How our games work 

Lotto Max is governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation ("ILC"), which include limitations of liability.

Draw every Tuesday and Friday.

Each play is made up of 3 selections of 7 numbers from 1 to 50.

Cost per play: $5

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer, request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) or, if applicable, present a winning ticket of a free play and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date(s), the play(s), the amount wagered and a control number.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, the ILC will draw, at random among all numbers from 1 to 50, seven main numbers and one bonus number ("B"). Depending on the game conditions, additional selections of seven numbers from 1 to 50 could be drawn.

The maximum jackpot is $80,000,000. Maxmillions prizes ($1,000,000 prizes) will be added when the jackpot hits $50,000,000. Should the amount of the 7/7 pool for any given draw exceed $50,000,000, it will be capped at an amount set between $50,000,000 and $80,000,000 (the "7/7 pool cap"), and the excess will be divided into additional prizes of $1,000,000 (Maxmillions). Any remaining difference will be added to the 6/7+B pool.

For example: If the 7/7 pool hits $52,214,000, the jackpot is set at $50,000,000 (7/7 pool cap) and two Maxmillions are drawn. The remaining amount of $214,000 is added to the 6/7+B pool.

Additional selections drawn for Maxmillions prizes are not decomposable, and each of the Maxmillions prizes is shareable.

Following a draw, the value of each prize is calculated according to the current prize structure. Lotto Max is a variable-prize game. Prizes are calculated based on sales and distributed according to the number of winners in each category. One prize only per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Double Jeu Max to play Lotto Max and Québec Max simultaneously.

Choose Super forfait to play Lotto Max, Québec Max, Lotto 6/49, Québec 49 and Grande Vie simultaneously.

Choose Forfait lottos to play Lotto Max, Québec Max, Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 simultaneously.

You may play as a group at a retailer with Formule groupe and Formule super groupe.

You may play combinations.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase one or more valid plays for more than one draw. 

Deadline for wagers: Every Tuesday and Friday at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Lotto Max web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Game conditions in effect until the January 18, 2024, draw [PDF - 141 KB]

Game conditions in effect until the September 6, 2024, draw [PDF - 236 KB]

Game conditions in effect as of the September 10, 2024 draw [PDF - 236 KB]

Québec Max is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every Tuesday and Friday.

Each play is made up of 3 selections of 7 numbers from 1 to 50.

Cost per play: $2

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer, request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) or, if applicable, present a winning ticket of a free play and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date(s), the play(s), the amount wagered and a control number.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw, at random among all numbers from 1 to 50, seven main numbers and one bonus number (“B”) (“main draw”). The main draw is for the grand prize of $2,000,000 or for one of the secondary prizes (see Prize Structure below).

Afterwards, 14 additional selections of seven numbers from 1 to 50 will be drawn for a prize of $1,000,000 each (“additional selections draw”).

Following a draw, the value of each prize is calculated according to the current prize structure. Only one prize per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Double Jeu Max to play Lotto Max and Québec Max simultaneously.

Choose Super forfait to play Lotto Max, Québec Max, Lotto 6/49, Québec 49 and Grande Vie simultaneously.

Choose Forfait lottos to play Lotto Max, Québec Max, Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 simultaneously.

You may play as a group at a retailer with Formule groupe and Formule super groupe.

You may play combinations.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase one or more valid plays for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every Tuesday and Friday at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Québec Max web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Lotto 6/49 is governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation (“ILC”) which include limitations of liability.

Draw every Wednesday and Saturday.

Each play is composed of one selection of six numbers from 1 to 49 (the “Classic Selection”) and one “Gold Ball Draw Number.”

Cost per play: $3

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip or request one or more Quick Picks (computer-generated selections) to your retailer or, if applicable, present a winning ticket of a free play and pay the amount wagered. Each Gold Ball Draw Number is a unique computer-generated 10-digit number (XXXXXXXX-XX).

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date(s), the Classic Selection(s), the Gold Ball Draw Number(s), the amount wagered and a control number.

For the Gold Ball Draw Numbers, a segmented group of numbers is assigned to each of the five Canadian lottery corporations. In addition, these numbers are issued in sequence. For example, when a lottery ticket is composed of several plays, the first eight digits of the numbers remain the same, and the last two digits range from 01 to the number of plays purchased (67890123-01, 67890123-02, 67890123-03, etc.).

