The Betting Battleground: Circa Set to Open in Downtown Vegas

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The Betting Battleground: Circa Set to Open in Downtown Vegas

On Wednesday, Circa, Stevens' new resort in downtown Las Vegas, opens with what's being billed as the "world's largest sportsbook."

"There's still an awful lot of demand for watching sports," Stevens says. "As much as everyone loves being on their phones, there's still an element where people like to get together and watch a game."

David Purdum of ESPN discusses the new concept here.

There is plenty to be excited about as Circa becomes the first ground-up resort built in downtown Las Vegas since 1980.

And check out this screen.....

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