Circa Presents the Women’s Series Fantasy Championship
Circa Presents the Women’s Series Fantasy Championship Ladies, here is your chance to shine! Join us for four unforgettable days of live fantasy football drafting, connection, learning, and celebration—exclusively for women who love football! FullTime Fantasy is partnering with Women of Fantasy Football to present the first-ever Women’s Series live at Circa, Las Vegas! Your $99 event ticket includes access to all of our Women’s Series activities throughout the week, including a live poolside concert at Stadium Swim and the chance to compete for some amazing prizes! Event Dates August 19-22 at Circa Las Vegas Itenerary Tuesday, August 19 •Swag bag pickup (front desk hold/Welcome table). •Welcome Happy Hour (Includes 2 FREE drink tickets). Wednesday, August 20 •10:00 am Sports Betting Strategies Panel •10:45 am Snack Break •11:00 am Fantasy Football Strategies Panel •11:45 am Snack Break + Speed Networking •12:30 pm Content Creation Panel •1:30 pm Pool Time *grab food in the Owner’s Suite Cabana •9:00 pm Social Hour at the Rooftop Legacy Bar (Drink Tickets and Food included!) Thursday, August 21 •10:00 am Division 1 Draft •1:00 pm Lunch •3:00 pm Division 2 Draft •Evening: Poolside Concert Friday, August 22 •Media Day •Radio Row •Brand Samples •Photo Opps Prize Structure League Prizes •1st Place – Las Vegas Championship Entry for next year (Valued at $449!) •2nd Place – Free WOFF Event Pass for next year (Valued at $99!) Overall Prizes •1st Place – Week-Long Maui Trip for Two (Includes Resort and up to $2,000 in air fare!) •2nd Place – 2 FREE nights at Circa and dinner at Barry’s ($300!) WARNING! Don’t let a fancy website fool you! You need trustworthy rankings to win at fantasy football. We’ve got them! 150+ websites ranked us Top 2 in the industry for our draft rankings. Get expert advice from Captain Jody Smith and our team of high-stakes winners. Use code JODY30 for 30% off your first two months. Ready to bring home that championship? Click NOW!
FFWC High-Stakes Strategy (2025)
Fantasy Football World Championship (FFWC) Strategy for 2025: A Comprehensive Guide The Fantasy Football World Championship (FFWC) is one of the most prestigious high-stakes fantasy football competitions, attracting top-tier players who compete for significant cash prizes and bragging rights. With the 2025 fantasy football season here, crafting a winning strategy requires a blend of preparation, adaptability, and a deep understanding of the FFWC’s unique format. This article delves into detailed strategies for dominating your FFWC drafts and in-season management, leveraging insights from industry experts, recent trends, and the evolving landscape of fantasy football in 2025. Understanding the FFWC Format The FFWC is a high-stakes fantasy football competition with entry fees that can reach four or five figures, making every decision critical. The format typically includes: Scoring: Full-point PPR (points per reception), which emphasizes players with high target volumes, particularly wide receivers and pass-catching running backs. Starting Lineups: 1 QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 FLEX (RB/WR/TE), 1 DST, and no kickers. This setup prioritizes depth at skill positions. Draft Structure: 18-round drafts with no in-draft trades, requiring precise player selection and roster construction. Roster Management: Weekly Free Agent Acquisition Budget (FAAB) and First-Come-First-Serve (FCFS) systems for waiver wire pickups. Prizes: League prizes of $500 per league and a grand prize exceeding $150,000, with the Circa Fantasy Football World Championships offering additional live event incentives in Las Vegas from August 10 to September 6, 2025. The FFWC’s high-stakes nature and competitive player pool demand a strategic approach that balances risk and reward while capitalizing on the latest trends in the NFL and fantasy football. Key Trends Shaping 2025 FFWC Strategy Fantasy football in 2025 is markedly different from previous years, driven by shifts in NFL offensive schemes and player usage. Here are the critical trends to consider: The Rise of Dual-Threat Quarterbacks: The 2025 season is described as the “golden age of elite fantasy QBs.” Players like Jalen Hurts, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Jayden Daniels, and Joe Burrow (when healthy) are game-changers due to their rushing upside and passing production. These quarterbacks can single-handedly tilt weekly matchups, making them high-priority targets in FFWC drafts. Evolving Running Back Committees: Backfield committees are increasingly common, with teams splitting carries among multiple running backs. This unpredictability requires drafters to