When a lottery ticket is composed of three or more Lotto 6/49 plays, the Gold Ball Draw Numbers are shown as a range. For example, if you buy 10 Lotto 6/49 plays on the same lottery ticket, you will get 10 Classic Selections and 10 Gold Ball Draw Numbers, which will be indicated on your lottery ticket as follows:

DE : 67890123-01
À : 67890123-10

A winning Gold Ball Draw Number is one whose number is identical to the Gold Ball Draw Number drawn.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, ILC will cause six numbers and one bonus number to be drawn at random from among all numbers from 1 to 49 (“Classic Draw”).

Furthermore, one Gold Ball Draw Number is drawn at random from among all those who have been issued for that draw (“Gold Ball Draw”). This selection allows a participant to win either the Gold Ball Jackpot or a $1,000,000 Prize. The value of this prize is determined by the “Gold Ball Jackpot Draw.” If a white ball is drawn, the prize won is $1,000,000, and that ball is withdrawn from subsequent Gold Ball Jackpot Draws until the Gold Ball is drawn. If the Gold Ball is not drawn, the Gold Ball Jackpot increases in the next draw by an amount determined by the ILC. When the Gold Ball is drawn, 29 white balls, each corresponding to a $1,000,000 prize, and one Gold Ball will be available in the next Gold Ball Jackpot Draw, and the preceding process will be repeated.

The amount of each prize, as a result of a draw, is calculated in accordance with the prize structure then in force. Lotto 6/49 is a variable-prize game. In the Classic Draw, prizes are calculated according to sales and divided equally among the winners in each category. Only one prize per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

With Double jeu 49, you can play Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 simultaneously.

With Super forfait, you can play Lotto 6/49, Québec 49, Lotto Max, Québec Max and Grande Vie simultaneously.

With Forfait lottos, you can play Lotto 6/49, Québec 49, Lotto Max and Québec Max simultaneously.

You may play as a group at a retailer with Formule groupe and Formule super groupe.

You may play combination.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase one or more valid selections for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every Wednesday and Saturday, 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Lotto 6/49 web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Game conditions in effect until the January 20, 2024, draw [PDF - 150 KB]

Game conditions in effect as of the January 24, 2024, draw [PDF - 182 KB]

QUÉBEC 49 is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability

Draw every Wednesday and Saturday.

Each selection is composed of 6 numbers from 1 to 49.

Cost of each selection: $1

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip or request one or more Quick Picks (computer-generated selections) to your retailer and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date(s), the selection(s) and a control number.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random six main numbers and one bonus number among all numbers from 1 to 49.

Following a draw, the value of each prize is calculated according to the current prize structure.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

With Double jeu 49, you can play Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 simultaneously.

With Super forfait, you can play Lotto 6/49, Québec 49, Lotto Max, Québec Max and Grande Vie simultaneously.

With Forfait lottos, you can play Lotto 6/49, Québec 49, Lotto Max and Québec Max simultaneously.

You may play as a group at a retailer with Formule groupe and Formule super groupe.

You may play combination.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase one or more valid selections for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: every Wednesday and Saturday, 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Québec 49 web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Grande Vie is governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation (“ILC”), which include limitations of liability.

Draw every Monday and Thursday

Each play is made up of one selection of 5 Main Numbers and one Grand Number (GN).

Cost per play: $3

Odds of winning with one play:

Grand Prize: 1 / 13,348,188

Any prize: 1 / 6.8

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer, request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) or, if applicable, present a winning ticket of a free play and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date(s), the play(s), the amount wagered and a control number.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, the ILC will draw at random 5 Main Numbers among all numbers from 1 to 49 and one Grand Number among all numbers from 1 to 7.

One prize per winning selection.

Only an individual player aged 18 or over, residing in Canada and having bought their ticket in Québec can claim a lifetime annuity from Loto-Québec.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Super forfait to play Lotto Max, Québec Max, Lotto 6/49, Québec 49 and Grande Vie simultaneously.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase one or more valid plays for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every Monday and Thursday at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Grande Vie web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Game conditions in effect until the January 17, 2024, draw [PDF - 64 KB]

Game conditions in effect as of the January 22, 2024, draw [PDF - 258 KB]

Banco is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Depending of the type of wager, each selection is made up of 2 to 10 numbers ranging from 1 to 70.

