Wed, August 15, 2018
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Guaranteed Prize Draw
59411954-02
50 x $2,000
00809047-02
00881995-03
00909652-02
01005340-01
01031709-01
01060763-01
24325209-01
24878181-01
24929665-01
25041477-01
25294601-03
25314073-01
25479369-01
25606121-01
26093737-01
26329045-04
26752145-02
26957041-04
27030917-03
27057937-01
40037040-01
40327402-01
40407299-01
55711122-01
59181515-02
59196248-01
59317310-03
59350685-04
59352793-03
59391905-03
59452558-01
59465437-01
59664533-02
59718576-01
59729956-01
59762827-01
59799885-01
59806120-01
59872096-02
59883782-04
59963458-07
62000665-01
65407175-01
68607151-01
70768755-01
71379563-02
75902682-01
75928241-01
92287004-01
92373510-01
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Estimated Jackpot for Saturday, August 18, 2018 - $22,000,000
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Lotteries: What are the odds?
Big lottery jackpots mean somebody's going to win big. Sometimes.
Canada's biggest lottery jackpot — $54.3 million — was won by a group of 17 oil workers in Camrose, Alta., in October 2005.
Total ticket sales for that draw reached $99,474,164.
Out of almost 50 million tickets sold for that Lotto 6/49 draw, one extraordinarily lucky group had beaten the odds of one in 13,983,816.
It was Canada's greatest attack of lottery fever. There have been a few since then, including a $50 million prize in Canada's newest national lottery — Lotto Max. That was won by Marie and Kirby Fontaine of Sagkeeng First Nation, northeast of Winnipeg, in November 2009.
Those of us who do play the lottery — and approximately one-quarter of Canadians play weekly — have heard those odds many times before. Pay $2 and your odds of becoming a millionaire are approximately 1 in 14 million.
Your odds are even worse for winning Lotto Max. For $5, you buying a one in 28,633,528 chance at winning at least $15 million. ..... Continue Here ...
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