Lotto Max
Pick 7 numbers from 50
Seven numbers out of 50, two draws a week. Each $5 play includes three selections.
- Draws
- Tuesday, Friday
- Next draw
- Tuesday, November 10, 9:00 p.m.
- Latest draw
- 1 · 6 · 23 · 28 · 30 · 42 · 46

Lotteries
Four draw-based lotteries, with their rules, draw schedule and price per play. Buying tickets requires a verified account and a confirmed location in Québec.
Pick 7 numbers from 50
Seven numbers out of 50, two draws a week. Each $5 play includes three selections.
Pick 6 numbers from 49
Six numbers out of 49, drawn on Wednesdays and Saturdays, plus a bonus number.
Pick 5 numbers from 49
Five numbers out of 49 and one Grand number from 1 to 7. The top prize is paid as an annuity.
Pick 12 numbers from 24
Twelve numbers out of 24, drawn daily. You win by matching all of them — or none.
Lotteries
Scheduled draws, with results posted after each one.
ResultsDigital scratch tickets with instant results.
Instant GamesEnter upcoming draws automatically for the period you choose.
Share one play among several players and split the prizes.
Each lottery runs on its own schedule with its own number grid. Pick your numbers yourself or go with a Quick Pick, and your ticket is entered in the next draw.
Instant lotteries work like a scratch ticket. You know whether you’ve won the moment the grid is revealed, with no draw to wait for. Because they go by quickly, it pays to keep an eye on your spending.
A subscription enters your numbers in upcoming draws automatically for as long as you choose. It’s handy if you always play the same combination. You can cancel it from your account, and your deposit limits still apply.
Group play lets several people share a single play, whether it’s a team at work or the family. The cost is split into shares, and any prize is divided according to how many shares each person holds.
Before you start, agree on who pays what and how winnings will be split. Groups that put their rules in writing tend to avoid awkward conversations if they ever hit a prize.
After the draw, compare your numbers with the results page. Keep in mind that the official results of the issuing organization are the ones that count.