casa Sushi serves both traditional and trendy Asian coastal dishes, while Sundance Grill offers casual classics like burgers, grilled entrées, and all-day breakfast stacks. WuHu Noodle brings a fusion of handcrafted bowls and wok-fired favorites when you want something fast but flavorful, and there’s even a Starbucks on site for a caffeine boost or a quick snack between wagers.
Circa Sports consistently posts sharp and competitive betting odds that align with the top sportsbooks in Las Vegas, ensuring bettors have access to strong lines across all major sports.

Silverton sportsbook odds are posted or displayed on the following sports:
Here are some of the most popular bet types available at this off-the-Strip sportsbook, all powered by Circa Sports at Silverton:
The minimum wager at Silverton is typically $10 in person, while minimums on the Circa Sports App can be lower depending on the market and event.
Mobile betting is available statewide through the Circa Sports App after completing a one-time in-person registration. You can place wagers on your phone or tablet anywhere in Nevada as long as you have a verified account and location services enabled.
One of the biggest perks of using the app is access to extensive live betting, allowing you to wager on changing moneylines, point spreads, and totals even after the game has kicked off.
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