prioritize running backs with defined roles or those in high-volume offenses. Players like James Conner, who has consistently finished as a top-15 PPR running back, remain valuable despite committee concerns. Wide Receiver Depth and PPR Value: The FFWC’s PPR scoring amplifies the value of wide receivers who command high target shares. Players like Calvin Ridley and Jakobi Meyers, who have posted strong PPR numbers despite inconsistent quarterback play, are excellent mid-round targets. The depth at this position allows for flexible draft strategies. Tight End Volatility: The tight end position remains the shallowest in fantasy football, with elite options like Brock Bowers and Trey McBride offering consistency but requiring high draft capital. The gap between top tight ends and the TE12 is smaller than in previous years, making it less critical to invest early in this position. Rookie Impact: The 2025 rookie class is deep at running back and tight end but underwhelming at quarterback. Players like Ohio State’s Quinshon Judkins are emerging as potential RB1s in dynasty and redraft formats, making them key targets for FFWC managers looking for breakout stars. Draft Strategy for FFWC 2025 Early Rounds (1-3): Anchor Your Roster The first three rounds are critical for securing elite talent that can carry your team. Given the FFWC’s PPR scoring and roster requirements, prioritize players who offer high floors and ceilings. Quarterback Strategy: While dual-threat quarterbacks are tempting, the depth at this position in 2025 allows you to wait until rounds 3-5 for players like Jayden Daniels or Joe Burrow. Instead, focus on elite running backs or wide receivers early. If you do target a quarterback, Jalen Hurts or Josh Allen are worth considering for their rushing upside. Running Back Priority: Despite the rise of committees, workhorse running backs remain valuable. Target players like Christian McCaffrey, Breece Hall, or Bijan Robinson, who are likely to see heavy workloads in PPR-friendly offenses. If you miss out on a top-tier RB, consider James Conner in the mid-rounds, who offers RB1 production at a discount (ADP: 54.8, RB19). Wide Receiver Dominance: The PPR format makes wide receivers like CeeDee Lamb, Tyreek Hill, or Justin Jefferson prime first-round targets. Their high target volumes ensure consistent points. Pairing an elite wide receiver with a top running back creates a balanced foundation. Tight End Decision: Avoid reaching for tight ends like Brock Bowers or Trey McBride in the early rounds. The opportunity cost is too high when you can secure elite RBs or WRs. Instead, target value tight ends like Evan Engram or David Njoku later. Mid Rounds (4-8): Build Depth and Value The mid-rounds are where you separate yourself in FFWC drafts by finding players who outperform their ADP. Target High-Upside Running Backs: Look for running backs in committee situations with potential for breakout roles. Examples include players like Zamir White or Tyjae Spears, who could see increased touches in favorable offenses. James Conner, as mentioned, is a steal at RB25 if he falls. Wide Receiver Bargains: Players like Calvin Ridley (ADP: 7.09) and Jakobi Meyers (ADP: 8.03) are ideal mid-round targets. Ridley’s 1,000-yard seasons and Meyers’ consistent top-30 PPR production make them reliable WR2/3 options with upside. Quarterback Value: If you haven’t drafted a quarterback, this is the range to target players like Anthony Richardson or Kyler Murray, who offer dual-threat potential at a lower cost than the elite tier. Tight End Options: If you bypass early tight ends, look for value in players like Jake Ferguson or Kyle Pitts, who have high ceilings but come at a lower ADP. The tight end position’s volatility makes it viable to wait and still secure a starter. Late Rounds (9-18): Upside and Handcuffs The later rounds are for high-upside picks, handcuffs, and
High-Stakes Fantasy Football Strategy
High-Stakes Fantasy Football Strategy: Building a Champion By Adam Krautwurst Fantasy football in 2025 is a different beast than it was four to five years ago. The explosion of dual-threat quarterbacks, evolving backfield committees, and the increasing unpredictability of weekly
High-Stakes Fantasy Football Strategy: Building a Champion
By Adam Krautwurst
Fantasy football in 2025 is a different beast than it was four to five years ago. The explosion of dual-threat quarterbacks, evolving backfield committees, and the increasing unpredictability of weekly usage make high-stakes fantasy formats—where entry fees can top four or even five figures—a razor’s edge game of risk management, foresight, and cold-blooded decision-making. High-Stakes Fantasy Football Strategy covers it all.
