Super Bowl Betting in Colorado

Colorado Casinos That Have Super Bowl Betting Odds

There are no sportsbooks in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, or at any stadium. The state constitution confines casino gaming to three historic mining towns, so every betting window in Colorado sits in the mountains.

Ameristar Sportsbook at Ameristar Casino Black Hawk

Ameristar operates the largest casino in Colorado inside a 33-story tower, and its second-floor sportsbook is built for game day with 13 betting stations, 29 HDTVs, and a 24-foot video wall. It originally opened under the Barstool Sportsbook brand before converting to Ameristar's own book. For Super Bowl Sunday in Black Hawk, this is the biggest single viewing setup in the state, and the attached hotel and spa let bettors book a room rather than drive back down the canyon after the game. Expect the counter and kiosks to run their longest lines of the year in the hours before kickoff, so arriving early to place futures, props, and game bets is standard practice here.

DraftKings Sportsbook at Bally's Black Hawk North

DraftKings was the second operator to open a retail sportsbook in Colorado, originally through Mardi Gras Casino before the property became Bally's Black Hawk North. The book runs 8 self-service kiosks backed by 43 televisions, which makes it one of the more screen-dense rooms in Black Hawk for watching the Super Bowl in person. Bets placed here mirror the DraftKings app menu, including Big Game props and same-game parlays, and winning tickets cash on site. The location sits at 300 Main Street in the middle of the casino strip, so it works as one stop on a walkable Super Bowl Sunday circuit through multiple Black Hawk sportsbooks.

Bally Bet Sportsbook at Bally's Black Hawk West

Bally's owns three casino properties in Black Hawk, and its West location at 261 Main Street houses the Bally Bet retail sportsbook with 8 betting kiosks. There is no dedicated wall of TVs here, so this location functions more as a place to get Super Bowl bets down than a place to watch the game. Bally's positions its Black Hawk properties around the sportsbook and its poker room, and kiosk betting means no window lines and no reservations, just walk-up wagering on the Big Game before heading to a bar, restaurant, or one of the neighboring casinos to watch.

Caesars Sportsbook at Horseshoe Black Hawk

Horseshoe Black Hawk carries the Caesars Sportsbook retail brand and its betting operation runs 24/7, which matters on Super Bowl weekend when lines move overnight and bettors want to lock numbers before Sunday. The book takes the full Caesars menu of spreads, totals, moneylines, and props for the Big Game, and retail wagers here connect to the same Caesars Rewards program used at the company's properties nationwide, including its Las Vegas resorts. Caesars has historically run Super Bowl prize drawings tied to play across its casinos and apps, with packages that included game tickets and Caesars Palace stays, so betting the game at a Caesars retail counter has occasionally carried entries beyond the wager itself.

Caesars Sportsbook at Lady Luck Casino Black Hawk

Lady Luck is the second of Caesars' Black Hawk sportsbook locations, positioned at 340 Main Street directly in the center of town and open around the clock. It is a smaller room than Horseshoe, which makes it the quieter option for placing Super Bowl bets when the bigger books are jammed on game day. The odds and markets are identical to Caesars' other Colorado counters, and Caesars Rewards accrual applies. For bettors making the drive up from Denver on Super Bowl Sunday, Lady Luck typically works as the faster in-and-out stop while Horseshoe and Ameristar absorb the watch-party crowds.

Caesars Sportsbook at Z Casino, Black Hawk

Z Casino rounds out Caesars' Black Hawk footprint with a 24/7 sportsbook at 101 Gregory Street. Like the brand's other locations, it takes the full slate of Super Bowl wagers, from the coin toss and first touchdown scorer to halftime and game-outcome markets, at the same prices posted across Caesars' Colorado books. Its Gregory Street location sits slightly off the Main Street cluster, which historically has meant shorter waits at the kiosks during peak betting windows before kickoff. No reservation is needed to bet or watch, and winning Super Bowl tickets can be cashed at the counter immediately after the game settles.

Caesars Sportsbook at Grand Z Casino, Central City

Grand Z holds a distinction no other property in the state can claim: it is the only retail sportsbook in Central City. The Caesars-branded book operates 24/7 with roughly 25 televisions, making it the default destination for anyone in Central City's six-casino market who wants to bet or watch the Super Bowl in person without driving the parkway to Black Hawk. Markets match the Caesars app, kiosks handle most volume, and the casino's bars and restaurants absorb the game-day crowd. Sister property Johnny Z's down the street has also hosted betting kiosks, but Grand Z is the full sportsbook.

BetMonarch Sportsbook at Monarch Casino Resort Spa

Monarch runs its own book, BetMonarch, inside its resort at the entrance to Black Hawk, about 45 minutes from Denver. The retail counter carries a $5 minimum wager, operates 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and every Super Bowl bet earns points in the Monarch Rewards program, which converts play into comps usable across the property. That property is the draw: a chophouse, a 24-hour restaurant, a buffet, a rooftop pool and spa, and guest rooms equipped with multiple televisions that guests have used to host their own Super Bowl viewing parties. Monarch is the Black Hawk option for treating the Big Game as a full resort weekend rather than a betting errand.

Betfred Sportsbook at Saratoga Casino Black Hawk

Betfred's retail sportsbook at Saratoga is notable for its NFL pedigree, since Betfred signed a non-exclusive partnership with the Denver Broncos when it entered Colorado in 2020. The room runs 8 kiosks and 31 televisions, giving it one of the stronger screen counts in Black Hawk for watching the Super Bowl. Betfred also absorbed Elite Sportsbook's Colorado operation in 2023, consolidating its retail presence at Saratoga. The book posts the standard Super Bowl menu of sides, totals, and props, hours run daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and the casino's bar seating fills early on game day.

Woody's Sportsbook at Golden Nugget Cripple Creek

Woody's was the first retail sports betting destination in Cripple Creek and remains the only full sportsbook in town, located inside the Golden Nugget, the former Double Eagle property that also serves as Fanatics Sportsbook's Colorado market-access partner. The casino bills itself as the highest in the world at over 9,500 feet, so this is Super Bowl betting at elevation. Woody's combines a bar and grill with 10 kiosks and 20 televisions, and its weekend hours run to 11 p.m. For bettors on the Colorado Springs side of the state, it is the closest in-person option for Big Game wagers and a watch party without driving to Black Hawk.

Sportsbook at Sasquatch Casino, Black Hawk

Sasquatch runs a kiosk-based sportsbook at 125 Gregory Street with hours from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m., among the longest daily windows of any Black Hawk book. There is no staffed betting counter, so Super Bowl wagers go through self-service machines that print physical tickets, and the extended hours make it a practical late-night stop for bettors placing wagers after the bigger rooms close. The property is a smaller, locals-style casino, which on Super Bowl Sunday translates to shorter kiosk waits than the resort properties even during the pre-kickoff rush.

Sportsbook at The Wild Card Saloon, Black Hawk

The Wild Card Saloon at 120 Main Street offers kiosk sports betting inside one of Black Hawk's smaller casinos, open daily from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. Like Sasquatch, it has no traditional betting windows, so the experience is walk up, punch in a Super Bowl bet, and take a printed ticket. Its saloon format means the game-day atmosphere is a bar crowd rather than a theater-style sportsbook, and it draws bettors who want to place Big Game action in a low-key room away from the resort casinos. Tickets cash on site, and no reservation or players card is required to bet.