$90M Lotto Max ticket sold in Alberta outside Edmonton, Calgary
The Western Canada Lottery Corporation confirmed the winning ticket for Tuesday's draw was purchased somewhere in Alberta beyond the province's two largest cities.
A single ticket purchased in Alberta, outside Edmonton and Calgary, matched all seven numbers in Tuesday night's Lotto Max draw to claim the $90 million jackpot, the Western Canada Lottery Corporation said in a prize breakdown released late that evening. The winning numbers, unofficially, were 8, 15, 19, 23, 26, 28 and 34.
Two separate Maxmillion prizes worth $1 million each were also tied to winning tickets sold in Alberta. To collect the full jackpot, the holder or holders must match all seven numbers under lottery rules.
Tuesday's draw carried a total prize pool of $119 million, though regulations cap the main jackpot at $90 million. The same $90 million prize was on offer in the Oct. 16 draw but went unclaimed, rolling over to this week's drawing.
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