If you’re reading this, you’re not here for fluff. You’re playing to win. You’re not satisfied with “making the playoffs”—you want the trophy, the cash, and the clout. Whether you’re in FFWC or private high-stakes leagues, this deep-dive strategy guide will help you prepare for the chaos ahead.
1. Master the 2025 Draft Landscape: Know the Shifts
Quarterback Chaos and the Tier Cliff
We’re firmly in the golden age of elite fantasy QBs. Jalen Hurts, Josh Allen, and Lamar Jackson have company now. Jayden Daniels and Joe Burrow (when healthy) could be season-defining picks. But here’s the key in high-stakes: you must draft with tier cliffs in mind.
Elite QBs aren’t just luxuries—they’re weekly matchup-proof war machines. In 6-point TD leagues, grabbing one early is not just viable—it’s often necessary. In traditional formats, the decision is trickier.
Strategy Tip:
If you want an elite QB, you have to be ready to pounce by the end of Round 4. If not, just wait and take the value that falls in the middle rounds.
2. RB Strategy in the Age of the Split Backfield
Zero RB truthers had a tough year in 2024 with the lack of injuries to older running backs like Joe Mixon, Alvin Kamara, and James Conner.. Handcuffs like Trey Benson and Blake Corum rarely saw the field. Committees aren’t inherently bad. They make your job harder.
2025 Trends:
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“Wide Zone” Offenses are spreading, emphasizing speed backs and unpredictability.
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Rookie RBs like Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson are walking into opportunity-rich systems.
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Contracts and Usage: Veteran bell-cows are nearly extinct—except for a few like Christian McCaffrey and Saquon Barkley.
Strategy Tip:
Anchor or Hero RB is viable again—but only if you nail it. Draft a stud in Round 1 (McCaffrey, Bijan, Saquan), then hammer WRs while loading up on RBs from ambiguous situations in Rounds 7–11 (think D’Andre Swift, Brian Robinson, Jaylen Warren). Monitor OL upgrades closely—bad lines destroy upside.
3. Wide Receiver Depth Wins Leagues
The WR pool is deeper than ever, but high-stakes leagues reward top-end scorers more than mid-tier consistency. Justin Jefferson, Ja’Marr Chase, CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, and Amon-Ra St. Brown are not luxuries in high-stakes—they’re your weekly WR1 floor.
Why Stud WRs Matter More Than Ever:
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Rule changes and softer defensive coverage favor wide receivers.
