Check those lottery tickets!
A MaxMillions ticket for last night's Lotto Max draw worth $500,000 has been sold in Simcoe County, as well as
A news release issued today by OLG states that after eight weeks, OLG's record $70-million Lotto Max jackpot was split by two tickets – one in Toronto and the other in British Columbia.
"Thirty of the 70 MaxMillions offered last night were won or shared by 46 tickets sold across Canada," the release says. "Twenty-one of those winning tickets were sold in Ontario," including the one in Simcoe County.
• Kingston - $1 million
• Windsor - $1 million
• Thunder Bay - $1 million
• St. Catharines - $1 million
• Newmarket - $1 million
• Richmond Hill - $1 million
• Thornhill - $1 million
• Toronto - $1 million
• North York - $1 million
MaxMillions prizes shared with another ticket sold across Canada:
• Grey County - $500,000
• Simcoe County - $500,000
• Mississauga - $500,000
• Windsor - $500,000
• Milton - $500,000
• Ticket purchased on OLG.ca - $500,000
MaxMillions prizes shared with two other tickets sold across Canada:
• Burlington - $333,333
• Kitchener - $333,333
• Sault Ste. Marie - $333,333
• Milton - $333,333
• Scarborough - $333,333
MaxMillions prizes shared with three other tickets sold across Canada:
• Mississauga - $250,000
And there were six major Encore prizes won worth $100,000 each:
• Thornhill
• Chatham-Kent
• Etobicoke
• Simcoe County
• Welland
• Woodbridge
The next Lotto Max draw happens this Friday and will offer an estimated $50 million jackpot and an estimated two MaxMillions prizes worth $1 million each.
