Kelvington local wins $600,000 on THE BIGGER SPIN!

Saskatchewan’s newest THE BIGGER SPIN winner is Asha Bishop from Kelvington!

The Kelvington local was thrilled to discover THE BIGGER SPIN Scratch & Win ticket she purchased had won $10,000!

“I took my little boy to the park on the same day I purchased the ticket,” Bishop said at the initial prize claim interview. “He was running around the store, so I didn’t have time to process the win—I thought maybe I won a t-shirt or something at first. I just love watching it spin on the display!”

When Bishop discovered in store that she had also won a Spin Win—a chance to play THE BIGGER SPIN wheel in person at a live event of her very own—she was stunned.

“I was in shock,” she said. “[The display] said ‘Major Winner,’ and I was just thinking ‘Oh cool!’ I didn't think I'd be winning ten grand!”

On June 5, Bishop stepped up to THE BIGGER SPIN wheel and won a $600,000 prize!

After spinning and winning $600,000 in front of family and friends, Bishop shared her first order of business: “I'm going to take my son shopping and get him some toys that he wants!”

The Kelvington winner is also considering how to treat herself with the windfall.


“I'll probably buy a car,” she smiled. “And I want to take my family on a vacation.”

“It doesn't feel real yet!”

Bishop purchased her winning THE BIGGER SPIN Scratch & Win ticket at Co-op located at 201 1 Ave W in Kelvington.

Download the full release and winner's photo below.

GOLD BALL JACKPOT
$
44
Million
or Guaranteed $1 Million
13 Balls Remaining
Exact Match Only
Saturday, August 8, 2026
$
25
Million
25 x $100,000
Friday, August 7, 2026
JACKPOT
$572,035*
*Estimated
As of: Aug 6, 2026 8:30:11 AM CT
Win Tracker
JACKPOT
$102,568*
*Estimated
As of: Aug 6, 2026 8:30:10 AM CT
Win Tracker

Myth: I’m never going to win a jackpot because I don’t live in a big city or in another province.

Fact: Provinces and cities don’t win lotteries – individual people or groups do. Every selection has the same chance of winning as every other selection sold for the same game, regardless of where you purchase it. Over time, locations of winning tickets do tend to reflect the total proportion sold in an area.