2011 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 Breakdown – Beating the Odds: Who to Bet On

2011 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 Betting Odds Breakdown – Who to Bet On and How to Win Money on the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400: With the regular season passing its halfway point, the contenders and pretenders are starting to emerge. Some of the pretenders have been major disappointments thus far, but bettors can actually take advantage of these struggling drivers the rest of the way. Certain drivers always seem to run well at certain tracks, even when they are struggling overall. Struggling drivers are viewed as longshots by the oddsmakers, which means big payoffs if they can cash in.

The 2011 season has been so miserable for Joey Logano that his struggles could actually be to the advantage of bettors. After starting the year as breakout candidate, his odds have slowly gotten worse as the poor finishes have mounted. Logano enters this weekend’s race at Michigan with 40/1 odds to win. However, he is a proven talent behind the wheel, and he has finished in the top 10 in his last three starts at MIS. If his luck changes this weekend, his poor odds could mean a big payoff for bettors.

After missing several races dealing with the mysterious symptoms that stemmed from an insect bite, Trevor Bayne will be back in the No. 21 Ford this weekend. The fact that he has never made a Cup Series start at Michigan is bit concerning, but that can be overlooked considering his 200/1 odds to win Sunday. After all, this kid did win the Daytona 500, and he is driving the same Roush Fenway Racing equipment that has dominated at MIS. With such a massive payoff opportunity, why not take a shot?

Bettors shouldn’t mistake a driver that hasn’t won a race yet this year for a driver that isn’t capable of winning. Kasey Kahne is one of those winless drivers with a proven history of winning races, and he has always run well at Michigan. Kahne is former winner at the track, and he has finished second on three other occasions, including a second-place run last June. With 22/1 odds to win this weekend, bettors are getting one of the stronger drivers at MIS with the potential for a decent payout.

It’s not often that Jimmie Johnson lands in the overrated column, but at 15/2 odds at Michigan, that is exactly where he lands. Johnson has never won at the track, and in 18 career starts, he has just two top-five finishes. With a minimal payout up for grabs, he just isn’t an attractive betting option this weekend.

At 10/1 odds, Kyle Busch is another big name bettors might want to shy away from. In 12 career starts at Michigan, he has just a single top-five finish, and he has yet to win a race. In addition, Busch has failed to crack the top 10 in his last four starts at the track, showing no signs of improving on his unimpressive numbers.

Although he is a former winner at Michigan, Tony Stewart has gone more than a decade without revisiting Victory Lane at the track. He has remained one of the more consistent drivers at the track, but he hasn’t threatened for many wins either. Stewart is getting 12/1 odds to win this weekend, and he would be a much more intriguing option if his odds were in the 20/1 range. The oddsmakers have him among the favorites, but his results say dark horse.

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