Seal Cove Recreation Committee Chase the Ace

October 09, 2026•2 min read
Newfoundland and LabradorAce caught

By Avery Chase Ellis · Last verified Oct 19, 2026 · Checked at the source

$519
Final jackpot
As published Oct 19, 2026
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Weekly prize
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Week
0 of 52
Cards left
Mondays
Draws
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Next draw
Oct 19, 2026
Last checked

Seal Cove Recreation Committee Chase the Ace is a licensed Chase the Ace charity lottery in Seal Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, raising money for Seal Cove Recreation Committee (draws at Seal Cove Community Centre). Here's the current jackpot, how many cards are left and when the draws happen, checked against the organiser’s own Facebook page.

The details

SupportsSeal Cove Recreation Committee (draws at Seal Cove Community Centre)
Official pageOrganiser’s Facebook page

How Chase the Ace works

1
Buy a ticket
Pick one of the numbered envelopes still in play. Each hides one card from a 52-card deck.
2
One ticket is drawn
That ticket wins the weekly prize.
3
Open the envelope
The Ace of Spades wins the progressive jackpot and ends the round. Any other card is removed and the jackpot keeps growing.

Prize splits vary by licence and are set in the official rules. Full guide: how Chase the Ace works.

Who can play

Lotteries in Newfoundland and Labrador are licensed by the provincial gaming regulator. You generally need to be physically in Newfoundland and Labrador when you buy and meet the age limit in the lottery's rules (18+ or 19+). Always confirm the jackpot and draw time on the official page before you buy.

Play for the cause, within a limit

Charity lotteries are still gambling. Set a budget before you buy and never chase a growing pot. Free, confidential help is available from your provincial problem-gambling line. More: responsible gambling resources.

More Chase the Ace

Play the Ace doesn't sell tickets or run this lottery. Figures change as tickets sell; the official page is always the final word.

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Avery Chase Ellis

Avery Chase Ellis edits Play the Ace. Every listing is checked against the lottery's official page or the organiser's own Facebook page and stamped with the date it was checked.

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