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$355,000 - and 30 Envelopes Left

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, September 17, 2026 — The estimated jackpot has climbed to $355,000 — and this Sunday, someone takes home an estimated $13,500 weekly prize no matter what card their envelope hides.

Twenty-two Sunday draws into the eighth edition of Catch the Ace, just 30 envelopes remain in play — and every week the Ace stays hidden, the odds of finding it get a little better.

The lottery is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. More than $469,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone — pushing the all-time total past $8.1 million.

And mark your calendar: on Sunday, October 4, Catch the Ace celebrates its 300th draw!

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Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from the 30 still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, September 19 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, September 20 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

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The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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$335,000 - and the Ace in 1 of 31

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, September 10, 2026 — The Ace of Spades is hiding in one of just 31 envelopes — and the pot waiting for whoever finds it has climbed to an estimated $335,000.

Twenty-one Sunday draws into the eighth edition of Catch the Ace, the odds keep tightening and the prizes keep growing. This Sunday, someone takes home an estimated $13,500 weekly prize — the biggest weekly prize of the round so far — no matter what card their envelope hides.

The lottery is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. More than $421,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

Buy Tickets


Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from the 31 still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, September 12 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, September 13 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

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The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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$315,000 - and 32 Envelopes Left

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, September 3, 2026 — Last week, they were two milestones on the horizon. This week, they’re in the rearview mirror. The estimated jackpot has topped $300,000 — now sitting at an estimated $315,000 — and the game’s all-time total for local charities has officially passed $8 million.

Twenty Sunday draws into the eighth edition of Catch the Ace, the Kin Club of Russell’s volunteers keep watching the pot climb — and this Sunday, someone takes home an estimated $13,000 weekly prize no matter what card their envelope hides.

The lottery is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. More than $393,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

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Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

“Passing $8 million for our communities is the number we’re proudest of,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “The jackpot gets the headlines, but that $8 million is hospitals, food banks and youth programs right here at home.”

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from the 32 still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, September 5 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, September 6 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

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The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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Two Big Milestones, One Little Envelope

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, August 27, 2026 — Two milestones are about to intersect in Russell. The estimated jackpot has climbed to $295,000 — knocking on the $300,000 door — and the game’s all-time total for local charities is closing in on $8 million. One little envelope on Sunday could tip both.

Nineteen Sunday draws into the eighth edition of Catch the Ace, the Kin Club of Russell’s volunteers have watched the pot grow week after week — and this Sunday, someone takes home an estimated $13,000 weekly prize no matter what card their envelope hides.

The lottery is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. More than $365,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

Buy Tickets


Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the draw, and there’s the difference those sales make for charities right here in our community.”

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from the 33 still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, August 29 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, August 30 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

Buy Tickets

 

The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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The Weekly Prize Just Got Bigger

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, August 20, 2026 — Something quietly changed in Russell this month: the weekly prize grew. Eighteen Sunday draws into the eighth edition of Catch the Ace, ticket sales have pushed the estimated weekly prize to $13,000 — the biggest of the season — and this Sunday, one ticket holder will take it home no matter what card their envelope hides.

The Kin Club of Russell’s Catch the Ace is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. Across every campaign, the game has now raised more than $7.97 million for the community.

And the big one keeps building: with 34 envelopes still in play, the estimated jackpot has climbed to $276,000 — while more than $341,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

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Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the draw, and there’s the difference those sales make for charities right here in our community.”

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from those still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, August 22 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, August 23 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

Buy Tickets

 

The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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Pick Your Envelope, Pick Your Cause

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, August 13, 2026 — Here’s a detail many players of Eastern Ontario’s favourite weekly raffle don’t know: when you buy your $10 Catch the Ace ticket online, you don’t just pick an envelope number — you can pick where your money goes. Thirty-five local charities are on the list, from CHEO and Hôpital Montfort to the Good Neighbours Food Bank and Special Olympics Ontario, and every buyer can direct their proceeds to the cause closest to their heart. Or simply leave the choice open, and the good gets shared across all of them.

