2025 Hollywood Casino 400: Betting lines for the entire field to win at Kansas

The NASCAR Cup Series will put New Hampshire behind them and move to Kansas this weekend. Ryan Blaney got the win during the first race of the Round of 12, and it’s time to see who can get the job done next.

Last season, Ross Chastain was victorious during the fall trip to Kansas. A win would lock him into the next round of the playoffs this time around. This won’t be the first time NASCAR heads to Kansas in 2025 either — Kyle Larson won the spring iteration of the Cup Series’ trip to the track.

Looking ahead to the green flag, BetMGM Sportsbook has us covered with the odds. See if your favorite driver has a shot at the dub at Kansas this weekend, in what should be a phenomenal race as usual.

Kyle Larson (+325)

Kyle Larson looked good at New Hampshire, staying near the front and finishing with another solid top-ten result. His speed and consistency helped him maintain position in the playoff standings, even if he didn’t get to Victory Lane. 

At Kansas Speedway in the past, Larson has shown his trademark aggressiveness, leading laps and winning earlier this seaosn. He’ll look to carry that momentum back to Kansas this weekend, with everything on the line.

Denny Hamlin (+600)

Denny Hamlin had an effective race in New Hampshire, staying competitive and finishing P12 while beefing with his teammate in Ty Gibbs. He continues to collect points to stay on course in his chase for his first Cup Series title. 

Hamlin has always shown strong speed at Kansas. He’ll aim to replicate the same momentum from his win in 2023 when the series returns to the track this weekend, and lock himself into the Round of 8.

William Byron (+700)

William Byron had a steady day at New Hampshire, running inside the top ten for most of the race and finishing P3. The finish keeps him in the mix with confidence, even if he didn’t have anything for Ryan Blaney. 

Last season, Byron ran near the front but settled for a P2 finish at Kansas Speedway. He’ll be looking to improve on that result this weekend, and continue his little hot streak at a familiar track.

Ryan Blaney (+750)

Ryan Blaney locked himself into the Round of 8 with a win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. He’s shown incredible speed over the past couple of weeks, and the Team Penske wheelman continues to prove why he’s among the best in the NASCAR Cup Series.

He can relax a bit ahead of Kansas next weekend. Blaney will have his eyes set on the next round, as the Cup Series heads to a track where he’s never won, but finished P3 last time around.

Christopher Bell (+900)

Christopher Bell had a competitive outing in New Hampshire, working his way through traffic and finishing in the top ten in P6. The effort keeps him comfortably positioned as the playoffs continue, as he looks for championship No. 1. 

Moving forward to Kansas, Bell hasn’t been able to break through for his first win yet. He’ll aim for a stronger run this time around, after finishing P2 at the track earlier this season.

Tyler Reddick (+1000)

Tyler Reddick didn’t have the best afternoon at New Hampshire. He ended up coming home with a P21 finish, and that won’t help keep him in the playoff picture. He’s still looking to break through for win in 2025.

Now, his focus will shift to Kansas, a track where Reddick has found success before. He scored the victory here in 2023, and he’ll aim to recapture that form and park it in Victory Lane again this weekend.

Chase Briscoe (+1400)

Chase Briscoe delivered a gritty performance in New Hampshire, staying competitive and crossing the finish line P10. The result helps him remain among the top options to win the championship this season.

Briscoe had an encouraging result earlier this season at Kansas, finishing P4. He’ll aim to get back on the horse and improve his finishing position at the track this weekend.

Chase Elliott (+1500)

Chase Elliott delivered a great result at New Hampshire, running inside the top five and finishing P5 in the end. The outing keeps him in a solid position, as he looks for win No. 2 of the season. 

Moving forward to Kansas, At Kansas, Elliott has won here in the past, but it came back in 2018. He’ll look to turn back the clock and win again this weekend.

NASCAR Odds for Kansas continued:

• Joey Logano (+2000)
• Ross Chastain (+2000)
• Bubba Wallace (+2200)
• Alex Bowman (+2200)
• Chris Buescher (+2500)
• Brad Keselowski (+2500)
• Josh Berry (+3000)
• Ty Gibbs (+3500)
• Carson Hocevar (+4000)
• Austin Cindric (+5000)
• Ryan Preece (+5000)
• Kyle Busch (+6000)
• Erik Jones (+12500)
• John H. Nemechek (+15000)
• Michael McDowell (+20000)
• AJ Allmendinger (+20000)
• Daniel Suarez (+25000)
• Noah Gragson (+25000)
• Zane Smith (+25000)
• Austin Dillon (+25000)
• Ricky Stenhouse Jr (+25000)
• Todd Gilliland (+25000)
• Justin Haley (+35000)
• Shane van Gisbergen (+50000)
• Cole Custer (+50000)
• Riley Herbst (+75000)
• Ty Dillon (+75000)
• Cody Ware (+100000)
• JJ Yeley (+100000)

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