Q: How Can I Win Betting on NASCAR?

Because NASCAR is a smaller betting market, lines are softer than the major U.S. sports as oddsmakers are more apt to focus on setting sharper numbers for more heavily wagered leagues. By analyzing historical data and performance, weekly practice sessions and qualifying results, bettors can find value wagering on NASCAR.

Q: What are NASCAR futures odds?

Futures simply refer to which driver will win a race outright . For example, if Kyle Busch is +1000 to win the Daytona 500 and ends up in Victory Lane, bettors backing Busch will be paid $10 for every $1 risked.

Question 1

Where can I bet on NASCAR?

Accepted Answer

U.S. states with legal, online sports betting, provide plenty of NASCAR betting options:

DraftKings offers the most complete and diverse NASCAR betting options, including futures, driver matchups and props.
FanDuel posts traditional NASCAR odds, specifically outright winners for every race.
PointsBet posts NASCAR futures as well, and be sure to keep an eye out for industry-leading odds boosts that can provide significant value for savvy bettors.

Learn more with our sportsbook reviews for updated information on what’s available in your state, including sign-up bonuses and promo codes (you can also try and be a beta tester for Fanatics Sportsbook)!

Question 2

How Can I Win Betting on NASCAR?

Accepted Answer

Because NASCAR is a smaller betting market, lines are softer than the major U.S. sports as oddsmakers are more apt to focus on setting sharper numbers for more heavily wagered leagues. By analyzing historical data and performance, weekly practice sessions and qualifying results, bettors can find value wagering on NASCAR.

Question 3

What are NASCAR futures odds?

Accepted Answer

Futures simply refer to which driver will win a race outright. For example, if Kyle Busch is +1000 to win the Daytona 500 and ends up in Victory Lane, bettors backing Busch will be paid $10 for every $1 risked.

Question 4

What is a NASCAR head-to-head driver matchup bet?

Accepted Answer

Head-to-head driver matchups are similar to moneyline betting in other sports. When it comes to NASCAR, oddsmakers will pit one driver against another with associated odds.The goal for bettors is to pick which of the two drivers will finish ahead of the other.

For example, assume Kyle Busch is a -125 favorite over Chase Elliott, who is -105. Should Busch finish ahead of Elliott, bettors will be paid $100 for every $125 risked. On the other hand, if Elliott bests Busch, bettors backing Chase would be paid $100 for every $105 wagered.

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