The biggest lottery prize in Canadian history is still up for grabs

How would you feel about a little bit of extra cash to help with those post-holiday bills?

You know, like $70 million of extra cash?

There was no winning ticket after Friday night’s Lotto Max draw for the historic $70 million prize, meaning the record-setting purse can still be won at tonight’s draw.

In addition to the whopping main prize, there will be 25 MAXMILLIONS prizes.

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Lotto Max is a nationwide lottery game with winners drawn on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Tuesday’s LOTTO MAX jackpot has inflated to est. $70 million + 25 MAXMILLIONS! Tell us how you’d celebrate if you won! #DreamToTheMax pic.twitter.com/K4MI1NyugS

— LOTTO MAX (@lottomax) January 6, 2020

The previous record for the largest lottery jackpot in Canadian history was a paltry $64 million prize in Lotto 6/49 in 2015.

Good luck tonight and if you end up winning, don’t forget to show a little love to the website that reminded you about the big loot prize…