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On Saturday, August 16, NASCAR heads to one of its longest-running venues – Richmond Raceway. This cherished short-track marks the 25th regular season race of the season and it will be under the lights. With only two races left before the Playoffs begin, the Cook Out 400 will definitely be smoking more than just tires. Shane van Gisbergen won last weekend’s race at Watkins Glen. However, the road-course guru, who is tied for the Cup Series lead with four wins, is not even found in the Top 25 NASCAR betting options for the race win in Richmond on Saturday. Instead, we’re back to the usual cast of characters with Denny Hamlin as the odds-on favorite to win the Cook Out

Week 1 of the NFL Preseason is in the books, and we’re now turning our attention towards the second week of exhibition action. Although we’re still hamstringed by most of the NFL teams’ top players sitting out in Week 1, we’ll at least have a little more NFL betting data to work with. We’ll also have more insight into some of the depth for each roster and details on injuries from the first preseason games, which will help us identify value on the boards. However, if you want more of a glimpse into the real Super Bowl contenders, then you will have to wait until Week 3 of the NFL Preseason where most teams still use it as a dress

UFC fans have some time to ramp up for the next big PPV event, as UFC 319 isn’t scheduled to land at the United Center until mid-August. However, it’s still an event worth hyping up and getting excited about, of course, as the main event between Dricus Du Plessis and Khamzat Chimaev gives everyone in Chicago an epic title bout. This is going to be a fun event to bet on as the UFC 319 odds are already trickling in for when things fire off on August 16th. The challenger Chimaev comes in as the favorite and he’s joined by some huge names with stars such as Tim Elliott, Jared Cannonier, Chase Hooper, Jessica Andrade, and more hitting the canvas

The 2025 PGA FedEx St. Jude Championship delivered a wild finish at TPC Southwind, with Justin Rose outlasting J.J. Spaun in a playoff to claim his 12th PGA Tour victory. Bettors who stuck with Rose got paid, as the veteran made a clutch run of birdies on the back nine to force extra holes and seal the win. If you were following our Golf Picks, this one was a nail-biter right until the end. Below is a full breakdown of how it all unfolded. If you’re interested in more golf betting content, get the latest golf picks and analysis from our top handicappers. The following PGA golf tournament results are for the 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship: Akshay Bhatia set