Cost of each selection: $1, $2, $5 or $10

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer or request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game (s), the draw date(s), the selection(s), the types of wagers, the amount wagered and a control number.

Turbo Option

Choosing the Turbo option will multiply your prize, should you win, by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10.

To choose the option, just mark the box on the front of the selection slip or request the Turbo option and double your wager, per selection, per draw. If these conditions are met, a “Turbo” mention will appear next to the “Type de mise” of the selection that is valid for the Turbo option. If these conditions are not met, a “Turbo non participant” mention will appear next to the “Type de mise” of the selection that is not valid for the Turbo option.

At each Banco draw, an additional draw will be conducted to determine the applicable Turbo multiplier for prizes won with selections that are valid for the Turbo option for this draw. Possible multipliers are as follows:

With Turbo x 1, prizes remain unchanged.

The Turbo option is available for all Banco wagers except the $10 wager 10.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random 20 numbers among all numbers from 1 to 70.

The winning selection arising from a Banco draw is determined according to the type of wager and the number of winning numbers (category). It is possible to wager between 2 and 10 numbers. The following prize structure presents prizes for a $1 wager. Prizes vary according to the amount of the wager. Only one prize per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Forfait quotidien to play Banco, Quotidienne 2, Quotidienne 3 and Quotidienne 4 simultaneously.

You may play combination.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Banco web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Banco spécial is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Each selection is composed of 20 numbers from 1 to 70.

Cost of each selection: $5

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer or request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number.

Turbo Option

Choosing the Turbo option will multiply your prize, should you win, by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10.

To choose the option, just mark the box on the front of the selection slip or request the Turbo option and double your wager, per selection, per draw. If these conditions are met, a “Turbo” mention will appear next to the selection that is valid for the Turbo option. If these conditions are not met, a “Turbo non participant” mention will appear next to the selection that is not valid for the Turbo option.

At each Banco draw, an additional draw will be conducted to determine the applicable Turbo multiplier for prizes won with selections that are valid for the Turbo option for this draw. Possible multipliers are as follows:

With Turbo x 1, prizes remain unchanged.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random 20 numbers among all numbers from 1 to 70.

The winning selection arising from a Banco draw is determined according to the number of winning numbers (category), as shown in the prize structure below. Only one prize per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase selection(s) valid for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Banco spécial web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Extra is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Each Extra number is made up of 7 digits from 0 to 9. Digits may be repeated a number of times.

Cost per number: $1

Extra cannot be played alone. It is always linked to another product.

All Extra numbers are computer-generated.

Up to 10 Extra numbers may be played on the same ticket (except for Quick Play games).

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw 7 digits from 0 to 9 at random to form, in order, the winning number. This number is decomposable in both directions.

• Terminal-based lotteries with a draw
  • The Extra number drawn for a given date is used for all draw-based lottery games to which it is linked and for which the draw took place on that same date.
  • To enter the Extra draw, mark the number of "Extra" numbers desired on the front of the selection slip of the lottery game with which it is linked or ask the retailer for the number of "Extra" numbers you want and pay $1 per number, per draw.
  • When you choose the Replay option for the product to which it is linked, the Extra is also replayed. Note that the Replay option is only available at retailers and is not available for Quick Play games.
• Terminal-based lotteries without a draw
  • The Extra number is valid for the evening draw on the day of purchase, provided that the wager was registered by 10:30 p.m. Otherwise, it is valid for the next Extra draw.
  • To enter the Extra draw, ask your retailer to add Extra to your ticket and pay $1 for one number, for one draw. The Replay option is not available. 

If these conditions are met, "EXTRA" and the day(s) of the draw will appear on the ticket above the number(s) generated for the Extra draw(s). If these conditions are not met, "EXTRA NON PARTICIPANT" will appear on the ticket with the computer-generated number and you will not participate in the Extra draw.

For more information, check out the Extra web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Quotidienne 2 is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Each selection is made up of 2 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times.