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Elite wideouts are…
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FFWC Starter League Draft Review
While NFL training camps still haven’t opened, fantasy football draft season is already underway at the Fantasy Football World Championship. Some of the best and brightest in the FFWC world joined an early Starter League. This FFWC Starter League Draft Review recaps the draft. FFWC Full Season Starter Leagues FFWC Starter Leagues are a great way to start off your 2025 draft season. Starter leagues are full-season leagues where you set a lineup each week, with FAAB and FCFS roster management. They are a great way to introduce new players to the wonderful world of high-stakes, competitive prize league fantasy football. They have a $50 entry, with $500 in prizes per league and a grand prize of over $1500! These are 18-round drafts that use PPR scoring. Starting lineups include 1 QB – 2 RB – 3 WR – 1 TE – 1 FLEX (RB-WR-TE) – 1 DST (No kickers). No trades are allowed. Here are the results from a recent Starter League draft. Roster Construction With full PPR scoring and the ability to start three running backs or four wide receivers, quarterbacks plummeted down the draft board. In an era of Superflex roster construction, this seems unusual. However, it is the right approach in this format. 13 of the first 20 picks were wide receivers. The first signal caller, Josh Allen, wasn’t taken until the first pick of Round 6. With the QB position being so deep, waiting on quarterback, and attacking the needed positional depth was the strategy du jour. In fact, two teams had yet to take a starting quarterback in the first 12 rounds! This shows how deep the position is this season, and is a fascinating example of just how much draft strategy can change from league to league. Draft Bargains James Conner (5.10) – Conner’s FFWC ADP is 54.8 as RB19. Los Lobos got a nice bargain with Conner falling a few spots, but all the way down to RB25 looks tremendous. Conner has finished as RB15, RB13, and RB9 in PPR points per game in his last three seasons. Calvin Ridley (7.09) – With abysmal quarterback play last year, Ridley still drew 120 targets and finished as the WR27 in full-point PPR leagues. Ridley has posted back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, and Cam Ward is substantially better than any QB the Titans had in 2024. He’s a top-25 wideout on my board. Jakobi Meyers (8.03) – Three years in a row, Meyers has been a top-30 fantasy wideout in PPR points per game. He ranked 20th last year, and that was sharing targets with Brock Bowers. The Raiders have a huge upgrade at quarterback with Geno Smith, and the addition of RB Ashton Jeanty should also help the passing attack. Snagging Meyers as the 43rd wideout is a strong +EV move. Team 1 late-round WR – I love that Mad Dads didn’t waste a draft pick on a kicker or defense. Smart move in a league that has waivers open before Week 1. I love three of his final four picks: Xavier Legette, Devaughn Vele, and Amari Cooper. These are potential depth pieces, making them excellent late-round dart throws. Questionable Selections Chris Godwin WR22– I rostered Godwin everywhere last year, so I know he’s a stud. But his current FFWC ADP is WR30. It’s a risk/reward pick, and I’m a fan of Godwin. But it feel like Godwin could have waited another round-especially if there was no plan to stack with Baker Mayfield. Mike Evans WR17 – There’s nothing wrong with Evans at WR17. That is his current FFWC ADP. However, Terry McLaurin’s is WR16 and would have been a sweet stack with Respected Money’s QB, Jayden Daniels. I’m sure he didn’t know Daniels would last until Round 6, which is understandable. Brian Robinson RB22 – I don’t get this one at all. Robinson’s FFWC ADP is 83.7 as RB30. He ranked 30th with 11.7 PPR points per game last season. I would have taken each of the next five running backs selected before Robinson, who went three full rounds earlier than his ADP suggests. Joe Burrow QB4 – This is not a bad pick at all, I just wanted to point out that Lucky Mike savagely prevented Mad Dads from stacking Burrow with the overall 1.01, Ja’Marr Chase. All part of the fun, but that must’ve hurt. Speaking of hurt, Jalen Hurts wasn’t a bad consolation prize two spots later. Jordan Love QB14 – Nothing wrong with the value here, just don’t like the idea of clogging up the roster with three good signal-callers in a league without trades. I do like the addition of Kareem Hunt two rounds later. Cedric Tillman WR49 – Tillman’s current ADP is 165.1 as WR67. Nice late-round target, but not in Round 9. Top Contenders Team 1 – Aside from the Burrow snipe, Mad Dads compiled a nice roster, with plenty of late-round values. RB depth is light, but he did a good job attacking depth in Rounds 11-14. Team 4- I love this team’s start, with two quality backs and three solid wideouts right out of the gate. Pirate Munkees punted tight end and still managed to land two decent options. He was also the last team to target QB, but still got a quality tandem in Drake Maye and C.J. Stroud Team 8 – Any FFWC veteran knows Respected Money is going to be a force. Even with Mike Evans over Terry McLaurin, this team’s first dozen picks were solid. Additionally, we know this team will be well managed all year long, making them a force to e reckoned with. Team 10 – Los Lobos picked Godwin a little early, but made up for it with excellent value recognition. They have quality depth, but can we talk about Kyle Pitts SZN yet? Team 12 – Always Smooth is a formidable opponent. This draft shows that. He got Christian McCaffrey in Round 2, then was able to handcuff him with Isaac Guerendo in Round 12. He
