Two fortunate individuals in Ontario and Quebec will break up Tuesday’s record-breaking $80-million Lotto Max jackpot.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Company (OLG) introduced Wednesday morning that one of many two successful tickets was bought in Gray County, west of Barrie, whereas the opposite was bought someplace in Quebec.
Every ticket is value a whopping $40 million.
Twenty-four Maxmillions prizes have been additionally up for grabs final night time, with 4 successful tickets bought in Ontario.
Tuesday’s record-breaking grand prize grew to $80 million after Friday’s first-ever $75-million jackpot was not received.
Earlier this month, the OLG elevated the scale of its jackpot cap from $70 million. The cap has now grown by $10-million increments thrice because it was first launched in 2009.
