2025 South Point 400: Betting lines for the entire field to win at Las Vegas

The NASCAR Cup Series will move on from the Bank of America ROVAL 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Shane van Gisbergen was victorious, and now the stage is set for the Round of 8 to begin at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Last season, Joey Logano continued his miracle run to the Championship 4 with a win in Sin City. After sneaking his way into the Round of 8 via Ross Chastain’s disastrous final stage in North Carolina, the reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion is hoping history will repeat itself this time around.

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 in Sin City this weekend, in what should be an awesome race as usual.

Kyle Larson (+450)

Kyle Larson came up just short of victory, finishing second at the Charlotte ROVAL. He would’ve liked a win, but his runner-up effort kept his playoff momentum rolling as he advanced to the Round of 8.

Now, he’ll head to Las Vegas as one of the favorites, boasting three career wins at the track. The Hendrick Motorsports driver has a strong history in Sin City, and he’ll be hoping to add another victory to his resume.

Denny Hamlin (+525)

Denny Hamlin endured a tough outing, finishing 23rd at Charlotte and getting involved in the mess of Chastain and Logano. The poor result capped off a frustrating weekend for the No. 11 team, but they’re looking to rebound in the next round.

Hamlin’s lone Las Vegas win came in 2021, and he’s eager to add another. A strong run this weekend could solidify his push toward the championship finale, locking him in the Championship 4 and turning his focus to Phoenix.

Christopher Bell (+550)

Christopher Bell turned in a strong performance, coming home third at the ROVAL. The result adds another top-five finish to his impressive playoff résumé in 2025.

Moving ahead to Sin City, Bell has come close at Las Vegas, with two runner-up finishes. He’ll be aiming to turn that consistency into his first win at the track, and lock himself into the Championship 4 once again.

Ryan Blaney (+750)

Ryan Blaney brought his No. 12 Ford home in 13th place at the ROVAL. While not his strongest showing, the former champion remains in contention heading into the Round of 8.

Unfortunately, Blaney’s never won at Las Vegas, though he finished third there in 2024. The Team Penske driver hopes to build on his newfound speed and break through for his first victory in the desert.

William Byron (+800)

William Byron finished just outside the top 10, taking 11th in Charlotte. It was a steady day for the No. 24 team as they look to regroup for the next round of the playoffs.

He’ll return to a track where he triumphed in the spring of 2023. With playoff intensity ramping up, he’ll look to repeat that performance and secure a crucial postseason victory, and lock himself back into the Championship 4 once again.

Chase Elliott (+1000)

Chase Elliott notched another solid top-10 finish at Charlotte, placing eighth in Sunday’s race. The Hendrick Motorsports driver continues to show consistency late in the season.

One caveat? Elliott has never won at Las Vegas. However, the Hendrick Motorsports star did finish second in 2021. He’ll be looking to change that storyline and capture his first victory in Sin City and get back to competing for his second career Cup Series title.

Chase Briscoe (+1000)

Chase Briscoe logged a respectable run, finishing 14th at the Charlotte ROVAL. The result marked a clean, competitive day for the Joe Gibbs Racing driver.

Moving ahead, Briscoe hasn’t had much success at Las Vegas, with a best finish of fourth in 2022. The JGR wheelman will be looking to recapture that form with his new team and deliver a monstrous result this weekend.

Tyler Reddick (+1400)

Tyler Reddick battled hard to finish 10th at the ROVAL, securing another top-10 for 23XI Racing. Unfortunately, the result wasn’t enough to keep his playoff hopes alive, as he was eliminated from the dance.

There’s still plenty to race for though, as Reddick is yet to win at Las Vegas, but he’s finished a close second there in the past. The 23XI Racing driver has shown speed on intermediates and he’ll be a dark horse for the win on Sunday.

NASCAR Odds for Las Vegas continued:

• Ross Chastain (+1600)
• Joey Logano (+2000)
• Bubba Wallace (+2200)
• Josh Berry (+2500)
• Alex Bowman (+3000)
• Brad Keselowski (+3000)
• Ty Gibbs (+3500)
• Chris Buescher (+3500)
• Carson Hocevar (+4000)
• Ryan Preece (+5000)
• Kyle Busch (+6000)
• Daniel Suarez (+6000)
• Austin Cindric (+8000)
• Erik Jones (+8000)
• AJ Allmendinger (+12500)
• Michael McDowell (+20000)
• John H. Nemechek (+20000)
• Austin Dillon (+25000)
• Zane Smith (+25000)
• Todd Gilliland (+25000)
• Ricky Stenhouse Jr (+25000)
• Noah Gragson (+35000)
• Shane van Gisbergen (+35000)
• Justin Haley (+35000)
• Cole Custer (+100000)
• Riley Herbst (+100000)
• Ty Dillon (+100000)
• Cody Ware (+200000)

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