
The Kansas City Royals announced Monday they have named Circa Sports as an Official Sports Betting Partner.
The partnership will officially debut at Royals Rally Casino Night at Kauffman Stadium on Friday, Jan. 30.
Circa Sports will give away 10 prize packages that include a two-night midweek stay at Circa Resort & Casino in downtown Las Vegas; premium seating at its sportsbook with unlimited food and beverage offerings; a daybed at Circa’s year-round pool amphitheater Stadium Swim; and a round of cocktails at Circa’s rooftop cocktail lounge Legacy Club.
“Since launching Circa Sports in Missouri last December, we’ve grown to appreciate the local sports community – and the Kansas City Royals are at the heart of it,” said Derek Stevens, CEO of Circa Sports in a news release. “This partnership is about creating premium experiences around the game – from the ballpark to the sportsbook – and giving Royals fans access, energy and a level of engagement that feels authentic to how they follow baseball.”

Circa Sports will also be integrated into select Royals fan experiences, VIP hospitality moments, signage and future promotions.
“We all know the passion Royals fans have for their team, and this partnership with Circa Sports offers more ways for them to connect with the game they love. From special events at Kauffman Stadium to unique experiences beyond the ballpark, we’re excited to work with Circa to bring new ways for fans to connect with the Royals," said Cullen Maxey, President of Business Operations for the Kansas City Royals.
Currently, Circa Sports offers legalized sports wagering in six states: Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, and Nevada.
Missouri debuted sports betting on Dec. 1, 2025.
The Royals will open their 2026 campaign on the road at Truist Park against the Atlanta Braves on Thursday, March 26 to start a three-game stint, marking the earliest Opening Day in franchise history.
They will play their home opener at Kauffman Stadium on Monday, March 30 versus the Minnesota Twins. Following an off day on Tuesday, March 31, the Royals will continue their three-game series vs. the Twins before beginning a three-game series vs. the Milwaukee Brewers to wrap up a six-game homestand.
Last season, the Royals finished two games above .500 with an 82-80 record (.506) to finish in third place in the American League Central Division.
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