Chasse à l'As in Quebec: Every Live Jackpot, October 2026
By Avery Chase Ellis · Last verified October 26, 2026 · Checked at the source
Quebec calls it Chasse à l'As, and it plays the game at both ends of the scale. The province is home to the largest progressive card-lottery jackpot in Canada, and to a dozen community-radio, parish and foundation draws where the weekly prize is a few hundred dollars. We list 20 live Quebec games; 11 of them publish a jackpot. Here's where each stood on the morning of October 22, 2026, as shown on the organiser's own page.
Jackpots as published by each organiser. "—" means the figure isn't published. Several of these draw on Thursday afternoons, so check the official page for today's result.
The jackpots, biggest first
| Lottery | Where | Jackpot (as published) | Week / cards | Next draw (as published) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loto Dame de Cœur | Gatineau | $5,737,628 | Week 21 | Wed, Oct 28, 8 a.m. |
| Loto As de pic (Fondation evenko) | Montréal | $69,282 | Week 4 | Oct 29 |
| Chasse à l'AS de cœur FM 103,3 (5e édition) | Longueuil | $37,495 | Week 11 | Thu, Oct 29, 1 p.m. |
| Reviving Kanehsatà:ke Chase the Ace (RKR 101.7) | Kanehsatà:ke | $35,064 | 37 cards | Thu, Oct 29, 4 p.m. |
| Loto 7 de Cœur | Québec City | $36,293 | Week 6 (47 cards) | Fri, Oct 30 |
| Chasse à la Dame de cœur (Paroisse Saint-Jovite) | Mont-Tremblant | about $29,000 (organiser's estimate, Oct 21) | 46 envelopes | Tuesdays |
| LOTO+ Chasse à l'As de cœur (Fondation Hôpital Charles-LeMoyne) | Greenfield Park | $17,838 | Edition 2, week 8 | Thu, Oct 29, 12:30 p.m. |
| Chasse à l'As de cœur, Fondation de la Maison Desjardins | Rivière-du-Loup | $10,138 | Week 8 | Tue, Oct 27 |
| Loterie As de pique, CKCJ FM 97,9 | Lebel-sur-Quévillon | $5,658 | Week 13 | Thu, Oct 29, 1 p.m. |
| Chasse à l'As CHUK FM 107,3 | Mashteuiatsh | — (counter not loading) | Week 5 | Fri, Oct 30, noon |
Loto Dame de Cœur: $5.74 million and climbing
The headline is still Loto Dame de Cœur, run for the Fondation Santé Outaouais in Gatineau. On October 26 its site showed a progressive jackpot of $5,737,628 for week 21, up from $5,389,721 on October 19, with a weekly prize of $123,368 (it grows as tickets sell) and the next draw on Wednesday, October 28 at 8 a.m. This edition's target card is the Queen of Hearts rather than an Ace, and the three other Queens carry secondary prizes (a trip, a year of groceries, an electric car or their cash equivalents). Under its RACJ licence (L-05402), 20% of each week's sales go to the weekly winner and 50% to the foundation; the pot started at $100,000. The scale is unusual: the organiser's winners list shows the week 19 weekly prize alone was $235,448. Official page: lotodamedecoeur.ca.
Montréal, Longueuil and Québec City: the foundation draws
Loto As de pic is only four weeks old and already at $69,282. It's the Fondation evenko's new game, with 50% of sales going to music programs for young people in Quebec; the weekly winner also gets two concert tickets. Next draw: October 29. Licence L-05350. Official page: lotoasdepic.ca.
FM 103,3's Chasse à l'AS de cœur, now in its fifth edition, draws Thursdays at 1 p.m. live from the Longueuil community station, with a deck of 51 cards and proceeds shared with a dozen South Shore organizations. Its Cell5050 page showed $37,495 on October 26 for week 11. The station's page lists the fourth edition's final prize at $141,432.50 and the second edition's at $267,007.50. Official page: fm1033.ca.
LOTO+, the Fondation Hôpital Charles-LeMoyne's Ace of Hearts game, is in edition 2, week 8 at $17,838, with an $818 weekly pot (so far) and draws Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. Edition 1 ended with a $16,572 win. Licence L-06108. Official page: lotoplus.ca.
Loto 7 de Cœur, for the Centre de pédiatrie sociale de Québec, sits at $36,293 in week 6 with 47 cards left, an $848 weekly prize so far and a Friday, October 30 draw. Official page: loto7decoeur.ca.
Community radio and the regions
Community stations run many of Quebec's smaller games, usually drawn live on air: Reviving Kanehsatà:ke Radio (RKR 101.7), CKCJ FM 97,9 in Lebel-sur-Quévillon (for the local Knights of Columbus) and CHUK FM 107,3 in Mashteuiatsh. In Rivière-du-Loup, the Fondation de la Maison Desjardins draw funds palliative care. And in Mont-Tremblant, the Paroisse Saint-Jovite is chasing a Queen of Hearts to keep its churches open. An eleventh game with a published pot, the Chasse Royale at Le Grand Royal Wôlinak, last showed $14,044 with 11 cards left, but the casino hasn't posted a draw date, so it stays out of the table.
Nine more Quebec games are live but don't publish a jackpot, among them Centraide Haute-Côte-Nord Manicouagan in Baie-Comeau (week 21, Wednesdays 3:30 p.m.), Matapédia-et-les-Plateaux (week 15, 37 cards, next draw Friday, October 23 at 6 p.m.), CILE in Havre-Saint-Pierre, SPA des Cantons in Granby and CKAJ 92,5 in Saguenay. All are on the Quebec page.
Recently ended
Two Quebec rounds closed in mid-October. Radio Boréale / CIBO-FM in Abitibi announced its Ace of Hearts was found at the 33rd draw on October 15, for a $50,303 jackpot plus the $1,330 weekly prize. FLO 96,5 in Rimouski now shows "Le jeu est terminé" with no winner published. Both are on Recently caught.
How the Quebec games differ
The mechanics match the rest of Canada: one ticket drawn each week, one envelope opened, and two separate odds at work. The chance your ticket is drawn depends on how many tickets sold that week; the chance the envelope holds the target card, if your ticket is drawn, depends on how many envelopes are left. A big pot usually means more tickets sold, so the first half gets longer as the second gets shorter. Our How it works guide has the detail. Quebec's twist is the target card: Dame de Cœur and Saint-Jovite chase the Queen of Hearts, and several games use the Ace of Hearts (As de cœur) rather than the Ace of Spades.
For how Quebec's biggest pot compares nationally, see this week's biggest jackpots, or browse every live lottery. For the week's biggest moves by email, sign up for jackpot alerts.
Licensing and playing responsibly
Quebec card lotteries are licensed by the Régie des alcools, des courses et des jeux (RACJ); the larger games print their licence number on the site. Tickets are for players 18 and over, and online sellers generally require you to be physically in Quebec when you buy (Loto Dame de Cœur and LOTO+ both geolocate). Prize splits are set by each licence: the 20% weekly / 50% charity split above is Loto Dame de Cœur's own, and FM 103,3 and LOTO+ publish theirs (20% weekly, 30% to the pot). None of them is a rule for every game.
Treat a ticket as a donation with a chance to win, set a budget first, and don't raise it because a pot is growing. If gambling stops being fun, help is free, bilingual and confidential: Jeu : aide et référence, 1-800-461-0140, or chat at aidejeu.ca. More on our responsible gambling page.
Play the Ace is an independent tracker. We don't sell tickets or run any of these lotteries. Always confirm details with the organiser before buying.
