Scratch & 50/50
Scratch Tickets Remaining Prizes in Western Canada
The tool shows unclaimed WCLC scratch ticket prizes at or above the amount in its heading, by game, with each game's overall odds. The blocks below explain what the list shows.
Of 100 people who buy 5 tickets each, about 78 win at least one prize of some size. Most of those prizes are small; WCLC does not publish how many of each small prize are printed.
Big prizes still unclaimed
“Unclaimed” is not “still in stores”: some of these prizes may sit on tickets already bought and not yet cashed. For national games the count covers every participating region.
Why no payout here: WCLC publishes the overall odds and the prizes of $100 or more left, but not the full prize table, so the share of money paid back cannot be counted. Claim by: March 31, 2028.
Source: wclc.com: prizes remaining 1 (2026-10-29) · wclc.com: 1 lucky 7s 20074 1 (2026-10-29)
How it is calculated
Chance of at least one prize in n tickets = 1 − (1 − 1/N)n, with N from the published “1 in N”.
N3.83
n5
Result78.0%
The published N is rounded, and tickets from one print run are not quite independent; for a few tickets the difference is tiny.
Prizes left by game
| Game | Prizes left on the list | Overall odds |
|---|---|---|
| Lucky 7s | 477 | 1 in 3.83 |
Unclaimed prizes at or above the amount in the tool heading, as of October 23, 2026. Overall odds count every prize level of the game.
What the list shows
Shown
- Unclaimed prizes at or above the list amount
- Count of prizes left at each level
- Overall odds of the game
- Date of the last update
Not shown
- Prizes below the amount in the tool heading
- How many tickets are still unsold
- Which ticket or store holds a prize
- Value per dollar of a ticket
Update rule
Last updated
October 23, 2026WCLC prints a Last Updated date on its prizes remaining page. Check it before reading the counts.
What is counted
Unclaimed prizes at or above the list amount on tickets currently in the market or not yet expired.
National games
For games marked with a star, remaining means unclaimed in all participating lottery jurisdictions, based on information given to WCLC.
Claim deadlines
Claim dates are set in each game's conditions; check the game you hold. See deadlines by province.
Words on this page
- Prizes remaining
- Prizes at or above the list amount that no one has claimed yet, counted by prize level for each game.
- Overall odds
- The chance that one ticket wins any prize at all, including the smallest one.
- Release date
- The day a scratch game went on sale.
- Claim deadline
- The last day a winning ticket of a game can be cashed.
- National game
- A scratch game sold in several provinces; its counts cover all of them.
Related pages
Sources
- WCLC – Lucky 7s Scratch & Win ticket 20074 · checked Oct 29, 2026
- WCLC – Scratch & Win prizes remaining · checked Oct 29, 2026
Questions
Where can I see WCLC scratch tickets remaining prizes?
WCLC publishes a prizes remaining page on its website. The tool above reads it and shows unclaimed prizes at or above the amount in its heading, by game. The last update was October 23, 2026.
Can you tell which scratch ticket will win?
No. The list gives only counts of unclaimed prizes, not which tickets or stores hold them. Some may sit on tickets already sold but not cashed. Every ticket costs money.
How often is the WCLC remaining prizes list updated?
WCLC shows a Last Updated date on the page; the current one is October 23, 2026. The source does not state a fixed schedule, so check the date before reading the counts.
Why is there no payback figure for WCLC scratch tickets?
Payback needs a full prize table with every prize level. The data used here covers only unclaimed prizes at or above the list amount and the overall odds, so value per dollar is not calculated.
Do the counts include tickets sold outside Western Canada?
For national games marked with a star, yes: WCLC counts prizes unclaimed in all participating lottery jurisdictions, based on information given to WCLC.