Lotto Max (Canada) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers

• Jackpots already start at $10 million and do not have a limit of rollovers. However, its maximum amount is capped at $70 million, already won a couple of times.
• Although a bit more expensive than other Canadian lotteries, its prizes are proportional to the sales fund.
• Whenever the jackpot reaches $50 million, players have a chance to gain additional $1 million MaxMillions prizes. Players can participate in the Extra draw with a $500,000 prize.
• The odds of winning the MaxMillions prize are 1 in 33,294,800, the same as those of the regular jackpot. Each $1 million above $50 million in the regular jackpot equals a MaxMillion prize of $1 million.
• Players have up to 12 months to claim their prizes, which are paid as a lump sum and free of taxes.

How to Play Lotto Max?

1. Lotto Max can be played online by Canadian residents and people from all around the world. Compare the online lottery agent websites we recommend and choose one that matches your preferences to register.
2. Add tickets to your cart by selecting seven numbers between 1 and 50. If you want and there is such an option, the Extra game can be added for $1.
3. Conclude the purchase with a payment method of your preference and make sure to store your tickets somewhere safe.
4. Bookmark this page and return to check the latest Lotto Max results.

Lotto Max Ticket Cost

• $5 per entry.
• $1 to enter the Extra draw.

Advance Draws

Players can choose to play in up to 25 draws in advance, which results in more than 12 weeks of playing without making more than a single purchase. That option is efficient and leaves only the task of checking the Lotto Max results here.

The Top 5 Successful Lotto Max Winners

1. $70 Million – David Overall and Donna Williamson are two friends from Ontario who have been playing together for 10 years, until October 9, 2020. Donna sent David an email with their lucky numbers saying they would win it, and they did. While Overall plans to dedicate time to his family and think about the prize, while Williamson wants to travel more when it is finally safe to do so.
2. $70 Million – Imagine winning the Lotto Max jackpot the first time you play it. That is what happened with Shu Ping Li on July 31, 2020. She bought 10 tickets at once after seeing the latest Loto-Quebec winner. It took her several days to finally claim the prize, being the second Québec winner in their history. While she took her time to digest the news, she still does not know what to do next.
3. $70 Million – One man from Brampton, named Adlin Lewis, won the $70 million maximum jackpot prize of Lotto Max on January 7, 2020. He worked as a credit risk manager who had been playing the lottery for over two decades, even though he had the reputation of being lucky. His co-workers even joked about the winner being him before he was able to check the ticket and realize he had won.
4. $70 Million – Whoever won the $70 million capped jackpot on February 25 did not have as much attention as the other winners listed here. That person took a while to claim the prize and remains unknown, while eight other players won $1 million each thanks to the MaxMillion draw.
5. $60 Million – John Chua, Johana Chua, Angie Chua, and Ben Lagman shared their $60 million jackpot prize. The residents of Manitoba could not believe it until they were able to hold the cheque. They were also the biggest winners who played online and still about to decide what to do with the money.

Lotto Max History

Lotto Max has faced some changes since its creation to replace the Lotto Super 7 Canadian game. Its history can be summarized as follows:

• 2009 – Introduction of Lotto Max with a 7/49 matrix, one draw per week, and a jackpot cap of $50 million.
• 2015 – The jackpot was increased to $60 million.
• 2019 – Matrix changed to 7/50, and the jackpot cap raised to $70 million. New prize tiers were also added, as well as a second weekly draw.