Quebec Max Winning Numbers

On this page, you will learn all the important information on the lottery: how to play, what the odds are of winning, and what Quebec Max previous winning numbers are.

What Is the Quebec Max in Quebec?

Quebec Max is a twice-weekly lottery draw offered by Loto-Québec, which is only available in the province of Quebec and has a potential jackpot of CAD 2 million.

To play, you must pick seven numbers from a pool of numbers between 1 and 50 or alternatively opt for Quick Pick to have them chosen for you. For each play purchased you receive two additional sets of 7 numbers and to scoop the jackpot you need to match all 7 numbers to the ones drawn.

The draws take place every Tuesday and Friday at 10:30 p.m and following the main draw there are 14 additional draws , each with a prize of CAD 1,000,000.

Tickets cost CAD 2 per play.

How to Play Quebec Max?

You can play Quebec Max both online , by app or at a retailer in Quebec.

If you want to play via the app download it and register an account then choose 7 numbers between 1 and 50. One play includes 3 7-digits selections.

There is also an Extra game that can be played along with Quebec Max. For an additional CAD 1 you can try to win CAD 1 million. The idea of Extra game is to match a random 7-digit number with the drawn number. The more numbers you match, the more money you will win. 

To play offline, you need to choose an authorized retailer, fill out a play slip with your numbers (or select Quick play) and then buy the ticket. All that remains is to wait for the draw and see if you are a winner.

If you want to save some hassle, you can also subscribe to automatically purchase your tickets. Not only won't you forget to buy tickets , you'll also be notified of the latest results of Quebec Max plus if you win, you will get notified by email.

Odds of Winning

The odds of winning the Quebec Max grand prize are 1 in 33,294,800, and for the additional CA$1,000,000 prize draws it’s 1 in 2,378,200. The odds of winning any prize at all is just 1 in 7. Now you see that you can play Quebec Max even if you think you won't win the jackpot.

Payout

The Grand Prize is a divisible CAD 2,000,000. There are also 14 prizes of CAD 1,000,000 each that are divisible by the winners of that specific draw. The smaller prizes are CAD 100,000, CAD 1,000, CAD 200, CAD 100, CAD 20, CAD 10 and free play.

If you win, you have one year to claim your prize. Claiming your winnings depends on the sum of money won. For example, small prizes up to CAD 600 can be collected at the retailer, for up to CAD 25,000 it is recommended to claim by mailand for anything over that amount winners are advised to call the Customer Service team.

Who Can Play Quebec Max?

To play, you must be 18 years of age or older and a resident of Quebec.

History of Quebec Max

The Quebec Max lottery was launched in October 2012. It is offered by Loto-Québec, the provincial government's gambling agency.

Since its launch, the Quebec Max lottery has become one of the province's most popular lotteries. Twice a week, thousands of people try their luck in the hope of winning the jackpot.

Play Quebec Max Responsibly

Playing Quebec Max is a fun and easy way to gamble. However, it is important to play responsibly.

Therefore, there are a few things that you need to keep in mind:

• Remember that gambling should only be done with the money that you can afford to lose.
• Never borrow money to gamble or spend more than you can afford.
• Set a budget for your gambling activities. Stick to this budget, and don't try to chase your losses.
• Take a break if you're not having fun anymore. Gambling should be enjoyable, so if it's not, stop playing.
• Never gamble while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

By following these simple tips, you can gamble responsibly and have a great time doing it.

However, there is always a risk of getting addicted to lotteries. If you're worried that you or someone you know may have a gambling problem, there are some signs to look for.

Some of them are:

• chasing losses;
• spending more money on gambling than you can afford;
• gambling when you're feeling upset or stressed;
• lying to family and friends about your gambling activities;
• neglecting work or school to gamble.

If you or someone you know is displaying these signs, it's important to seek help. There are many resources available to help problem gamblers, including counseling and support groups. There are also helplines that you can call.