Cost of each selection: $0.50, $1, $2, $5 or $10

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer or request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the games(s), the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. Loto-Québec may, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers and to issue tickets for any selection it determines at any time.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random a winning number made up of two digits from 0 to 9.

The winning selection arising from a Quotidienne 2 draw is determined according to the type of wager. The following prize structure presents prizes for a $1 wager. Prizes vary according to the amount of the wager.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Forfait quotidien to play Banco, Quotidienne 2, Quotidienne 3 and Quotidienne 4 simultaneously.

Extra and Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase selection(s) valid for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Quotidienne web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Quotidienne 3 is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Each selection is made up of 3 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times.

Cost of each selection: $0.50, $1, $2, $5 or $10

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer or request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the games(s), the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. Loto-Québec may, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers and to issue tickets for any selection it determines at any time.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random a winning number made up of three digits from 0 to 9.

The winning selection arising from a Quotidienne 3 draw is determined according to the type of wager. The following prize structure presents prizes for a $1 wager. Prizes vary according to the amount of the wager.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Forfait quotidien to play Banco, Quotidienne 2, Quotidienne 3 and Quotidienne 4 simultaneously.

Extra and Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase selection(s) valid for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Quotidienne web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Quotidienne 4 is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Each selection is made up of 4 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times.

Cost of each selection: $0.50, $1, $2, $5 or $10.

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer or request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the games(s), the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. Loto-Québec may, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers and to issue tickets for any selection it determines at any time.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random a winning number made up of four digits from 0 to 9.

The winning selection arising from a Quotidienne 4 draw is determined according to the type of wager. The following prize structure presents prizes for a $1 wager. Prizes vary according to the amount of the wager.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Choose Forfait quotidien to play Banco, Quotidienne 2, Quotidienne 3 and Quotidienne 4 simultaneously.

Extra and Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase selection(s) valid for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Quotidienne web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Draw every evening.

Each participation is composed of 15 numbers presented on 3 horizontal lines. The computer will generate 5 random numbers from 1 to 41, for each horizontal line.

Cost of each participation is $1.

Up to 5 participations per ticket.

This game can only be played by Quick Pick (mise-éclair) and the Replay Option is not available.

Each participation could make you win with 3, 4 or 5 good numbers on one horizontal line. You could also win if your participation has, among all 15 numbers, at least 4 "MIX and MATCH" numbers identical to the numbers drawn or has no (0) good numbers. Thus, you could win up to 4 times with one participation.

Only one prize per horizontal line and one "MIX and MATCH" prize can be claimed by winning participation.

Examples of winning participations

• 3, 4 or 5 good numbers on one HORIZONTAL LINE
  
• At least 4 good "MIX and MATCH" numbers among the 15
  
• NO GOOD NUMBERS (0) among the 15

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that draw date, Loto-Québec draws at random five numbers from 1 to 41. The winning participations as a result of any Triplex draw are determined as follows:

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Deadline for wagers: 10:30 p.m., each evening.

Check out the Triplex web page for more details.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Astro is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening.

Each selection is made up of four elements: a day (Jour) from 01 to 31, a month (Mois) from January to December, a year (Année) from 00 to 99 and an astrological sign (Signe astrologique) from Aries to Pisces.

It is possible to wager on a date that does not exist, such as February 31.

Cost of each selection: $1

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer, request one or more Quick Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) or, if applicable, present a winning ticket of a free selection and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. Loto-Québec may, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers and to issue tickets for any selection it determines at any time.

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random four elements : a day (01 to 31), a month (January to December), a year (00 to 99) and an astrological sign (Aries to Pisces).

A winning selection is considered as such if it contains the following, in exact order:

Only one prize per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase selection(s) valid for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Astro web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Draw every Friday.

Each selection represents a number of six digits, from 1 to 9 for the first digit, and from 0 to 9 for the five other digits.

Cost of $0.50 per selection.

You can play up to 10 selections per ticket by using the quick pick option.

Draw

At the draw, Loto-Québec randomly draws six digits, from 1 to 9 for the first digit, and from 0 to 9 for the other digits.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Deadline for wagers: every Friday at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the La Mini web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Quick Play and Daily Draw.

