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I don't ever post, I haven't posted picks. I have no credibility, I get it. I'm just here to converse with other Nascar fans and perhaps share/learn some knowledge on the sport and betting it. Who knows, maybe make money.
Locking in 3 picks now, as I believe their value will only decrease after the two practices tomorrow.
Kasey Kahne: +850 (1x) <--1x for me in Nascar is $25
- I believe Kahne will drop closer to +725 by the time the Green Flag drops. His track record at Charlotte is impressive and his performance last weekend in the All-Star race was confirmation that his team has finally found some speed. Barring any mechanical issues, Kahne will be in the top 5 the last 100 miles. Like those chances.
Matt Kenseth: +1150 (.5x)
- I can already hear the issues with this pick. I know he has underperformed on the 1.5 mile tracks this year, but those "bad performances" are results of 7th, 10th, & 10th. It's not like their far off. They dominated last year and the early season hangover is to be expected. They finally showed speed last weekend, finishing 3rd in the All-Star race. Not to mentions, this type of race is right up Kenseth's alley.
Jeff Gordon: +1250 (.5x)
- This pick will be popular and will likely be closer to +1000 or better by Sunday. Gordon has been just as impressive as Harvick and the Penske cars, just hasn't been as flashy. I expect him to dominate on the long-runs like usual. Only worry is a short sprint to the finish, but I'll take those chances.
Locking in 3 picks now, as I believe their value will only decrease after the two practices tomorrow.
Kasey Kahne: +850 (1x) <--1x for me in Nascar is $25
- I believe Kahne will drop closer to +725 by the time the Green Flag drops. His track record at Charlotte is impressive and his performance last weekend in the All-Star race was confirmation that his team has finally found some speed. Barring any mechanical issues, Kahne will be in the top 5 the last 100 miles. Like those chances.
Matt Kenseth: +1150 (.5x)
- I can already hear the issues with this pick. I know he has underperformed on the 1.5 mile tracks this year, but those "bad performances" are results of 7th, 10th, & 10th. It's not like their far off. They dominated last year and the early season hangover is to be expected. They finally showed speed last weekend, finishing 3rd in the All-Star race. Not to mentions, this type of race is right up Kenseth's alley.
Jeff Gordon: +1250 (.5x)
- This pick will be popular and will likely be closer to +1000 or better by Sunday. Gordon has been just as impressive as Harvick and the Penske cars, just hasn't been as flashy. I expect him to dominate on the long-runs like usual. Only worry is a short sprint to the finish, but I'll take those chances.
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Gordon is complaining about back spasms again and skipped the final practice because of it. That can't be good before a 600 mile race. I think the books knew a little something about this as his odds moved from +775 to +1250...
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