Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, October 29 are out and it's a $32M jackpot
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Tuesday's Lotto Max jackpot was a whopping $32 million.
The Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, October 29 are officially out, and it's time to check your luck!
The jackpot continues to climb, with a whopping $32 million up for grabs this week — and while it's nowhere near as high as it can get, it's still enough to turn your life upside-down in the best way possible.
Even though there are no Maxmillions this time around, over 550,000 lucky players snagged prizes in this draw. That's a lot of reasons to double-check your ticket right now!
Curious if you're among the lucky ones? Let's dive into the latest Lotto Max results and see if your numbers hit.
What are the Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, October 29?
The winning Lotto Max numbers for the October 29 draw are: 20, 26, 28, 29, 35, 39 and 47, with the bonus number 46.
No one managed to snag the $32 million jackpot or the second-place prize in this draw, although there is some good news for 27 lucky players who matched six numbers and won $6,100.80.
Maxmillions weren't part of this week's draw — they only pop up when the jackpot hits $50 million or more, so keep your eye out as they might just show up soon!
Since the top prize wasn't claimed, the jackpot is rolling over and growing, with an estimated $40 million up for grabs in the next Lotto Max draw on Friday, November 1. There's still time to grab your ticket for that one before the 10:30 p.m. ET cutoff on Friday.
What were the Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, October 25?
The Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, October 25 were 03, 15, 23, 24, 31, 33 and 47. The bonus number was 22.
With the jackpot sitting at $27 million, there were no Maxmillions in this draw either.
Although the top prize wasn't claimed, a lucky player in the Prairies took home the second-place prize, earning $174,157.90 for matching six numbers and the bonus.
Plus, more than 600,000 other prizes were handed out, from free plays to cash prizes as high as $3,800. So if you haven't checked your Friday ticket yet, now’s the time!
How does Lotto Max work?
Lotto Max is one of the biggest lottery games in Canada, with draws happening twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Each $5 ticket gives you three sets of seven numbers, ranging from 1 to 50. For each draw, seven numbers and one bonus number are randomly chosen — to win, you need to match at least three of your numbers to those drawn. In some prize categories, the bonus number can help boost your winnings.
Prizes vary based on ticket sales, with winnings divided among each prize tier from 4/7 plus bonus and up. Here's a look at the prize breakdown:
- 7/7 (jackpot) — average of $47.5 million (but you'll always know what the jackpot is when you buy your ticket)
- 6/7 plus bonus — average of $194,405
- 6/7 — average of $4,629
- 5/7 plus bonus — average of $926
- 5/7 — average of $105
- 4/7 plus bonus — average of $50
- 4/7 — $20 fixed prize
- 3/7 plus bonus — $20 fixed prize
- 3/7 — free play
The Lotto Max jackpot starts at $10 million and can grow to a staggering $80 million if it's not won. When it hits $50 million, additional $1 million Maxmillions prizes start rolling in with their own unique sets of seven numbers.
All three sets of numbers on your ticket are entered in the main draw, and if Maxmillions are available, they're included in those as well. To take home a Maxmillions prize, you'll need a full match of seven numbers in one set.
Tickets are available until 10:30 p.m. ET on draw nights.
The odds of hitting the jackpot are around 1 in 33 million, but your chances of winning any prize stand at about 1 in 7.
Good luck, Canada!
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