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CNIB Catch the Ace Enters Cycle 10 with New Weekly Autoplay Enrolment

CNIB’s popular Catch the Ace raffle lottery is back for its tenth cycle with an even easier way to play! 

CNIB Catch the Ace is a multiple-draw raffle lottery where every ticket you buy gives you a chance to win a weekly cash prize and a growing progressive jackpot.

Antonio, a Catch the Ace jackpot winner, smiles and holds a giant signed cheque.

Since launching in 2020, Catch the Ace has awarded more than $4.6 million in prize money to weekly and progressive jackpot winners across Ontario, with the cycle nine final jackpot reaching a whopping $328,825!

Every ticket sold supports CNIB’s mission to deliver innovative programs and powerful advocacy that empower people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision to live the lives they choose, with proceeds funding programs like CNIB Lake Joe, CNIB Guide Dogs, CNIB Next Generation, and more. 

NEW for Cycle 10: Catch the Ace Weekly Autoplay 

The new Catch the Ace weekly autoplay feature makes it easier than ever to stay in the game! Opt-in at checkout and your tickets will be automatically purchased and entered into every weekly draw until the Ace of Spades is found.

Sign up once and enjoy peace of mind all cycle long, knowing your tickets are taken care of, every week. Enrol in weekly autoplay and never miss a chance to win!

Tickets for CNIB Catch the Ace are available online at cnibcatchtheace.ca or in person at select Walmart lottery kiosks across Ontario.

Buy Tickets Now

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