Available every day.

Draw each evening.

Lotto Poker is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitation of liability.

The card game used in Lotto Poker is composed of a regular 52-card deck with four suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds and Spades) of 13 cards each. Each selection (a five-card hand) allows you to participate in the Quick Play at a retailer and in the evening draw.

Cost of a selection: $2

This game can only be played using Quick Pick.

Up to three selections per ticket. All cards on a ticket come from a single deck of cards. The same card cannot be used for more than one selection on the same ticket.

Extra is available for this game for an additional $1. 

Ask your retailer for one or more Lotto Poker selections, with or without the Plus option, and pay for your ticket before he completes the transaction on the game terminal.

Quick Play

When your transaction is being processed, the selection(s) of your ticket are displayed on the terminal's consumer screen. A selection is a winner if it forms one of the poker hands that are described in the corresponding Lotto Poker Quick Play Prize Structure.

Plus option (Lotto Poker Plus animation)

To participate, just request the Plus option. If you choose the Plus option, each selection on your ticket will cost an additional $1.

The progressive jackpot starts at $10,000.

In increasing order, the rank of the cards is as follows: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace. However, an Ace may be used to complete an Ace-2-3-4-5 straight.

Only one prize can be claimed per winning selection in the Quick Play.

A ticket will be issued at the end of the Quick Play screen animation indicating, among other things, the name of the game, a control number, the draw date for which your selection(s) are valid and your selection. A message both on your ticket and displayed on the terminal's consumer screen will tell you if you have won in the Quick Play. Tickets cannot be cancelled. The Replay option is not available.

Draw

On each draw date or as soon as possible thereafter, Loto-Québec conducts a draw to determine at random 5 cards among the 52 cards of the deck.

A selection is a winner if it contains 2, 3, 4 or 5 cards identical to the cards drawn.

There is no requirement to get a winning poker hand in the Quick Play to be eligible to win in the draw game. Only one prize may be claimed per winning selection per draw. If a prize won at Quick Play is claimed before the draw of the date indicated on the ticket, the claiming of any prize won at this draw or with the Extra draw if you added it, is made with the replacement ticket. If your wager is registered before the deadline for wagers, you will participate in the draw held on the same day. Only the "Lotto Poker" and the "Extra" numbers registered in the central computer system participate in the games.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Deadline for wagers: 10:30 p.m., each evening.

Check out the Lotto Poker web page for more details.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Quick Play and Daily Draw.

Available every day.

Draw each evening.

Sprinto is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitation of liability.

The Sprinto animation reveals a selection for an evening draw and the results of the in-store Quick Play (racing game). A selection is made up of 5 numbers from 1 to 50.

Cost of a selection: $2 or $5

Only one selection per ticket. The $5 selection offers larger prizes and better odds of winning a prize in the Quick Play.

This game can only be played using Quick Pick.

Extra is available for this game for an additional $1. 

Ask your retailer for a $2 or $5 selection and pay for your ticket before he completes the transaction on the game terminal.

Quick play

When your transaction is being processed, the 5 contestants designated by the numbers of the selection on your ticket will be shown on the terminal's consumer screen in order to race against each other. Before the race starts, and in a random manner:

• The grand prize for the Quick Play in question and the "Bonne chance au tirage" ("Good luck for the draw") message will each be associated to one of the five contestants; and
• 3 other prizes from the Quick Play prize structure in question will respectively be associated to the remaining 3 contestants.

In the event of a win at Quick Play, the prize is the one associated with the contestant who wins the race.

A ticket will be issued at the end of the Quick Play screen animation indicating, among other things, the name of the game, a control number, the draw date for which your selection is valid and your selection. A message both on your ticket and displayed on the terminal's consumer screen will tell you if you have won in the Quick Play. Tickets cannot be cancelled. The Replay option is not available.

Draw

On each draw date or as soon as possible thereafter, Loto-Québec will cause 5 numbers to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 50.

A selection is a winner if it contains 2, 3, 4 or 5 numbers identical to the numbers drawn.

There is no requirement to win in the Quick Play to be eligible to win in the draw game.

