Where Can I Watch, Bet Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury From Las Vegas?

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Where Can I Watch, Bet Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury From Las Vegas?

Obviously pretty much every sportsbook in Las Vegas will be taking bets on Sunday's big fight between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury.  If you are not planning on going out, remember that Nevada sportsbook apps require in-person registration.  One can also wager via their mobile devices and register with any number of offshore books.

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Sports Book @ Circa Resort & Casino

8 Fremont Street

Las Vegas,NV

(702) 247-2258

 

Chickies & Petes @ Sahara Las Vegas

2535 South Las Vegas Boulevard

Las Vegas,NV

(702) 761-7000

 

Tailgate Social @ Palace Station Casino

2411 West Sahara Avenue

Las Vegas,NV

702-367-2411

 

Ojos Locos @ N. Las Vegas

3227 Civic Center Drive

North Las Vegas,NV

7024439580

 

The Still @ Mirage Hotel Casino

3400 S Las Vegas Blvd

Las Vegas,NV

702-692-8455

 

Tilted Kilt @ Las Vegas NV

3545 LAS VEGAS BLVD S STE 26

Las Vegas,NV

702-826-2100

 

Coyote Ugly @ New York New York

3790 Las Vegas Boulevard South

Las Vegas,NV

702-740-6969

 

Twin Peaks Restaurant @ Henderson

9510 S Eastern Ave

Las Vegas,NV

702-564-1280

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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