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Like the NASCAR Cup Series, the sport’s secondary circuit has seen some key changes this offseason. Most notably, the series has changed title sponsors. We will no longer be calling it the Xfinity Series. Instead, it will be called the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Additionally, the circuit’s biggest star Connor Zilisch has left to drive in the Cup Series fulltime where he could battle for a NASCAR Cup Championship. Also, the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series implemented a Chase Format just like the Cup circuit. This could definitely impact some of the fringe drivers for this division. With that said, let’s take a look at the latest O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Championship odds and make our predictions as to which driver will

Despite not having the hype of UFC 324 and UFC 325, UFC Fight Night 266 (UFC Vegas 113) was a hit with fight fans and bettors alike. The show produced numerous finishes and, by all accounts, was a success for the Paramount era’s first Fight Night show at the UFC Apex center. Dana White was more than thrilled with the show as he handed out $450,000 in bonuses which was more than the previous numbered events. With that said, let’s take a look at the winners and losers from UFC Fight Night 266, recap the fighters who won bonuses, highlight how are UFC picks did, and discuss some of the betting trends for this event. Our UFC Fight Night 266 main card

As the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series kicks off with excitement and anticipation at a high, bettors and fans alike are turning attention towards the season-long Cup Series championship market. With the return of the 10-race Chase format, on-track strategy and off-track consistency matter more than ever. The Championship odds are shaping up to reflect last year’s performances along with off-season momentum. The NASCAR Cup Series ran their exhibition race this week – Cook Out Clash At Bowman Gray Stadium. And, it was Ryan Preece surprising the field. Will we see any surprises with this year’s Championship battle? Let’s take a look at the latest Cup Series Championship odds and make our predictions as to which driver will win the 2026

Bad Bunny is officially headlining the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, and honestly… that’s a dangerous situation for sportsbooks. Not because they don’t know what they’re doing, but because this man is basically impossible to predict. One minute he’s dropping a reggaeton anthem, the next he’s walking out with a cowboy hat and a completely different vibe. Now we’re throwing him onto the biggest stage in sports with the Seahawks vs Patriots as the backdrop? The NFL prop menu was always going to get weird. And of course, it did. We’re already seeing some hilarious novelty lines hit the board, ranging from total outfit changes to whether ICE shows up. Maybe that one isn’t so funny, but still. This is