Only one prize may be claimed per winning selection per draw. If a prize won at Quick Play is claimed before the draw of the date indicated on the ticket, the claiming of any prize won at this draw or with the Extra draw if you added it, is made with the replacement ticket. If your wager is registered before the deadline for wagers, you will participate in the draw held on the same day. Only the "Sprinto" and the "Extra" numbers registered in the central computer system participate in the games.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Deadline for wagers: 10:30 p.m., each evening.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Sprinto web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Quick Play and Daily Draw.

Available every day.

Draw each evening.

Lotto :D is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitation of liability.

The Lotto :D animation is composed of a "Dé rouge" (one red dice) and of "Vos dés" (your dice), being eight white dice. Each dice has six sides.

This animation reveals the results of the in-store Quick Play and leads to a selection for an evening draw. Each selection represents a number composed of 8 digits from 1 to 6. These eight digits are those obtained in "Vos dés" during the Quick Play animation.

Cost of a selection: $2 or $5

Only one selection per ticket. The $5 selection offers larger prizes.

This game can only be played using Quick Pick.

Extra is available for this game for an additional $1.

Ask your retailer for a $2 or $5 selection and pay for your ticket before he completes the transaction on the game terminal.

Quick Play

When your transaction is being processed, the "Dé rouge" will be shown on the terminal's consumer screen, followed by "Vos dés". In the event that at least two of "Vos dés" are identical in value to the "Dé rouge", you win the corresponding prize as indicated in the Lotto :D Quick Play Prize Structure.

Only one prize per Quick Play can be claimed. A ticket will be issued at the end of the Quick Play screen animation indicating, among other things, the name of the game, a control number, the draw date for which your selection is valid and your selection. A message both on your ticket and displayed on the terminal's consumer screen will tell you if you have won in the Quick Play. Tickets cannot be cancelled. The Replay option is not available.

Draw

On each draw date or as soon as possible thereafter, Loto-Québec will perform 8 random draws, each among all digits from 1 to 6, to form in order the winning number.

There is no requirement to win in the Quick Play to be eligible to win in the draw game.

Only one prize may be claimed per winning selection per draw. If a prize won at Quick Play is claimed before the draw of the date indicated on the ticket, the claiming of any prize won at this draw or with the Extra draw if you added it, is made with the replacement ticket. If your wager is registered before the deadline for wagers, you will participate in the draw held on the same day. Only the "Lotto :D" and the "Extra" numbers registered in the central computer system participate in the games.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Deadline for wagers: 10:30 p.m., each evening.

Check out the Lotto :D web page for more details.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Roue de fortune Éclair is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Roue de fortune Éclair is a $3 or $5 terminal-based Quick Play game. Limit of one play per ticket. The $5 play offers bigger prizes and better odds of winning a TV participation.

As the transaction is being processed, a wheel divided into segments is displayed on the screen and starts to spin. A white ball bounces from one segment to another before stopping on one of the segments.

If the ball stops on a segment associated with a prize, you win that prize. A ticket will be issued at the end of the Quick Play screen animation indicating, among other things, the name of the game and a control number. A message both on your ticket and displayed on the terminal's consumer display screen will tell you if you have won in the Quick Play.

Consult the following prize structures to see the odds of winning each prize. The animation is used solely for entertainment purposes and cannot be used to determine the odds of winning.

How to play Roue de fortune Éclair: Ask your retailer for a $3 or $5 Quick Play and pay for your ticket before the transaction is completed on the game terminal. Tickets cannot be cancelled. The Replay option is not available.

Extra is available with this game for an additional $1. The latter is governed by the applicable regulation, which includes limitations of liability. To participate, ask your retailer to add Extra to your ticket and pay $1 for one number, for one draw. If these conditions are met, the word “EXTRA” and the draw date will appear on the ticket above the number generated for the Extra draw. If these conditions are not met, “EXTRA NON PARTICIPANT” will appear on the ticket with the system-generated number and you will not participate in the Extra draw. If you chose to add Extra and you claim a Quick Play prize before the draw date indicated on your ticket, a replacement ticket will be issued. The claiming of any prize won at this draw is made with the replacement ticket. Only “Extra” numbers registered in Loto-Québec's central computer system participate in the game.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Check out the Roue de fortune éclair web page for more details.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

Tout ou rien is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC which includes limitations of liability.

