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When we last reviewed the Suncoast Hotel & Casino, the vibe was very much “no fuss.” It wasn’t fancy and didn’t pretend to be — a comfortable locals spot with fair pricing and zero Strip-style pretension. That remains true today, but feedback on the new sportsbook that opened in late 2024 has been strong, bringing a welcome upgrade to the property.
Suncoast sits in the northwest part of the valley, near premier golf courses like TPC Summerlin and roughly a 15–20 minute drive from downtown Las Vegas, depending on traffic.
So, should you be betting at Suncoast? With Boyd Gaming investing in a freshly updated sportsbook experience, the answer may surprise you. Let’s take a closer look in this updated Suncoast review.
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The Suncoast sportsbook has gone through a major transformation — and locals are already giving it high marks. The brand-new venue opened in September 2024 inside a former showroom space, creating a much larger and more modern environment than the old book. Guests are welcomed by a massive 15.5-foot-tall video wall spanning 1,700 square feet, surrounded by additional high-definition screens so you never miss the action. Comfortable booth seating and easy access to betting counters and kiosks make it a far more inviting place to settle in for a full day of games.
Boyd Gaming, which operates the property, positioned the redesign as a dedicated entertainment destination for northwest Vegas sports fans — not just a place to place a wager and leave. The updated sportsbook arrives just in time for football season and is part of a wider renovation project across the resort, including a reimagined bingo room and upgrades to the casino floor, meeting spaces, food offerings, and more.
Located at 9090 Alta Drive across from Tivoli Village, the new Suncoast sportsbook finally gives this locals casino a betting space that feels every bit as modern as its surroundings.

Suncoast’s new sportsbook keeps convenient hours for most bettors, opening daily from 8:00am to 9:00pm. While we wouldn’t complain about an extra hour for late-night UFC cards or NFL primetime finishes, this schedule still accommodates the majority of major sporting events.
All betting odds are powered in-house by Boyd Gaming — the same company that owns and operates the entire property. If you’d rather wager on your phone, the Boyd Sports mobile app is available for iPhone and Android users. Just remember: Nevada requires all mobile betting accounts to be registered in-person, so you’ll still need to stop by the counter before placing your first online bet.
The upgraded room offers a wide range of popular betting markets from the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, major soccer leagues, combat sports, golf, tennis, and more. With an impressive high-definition video wall and additional screens throughout the space, every seat has a clear view of the action — which wasn’t always the case in the previous setup.
As for comfort and perks, the new design prioritizes lounge-style seating, easy access to service, and plenty of visibility. Complimentary beverages are offered to active bettors, with drink vouchers typically issued based on recent wagering activity. Policies can vary depending on the day and event traffic, but overall the value is noticeably better than what you’ll find at the mega-resorts on the Strip.
Suncoast offers a solid lineup of dining options to satisfy just about any appetite without straying from its approachable, locals-focused vibe. William B’s Steakhouse delivers a classic upscale experience with premium cuts and a polished atmosphere, while 90 NINETY Bar + Grill serves modern comfort food around the clock with sports screens and live entertainment. Seafood lovers can pull up a seat at Brigg’s Oyster Co. for fresh oysters and steaks cooked exhibition-style, and Du-par’s continues its long-running tradition of big-portion American favorites. For quick bites, Taste of Asia offers fast-casual Chinese and Asian dishes, the Bowling Snack Bar serves game-day staples like pizza and wings, and Starbucks keeps guests caffeinated from morning through evening. Whether you’re celebrating a night out or grabbing something between bets, Suncoast has a place to eat that hits the spot.
The Suncoast Las Vegas sportsbook, which is stationed on the southwest corner of the resort next to the movie theater, is easily accessible from the parking garage since it is located at the same end of the property.

There are plenty of odds and games to choose from every day of the week. Expect a packed house and a lineup at the betting windows for all the major championships, especially the Super Bowl.
Here are some of the sports to wager on at the land-based venue and Suncoast sportsbook online:
Here are some of the bets available on the Suncoast sports lines:
Just like other Boyd Gaming properties in Las Vegas — including Aliante and Sam’s Town — Suncoast supports mobile wagering through the Boyd Sports app. It’s available for both iPhone and Android, but Nevada law requires users to register and verify their account in person at a Boyd-operated sportsbook before placing bets. The app uses geolocation, so wagering is only allowed when you’re physically within Nevada state lines.
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