Toronto-area ticket wins big in Lotto Max draw; jackpot still unclaimed
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A ticket sold in the GTA won a big prize in Tuesday's Lotto Max draw, but the jackpot remained unclaimed and top prizing for the next draw rose to an estimated $94 million.
A ticket sold in the Greater Toronto Area won a big prize in Tuesday’s Lotto Max draw, but the jackpot remained unclaimed and top prizing for the next draw rose to an estimated $94 million.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG) said that there were a “variety of prizes” won across Ontario for Tuesday’s draw, with the biggest being a maxmillion prize for a ticket that was sold in Mississauga.
That ticket holder won $500,000, with the $1 million prize being split with a ticket that was sold in Quebec.
The $70 million jackpot remains unclaimed and now for Friday’s draw, there will also be an estimated 24 $1 million maxmillion prizes, the OLG said.
According to the OLG website, the winning numbers for the Tuesday, May 28 draw were the following:
Main draw: 02 06 09 21 22 32 43 Bonus 03
Encore: 7042135
Maxmillions:
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