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LAS VEGAS – Circa Sports’ professional football contests, Circa Survivor and Circa Million VI, came to an exciting close over the weekend. After a thrilling season, the sports betting venture will pay out a record-breaking $20,266,000 amongst contests winners.
The largest prize pot in history, totaling $14,266,000, will be awarded to the eight winners of Circa Survivor. All eight contestants held a 20-0 record throughout the 2024-2025 season. Each winning entry will take home $1,783,250. In the last week of the season, five of the winning entries relied on Tampa Bay and an incredible second-half comeback. Two entries chose Indianapolis who beat Jacksonville in overtime. The only entry to breeze by the final week of the contest without a sweat can thank Arizona for their win over San Francisco.
Week 18 did not end well for everyone. Going into the final week there were 18 entries alive in Circa Survivor. Eight selected Atlanta, who lost to Carolina in overtime after a back-and-forth game. The final two contestants were relying on Green Bay, who lost to Chicago on a field goal as time expired in regulation. This is the first time in Circa Survivor history where multiple entries have lost in the final week of the season.
In addition to Circa Survivor, Circa Million VI was decided this weekend. Contestant Team BP will take home the Circa Million VI full season, first-place prize of $1 million and a coveted, handmade Circa Sports blue jacket. Going into the final week of the contest, Team BP was in second place and went 2-2-1 over Saturday and Sunday pushing them to the top. Team BP ended the season with a 60-26-4 record, 62 points, edging out the competition by just a half-point.
Additional Circa Million VI top winners included:
- $500,000 to Path2Victory for second place (61-28-1, 61.5 points)
- $375,000 each to VICTORY FORMATION and ROBMOTAG who tied for 3rd (61 points)
- $275,000 each to Cowphins13 and DECKERLA who tied for 5th (60.5 points)
- $175,000 each to Messenger069 and JUMPAROUND who tied for 7th (60 points)
In addition to these top scorers, the final week of the season determined the Circa Million VI “Booby Prize”. THE BROWN CLOWN finished with a record of 27-61-2 to win $100,000. TALLEY’S III finished just behind them at 28-61-1 and will take home $50,000 for coming in second (or second-to-last) place.
A check presentation is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 10 at the D Las Vegas. CEO Derek Stevens, Vice President of Operations Mike Palm and the Circa Sports team will present checks to the Circa Survivor, Circa Million VI full season and Circa Million VI fourth quarter winners.
About Circa Sports
Helmed by casino owner and downtown Las Vegas developer Derek Stevens, Circa Sports is blazing a new trail in the gaming industry by combining a customer-first approach to business with a team of the country's top oddsmakers. Circa Sports boasts one of the most competitive wagering menus in the country and is a leader in the city for sports futures. The venture currently offers physical betting locations in the world’s largest sportsbook at Circa Resort & Casino, along with three additional southern Nevada locations; a book in Legends Bay Casino in Sparks, Nev; and a new brick-and-mortar book in American Place in Waukegan, Ill. Its mobile offerings are currently available in Nevada, Iowa, Colorado and Illinois, and will soon launch in Kentucky in partnership with Cumberland Run in Corbin. For more information, visit CircaSports.com.
