Record $80M OLG Lotto Max Jackpot Claimed by Two Winners in Ontario and Quebec

Canada has just witnessed its largest-ever lottery jackpot, and it’s resulted in not one, but two fortunate winners. The record-breaking OLG Lotto Max draw, with a staggering jackpot of $80 million, concluded with winning tickets sold in both Grey County, Ontario, and Quebec. As a result, the $80 million prize will be evenly divided between these two lucky ticket holders.

This historic jackpot milestone was achieved following the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s (OLG) recent announcement on September 11, which introduced a new maximum jackpot cap of $75 million for Lotto Max. The excitement quickly escalated as the jackpot grew to an unprecedented $80 million for the draw held on Tuesday.

In a statement, the OLG highlighted the continued appeal of Lotto Max by noting, “With Lotto Max gearing up to increase the main jackpot cap to $80 million, the game will continue to deliver big, exciting jackpots — and players will still have the chance to win MAXMILLIONS prizes when the jackpot reaches and exceeds $50 million.” This adjustment reflects the game’s ongoing success and its ability to provide players with substantial and thrilling lottery opportunities.

For those who purchased tickets for the Tuesday draw, you had until 10:30 p.m. ET to get your entries in for a chance at this monumental prize. Now, with the results announced and the winning tickets identified, it’s time to check your numbers. You can verify if you are one of the lucky winners by visiting the OLG website at OLG.ca, where the winning numbers for the $80 million Lotto Max jackpot are available.

This remarkable event marks a significant moment in Canadian lottery history, illustrating the immense potential of Lotto Max and the life-changing possibilities it holds for its players.