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There's not much to say about this. For cash games, there's absolutely no reason to use anyone starting higher than 30th. All of the guys starting in the 30s are fine. The only guy I probably wouldn't use is Tim Viens starting 40th. Other than that, a few notes:

• 30th Mason Massey - I kind of like him because the McLeod cars reliably run in the back to avoid wrecks. So there's a decent chance he finishes the race and gives you some decent + position difference.
• 31st Brandon Brown - Higher risk and variance here. Has the car to finish in the Top 5, but is also more likely to race hard and wreck.
• 32nd David Starr - Some reliability concern with an MBM car and is in the middle of the road on the risk/variance scale.
• 33rd Colby Howard - I like this. Normally reliable car and the whole JD Motorsports team tends to hang near the back to avoid wrecks until late in the race.
• 34th J.J. Yeley - The best driver (other than Chase Briscoe) back here. Not sure how aggressive he will be.
• 35th Jason White - Had a great run here in the Spring (10th place finish). Questionable reliability since it's an MBM car. Expensive.
• 36th Caesar Bacarella - Tends to run in the back for most of the race and in a pretty reliable car. 12th here in the Spring.
• 37th Chase Briscoe - Figure everyone will use him. For cash games, it's fine. Smart fade in tournaments.
• 38th Spencer Boyd - Questionable reliability from the car. Spencer is very likely to ride in the back and keep the car clean.
• 39th Joe Graf - Ugh. Might have to use him despite him not being very reliable. Probably just too good a car in too juicy a starting spot to pass up.
• 40th Tim Viens - No thanks. Unreliable driver and car.