Draw every evening

Each selection is composed of 12 numbers from 1 to 24.

Cost of each selection: $2

Odds of winning with one selection:

Grand Prize: 1 / 1,352,078

Any prize: 1 / 4.54

To enter one or more draws, present your completed selection slip to a retailer or request one or more Quick-Picks (i.e., computer-generated selections) and pay the amount wagered.

A ticket is issued indicating among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number

Draw

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw 12 numbers at random from among all numbers from 1 to 24.

A winning selection is considered as such if it includes numbers identical to the 12 numbers drawn as specified in the “Category” column of the “Prize Structure” table below.

One prize per winning selection.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it.

Extra and the Replay option are available with this game.

You may purchase selection(s) valid for more than one draw.

Deadline for wagers: Every evening at 10:30 p.m.

See the selection slip for more details or check out the Tout ou rien web page.

This game can be played at a retailer, online or by using the mobile application.

LOTTO MAX and LOTTO 6/49 are governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation (“ILC”) which include limitations of liability.

QUÉBEC MAX, QUÉBEC 49 AND EXTRA are governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

"Formule groupe" allows people to play the lottery as a group. To create a group, present a duly completed Formule groupe selection slip to a retailer or request Quick Picks (i.e. computer-generated selections) and pay the retailer the total amount wagered.

Each group member will receive a ticket with a bar code. Each group member will therefore be able to check whether or not their ticket is a winning ticket using a self-serve ticket checker at a retail location. Each member who is a rightful ticket holder may also have their ticket validated and claim their share of a prize (i.e. share of prize of $600 or less) at the retail location of their choice. Otherwise, they must claim their share at a designated Loto-Québec establishment.

Only one prize may be claimed per winning selection. The prize value will be calculated according to the number of group shares belonging to the rightful ticket holder. The winning selections for a draw are determined as per the rules of the lottery game, and the prize value is calculated as per the prize structure in effect for each lottery game. The prize structure for each lottery game is available from Loto-Québec upon request or on the game's page.

Formule groupe is available for the following games:

• Lotto Max
• Québec Max
• Lotto Max + Québec Max
• Lotto 6/49
• Québec 49
• Lotto 6/49 + Québec 49

It’s also possible to add Extra.

Cost of each play (share):

• Lotto Max: $5 for three 7 number selections*
• Québec Max: $2 for three 7 number selections*
• Lotto Max + Québec Max: $7 for the same three 7 number selections* participate in both the Lotto Max and Québec Max draws of a same date
• Lotto 6/49: $3 for one 6 number selection (the Classic Selection) and one "Gold Ball Draw Number"
• Québec 49: $1 for one 6 number selection
• Lotto 6/49 + Québec 49: $4 for one 6-number selection, valid for both Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 draws of a same date, and one "Gold Ball Draw Number", a computer-generated 10-digit number, valid for the Lotto 6/49 draw only.

*Either the chosen selection plus two computer-generated selections or, if opting for a Quick Pick, three computer-generated selections.

A group may purchase 2 to 20 plays for the next draw of the concerned game(s). For Extra, the retailer will indicate how many numbers can be added for your group ($1 per number for one draw).

Each ticket will indicate, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date, the group number, the group total number of shares, the plays and a control number, as well as the dollar value and number of shares associated with this ticket. A ticket is valid for only one draw per chosen lottery game.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on the tickets, then give each group member their ticket, and remind them to sign it.

To "Replay" the same group, the group leader must have the "Création de groupe" coupon in his possession.

Deadline for wagers: 10:30 p.m. on the night of the draw of the game(s) of the selected option.

See its respective selection slip or web page for more details on each game : Lotto 6/49, Québec 49, Lotto Max, Québec Max and Extra.  For Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49 and Québec Max, when a free play is won, it will automatically be issued to the group for the draw following the one in which it was won.

Check out the Formule groupe web page for more details.

LOTTO MAX and LOTTO 6/49 are governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation (“ILC”) which include limitations of liability.

QUÉBEC MAX, QUÉBEC 49 AND EXTRA are governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Formule super groupe enables you to buy a share in a group, which is pooled with those of the other group members. One share corresponds to a predetermined number of selection(s) or play(s) in one or more lotteries, for one draw. The features of the groups and the shares are defined by Loto-Québec.

