With a $70 million Lotto Max jackpot and an expected 63 Maxmillions worth $1 million each, there are $133 million in top prizes up for grabs.
Friday will be the drawing day.
According to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp., it is currently the second-largest Lotto Max top prize offering in history (OLG).
The greatest Lotto Max top prize, according to the OLG, is still $140 million, and it will be awarded in the June 18 and June 22, 2021 games, which featured a $70 million jackpot and 70 Maxmillions.
In the last 20 drawings in a row, the Lotto Max jackpot in particular, has not been claimed.
According to Tony Bitonti, director of media relations for OLG, “we are approaching the 20th draw since the last Lotto Max jackpot was won, making this the longest stretch without a jackpot winner in Lotto Max history.”
The jackpot has gone unclaimed since mid-August, but top prizes have increased in recent weeks.
There was no jackpot winner in the most recent draw on Tuesday, but several Ontarians took home significant Maxmillion prizes.
Up to 10:30 p.m. on Friday, tickets can be ordered online or in person at approved OLG retailers.
Lotto Max draws take place every Tuesday and Friday.
— with pictures from Ryan Rocca of Global News.
Prizes worth $133M are still available as the Lotto Max jackpot is still unclaimed.
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