15 New Chase the Ace Lotteries, Incl. NB's First Online Game

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By Avery Chase Ellis · Last verified November 5, 2026 · Checked at the source

We added 15 lotteries to Play the Ace this week, from a province-wide online game in New Brunswick to Legion branch draws in Manitoba, Quebec and the Northwest Territories. Every one of them was read at the organiser's own website, ticketing page or Facebook page before it went on the site. Two caveats before the list: smaller games often don't publish a jackpot in text (we show "—" until they do), and one of the 15, the Knights of Columbus game in New Waterford, was won three days after we added it.

With these additions we track 162 lotteries, 133 of them live, as of November 4.

The headline: Rotary New Brunswick goes online

Rotary New Brunswick Chase the Ace is the first Chase the Ace in New Brunswick sold and drawn online. It was started by the Sunrise Rotary Club of Fredericton, with 11 other Rotary clubs taking part, and it's operated by TLF Fundraising Solutions, a New Brunswick company that runs online charity lotteries.

Ticket sales open	Thursday, November 5 at 12:00 noon Atlantic time, at the official site
First draw	Wednesday, November 11 at 7:50 p.m., then every Wednesday, broadcast on the Rotary Bingo Woodstock NB Facebook page
Tickets	from $5, with lower prices for multiples. You pick the local Rotary club you want to support, then choose an envelope.
Jackpot	the Ace of Spades progressive jackpot starts at a minimum of $5,000 and grows until the Ace is revealed
Age	19+, per the official site
Results	every ticket buyer is emailed the winning number; winners get a claim code by email

What changes when the game is online? You don't need to be at a hall or watching a stream for your ticket to count, and the draw is done by a dedicated computer rather than from a drum. What doesn't change: it's a New Brunswick licence, so expect the usual requirement to be in the province when you buy, and the same two-part odds as any Chase the Ace (more on that below). See our Rotary New Brunswick listing.

New Brunswick (4 more)

Lottery	Where	Jackpot (date read)	Draws
Millville Legion Branch 59	Millville	$199.50 (Nov 4) · 51 cards, 4 Aces left	Fridays 8 p.m.; next Nov 6
Dalhousie Legion Branch 17	Dalhousie	est. $23,000 for Oct 31	Saturdays 8 p.m.; next Nov 7
STM Chase the Ace (St. Malachy's athletics, with RCL Branch 69)	Saint John	—	Fridays 7:30 p.m.
Chasse à l'as de cœur, Notre-Dame des Érables	Notre-Dame-des-Érables	—	Fridays, church basement

Millville's game started October 30 and uses a four-Ace format: each Ace pays a set prize, with the jackpot going to the last one. The STM game raises money for a high-school athletics program but is run for adult players: sales are by e-transfer and close Thursday at midnight. With these five, our New Brunswick page lists 17 live games as of November 4.

Nova Scotia (3)

Lottery	Where	Jackpot (date read)	Draws
Maple Hill Manor & KofC Council #3209	New Waterford	est. over $120,000 before the Nov 1 draw · won Nov 1	Ended
Nova Scotia Railmen Softball	The Buffalo Club, Pictou County	starts at $5,000 plus 30% of weekly sales	Tuesdays 8 p.m.
Spryfield Legion Branch 152	Halifax (Spryfield)	—	Fridays

New Waterford's round ended after 50 weeks; our story on that has what the Knights have published so far. The Railmen restarted for the fall with a first draw on October 20 and $5 tickets. All Nova Scotia games are on our Nova Scotia page.

Ontario (2)

Lottery	Where	Jackpot (date read)	Draws
Norwood Legion Branch 300	Norwood	est. $31,000 for the Oct 31 draw	Saturdays; next Nov 7
Corunna Legion Branch 447	Corunna	—	Wednesdays 8 p.m.

Norwood's listing was a placeholder until its own Facebook page posted a dated result: the October 31 draw paid a $1,305 weekly prize. In Ontario these games are licensed locally under AGCO rules; both are on our Ontario Catch the Ace page.

Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Quebec, PEI and the NWT (5)

Lottery	Where	Jackpot (date read)	Draws
Liberty Local MMF, Series #3	Winnipeg (St. Boniface), MB	$10,194 for Nov 6 · 47 cards	Fridays 8:30 p.m., Nicolett Inn
ICSI Chase the Ace (CILX 92FM)	Île-à-la-Crosse, SK	—	Draw #4 Tue Nov 10, 4 p.m.
Chasse l'as de pique, Legion filiale 11	Lacolle, QC	— · week 22 on Nov 6	Fridays
Capture the Queen of Hearts	Fort Augustus, PE	$725 (Nov 4)	Fridays; next Nov 6
Inuvik Legion McInnes Branch 220	Inuvik, NT	—	Draw 8:10 p.m. on draw nights (day to confirm)

A few notes. Liberty Local's game supports Red River Métis culture and community programs; its licence (LGCA 1787-RF-37522) is printed on every post, and tickets are $2. ICSI's game raises money for Île-à-la-Crosse's community radio station. Lacolle's is a Quebec Legion game played for the Ace of Spades, "Chasse l'as de pique" in the branch's posts. Capture the Queen is a variant where the card to find is the Queen of Hearts; its new round began October 30, and online tickets require you to be in PEI. Inuvik joins Hay River on our Northwest Territories page.

How we decide what goes on the site

A lottery is listed only when we can read a dated draw, or a next draw within three weeks, at the organiser's own website, ticketing page, or Facebook page or group. News stories and event listings tell us where to look, but they don't count as the source. Every listing shows the date we last read it, and a game drops off the live list if it goes 45 days without a dated draw. The full rules are on our How it works page.

On odds, the same two halves apply to every game above, online or in a hall. First, your ticket has to be drawn, and that depends on how many tickets are sold that week. Then the envelope you picked has to hold the winning card, and that depends on how many cards are left. A new game with 51 or 52 cards is a long way from its Ace; the jackpot grows because most weeks it isn't found. Prize splits also vary by licence, so check each game's rules for how the weekly prize and jackpot are calculated.

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Licensing and playing responsibly

Each of these is a licensed charitable lottery, regulated by its province or territory: the Gaming Control Branch of Justice and Public Safety in New Brunswick, the Alcohol, Gaming, Fuel and Tobacco Division in Nova Scotia, the AGCO with municipal licensing in Ontario, the LGCA in Manitoba, SLGA in Saskatchewan, the RACJ in Quebec, and the Department of Municipal and Community Affairs in the Northwest Territories. Each licence sets its own prize structure and eligibility rules. You generally need to be physically in the province or territory to buy a ticket, and to meet the minimum age in the lottery's own rules (18+ or 19+; Rotary New Brunswick is 19+).

Treat a ticket as a donation with a chance attached, set a budget before you buy, and don't raise it because a pot is growing. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential help is available: New Brunswick Gambling Information Line 1-800-461-1234 · Nova Scotia Gambling Support Line 1-888-347-8888 · ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600 · Manitoba Gambling Helpline 1-800-463-1554 · Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline 1-800-306-6789 · Jeu : aide et référence (Quebec) 1-800-461-0140 · PEI Gambling Support Line 1-855-255-4255 · Northwest Territories: call 811 and press 1, or 1-844-259-1793. 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.