Lotto Max
Seven numbers drawn from fifty, plus a complementary number used only for secondary prize categories.
Ticket: $5 · Top category: $20,000,000
Catalogue // 6 // All times Eastern Time
Draw games, described by format
Each game is a set of rules: how many numbers, out of how many, and when the draw takes place. Prices are per line. Sales close before the draw, and a ticket bought after the cut-off applies to the next one.
Lotto 6/49
The long-running six-of-forty-nine format. One selection per line, one draw per selection.
Ticket: $3 · Top category: $5,000,000
La Grande Vie
A smaller pool with a single weekly draw, aimed at players who buy one ticket a week and stop there.
Ticket: $2 · Top category: $1,000,000
Banco
Four digits drawn every evening. Fixed prize levels, no rollover between draws.
Ticket: $1 · Top category: $10,000
Trio
Three digits, one dollar, one draw a day — the shortest format in the catalogue.
Ticket: $1 · Top category: $1,000
Card Draw
Five playing cards drawn from a shuffled deck; prize categories follow standard poker hands.
Ticket: $2 · Top category: $100,000
01 // How a draw game works here
How a draw game works here
Nothing about a draw is decided on this page. It records what the game is and when it runs.
- Choose a game and a line
A line is one set of numbers for one draw. Buying several lines multiplies the cost, and the ticket price is shown before you confirm.
- Sales close before the draw
Each game has a cut-off time in Eastern Time. After the cut-off, a purchase applies to the following draw, not the one about to happen.
- The draw takes place
The draw is run under the by-laws made under the Act. Nothing is published in advance of it.
- The result is published
Winning numbers and prize categories are added to the results registry with the draw date attached, and they stay there.
Play within your limits
Before you start, set your limits
Deposit, wagering and session limits belong to the account, not to a single game. Setting them takes less time than reading this page.