Circa betting splits today
Circa betting splits put Circa Sports' posted moneyline beside the best price among the regulated US books we track, with the share of bets and the share of money on each side. Circa is a Las Vegas sportsbook known for taking larger wagers, so its money share is a different read from the big national apps.
NFL: Circa moneyline vs the market
College Football: Circa moneyline vs the market
MLB: Circa moneyline vs the market
How to read Circa betting splits
Two numbers matter on every row: the share of bets (tickets) and the share of money (handle) on each side. When the money share runs well ahead of the ticket share, the average wager on that side is larger in Circa's sample. That is a reason to look closer, not a reason to bet, and it does not identify who placed the bets.
Circa vs DraftKings: two different crowds
DraftKings publishes figures for a huge national app audience. Circa's figures come from one Las Vegas book with a smaller, different customer base. When the two lean opposite ways on the same game, that gap is worth knowing. See DraftKings betting splits for DraftKings' own figures, and every sport's market splits on the betting splits hub.
Circa's line vs the best price
Circa prices for its own book. The Best ML column names the regulated US book we track with the strongest current price, so you can compare Circa's number with one you can actually bet where you are. Our free line-shopping tool runs the comparison across every market.
Are these Circa's own numbers?
Each section says where its percentages come from. When Circa's own figures are fresh, they are Circa's published bets and money percentages with the time they were read. When they are not, the section shows market-wide splits and says so. No sportsbook publishes its house liability.
Where this data comes from, and its limits
Splits: Circa's own figures are not fresh right now, so the bets% and money% shown are MARKET-WIDE public betting percentages from our splits provider; they describe the whole market, not Circa's customers. Prices: the best line comes from a multi-book odds feed of the regulated US books we track; Circa's own line shows when Circa publishes it with its splits. Confirm the current number before betting.
Circa betting splits: frequently asked questions
What are Circa betting splits?
Betting splits show the share of bets (tickets) and the share of money (handle) on each side of a game. This page shows them beside Circa's posted moneyline and the best price we track, and each section says whose percentages they are.
Why does a game say no Circa numbers?
Circa has not posted a real bets and money figure for that game yet, or the figure we read is older than our freshness limit. We never fill in a number Circa did not publish.
How often do these splits update?
The board refreshes through the day. Splits and prices are as of load time and can move within minutes, so confirm the current price before betting.
21+. For entertainment and educational purposes, not financial advice. Circa's own figures are not fresh right now: market-wide splits shown, never Circa's internal figures. If gambling stops being fun, take a break. 1-800-GAMBLER.