Full Tank with Phil - NASCAR Gambling Phil Eastman

For motorsports fans of all types, this is the best weekend in racing. Sunday has all three major racing series in action, in succession, all ready for us to win money on. F1 in Monaco to start the day, The Indy 500 in the afternoon, and the Coke 600 at night for NASCAR.

Who better to bring on the pod to help me break down these events than the two guys behind @SpeedwaySteve2, Phil & Steve! We go race by race and I pick their brains on the best ways to play F1 and Indy, and then we put our heads together for the Coke 600. Let's win some money this Sunday!



Guests: Phil & Steve from @SpeedwaySteve2 - (8:48)

F1 Monaco Bets: (18:15)

Indy 500 Bets: (49:15)

Coke 600 Bets: (1:18:15)

This week's episode is a little different, as it's being recorded right after the end of the Kansas race. We're breaking that down and recapping the bets hit and missed. Then we're looking ahead to Darlington, but doing so without any odds. Since I'll be in Disney World during this week, the goal was to get some thoughts out there on various drivers based on their stats, and talk through how we may want to play them this week. Let me know what you think of this abbreviated episode!

Come for the NASCAR, stay for the horse racing! We've got a double dip episode this week. We start off talking Dover and recapping another successful race last week. Then we look ahead to Kansas Speedway where we get a decent amount of metrics from similar 1.5 mile tracks in the last year. We talk about Moneyline and Manufacturer picks, Over/Under for Finishing Positions and some Team Head to Head Matchups.



Then at the 44:48 mark, we get back in the saddle for a look at the Kentucky Derby field. The goal is trying to familiarize us NASCAR gamblers with the field, and take a few shots and some winning picks!

On this week's episode we start off by taking a quick look back at Talladega and the importance of being cautious for Superspeedway Racing. We look back at the hits and the misses from Alabama last week.



Then it's time to look ahead at the race this weekend in Dover, Delaware. To get a little help with handicapping this week, we're bringing in some reinforcements by way of Mike from Left Turn Betting (@LeftTurnBetting on instagram and leftturnbetting.com)

We learn about Mike's NASCAR fandom, how he got started in gambling and starting out making picks people can follow. We go through all of the typical markets like Moneyline, Finishing Positions and Head to Heads in more of a conversational manner, trying to find the best fit for various drivers this week!



Guest- Mike from Left Turn Betting: (11:12)

You know it's a fun one when we're talking Talladega baby! We start the episode recapping the race and how we did at Texas, and breakdown the action we saw on track. Then we talk Dega strategy for any newcomers to the gambling world for superspeedway betting. We talk Moneyline picks and include another Manufacturers bet as well. Then there's a good amount of O/U Finishing Position props out there, so we touch on 3 drivers to look at. The H2H market has some drivers to play against this week as well. Finally, we wrap things up with the "Shotgun Unit" play, calling out a bunch of long shot drivers.

On this week's solo episode we're breaking down what went down at Martinsville last Sunday on track, the aftermath and how we did with the bets we placed leading up. With short track season settling down, NASCAR moves to second 1.5 mile track this year with Texas Motor Speedway. A track that's been ripped on for years, can we make money off of it?

We damn well try to starting with the Moneyline segment and another manufacturers bet to get the ball rolling. Then, we talk Finishing Position bets, with some over/unders and Top 10s to wet the whistle. We wrap things up in the Head to Head segment with a nice variety of bets from underdog to heavy favorite!