Sportsbook:
Pros
- Free
- Can watch whatever sporting events are happening
- Quick access to betting window
- Watch with "real" fans and gamblers
- Freedom, there's no commitment to stay and watch the game since there's no cover charge
- Large TV screens
Cons
- No guaranteed seat
- Paying for drinks; if you're a fast drinker, you'll have to fetch your own
Big Game Party:
Pros
- Guaranteed seat (usually)
- Easy access to food and drink
- May be a bargain if you eat or drink a lot
Cons
- Costs money
- Hit or miss on TVs (many times the TVs are rented just for the game, so you never know what you're getting)
- Watching with whomever feels like paying
- Likely no quick access to betting windows
To party or not to party, that is the question. If you'd rather spend your money betting on the game then you'll probably be fine waking up early to get a seat or just standing at the sportsbook for the Super Bowl. If you're not really a gambler or don't care what size TV the game is on and you want a seat, you may be better off reserving space at a party. Neither is right or wrong; it's just a matter of preference. Regardless, sportsbooks and restaurants won't show Puppy Bowl no matter how much you beg. We tried, and failed, last year.


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