If you’re looking for a room on the Las Vegas Strip that offers strong value and competitive prices, Treasure Island continues to be a reliable choice. Positioned next to the former Mirage site, which is currently being transformed into the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, the 2,800-room TI (as it’s also known) has been welcoming guests since October 1993.
But if you’re reading this, you’re probably more interested in the brand-new sportsbook experience at Treasure Island. In 2025, TI partnered with Station Casinos to launch a full-scale STN Sportsbook inside the former Golden Circle space — the company’s first retail sportsbook on the Strip. You’re in the right place because we’re taking a close look at this completely updated setup, including its massive video wall, 70+ TV screens, and new on-site betting windows. No hype, no gloss — just our real thoughts on how this refreshed sports betting offering stacks up on the Strip.
The sportsbook inside Treasure Island is now branded as the STN Sportsbook, operated by Station Casinos. It occupies the former Golden Circle sportsbook space, which still includes a connected bar and restaurant area nearby. The overall atmosphere remains lively thanks to the shared proximity, but the betting area itself has a more defined identity as a dedicated sportsbook.
The STN Sportsbook is a newly renovated, 3,089-square-foot venue designed specifically for sports betting. It is more compact than the Golden Circle layout that existed previously, but the streamlined footprint keeps focus on premium viewing and wagering rather than oversized floor space.
Inside, guests will find 74 TV screens, including a massive video wall with ideal sightlines from nearly every seat. There are eight staffed betting windows, plus additional kiosks and mobile sign-up stations for STN Sports accounts, making both pre-game and in-play betting fast and accessible.
Sports betting operations are fully managed through Station Casinos’ STN Sports platform. This gives bettors access to competitive odds, regular promo offerings, and the same wagering experience you’d find at popular locals casinos like Red Rock Resort or Green Valley Ranch — now available right on the Strip.
Mobile wagering is supported through the STN Sports app, which can be registered for in person at Treasure Island. Once set up, you can wager on your phone from anywhere in Nevada, giving guests flexibility to move between the casino floor, their room, or wherever the action takes them.
Even with the sportsbook’s upgraded tech and screens, Treasure Island generally stays easy to navigate on non-event days, so finding a seat usually isn’t a struggle. Standard markets include spreads, totals, moneylines, props, parlays, and futures. Racing options are also available, though selection varies by event calendar.
Bettors can continue earning casino rewards through the TI Players Club program, which allows wagers to contribute toward comps and perks around the resort. Winning tickets can typically be redeemed for multiple months, including through the mail if you’ve already headed home after your Las Vegas trip.
Nevada still requires in-person registration for any mobile sports betting accounts, but since Treasure Island does not currently offer a linked app, this mostly applies to other Nevada sportsbooks. If you want to sign up and wager entirely online without the in-person step, offshore options like Bovada, BetUS, and BetOnline remain widely used alternatives.
Treasure Island offers a range of dining choices to suit just about any craving. Gilley’s BBQ brings the energy with smoked favorites, a show kitchen, and classic country entertainment like line dancing and a mechanical bull — plus views of the Strip from its unique saddle-seat bar. For sports fans, the Golden Circle Sports Bar is the place to settle in with gourmet comfort food, craft beers, and wall-to-wall screens in a non-smoking environment. The Coffee Shop provides an all-day menu of comfort and eclectic dishes in a relaxed setting overlooking the resort’s tropical pool, with indoor and patio dining available. Guests wanting bold flavors can head to Ace Dragon Wok for fresh, Pan-Asian favorites and inventive cocktails, while Pizzeria Francesco’s serves up hand-tossed New York-style pies, salads, and desserts. Quick-serve options are also plentiful, including a food court with Popeyes and Krispy Kreme, two Starbucks locations, and convenient in-room dining.
