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Pocono Organics 325 odds: Kyle Busch, Ryan Blaney both in the zone

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The NASCAR Cup Series heads to Long Pond, Pennsylvania, this weekend for a doubleheader at Pocono Raceway, the first course to host events on consecutive days in Cup Series history.

Aric Almirola will start from the pole for Saturday's race, which spans 140 miles and 325 laps. Here's everything you need to know from a betting perspective, including the odds, favorites, and which drivers are trending up or down.

Odds to win the Pocono Organics 325

Driver Odds
Kevin Harvick +400
Kyle Busch +450
Denny Hamlin +500
Chase Elliott +600
Brad Keselowski +700
Martin Truex Jr. +700
Joey Logano +1000
Ryan Blaney +1000
Alex Bowman +1200
Clint Bowyer +1800
Jimmie Johnson +1800
Kurt Busch +1800
Tyler Reddick +1800
William Byron +1800
Aric Almirola +2000
Erik Jones +2000
Field +2000
Matt DiBenedetto +2000
Austin Dillon +2000
Matt Kenseth +2000
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. +2500
Ryan Newman +2500
Bubba Wallace +3000
Chris Buescher +3000
Christopher Bell +3500
Cole Custer +3500

The favorites

Harvick (+400) is once again the front-runner after leading the pack in last week's Geico 500. The 44-year-old has led only a pair of laps over the last three races but could get back on track at Pocono. Harvick's finished sixth or better in six of his last eight tries on the course known as the "Tricky Triangle."

Kyle Busch (+450) is hoping for a better result after placing 32nd in last week's race. History says it'll happen, as the No. 18 Toyota car has been scorching-hot at this weekend's venue. Busch enters with seven straight top-10 finishes at Pocono, including three outright wins.

Trending up

There isn't a driver more in the zone lately than Blaney (10-1). After taking the checkered flag at Talladega last weekend, the 26-year-old has finished fourth or better in each of his last four tries. Blaney's put together a decent record at Pocono, posting an average finish of 11.5 in eight career races.

Trending down

Bowyer (+1800) finished second in the Supermarket Heroes 500 last month but struggled since. He's placed outside the top 10 in each of his last four races and has only one top-five finish at Pocono in his last 10.

Kenseth (+2000) seems to have hit a snag. The veteran hasn't been close during his last eight attempts, failing to finish better than 15th. Although he conquered the Tricky Triangle in 2015, Kenseth's average finish in his last 13 races is just 16.5.

(Odds: theScore Bet)

Alex Kolodziej is a betting writer for theScore. He's a graduate of Eastern Illinois who has been involved in the sports betting industry for 12 years. He can quote every line from "Rounders" and appreciates franchises that regularly wear alternate jerseys. Find him on Twitter @AJKolodziej.

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