Denny Hamlin enjoyed a successful weekend in Las Vegas before the NASCAR Cup Series race even began. Somehow, despite two decades of going to Sin City, Hamlin had never played a slot machine until this weekend and he immediate took over a hot seat and won while playing Buffalo Slot.

Denny Hamlin will leave Las Vegas as a winner regardless of how he finishes at the Pennzoil 400 on Sunday afternoon. The 44-year-old NASCAR driver won

On Sunday morning, Kenny Wallace posted a video on X talking about the Joe Gibbs Racing driver and his gambling successes. The former NASCAR driver totaled the two jackpots and indicated Hamlin’s earnings were around $211,000. He questioned if the three-time Daytona 500 winner had won more money and asked him to respond with a new total.

Denny Hamlin’s weekend in Las Vegas began with slot machines, not speedways. Before Sunday’s Pennzoil 400, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver hit three casino jackpots totaling $330,000, and fans couldn’t decide whether to cheer or rage.

Win, lose or otherwise, Denny Hamlin will leave Las Vegas at least $75,000 richer than he was upon arrival. He hit a six-figure jackpot on a Buffalo slot

Denny Hamlin won a six-figure jackpot in Las Vegas amid sponsorship struggles, adding at least $75,000 after taxes.

Denny Hamlin has started the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series campaign on somewhat of a rollercoaster with a pair of results 20th or worse at Daytona and Circuit of the Americas and two finishes inside the top 10, including a sixth at Atlanta and his best race of the season, a runner-up last week at Phoenix.

Denny Hamlin’s weekend in Las Vegas started with a $126,150 slot machine jackpot and a chorus of groans from NASCAR fans. As the Joe Gibbs Racing driver prepares for the Pennzoil 400 on March 16, his casino windfall has reignited debates about wealth,