Meet the Aussie bloke who’s won hundreds of meat raffles
Stu is a man with a rare condition. He can’t stop winning meat raffles.
In the past five years, the Melbourne paramedic has won more than 250 meat raffle trays around Australia. No pub or RSL is safe from the raffle raider.
Stu is a man with a rare condition. He can’t stop winning meat raffles. Nine
He said his best performance was last week.
“I won six at the Moama RSL. They weren’t talking to me as I left,” he told A Current Affair.
Stu’s fame in the meat raffle game has even earned him a new moniker. What else would you call the king of meat raffles but Sir Loin.
Stu showed A Current Affair his typical diet.
Breakfast is chicken sausages, bacon and two rissoles and “a little bit of cheese for a little bit of calcium,” he said.
Prepacked meals which he admits are “normally meat” is lunch.
Dinner is likely “pork chops, chicken skewers, a roast... meat,” he said.
Stu’s fame in the meat raffle game has even earned him a new moniker. What else would you call the king of meat raffles but Sir Loin. Nine
Sir Loin, wife Kerryn, and daughter Alice are planning a Christmas caravanning holiday.
The girls want to see the sights. Sir Loin wants to follow the raffle route.
“When he plans where we’re going, he’s like ‘Oh, I found this wonderful camping place’ and as soon as we get there, it’s always where a meat raffle is,” Kerryn said.
“If you want to win, you’ve got to put your money in so put a bit of extra in, support the charities and support the pubs and get out there,” Stu said.
Sir Loin’s obsession with meat tray raffles began on a family holiday in Queensland ten years ago.
Stu has multiple freezers full of his winnings in his ‘man cave’. Nine
Since then, he’s carved out a unique place in meat tray history.
He even has a tattoo to prove it.
He said somebody looked up if he could enter the Guiness Book of Records.
“Apparently there’s no meat raffle record,” he said.
“So, I don’t know, maybe I’m a chance.”
In 2026 alone Stu has won 99 meat trays and his friends have challenged him to win raffle number 106 by the end of this year. Nine
In his man cave, along with the freezers full of Sir Loin’s bounty, there’s even a meat raffle leaderboard to record his rivalry with his mates.
In 2026 alone he’s won 99 meat trays and his friends have challenged him to win raffle number 106 by the end of this year.
A Current Affair took him to try for number 100, he didn’t win.
“Stuck on 99 but there’s always next week,” he said.
“Just like a test match, one week, one over, we’ll get to it.”
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