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On Saturday, the Xfinity Series heads to New Hampshire for the Ambetter Get Vaccinated 200.
Good advice, NASCAR race name! This race will also feature Christopher Bell back in Xfinity for the first time in awhile! And two Kaulig cars on the front row! And no Kyle Busch!
Here at RotoBaller, we want to help you make informed decisions about your DFS lineups, which is why I'll be breaking down the slates for the Xfinity Series. Let's look at some NASCAR Xfinity DFS lineup picks for the Ambetter Get Vaccinated 200 on DraftKings. Be sure to also check out our NASCAR Premium Tools for Xfinity Series including our DFS Lineup Optimizer and powerful Research Station.
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Austin Cindric #22 ($10,700)
Starting 4th
While Christopher Bell won the last time Xfinity was here, I'm not going too high on him this week because of the salary. Instead, I think Austin Cindric is a nice pivot option.
His track history here isn't great -- two starts with an average finish of 14.5 -- but let's factor in that he didn't race here last year because COVID canceled the trip to Loudon. Cindric took a big step forward last season, so I'd imagine he would have taken a big step here too.
Cindric's track history might lead to people being low on him. Take advantage of that. This is the best Xfinity regular and the only regular with more than two wins. You need to have some exposure to him as a potential dominator pick.
Josh Berry #1 ($10,400)
Starting 21st
Michael Annett is unable to race this week due to injury, so Josh Berry will step into the 1 car.
Berry is a good short track driver. New Hampshire isn't technically a short track, as it's 1.058 miles around, but it's the type of place where someone with Berry's skills can be successful.
In fact, it's a place where he has been successful, if you consider a third place here in the K&N Series in 2019 successful. That's a weak series, but Berry at least has experience here. Factor in the place differential points that are available and this is a strong play.
JJ Yeley #17 ($8,400)
Starting 36th
Yeley is poised to make his seventh Xfinity start of the year. So far, his average finish is 17.8.
That includes two races in the 17 car, with two of those races being his two best races of the year, with a 12th at Homestead and a 13th at Phoenix.
Yeley is a reliable, veteran driver who can get the most out of the car he's in. In the Cup Series, he's never in a car good enough to really challenge for a solid finish, but in Xfinity, things are different. This is a top 15 car. It starts 36th. That's just a ton of place differential upside.
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Jordan Anderson #31 ($7,600)
Starting 33rd
Alright, this is a risky play, but I think it could pay off.
The 31 car has run well when people other than Jordan Anderson have driven it, with Tyler Reddick and Josh Berry combining for four top 10s in the car.
Anderson, meanwhile, has run one race in the 31. He finished 34th at Texas.
Now, I don't really know what to do with this. This car can definitely get good results, but Anderson isn't as good a driver as Berry or Reddick.
Still, he starts 33rd. This car's worst finish without Anderson driving was 23rd at Atlanta. There's a lot of place differential upside here, so I think you need some exposure.
Brandon Gdovic #26 ($7,300)
Starting 32nd
The pricing on this 26 car is often really weird.
Gdovic is $7,300 while starting 32nd. But in four starts this season, he's got an average finish of 21st, which includes a 36th at Darlington. He finished eighth, 17th, and 23rd in his other starts.
Gdovic should be considered a top 20ish driver this week, which makes him worth a play because of the place differential points that are available.
Dexter Bean #90 ($5,400)
Starting 37th
This is my sleeper, punt play of the week.
Bean starts way, way back in 37th. He has an average finish of 26.5 this season in four Xfinity starts, including one top 20 finish back at Homestead.
With a variety of drivers behind the wheel, the 90 has mosty been a top 30 car all season. You could make an argument that Bean's been the worst driver in this car, but a four-race sample isn't enough to scare me off of him at this price. Of all the cheap drivers starting in the back with place differential upside, Bean is the guy that I'd most want to bet on.
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