The Kin Club of Russell’s Catch the Ace is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. Across every campaign, the game has now raised more than $7.95 million for the community.

Seventeen draws into the eighth edition, the Ace of Spades is still hiding. The estimated jackpot has climbed to $255,000, with an estimated weekly prize of $11,000 in this Sunday’s draw — and more than $316,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

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Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the draw, and there’s the difference those sales make for charities right here in our community.”

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from those still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, August 15 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, August 16 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

Buy Tickets

 

The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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Seventeen Weeks In, the Jackpot Hits $237,000

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, August 6, 2026 — Sixteen Sundays in a row now, the same scene has played out in a village just east of Ottawa: volunteers in red Kin Club shirts, a spinning drum, a single ticket drawn, and one sealed envelope opened in front of a live audience — with the Ace of Spades still nowhere to be found. So the eighth edition of Catch the Ace rolls on, the jackpot keeps climbing, and one Sunday soon, somebody’s $10 ticket is going to tell a very big story.

The Kin Club of Russell’s Catch the Ace is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. Across every campaign, the game has now raised more than $7.9 million for the community.

Seventeen weeks in, the estimated jackpot has climbed to $237,000, with an estimated weekly prize of $11,000 in this Sunday’s draw — and more than $293,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

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Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the draw, and there’s the difference those sales make for charities right here in our community.”

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from those still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, August 8 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, August 9 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

Buy Tickets

 

The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

Lottery Licence RAF1460560

If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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A Small Club, a Big Heart, and a $220,000 Jackpot

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, July 30, 2026 — In a village of a few thousand people just east of Ottawa, a deck of 52 sealed envelopes has quietly become one of Eastern Ontario’s most generous ideas. Every Sunday, volunteers in red Kin Club shirts gather, draw a single ticket, and open one envelope — hoping the Ace of Spades is inside. It usually isn’t. And that is exactly what keeps the story going — every week, the odds of that Ace being found get better, and chance of winning the weekly prize AND the huge jackpot get ever-closer.

The Kin Club of Russell’s Catch the Ace is run entirely by volunteers, and the vast majority of every dollar raised stays close to home — supporting hospitals, food banks, youth programs, mental-health initiatives and dozens of other local causes across Prescott-Russell and the Ottawa region. Across every campaign, the game has now raised more than $7.9 million for the community.

This is the eighth edition of the game, and sixteen weeks in it is following the same happy pattern as the ones before it. The estimated jackpot has climbed to $220,000, with an estimated weekly prize of $11,000 in this Sunday’s draw — and more than $271,000 has already been raised for local charities this round alone.

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Why It Works

The quiet magic of Catch the Ace is that everyone wins something. Half of every ticket goes straight to local charities; the rest builds the weekly prize and the ever-growing jackpot. So whether or not your envelope hides the Ace, your $10 is already doing good somewhere close to home.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the draw, and there’s the difference those sales make for charities right here in our community.”

The Kin Club of Russell has been supporting Eastern Ontario causes for decades — from CHEO and local hospitals to food banks, Special Olympics and neighbourhood projects. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from those still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s weekly prize. Your chosen envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also take home the progressive jackpot. Each week the Ace stays hidden, another envelope is retired and the odds of finding it get a little better.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday, August 1 at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, August 2 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

Buy Tickets

 

The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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Catch the Ace Jackpot Climbs to $202,000

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, July 23, 2026 — Fifteen weeks into its newest Catch the Ace, the Kin Club of Russell’s jackpot keeps climbing — and so does the difference it’s making for local charities.

The estimated jackpot has now reached $202,000, with an estimated weekly prize of $11,000 up for grabs in this Sunday’s draw. In just fifteen weeks, the newest lottery has already raised more than $250,000 for charities — part of the more than $7,880,000 the Catch the Ace program has generated for the community across every campaign.