Dynasty Rankings: WR to Fade in 2025
Dynasty Rankings: WR to Fade in 2025 With NFL free agency fading from focus, fantasy football enthusiasts are now fixated on the upcoming NFL Draft in April. Dynasty League trades are buzzing at the Fantasy Football World Championships (FFWC) as
Dynasty Rankings: WR to Fade in 2025
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The 2025 Playoff Draft World Championship
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Maui Madness Playoff Pick’Em Contest
FullTime Fantasy’s Playoff Fantasy Football Contests Play 1 or play all 3! YOU decide! Emil Kadlec Memorial Playoff Pick ‘Em — A FREE Single-Entry Contest. Maui Madness Playoff Pick’Em — ($25 or a 5-pack for $100) Playoff Draft World Championship $229 with NEW and improved league prizes! Maui Madness will still accepting entries until Conference Championship Weekend. The contest determines the winner by using your highest two weekly scores. While most fantasy football leagues have already concluded, that does not mean the fun is over. In fact, the best is yet to come for one skilled fantasy player! That person who can build the best fantasy lineup for the playoffs will win the grand prize of A Trip for Four to Maui! The Grand Prize includes: Resort Accommodations for 6 nights in Maui’s Five-Star Kaanapali Alii Resort (2BR-2BA) Airfare for Four anywhere in the continental U.S. (up to $1000 for each person roundtrip airfare* Grand Prize package worth an estimated $10,000! *certain date restrictions may apply 1 ENTRY = $25 5-PACK = $100 (that’s a $25 savings!) Truly an amazing chance to have an unforgettable family or friends vacation simply for being the best of the best-ball drafters, but plenty of football fanatics will walk away from the FFWC Maui Madness with other prizes. 2nd Place – Circa LV Fantasy Championship entry (valued at $349) 3rd Place- $150 in FFWC game credits 4th Place- $100 in FFWC game credits 5th-10th Places- $50 in FFWC game credits 11th-20th Places- $25 in FFWC game credits Here’s how it works: It’s a simple NFL pick ’em contest with no salary cap that runs during the NFL playoffs. Create an 8-man lineup of players whose teams are still alive in the NFL postseason (1 QB, 1 RB, 1 WR, 1 TE, 2 FLEX (RB,WR,TE), 1 team kicker, and 1 defense/special team. No more than THREE skill-position players (QB,RB,WR,TE) can come from the same NFL team. This is a best-ball format. Your team stays the same, with no waivers or roster moves. There are FOUR scoring rounds, including the Wild Card, Division, Conference Championships, and Super Bowl. The teams available are: AFC – Kansas City, Buffalo, Baltimore, Houston, Los Angeles Chargers, Pittsburgh, Denver NFC – Detroit, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, Los Angeles Rams, Minnesota, Washington, Green Bay Each week, your team accumulates points based on how many of your players are still in lineups from all four rounds. However, only your Two highest-scoring weekly lineups count towards the final and the winner goes to Maui. This means you can enter new teams up until the Conference Championship, which adds to the overall strategy and fun of Maui Madness! Maximum entries: 5,000 Maximum entries per player: 150 Full Scoring can be found here. There would be no better way to wrap up the 2024 fantasy football season than proving that you’re truly the best of the best and winning a life-changing trip to Maui. And all you’ve got to do is show your skills by drafting the highest-scoring lineup and watch your scores accumulate throughout the NFL playoffs. And don’t forget the sunscreen… Enter Maui Madness 5 pack details — Please note: If you buy a 5 pack, the tickets will be delivered to your account page after ordering. There may be a slight delay to give us time to load them for you. Once loaded, click on your ticket and it will take you to the lobby where you will enter the Maui Contest ($25). You’ll owe zero during checkout as the tickets act like 100% off coupons. Recent Maui Madness winner Brad Barenie shares some photos of his amazing trip! If you’ve purchased a 5-pack, you can access your tickets from your Player Dashboard. To redeem simply click on an individual ticket. It will work like a free coupon. This will take you back to the lobby where you can select the Maui Madness contest. and you’ll owe zero during checkout. If you’ve already entered, you can access and edit your teams by visiting your My Teams page or from the direct contest page. Good luck! FullTime Fantasy’s Playoff Fantasy Football Contests Play 1 or play all 3! YOU decide! Emil Kadlec Memorial Playoff Pick ‘Em — A FREE Single-Entry Contest. Maui Madness Playoff Pick’Em — ($25 or a 5-pack for $100) Playoff Draft World Championship $229 with NEW and improved league prizes!