The maximum number of shares in a group (21 to 100) is also determined by Loto-Québec. Due to the way groups evolve, the final number of shares in a group is confirmed at the applicable deadline for wagers and corresponds to the number of shares actually sold at time of said deadline, regardless of whether the maximum number of shares has been reached. For example, a group with a maximum number of 50 shares could end up with only 40 shares if only 40 of the 50 shares were sold at the deadline for wagers.

Each group member receives a ticket with a bar code. It is therefore possible, for each group member, to check whether or not if his ticket is a winner using a self-serve ticket checker at a retailer. Similarly, each member who is the lawful holder of a valid ticket may also have his ticket validated and claim his share of a prize (share of prize of $600 or less) at the retailer of his choice. Otherwise, he must claim it at a designated Loto-Québec establishment.

The lawful holder of a valid ticket which, for one game, bears a winning selection according to the applicable rules then in force for that game, is entitled to claim one prize only for that winning selection. The value of that prize will be calculated according to the number of shares in the group belonging to the lawful holder. Winning selections resulting from a draw are determined according to the rules described on each game's selection slip, and the amount of each prize is calculated according to the prize structure in force for each game. The prize structures for each lottery game are available from Loto-Québec upon request or on the game's page.

The following games are offered in Formule super groupe:

• Lotto Max
• Québec Max
• Lotto Max + Québec Max
• Lotto 6/49
• Québec 49
• Lotto 6/49 + Québec 49

Extra is also offered with some groups.

Cost of each play (share):

• Lotto Max: $5 for three 7-number selections
• Québec Max: $2 for three 7-number selections
• Lotto Max + Québec Max: $7 for the same three 7-number selections participating in both the Lotto Max and Québec Max draws of a same date
• Lotto 6/49: $3 for one 6-number selection (the "Classic Selection") and one "Gold Ball Draw Number", a computer-generated 10-digit number
• Québec 49: $1 for one 6-number selection
• Lotto 6/49 + Québec 49: $4 for one 6-number selection, valid for both Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 draws of a same date, and one "Gold Ball Draw Number", a computer-generated 10-digit number, valid for the Lotto 6/49 draw only.

One share can also include one Extra number for $1 more. 

Games offered in Formule super groupe can only be played using Quick Pick.

Each ticket represents one share of the group with which it's associated and indicates, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date, the group number, the maximum number of shares in the group, the play issued at the purchase of that ticket, a control number and the cost of the share.

Subject to the following, it is possible to purchase more than one share in a group or one share in more than one group, but it is not possible to purchase more than one share in more than one group in a single transaction. The sale of more than one share in a same group ends 30 minutes before the deadline for wagers on the night of the draw of the game(s) of the selected option.

The retailer may cancel one or more shares in a group only within 30 minutes of registration, but never after the deadline for wagers or after midnight on the day of registration. During the cancellation period, it is not possible to see the selections of these shares as they can still be cancelled. For this reason, some selections are blurred when viewing the list of selections.

The number of shares sold and the list of selections for the group are available at any time on the Formule super groupe web page or on the app, and are continually updated. You can also see the number of shares sold in the group using a self-serve ticket checker at a retailer. It is also possible to obtain the full list of a group's selections from a retailer once the group is "closed."

A group is considered closed when all shares have been sold and the 30-minute cancellation period has elapsed after the last share was sold, or after the applicable deadline for wagers.

Only the "Lotto Max", "Québec Max", "Lotto 6/49" and "Québec 49" selections and the "Extra" numbers registered in the central computer system participate in the games.

Before leaving the point of sale, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. The ticket is valid for only one draw of the game(s) of the selected option.

Deadline for wagers: 10:30 p.m. on the night of the draw of the game(s) of the selected option.

See its respective selection slip or web page for more details on each game : Lotto 6/49, Québec 49, Lotto Max, Québec Max and Extra. For Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49 and Québec Max, when a free play is won, it is automatically issued to the group for the draw following the one in which it was won. In this case, all the selections in the group appear on the group ticket and there is no list of selections.

Check out the Formule super groupe web page for more details.