Lotto Max
Canada-wide lottery drawn twice a week: 7 numbers from 1 to 52, plus extra Maxplus draws.
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Canada-wide lottery drawn twice a week: 7 numbers from 1 to 52, plus extra Maxplus draws.
View guide: Lotto MaxThe Canada-wide classic: 6 numbers from 1 to 49, drawn Wednesday and Saturday, with a Gold Ball draw.
View guide: Lotto 6/49Québec lottery at $1 a selection: 6 numbers from 1 to 49, drawn Wednesday and Saturday.
View guide: Québec 49Québec’s counterpart to Lotto Max: 4 selections of 7 numbers from 1 to 52, drawn Tuesday and Friday.
View guide: Québec MaxCanada-wide lottery drawn Monday and Thursday: 5 numbers from 1 to 49 and a Grand Number from 1 to 7.
View guide: Grande VieA 7-digit number added to another lottery ticket, drawn daily and readable in both directions.
View guide: ExtraDaily keno-style lottery: you bet on 2 to 10 numbers, and 20 numbers are drawn from 70.
View guide: BancoA Banco variant where you play 20 numbers from 70, on the same daily draw.
View guide: Banco spécialDaily 2-, 3- or 4-digit lottery, played in exact order or in any order.
View guide: QuotidienneA small weekly lottery at $0.50: a randomly assigned 6-digit number, drawn on Friday.
View guide: La MiniDaily lottery where you bet on a day, a month, a year and a zodiac sign.
View guide: AstroDaily lottery: 12 numbers out of 24, and the jackpot goes to all the right numbers… or none.
View guide: Tout ou rienQuick-play game where each selection is a 5-card hand: instant result on screen, then an evening draw.
View guide: Lotto PokerOntario lottery drawn Wednesday and Saturday: 6 numbers from 1 to 49 and a fixed $2,000,000 jackpot.
View guide: Ontario 49Ontario’s Saturday lottery: two selections of 6 numbers from 1 to 45 for $1, plus an Early Bird draw.
View guide: LottarioOntario keno drawn twice a day: 20 numbers drawn from 70, and you choose how many to play, from 2 to 10.
View guide: Daily KenoPrairie and northern territories lottery drawn Wednesday and Saturday: 6 numbers from 1 to 49 for $1.
View guide: Western 649Western lottery drawn Tuesday and Friday: 3 selections of 7 numbers from 1 to 50 for $2.
View guide: Western MaxDaily digit game from Western Canada: 3 digits from 0 to 9, played in exact order or any order.
View guide: Pick 3British Columbia lottery drawn Wednesday and Saturday: 6 numbers from 1 to 49 and a $2,000,000 jackpot.
View guide: BC/49Atlantic Canada lottery drawn Wednesday and Saturday: 6 numbers from 1 to 49 and a guaranteed prize every draw.
View guide: Atlantic 49A $5 scratch ticket whose top prize is a weekly payment for life.
View guide: Gagnant à vieA $3 number-matching scratch ticket with prize multipliers.
View guide: 7 en folie ! MultiplicateurA $3 scratch ticket inspired by Scrabble: build words with the letters you reveal.
View guide: ScrabbleA $3 letter-game scratch ticket: complete words to win.
View guide: Jeu de motsA $10 scratch ticket whose top prize is a spot at a Grande pyramide event.
View guide: PyramideA light-hearted $2 scratch ticket built on matching symbols.
View guide: CornichonsA scratch ticket sold at $2, $5 or $10, tied to a TV show broadcast on Sundays.
View guide: La Poule aux œufs d’orA $30 Canada-wide number-matching scratch ticket with multipliers of up to 30 times.
View guide: 30XA $3 scratch ticket built like a bingo card: mark the called numbers to complete lines.
View guide: BingoA card game against the dealer: get close to 21 without going over, and beat the house hand.
View guide: BlackjackA ball, a numbered wheel, and bets on a number, a colour or a group of pockets.
View guide: RouletteA card game where you bet on the Player hand, the Banker hand or a tie, whichever is closest to 9.
View guide: BaccaratReels, paylines and a random number generator: how slots work, without the myths.
View guide: Slot machinesTables run by real dealers and streamed on video: roulette, blackjack, baccarat and more.
View guide: Live casinoA fast numbers game: mark numbers on a grid, then a set of numbers is drawn.
View guide: KenoPoker played against the dealer rather than other players: Three Card Poker, Casino Hold’em, Pai Gow…
View guide: Table poker (against the house)Loto-Québec’s in-store sports betting: 1 to 8 predictions, registered at a retailer.
View guide: Mise-o-jeuThe online version of Loto-Québec’s sports betting, with live betting and cash out.
View guide: Mise-o-jeu+One prediction, one set of odds: the easiest kind of sports bet to follow.
View guide: Single betSeveral predictions on one ticket: odds multiply, but every one must come true.
View guide: Combo (parlay)A bet that groups several predictions on one single game, available on Mise-o-jeu+.
View guide: Same-game comboBetting while the game is under way, with odds that shift as the action unfolds.
View guide: Live bettingSettling a bet before the event ends, for an amount offered by the platform.
View guide: Cash outTwo hole cards, five community cards and four betting rounds: the most widely played poker variant.
View guide: Texas Hold’emA Hold’em cousin with four hole cards, exactly two of which must be used in your hand.
View guide: OmahaHold’em with a 36-card short deck (no 2s to 5s): stronger hands and a modified ranking.
View guide: Hold’em 6+Scheduled tournaments across many tables: same buy-in, same chips, down to the last player.
View guide: Multi-table tournamentsSmall single-table tournaments that start as soon as enough players have registered.
View guide: Sit & Go (instant tournaments)A lightning tournament for 2 or 3 players whose prize pool is set at random by a multiplier.
View guide: Slot & GoClassic North American bingo: 5 x 5 cards, lines to complete and pattern games.
View guide: 75-ball bingo90-number bingo played on a Canadian network, with players from several provinces.
View guide: 90-ball bingo75-ball bingo played on your own, with no waiting for other players and fixed prizes.
View guide: Bingo SoloA bingo-style game played in person: 15-number grids from 1 to 90 and several games per session.
View guide: KinzoBingo played in linked halls; profits go to non-profit organizations.
View guide: Bingo en réseau