$40M Lotto Max jackpot ticket sold in Ontario for 6th time this year
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Another lucky person who bought their ticket in Ontario is the winner of Tuesday night's $40-million Lotto Max jackpot.
Another lucky person who bought their ticket in Ontario is the winner of Tuesday night’s $40-million Lotto Max jackpot.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation said the jackpot-winning ticket was sold somewhere in Grey County, Ont., which encompasses areas such as Owen Sound, Meaford, Blue Mountain, Flesherton, Durham and Hanover.
According to the OLG website, the winning numbers for Tuesday night’s draw were: 06, 14, 17, 19, 26, 43, 45 + 27 Bonus.
The OLG is asking everyone who bought tickets for the draw to check on the app or at a retailer to see if they are the big winner, or won any other prizes.
So far in 2025, the OLG said there have been six Lotto Max jackpot wins in the province:
Most recently, an eastern Ontario man became $75 million richer after winning the Lotto Max jackpot on Aug. 19.
David Hatt, from Kingston, Ont., and a father of two, had the sole winning ticket for that jackpot. When he found out the next morning while picking up his coffee, he ditched the drive-thru he was in to race home to tell his wife he had won.
“I went home right away and said, ‘I need you to sit down.’ I showed her the screen on the app, and she asked in disbelief, ‘Is that $75 million?’ I loudly said, ‘Yes!’”
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