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Does Las Vegas Have Seven Sports Stations?

Here's how it breaks down...

920 KRLV...Owned by Lotus...Sports Map...5,000 watts days - 500 watts nights

1100 KWWN...Also owned by Lotus...ESPN Radio...22,000 watts days - 200 watts nights...Translator on 100.9 FM

1140 KXST...Audacy...CBS Sports...10,000 watts days - 2,500 watts nights

1230 KLAV....Also owned by Lotus...BetR and Sports Map....1,000 watts

1340 KKGK....Also owned by Lotus...Fox Sports...1,000 watts...Translator on 98.9 FM

1400 KSHP...Las Vegas Broadcasting...Sports Byline Network...1,000 watts (Wikipedia says it also airs shopping shows? Is that true? And how much programming can you get from Sports Byline?)

1460 KENO...Also owned by Lotus...TUDN Spanish-language Sports...10,000 watts days - 620 watts nights

Imagine, one owner with five AM stations all broadcasting some sort of sports programming! It seems Lotus has locked up the Las Vegas Raiders NFL team in both English and Spanish and the Vegas Golden Knights NHL team, as well as other regional sports teams.

Then Audacy has KXST to carry CBS Radio Sports in Market #30. And an independent owner also carries some sports on his 1000 watt station on 1400.

I guess in Las Vegas, where betting has been legal for decades, many folks who like to wager on games will tune in these multiple sports stations?
 
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