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Saturday 6 OctOber 2018

Place your

bets: Dover MIKE’D

set to roll

the dice on

NASCAR UP

wagers

By DAN GELSTON
DOVER, Del. (AP) — Place
your bets at Dover and let
it ride: The track is ready to
roll the dice on NASCAR
betting.
NASCAR fans could skip
blackjack tables and rou-
lette wheels inside Dover
Downs Hotel and Casino
if they want to bet on their
lucky numbers this week-
end for races at Dover In-
ternational Speedway.
Want to stay on 18? Good
choice: Kyle Busch is a 3-1
favorite to win the Cup
race at the Monster Mile.
Love the 48 at his best
track? Jimmie Johnson has
15-1 odds to win at Dover
for the 12th time.
And if you're feeling lucky
for a longshot, how about
three-time Dover winner
Matt Kenseth at 300-1?
Sports betting has come
to Delaware and the track
is set to throw open the
betting windows and al-
low wagers on most of this
weekend's track activity.
The NASCAR Cup race on
Sunday is the main attrac-
tion, and fans can bet on
the race winner, the first
two stage winners, and
a slew of prop bets that
range from number of driv-
ers to lead a lap to the av-
erage race speed.
"It just adds an element of
interest to keep people
tuned in to what's going Brewers take NLDS Game 1
on," Dover Motorsports
CEO Denis McGlynn said. on walk-off Moustakas single
Delaware launched full-
scale sports betting in
June, barely three weeks
after the U.S. Supreme Milwaukee Brewers' Mike Moustakas hits a walk off RBI single during the 10th inning of Game 1 of the National League Divisional
Court cleared the way for Series baseball game against the Colorado Rockies Thursday, Oct. 4, 2018, in Milwaukee. The Brewers won 3-2 to take a 1-0 lead
in the series.
states to implement wa- Associated Press
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