From pick to ticket

How to play

Five steps

  1. 1

    Choose events

    Browse the board and open the markets of any event before its closing time.

  2. 2

    Build your pick

    Up to 8 selections, one per event. A single selection works only for events marked S.

  3. 3

    Set the amount

    From $2 to $100. The payout estimate is the product of the odds times your amount.

  4. 4

    Generate the QR

    The QR code holds your pick. It is not a ticket and no payment happens on this site.

  5. 5

    Print at a retailer

    A participating retailer scans the code, confirms final odds and prints your ticket.

Wager types

MATCH3

Three outcomes for one game: V — the visitors win, T — a tie by the rules, H — the home side wins.

A “tie by the rules” depends on the sport — for example, a 5-point margin or less in basketball counts as T. See the tie rules table in Game Conditions. Overtime and shootouts are not counted for MATCH3.

Tie rules by sport →

Overtime at a glance

  • MATCH3, SPREAD and TOTAL — overtime and shootouts are not counted.
  • DUELS — overtime is counted, shootouts are not.
  • In hockey and soccer, TOTAL is settled on regulation and stoppage time.

Where to play

Tickets are printed exclusively by participating retail locations across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, British Columbia, Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut — typically convenience stores, gas stations and grocery kiosks with a lottery terminal.

Bring your QR code (on screen or printed), have it scanned at the counter and pay there. This website itself does not accept wagers, does not process payments and does not issue tickets.

Retailer availability varies by community. Ask the clerk whether the location participates before your earliest closing time.

Bring with you

  • Your QR code — on your phone or printed
  • Government ID if asked — age limits apply in every jurisdiction
  • Payment accepted by the retailer
19+ · Play responsibly.

Set a budget before you play and stick to it. Sports picks are entertainment, not a source of income.