Lotto Max jackpot reaches $80 million

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By News Staff

Posted November 27, 2024 4:10 pm.

The next Lotto Max draw on Friday will reach $80 million, including an additional $20 million that will be up for grabs in Maxmillions.

In total, 44 jackpots have been won in the province, including three worth $70 million.

Quebecers have won over $3.7 billion in Lotto Max since its launch in 2009.

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