Lotto Max
Canada-wide lottery drawn twice a week: 7 numbers from 1 to 52, plus extra Maxplus draws.
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A 7-digit number added to another lottery ticket, drawn daily and readable in both directions.
Logarithmic scale: each mark is 100 times less likely than the one before. The longer the bar, the less likely the outcome.
To picture the longest of these odds: it is like guessing one exact second picked at random over 116 days.
Extra is never played on its own: it is added to a ticket for another lottery, such as Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49 or Banco. The computer assigns a 7-digit number, and the Extra draw takes place every day.
The number can be matched in both directions: digits in the right order counting from the start or from the end can win a prize, even without the full number.
In Québec, buying lottery tickets and taking part in games of chance is restricted to people 18 and over.
The figures on this page come from the game’s official page, checked October 8, 2026. They can change, so always check the source before you play: loteries.lotoquebec.com.
See also
Canada-wide lottery drawn twice a week: 7 numbers from 1 to 52, plus extra Maxplus draws.
View guide: Lotto MaxDaily keno-style lottery: you bet on 2 to 10 numbers, and 20 numbers are drawn from 70.
View guide: BancoDaily lottery where you bet on a day, a month, a year and a zodiac sign.
View guide: Astro