Additional seating is at the very front of the sportsbook with 10 school-like desks. Sports side seating occurs in rows of 5×3, with the racebook providing rows of 4×5 with a private TV at each seat. Most of the seating is desk row style, but we recommend sitting close because of the small TVs.

Horse players have ten TVs on their side.

Like this entire sportsbook, the 20 TVs for sports bettors are small although the sound quality for the main game is good. Compared to its neighbors, the Fremont is right on the line of mediocrity. This is by no means the worst sportsbook in downtown. What’s there to remember now? Not much, including the sportsbook. The Fremont is where Wayne Newton’s career began, but that was 59 years ago. Most of the downtown casinos, while old, do at least maintain some type of distinguishing characteristic. Now owned by Boyd Gaming, the Fremont opened in 1956 and is among the four casinos that make up the four corners on Casino Center Boulevard in downtown Las Vegas.

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