Lotto Max player in Canada is $70M richer after hitting the jackpot

Ontario is full of winning Lotto Max players from the big $70M Friday draw

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Even though Ontarians missed out on the big prize this weekend, many people in the province are about to be a whole “lotto” richer.

On Friday, April 1, the gargantuan $70 million Lotto Max jackpot was finally claimed – by a ticket sold somewhere in Alberta. More details about the new millionaire(s) haven’t been shared yet, but the ticket matched all seven numbers.

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Still, there were several big winners from the draw in Ontario, even though the jackpot was snagged in Western Canada.

According to a release from Ontario Lottery and Gaming (OLG), winning tickets with major prizes were sold in the province.

Ontario Lotto Max Winners

One MAXMILLIONS prize-winning ticket worth $1 million was sold in Prince Edward/Hastings County region – so Ontario could have a new millionaire.
Four MAXMILLIONS prize-winning tickets worth $500,000 each were sold in Ontario. One was sold online at OLG.ca, and the others were sold in Parry Sound/Nipissing region, Ajax, and Lennox and Addington/Frontenac region.
One ticket worth $250,000 sold in Niagara Falls, Toronto, will be split with three other winning tickets sold in Canada.
Four LOTTO MAX second prize-winning tickets worth $373,118.20 each were sold in Leeds and Grenville region, Stoney Creek, Toronto, and online.
Four ENCORE prizes worth $100,000 each were won with tickets sold in Stoney Creek, Scarborough, and York Region.

So while somewhere in Alberta, there could be a new multi-millionaire, Ontario still came out of this big lottery draw looking pretty good.

After all, even $100,000 buys you a lot of Timmy’s.

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