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The Autotrader 400 runs Sunday, February 22, 2026 (3:00 p.m. ET) at EchoPark Speedway. It’s an early-season points race with a superspeedway-style draft dynamic meaning a single finish can swing momentum fast, especially coming right off Daytona. Atlanta’s current configuration races like a pack track: big runs, lane volatility, and constant “who’s pushing who” math. One mistimed block can wipe out three teams’ Sundays. The storyline is clean: Tyler Reddick comes in as the Daytona 500 winner, Christopher Bell is the most recent spring Atlanta winner, and Team Penske sits in the middle of the odds board like it expects to control the lanes. Let’s get to the numbers and build a card around survivability plus late-race ceiling. EchoPark Speedway

The soccer board is looking juicy this week, with a loaded Saturday slate across Europe, even without the English Premier League in action. We’ve got a mix of heavy favorites, tricky road spots, and totals that feel a little too soft considering how these teams have been playing lately. Whether you’re looking for a safer total play or want to hunt a live underdog number, there’s real value here if you shop the right angles. Below, we break down our favorite plays across the week. Feel free to use these picks for your soccer bets, and be sure to keep an eye on our handicappers for live updates and odds movement throughout the week. You can also check in for

The PGA Tour heads to California’s iconic coastline for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, one of the most entertaining stops on the schedule thanks to the celebrity pro-am format and one of the most recognizable venues in golf. Pebble Beach is short by Tour standards, but it plays brutally tough when the wind kicks up, and it puts a premium on elite approach play, creativity around the greens, and pure scrambling ability. If you’re wagering on the PGA golf tournament this week, make sure you check out our Golf Picks hub and complete golf betting guide for market breakdowns, betting strategies, and bankroll tips. Pebble Beach is a unique betting event because it rewards precision over power, which can

The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) was in place from 1992 until it was overturned on May 14, 2018. PASPA prohibited states from authorizing or operating sports betting schemes. The only exceptions were states that already had sports betting before 1992, but few did. Once the law was overturned in 2018, the US economy reacted in numerous ways. Read on to find out how. Signed by President George H. W. Bush, the PASPA Act placed a blanket ban on legal sports betting. Four states were exempt from the powers of the act because they already had strong regulations for some form of sports betting or sports lottery. Those states were: Oregon, Delaware, and Montana all had limited forms