Quebec players have a lotto max draw on Friday with an $80 million prize pool, led by a $70 million jackpot and an estimated 10 Maxmillions worth $1 million each. For players in Quebec, the draw adds another chance at a game that has already paid out more than $4.176 billion in prizes since 2009.
Quebec and $80 million
The Friday draw is built around two numbers that matter most to players: the $70 million jackpot and the 10 Maxmillions. Each Maxmillion is worth $1 million, and the extra prizes push the total pool to $80 million.
Quebec has already produced 50 Lotto Max jackpot wins since the game was introduced in 2009. The province has also collected 255 Maxmillions prizes valued at $1 million each, plus 153 shared Maxmillions wins.
Record jackpots in Quebec
The province has seen three record-tying $70 million jackpots on Feb. 25, 2020, Oct. 9, 2020, and June 7, 2022. It has also had a $65 million jackpot, four worth $60 million, five of $55 million, and ten of $50 million.
That track record leaves Quebec players with a clear set of stakes on Friday: one jackpot, 10 additional million-dollar prizes, and a province that has already taken home a large share of Lotto Max's biggest payouts. The practical step for players is straightforward — tickets in hand are what put them in the pool for the draw.
Friday's Lotto Max draw
The next draw is the event that matters now. If the jackpot is not won, the prize structure can carry those big numbers into the next round; if it is, the $70 million top prize and the Maxmillions will have been split among winning tickets rather than left on the table.
