Everything you need to pick a smarter ticket
Scratchers Edge shows you the data the lottery doesn't advertise. Here's what you'll find inside.
See exactly what's left before you buy
Every ticket shows you how many prizes remain in each tier — updated daily from official lottery data. Know whether the jackpot is still unclaimed before you spend a dollar.
The odds printed on the back of a ticket are set at launch and never updated. Scratchers Edge shows you live odds based on what's actually left right now.
See how fast prizes are disappearing
Track every prize tier over time — see which prizes are still available and which are being won the fastest.
Click any ticket on the dashboard to open its full prize history chart.
Click any ticket to see its full prize history
Sign in to save tickets and track your picks
Build your list of favourite tickets
Bookmark any ticket and it appears in your personal watchlist. Every time you visit you'll instantly see which saved tickets still have top prizes unclaimed — and which don't.
No more checking each ticket manually. Your watchlist updates automatically so you're always up to date.
Know which tickets have the best odds right now
Smart Picks ranks every active scratch ticket using a Value Score — the total remaining prize money divided by ticket price. A higher score means more prize dollars are still up for grabs per dollar you spend.
Browse the top 10 by value, the biggest jackpots still in play, the slowest-depleting games, and the newest releases — all in one place. Stop guessing and start picking with data.
Rankings update daily across all 4 lottery regions
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Fresh prize data across OLG, BCLC, WCLC, and Loto-Québec — twelve picks, all with 100% of top prizes still unclaimed, including a $10,000,000 Élite ticket sitting clean in three regions for a second week running.
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Fresh prize data across OLG, BCLC, WCLC, and Loto-Québec — twelve picks, all with 100% of top prizes still unclaimed, including a $10,000,000 Élite ticket sitting clean in three regions at once.
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The Browse tab's data table wasn't usable on phones, so we replaced it with a card layout on mobile — same sorting, searching, and filtering, built for a touchscreen instead of a spreadsheet. Rotate to landscape if you want the old table back.
Read more →July 10 Weekend Picks: The Best Scratch Tickets to Buy in Every Region
Fresh prize data across OLG, BCLC, WCLC, and Loto-Québec — twelve picks, all with 100% of top prizes still unclaimed, including a $1,000,000 Ultra ticket sitting clean in three regions at once.
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🏆 Top 10 — Best Value Score
💎 Top 10 — Largest Top Prize Still Available
🐢 Slowest Depleting (Best Long-Term Odds)
🆕 Newest Releases
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How Scratch Ticket Prize Data Works
Every scratch ticket sold in Canada is part of a fixed print run — a set number of tickets, each with a predetermined prize distribution. Unlike draw-based lotteries, scratch ticket prizes are allocated in advance and reduce as tickets are redeemed. Canada's four major lottery corporations — WCLC, BCLC, OLG, and Loto-Quebec — all publish remaining prize counts publicly on their websites, updated regularly as tickets are claimed.
Scratchers Edge pulls this data for every active ticket across all four provinces and territories, tracking it over time. The result is a dashboard that shows you not just which prizes remain today, but how quickly they're being depleted — week over week. A ticket where the top prize hasn't moved in months is a fundamentally different buy than one where it's disappearing fast. That difference is invisible if you're just looking at a ticket on a rack.
This site covers scratch tickets from WCLC (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and the territories), BCLC (British Columbia), OLG (Ontario), and Loto-Quebec (Quebec). Prize data is sourced directly from each lottery corporation's public website and updated regularly. Scratchers Edge is independent and not affiliated with any lottery corporation.