Andrew Doughty, BetMGM
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. might’ve crashed the playoff party with a win in the YellaWood 500, but the 36-year-old’s first NASCAR Cup Series win since last year’s Daytona 500 had little effect on BetMGM’s NASCAR odds.
Championship odds remain unchanged for the five drivers with the shortest odds:
- Kyle Larson: +375
- Christopher Bell: +425
- Denny Hamlin: +500
- Ryan Blaney: +625
- William Byron: +650
Even beneath those drivers, the movement was minimal:
- Tyler Reddick: +800 (from +900)
- Chase Elliott: +900 (+1100)
- Alex Bowman: +1800 (+2000)
- Joey Logano: +2500 (+1600)
The remaining playoff-eligible drivers have odds of at least +12500, including Daniel Suarez, who dropped from +8000 to +12500 after a 26th-place finish at Talladega.
Hamlin remains the most popular pick among bettors, leading in both tickets and handle.
Tickets:
- Larson: 12%
- Hamlin: 9.6%
- Byron: 7.2%
- Elliott: 6.4%
- Bell: 6.1%
Handle:
- Larson: 15.8%
- Hamlin: 11.1%
- Elliott: 8.7%
- Bell: 7.7%
- Reddick: 6.6%
As of Monday, Larson, Reddick, and AJ Allmendinger are co-favorites to win the Bank of America Roval 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. At +650, they’re ahead of Byron (+800) and three drivers at +1000: Elliott, Bell, and Ty Gibbs.
Hamlin, meanwhile, is buried at +2000. He finished 37th in last year’s race but previously had three straight top-15 finishes at the track, including fifth in 2021.
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