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The Lotto Max Canada jackpots start at $10 million and increase every draw until the jackpot reaches a total of $50 million and then MAXMILLIONS jackpots are added to the game. Without a winner, the jackpot rapidly increases to the $50 million cap. When the jackpot reaches $50 million, players can win additional $1 million prizes called MAXMILLIONS. If there are multiple winners, the prize is divided equally among them.

MAXMILLIONS start after the jackpot reaches $50 million. Each $1 million added to the jackpot pool in excess of the $50 million jackpot (the 7/7 prize category) is drawn as a separate $1 million prize. There is no limit to the number of MAXMILLIONS prizes that can be added until the jackpot is won. If there is more than one winner of a MAXMILLIONS prize, the prize is divided equally among the winners of that specific MAXMILLIONS draw. For example, a $62 million jackpot pool would mean that one $50 million jackpot and twelve $1 million MAXMILLIONS jackpots would be drawn for a total of at least 13 potential prize.

Each ticket has 3 separate boards of 7 numbers so that you have 3 separate chances to win the jackpot or a MAXMILLIONS prize when available. You select the first board by either selecting 7 unique numbers from 1 to 49 or by letting the computer select 7 random numbers. Then when the ticket is purchased on your behalf, the lottery computer selects 2 additional boards of 7 numbers through the quick pick method.

You can win in any of 7 ways and the overall chances of winning any prize are 1 in 7. Remember, jackpots are paid lump sum and tax free. With MAXMILLIONS, more people will have the chance to share in the wealth.

*Your chances are based upon a minimum play of 4 tickets. Chances of winning increase as you play additional number of tickets.

**A percentage of the sales proceeds form the lottery sales are allocated to this prize category. The total allocated amount is divided equally among prize winners in the category.