Next Lotto Begins February 21!
See the pot grow below. This shows the amount that will go to the winner(s).
It’s the Biggest Pot Yet!
Lotto #4 is underway with a pot of $1,045.
If you missed this one, don’t fret. You can can sign up for the next lotto on its own or sign up for the remaining 3 lottos. Three sets of numbers for the 3 lottos is only $60!! You can pick your numbers by clicking the button to Play Now. Instructions and details are below or contact Charlene at charlene@thecopelands.com.
Are you a new player or changing your numbers?
- Complete the form by clicking Play Now below
- E-transfer your fee to Mike at tsa@nb.aibn.com
- $10 for 1 set of numbers for per lotto – add the comment “Lotto” to your e-transfer
- $20 for 3 sets of numbers for 1per lotto – add the comment “Lotto” to your e-transfer
- Do you want to pay once for the rest of the year? There are 3 lottos left so e-transfer either $30 (1 set of numbers) or $60 (3 sets of numbers) to Mike. Pay once and forget about it!
Are you a returning player and keeping your numbers?
Simply e-transfer your fee to Mike at tsa@nb.aibn.com with the comment “LET IT RIDE”.
TSA Lotto 10/49 is open to residents of New Brunswick only.
Lotto Dates for 2025/2026
The deadline to enter is 11 PM on the Friday before the draw.
| Lotto # | Start Date | End Date | Jackpot | Winner(s) |
| 1 | Sat Oct. 4 2025 | Fri Nov. 7 2025 | $730 | JANE A |
| 2 | Sat Nov. 8 2025 | Fri Dec. 12 2025 | $980 | JANICE, LUC CORMIER, MIKE MARTIN |
| 3 | Sat Dec. 13 2025 | Fri Jan. 16 2026 | $1,015 | DEBBIE & MARY |
| 4 | Sat Jan. 17 2026 | Fri Feb. 20 2026 | $1,045 | |
| 5 | Sat Feb. 21 2026 | Fri Mar. 27 2026 | ||
| 6 | Sat Mar. 28 2026 | Fri May 1 2026 | ||
| 7 | Sat May 2 2026 | Fri Jun. 6 2026 |
Rules, Licensing, Contacts
TSA will run Lotto 10/49 every 5 weeks starting October 4, 2025
Participants must live within New Brunswick to play.
Entries can be purchased online using the form.
50% of the purchase will be added to the payout pot while 50% will be retained by Thistle-St. Andrews Curling Club.
This fundraiser will help raise money to improve the lounge and our members’ experience. Specifically we will purchase more high tables and stools for watching the curling games.
Purchaser must select 10 numbers from the standard Lotto 6/49 range of numbers (1-49).
Using the lottery numbers drawn from the Canadian Lotto 6/49 biweekly draw of every Wednesday and Saturday, we will remove all drawn numbers from the purchased tickets. This includes the bonus number. (7 numbers total)
The person or persons who have all their numbers eliminated first will win the designated pot.
All tickets will be sold in New Brunswick.
If no one has matched 10 numbers by the end date, then the participant(s) with the most matching numbers will be declared the winner.
Results of the Lotto 10/49 will be posted on our website.
Any questions or comments please contact Charlene Copeland: charlene@thecopelands.com
NOTE: for audit and tracking purposes we will only accept payment by e-transfer to tsa@nb.aibn.com.
Entry Fee:
1 entry for $10
3 entries for $20
NOTE: if you do not want your name posted on the results page please provide a nickname to be used.
Contact:
Charlene 506-642-7527 or charlene@thecopelands.com – administrator
Mike 506-634-7656 or tsa@nb.aibn.com – payment & receipt of entries
Biggest Loser Consolation Prize
To prove it’s not just about winning, we offer a prize for the biggest loser! The person with the LEAST number of matches when the lotto ends will get an extra entry in the next lotto when they purchase 3 entries for $20.
They will get 4 entries for just $20!!
If there is a tie then the tie breaker will be the first person to hit the bottom. For example in lotto #4 we had Leblanc #2, Hawco #1 & Thompson #3 tied for last with 4 matches each. None of them hit the bottom until Nov. 15 at which time Martha was in sole possession of last place. That would be the tie-breaker and Martha would get 4 entries for $20 in Lotto 5.
If there is still a tie, the next tie-breaker will be who spent the most weeks at the bottom.
So it’s not so bad to be last!