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I started this blog to provide a casual, recreational level of fantasy NASCAR advice and discussion.  I've been playing these contests for a number of years and am annoyed by lineup sellers and groups of players using the same lineup.  I'm hoping to give the casual player some help in building solid lineups that can beat that annoying crowd most of the time.  I'm not a "tout" and don't do this for a living, so proceed accordingly.  I hope you enjoy the discussion here and Good Luck!

homestead xfinity 2

6/13/2020

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Straight to the point. Here's your cash game, 50/50 playbook:

Salary Savers ($6k and under)
Only three guys are even remotely playable in cash games here. In this order:
  • B.J. McLeod - insanely low price continues and now starts 26th
  • Vinnie Miller - contact ended day early on Saturday; should be a Top 30 car
  • Chad Finchum - could move up a few spots, but having lots of issues lately
  • Kody Vanderwal - might be tempting starting 37th, but I'm not using him -- slow, unreliable and going to a back up car that probably isn't very good at all

Mid-Tier ($6k-$9k)
Again, not much here. Many will be going backwards from their starting spot.
  • Ryan Sieg - not sure what happened to him late on Saturday; love the 28th starting spot for cash games
  • Anthony Alfredo - might be the only guy in this tier who has a chance of scoring a + position difference

Top Tier ($9k+)
Rough ranking here considering overall risk, dominator and position difference potential:
  • Chase Briscoe - fastest car on Saturday with 39 fastest laps (compared to 27 for Gragson and 17 for Cindric); expect Top 5 finish with laps led and fastest laps
  • A.J. Allmendinger - starts 38th and has +30 position difference upside; ran relatively well at this track throughout his Cup Series career - do not expect laps led or more than 5 or so fastest laps; maybe too expensive to make it all work together?
  • Justin Allgaier - starts 32 and has +25 position difference upside; not the greatest here or at 1.5 mile tracks in general -- ranked over Gragson and Cindric only because of the risks those two guys carry with them
  • Noah Gragson - really ran well along the wall on Saturday; worried at some point he slams it too hard and damages the car or cuts a tire; can he come close repeating the laps led if Briscoe is now up there with him?
  • Austin Cindric - he's led at least 24 laps and run at least 17 fastest laps in every race at a 1.5 mile track this season; car seems to start off the race really fast but then tail off as the race goes on; if they're not making good adjustments throughout the race, it will hurt him in race two if others are continuing to improve their cars
  • Harrison Burton - I'd be surprised if he leads laps or gets many fastest laps, but should run in the Top 8 with +10 position difference upside and is cheaper then the rest of this group

Bets
  • Annett -115 Herbst
  • Clements -115 Snyder
  • Briscoe +175 to win ??? -- I think Briscoe wins, but want better then +175
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