Lotto Max

Highest prizeStarting jackpot: $10 million

Jackpots reaching up to $90 million

Lotto Max focuses on large jackpots. A $6 entry includes four seven-number combinations selected from 1 to 52. The jackpot can rise as high as $90 million, with $100,000 MAXPLUS prizes available in each draw.

from CAD $6 Tue & Fri Select 7 from 52 · 4 lines with every play Jackpot cap $90 million Maxmillions added from $50 million Overall odds 1 in 5.8 per play

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Playing guide

Three steps to play Lotto Max

1

Buy a $6 play

Each entry contains four seven-number lines using numbers 1–52. Choose the first combination below, and Quick Pick generates the remaining three.

2

Draws Tuesday & Friday

Ticket purchases must be completed before the deadline to qualify for the upcoming evening draw.

3

Match to win

Matching seven numbers wins the jackpot; fewer matches may qualify for other prizes. MAXPLUS and Maxmillions awards can also apply to that drawing.

Choose a number combination

Choose your Lotto Max numbers

Choose seven main numbers between 1 and 52, or ask Quick Pick to make the selection. Continue stores your line and opens the review step before payment.

Choose 7 numbers out of 52

You choose one line; the other three lines of the play are Quick Pick.

Prizes

Available prize options

MatchPrize (CAD)
7 of 7Main Jackpot (grows to a $90,000,000 cap)
MAXPLUS Series$100,000 prizes drawn in every draw — 10 for every $10 million of jackpot, up to 90
Maxmillions$1,000,000 draws added once the Main Jackpot would reach $50,000,000
3 of 7Free Play

Overall odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 5.8 per play. Prizes and rules follow the official game conditions — read the current Lotto Max Game Conditions .

Want to enter Lotto Max?

Create an account, finish the necessary identity and eligibility checks, and stay within the limits you set.

19+ · B.C. residents only · Know your limit, play within it.

Why play here

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