Circa Survivor Report: Week 18
Circa Survivor Report: Week 18 2024 CIRCA SURVIVOR CONTEST CROWNS EIGHT CHAMPIONS 18 entrants entered the final week of the 2024 NFL regular season to make one final winning selection in search of a share of Circa’s $14 million Survivor contest. Our Circa Survivor Report: Week 18 has all the details to conclude a wild 2024 campaign. The contest requires one winning pick every week (plus two additional Thanksgiving and Christmas ‘stand-alone’ weeks) with no point spreads. The main challenge in the high-stakes competition is that no team can be selected more than once during the season. After the Falcons and Packers both suffered losses, the field of 18 was left with only eight teams owning a perfect 20-0! When Arizona finished off the 49ers in the late window it left C3 Picks, Dream Stakes, Meatball Brothers, Pumbapack 9, TY1823, Whateverallwant, Whiskey Business, and Vodka Johnny each receiving $1,783,250 of the $14,266,000 total prize pool. Cardinals win which means we have 8 Circa Survivor Champions! Your 2024-2025 Circa Survivor Champions are as follows: C3 Picks, DREAM STAKES, MEATBALL BROTHERS, PUMBAPACK 9, TY1823, WHATEVERYALLWANT, Whiskey Business, and VODKA JOHNNY. Congratulations to everyone involved with… pic.twitter.com/gNJdyqvrjP — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) January 6, 2025 The slate, which started on Saturday, saw favorites go 12-4 Straight-up (SU). However, two of those upsets in an unpredictable Week 18 dashed the hopes of 10 contestants. Eight entrants selected the Falcons (8-point home favorites) to beat the 4-12 Panthers. Historic performance by 9️⃣@awscloud | #KeepPounding pic.twitter.com/7psY6whPhC — Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) January 6, 2025 However, Bryce Young enjoyed a career game, throwing for three touchdowns and rushing two scores, en route to leading Carolina to a 44-38 overtime win. In Week 18, underdogs posted a slim 8-7-1 Against The Spread (ATS) mark advantage. Among those ATS cashes was a SU upset victory that “grated” the aspirations of any life-changing win. Two other entries felt supremely confident selecting an 11-win Packers squad (10.5-point home favorites) would sail past the lowly 4-12 Bears. Grate win 🧀 pic.twitter.com/haqwBAAOmA — Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) January 5, 2025 However, Chicago pulled off the shocking upset, beating Green Bay 24-22. From a full betting perspective, 2024 regular season NFL favorites finished with a sizable 192-75 SU (71.9%) (5 Pick’ems) and 140-120-7 ATS (53.8%) edge. Home teams held a slim 141-126 SU (52.8%) advantage (five international games) while road teams finished with the coveted 133-127-7 ATS (51.8%) edge. The Circa Survivor contest is a grueling contest that forces entrants to pick one winner every week, with no spread with one pivotal caveat. Entrants CAN NOT use the same team more than once during the season. Circa Hotel and Resort in Las Vegas is the proud home of FullTime Fantasy‘s renowned Fantasy Football World Championship! FullTime Fantasy’s Playoff Fantasy Football Contests Play 1 or play all 3! YOU decide! Maui Madness Playoff Pick’Em — ($25 or a 5 pack for $100) Playoff Draft World Championship $229 with NEW and improved league prizing! Maui Madness is still accepting entries until Conference Championship Weekend. The contest determines the winner by using your highest two weekly scores. While most fantasy football leagues have already concluded, that does not mean the fun is over. In fact, the best is yet to come for one skilled fantasy player! That person who can build the best fantasy lineup for the playoffs will win the grand prize of A Trip for Four to Maui! The Grand Prize includes: • Resort Accommodations for 6 nights in Maui’s Five-Star Kaanapali Alii Resort (2BR-2BA) • Airfare for Four anywhere in the continental U.S. (up to $1000 for each person roundtrip airfare* • Grand Prize package worth an estimated $10,000! *certain date restrictions may apply 1 ENTRY = $25 5-PACK = $100 (that’s a $25 savings!) Find full scoring here.
