Lotto Max results for September 29, 2026: no ticket won Canada's jackpot, so the top prize carried over, and the next draw was advertised at C$70 million.
Canada's Lotto Max results for September 29, 2026, brought no jackpot winner, so the top prize carried over once again. The run behind it is the story here: with this draw included, the stretch of Lotto Max draws in which the jackpot went unwon reached 10 by lottery.fm's own count.
Heading into the September 29 draw, the jackpot stood at an estimated C$65 million. The draw before it, on September 25, had also ended without a jackpot winner. For the next draw, the jackpot was advertised at C$70 million.
A long run without a jackpot winner can start to look like a countdown, but it is not one. Every Lotto Max draw is independent, and past results do not change the odds of future draws, so the count describes draws already played and says nothing about the next one.
The closest anyone came was a single tier down. Two winners matched six of the seven winning numbers plus the bonus number, a result worth C$111,209.90 each. Across its prize tiers, the draw recorded 971,317 winners, so even with the jackpot carried over, plenty of prizes were won further down the table.
If you have a ticket for September 29, you can check it with the lottery.fm ticket checker, and the Lotto Max page has more on the game.
If gambling has stopped being fun, support is available through the problem gambling helpline for your province or territory — the Responsible Gambling Council lists every one on its Help for Canadians page.
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