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Momentum Keeps Building

Week after week the jackpot grows, new players join in, and the community rallies behind dozens of local causes. Fifteen weeks in, the newest Catch the Ace is following the same path that made past campaigns so memorable.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the lottery itself, and there’s the difference those ticket sales make for charities throughout our community.”

The Kin Club of Russell’s Catch the Ace supports hospitals, food banks, youth organizations, mental health initiatives and dozens of community projects throughout Eastern Ontario. See the charities supported here.


How to Play

Buy a ticket and choose an envelope number from those still in play. If your ticket is drawn, you win that week’s estimated prize. Your envelope is then opened — and if it holds the Ace of Spades, you also win the progressive jackpot. Every week the Ace isn’t found, another envelope is retired and the chances of catching it improve.

Tickets: $10 each, online at russellkincta.ca or at retail locations (Ontario only)
Online ticket deadline: Saturday at 10:00 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, July 26 at 3:15 PM ET

Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here

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The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600

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From One Extraordinary Lottery to the Next: Catch the Ace Passes Major Milestones

After 51 unforgettable weeks, Catch the Ace 7 ended in celebration. Today, a new lottery is already writing the next chapter.

RUSSELL, ONTARIO, July 16, 2026 — Fourteen weeks into its newest Catch the Ace lottery, the Kin Club of Russell is celebrating milestones that few charitable gaming programs ever achieve.

As of last Sunday’s draw, the organization’s Catch the Ace program has now generated more than $18 million in ticket sales, awarded over $9 million in prizes, and raised more than $7,845,000 for charities since the lottery first began.

Meanwhile, the newest lottery continues to build momentum with an estimated jackpot of $185,000, an estimated weekly prize of $10,000, and more than $225,000 already raised for charities during its first fourteen weeks.

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Building on an Extraordinary Legacy

For many supporters, the memories of Catch the Ace 7 are still fresh. After an unforgettable 51-week journey that captivated players across Ontario, the previous lottery concluded with a life-changing jackpot winner and millions of dollars raised for charities.

That remarkable finish wasn’t simply the end of one lottery, it became the foundation for the next one.

Today, the Kin Club of Russell’s Catch the Ace program continues to support hospitals, food banks, youth organizations, mental health initiatives and dozens of community projects throughout Eastern Ontario.

“Every ticket purchased tells two stories,” said Catch the Ace Chair Doug Anthony. “There’s the excitement of the lottery itself, and there’s the difference those ticket sales make for charities throughout our community.”

See the charities supported here.


Momentum Is Building Again

Supporters who followed the previous lottery know how quickly a Catch the Ace campaign can gather momentum. Week after week, jackpots grow. Communities rally behind local charities. New players join the excitement.

The current lottery appears to be following that same path.

Just fourteen weeks into the new campaign, the estimated jackpot has already reached $185,000, while this week’s estimated weekly prize has climbed to $10,000.

If history has taught supporters anything, it’s that today’s numbers often become tomorrow’s milestones.

The next great Catch the Ace story is well underway.


How to Play

Players purchase tickets and choose an envelope number. If their ticket is drawn, they win that week’s estimated prize. If the selected envelope contains the Ace of Spades, they also win the progressive jackpot.

Ticket deadline: Saturday at 11:59 PM ET
Live draw: Sunday, June 21 at 3:15 PM ET
New lottery website: russellkincta.ca

Buy your tickets before Saturday at 11:59 PM ET 
Watch the draw live Sunday at 3:15 PM ET on Facebook — Watch here


Every Week Changes the Story

Every draw changes something.  Another winner celebrates.  Another chapter is written.

Fourteen weeks into the newest Catch the Ace, that story continues to grow — and no one yet knows how it will end.

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The jackpot and weekly prize amounts are estimates from the Kin Club of Russell, based on the best information available at the time of publication.

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If you are looking for HelpDesk support for Catch the Ace issues, please email the Kin Club of Russell at [email protected]. They will respond promptly.

If you are looking for help to do with problem gambling, please contact ConnexOntario at 866-531-2600 

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