Circa Survivor Football Contest Nears End as Entries Dwindle
The Circa Survivor professional football contest by Circa Sports is heating up as the number of entries has dropped to under 500. With intense matchups and unexpected upsets, the competition is fierce as participants battle it out for a chance to win a share of the impressive prize pool of $14,226,000.
In a surprising turn of events, the most-picked team in Circa Survivor managed to secure a victory this week, marking the first time this season that the favorite came out on top. However, despite the win, a significant portion of the field was eliminated due to New York’s loss to Denver.
The game between New York and Denver proved to be a nail-biter, with Denver’s defense putting up a strong performance to stifle the New York offense. Although New York held the lead for most of the game, Denver managed to stage a comeback and secure a narrow 10-9 victory, knocking out 110 entries or 17.1% of the field.
Other teams that suffered losses included Arizona, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Buffalo, resulting in a total of 162 entries being eliminated by the end of the week. This brought the remaining number of participants down to 480, all vying for a shot at the coveted prize money.
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