Big-winning Lotto Max tickets sold in Ontario, but jackpot remains unclaimed
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Some big-winning Lotto Max tickets were sold in Ontario for Tuesday night's draw, but the jackpot remained unclaimed. Top prizing for Friday's draw has climbed to $82 million.
Some big-winning Lotto Max tickets were sold in Ontario for Tuesday night’s draw, but the jackpot remained unclaimed.
Top prizing for Friday’s draw has climbed to $82 million, the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. said, with an estimated $70 million jackpot and 12 maxmillion prizes.
For the Tuesday, May 21, draw, the OLG said three big winners were sold in Ontario.
A second-prize Lotto Max winner was sold in Woodbridge worth $248,038.60, a $1 million maxmillion winner was sold Pickering, and a $1 million Encore winner was sold in Unionville, the OLG said.
According to the OLG website, these were the winning numbers for the May 21 draw:
Starting with the Sept. 10 draw, the Lotto Max jackpot cap will rise to $80 million, from $70 million.
The game is played on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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