Circa Survivor Report: Week 17
Circa Survivor Report: Week 17 CIRCA SURVIVOR WEEK 17: DOUBLE WEEK KO’s 60% OF FIELD Week 17 of Circa’s $14 million Survivor contest, which was broken down to 17A & 17B, proved too difficult to navigate, ending the hopes of 60% of the remaining field. The Christmas Day double-header and the Thursday night game, which were their own week (17A), eliminated 11 entries after the Bears, Steelers, and Texans all suffered losses. Heading into the weekend, 34 contestants remained alive for Week 17B. The slate, which started on Saturday, saw favorites go 13-1 Straight-up (SU). However, that “one” had a major impact on the contest. 16 entrants were confident that Indianapolis would beat a struggling two-win Giants squad with their AFC playoff hopes on the line. The ONLY underdog of 6 pts or more to win outright in December was the Drew Lock-led New York Giants against the Colts 🔥 pic.twitter.com/AYhH8kcy4r — br_betting (@br_betting) December 30, 2024 However, their hopes of surviving to the final week of this season were dashed when Drew Lock upset the Colts, 45-33. For the first time since Week 12, the most chosen selection came up short. That knocked out 47.1% of the remaining pool. The Colts go down against the Giants eliminating 16 entries and setting the overall entries at 18. This is the first time since Week 12 in this Circa Survivor contest that the number 1 selected team has taken a loss. If you made it this far and got eliminated on the Colts,… pic.twitter.com/il0D9Rz4dG — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) December 29, 2024 In Week 17, favorites also posted a very lucrative 11-3 Against The Spread (ATS) mark (with two pick’em games). After seeing 27 entrants eliminated over the split week, only 18 of the starting 14,266 entries remain alive! The Circa Survivor contest is a grueling contest that forces entrants to pick one winner every week, with no spread with one pivotal caveat. Entrants CAN NOT use the same team more than once during the season. With the 2024 NFL season down to the last week of gridiron action, pursuing the biggest $14,266,000 prize only requires one more winning selection. Contestants (who still have them available) will heavily lean on Baltimore (-18) vs. Cleveland, Tampa Bay (-13) vs. New Orleans, Denver (-10) vs. Kansas City, and Green Bay (-9) vs. Green Bay. From a full betting perspective, favorites hold a sizable 180-71 SU (71.7%) (5 Pick’ems) and 133-112-6 ATS (54.3%) edge. Home teams hold a slim 132-119 SU (52.6%) advantage (five international games) while road teams hold the coveted 127-118-6 ATS (51.8%) edge. Circa Hotel and Resort in Las Vegas is the proud home of FullTime Fantasy‘s renowned Fantasy Football World Championship! ENTER OUR WEEK 18 DRAFT CONTEST! How it Works: Firstly, draft your team using our On-Demand Simulator. Next, try to stack the team with players you think will do well this week. Finally, the highest Week 18 Score wins. (PLUS: You get to see the Thursday Night game and then draft!) Here’s our Week 18 Player Rankings to help. Firstly, it’s a best-ball contest, so no need to submit a lineup. We’ll optimize the best one. Secondly, you just sit back and watch your team climb the leaderboard. Weekly Prizes and a Grand Prize at the end of the season! Finally, the Grand Prize Winner (highest individual week of the season) gets to choose from the amazing prizes below. If you don’t know just how amazing the Panini Flawless Football briefcase is, make sure and watch the video starting at the 8-minute mark! Trading cards are back! MEMBER PERK! Fulltime Members get 5 Free On-Demand Drafts each month in our contest! DRAFT YOUR WEEK 18 TEAM and enter your REDEMPTION CODE you received by email.