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Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, Dec. 3 are out and a Quebec ticket won the jackpot

Was it you?? 🤩

Canadian lottery tickets (illustrative).

Someone in Quebec just won Tuesday's Lotto Max jackpot.

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The latest Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, December 3, have been revealed, and if you bought a ticket, you're going to want to check it ASAP.

Last night's Lotto Max draw was a massive one, with the jackpot reaching the $80 million cap — the largest lottery prize you can score in Canada.

And guess what? Two lucky ticket holders finally matched all seven numbers, including someone who bought their ticket in Quebec! They'll each walk away with a cool $40 million — not a bad deal for splitting the pot.

Plus, there were a whopping 30 Maxmillions available in this draw, giving you even more chances to become a millionaire.

Ready to check your luck? Let's break down the winning Lotto Max numbers and see if luck was on your side.

What are the Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, December 3?

The Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, December 3, are 09, 14, 21, 26, 29, 32 and 41, with the bonus number 47.

Two lucky players will split the maximum $80 million jackpot, taking home $40 million each. The winning tickets were bought in Quebec and the Prairies, so if you haven't checked your ticket yet, you could be the next millionaire!

Plus, two players from Quebec and Ontario matched six numbers plus the bonus, earning them each a second-place prize of $223,612.50.

And that's not all! There were nine Maxmillions winners in this draw, one of whom was from Quebec.

Here's a look at the 30 winning Maxmillions number combos from this draw:

  • 01-04-08-28-30-31-41
  • 01-04-29-38-43-44-46
  • 02-08-15-16-17-23-48
  • 02-11-16-17-29-33-43
  • 02-12-13-15-30-43-44
  • 02-12-14-39-40-47-48
  • 02-13-17-19-21-27-47
  • 02-13-21-24-25-29-43
  • 03-05-08-14-17-21-26
  • 03-05-17-28-29-32-49
  • 03-17-22-25-33-36-39
  • 03-20-25-27-34-37-44
  • 06-09-17-23-34-41-49
  • 06-16-19-22-36-37-42
  • 07-09-10-14-16-23-25
  • 07-14-22-31-42-44-50
  • 08-15-16-20-35-45-47
  • 09-14-16-22-26-40-44
  • 09-14-18-22-37-42-49
  • 10-25-28-29-41-44-45
  • 11-12-20-25-41-42-48
  • 11-18-19-21-37-38-48
  • 11-24-26-33-41-44-49
  • 12-17-19-21-34-38-45
  • 12-24-31-34-40-45-48
  • 15-26-33-35-43-45-50
  • 16-17-18-31-37-41-46
  • 16-17-26-33-37-40-42
  • 19-24-29-33-45-48-50
  • 28-29-31-32-34-41-42

Now that the jackpot has been claimed, it'll start over, and the draw on Friday, December 6 will have an estimated $33 million up for grabs. Your last chance to get in on that draw will be at 10:30 p.m. on Friday.

What were the Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, November 29?

For the Lotto Max draw on Friday, November 29, the winning numbers were 06, 17, 26, 29, 30, 39 and 49. The bonus number was 02.

As for Maxmillions, here were the 21 winning numbers:

  • 01-05-06-19-23-24-45
  • 01-06-13-35-42-47-49
  • 01-36-37-38-41-42-43
  • 02-11-14-21-24-26-50
  • 03-04-08-09-11-38-50
  • 03-07-18-19-25-37-39
  • 03-19-22-31-32-33-47
  • 04-05-09-11-16-29-32
  • 04-05-12-28-38-39-45
  • 04-07-18-27-31-32-41
  • 05-09-12-25-30-31-33
  • 05-11-18-19-22-33-42
  • 05-23-24-26-29-32-48
  • 06-10-16-18-29-32-44
  • 07-12-15-21-22-30-41
  • 07-12-17-24-28-45-48
  • 08-27-28-34-39-46-49
  • 10-12-15-30-32-33-37
  • 11-13-14-15-19-46-48
  • 11-14-16-17-31-43-45
  • 15-16-28-29-31-41-49

The $80 million jackpot went unclaimed, but three lucky players matched six numbers plus the bonus, scoring a hefty $355,128.90 each. Not a bad consolation prize, if you ask us!

Plus, seven Maxmillions prizes were scooped up during Friday's draw, two of which were from tickets purchased in Quebec. And if that wasn't enough, over 1.5 million other prizes were handed out — ranging from free plays to cash in the thousands. So, if you haven't checked last week's ticket yet, now's the perfect time to see if you're a winner!

How does Lotto Max work?

Lotto Max is Canada's biggest lottery game, with draws happening every Tuesday and Friday.

For every $5 ticket, you get three sets of seven numbers ranging from 1 to 50.

Here's how it works: During each draw, seven main numbers and one bonus number are randomly picked. To win a prize, you need to match at least three numbers. Matching more numbers and/or the bonus can boost your winnings.

Prizes are divided into categories, and payouts depend on ticket sales. Here's a typical prize breakdown:

  • 7/7 (jackpot) — average of $47.5 million (but an estimate of that draw's jackpot is shown when you buy your ticket)
  • 6/7 plus bonus — average of $194,405
  • 6/7 — average of $4,629
  • 5/7 plus bonus — average of $926
  • 5/7 — average of $105
  • 4/7 plus bonus — average of $50
  • 4/7 — $20 fixed prize
  • 3/7 plus bonus — $20 fixed prize
  • 3/7 — free play

The jackpot starts at $10 million and can climb to a massive $80 million if it isn’t won. Once the jackpot hits $50 million, additional Maxmillions prizes — $1 million each — are added. These are separate draws, and to win one, you need to match all seven numbers on a single line.

Every set of numbers on your ticket is eligible for both the main draw and any Maxmillions draws, giving you more chances to win. Sales close at 10:30 p.m. ET on draw nights.

The odds of winning the jackpot are around 1 in 33 million, but your chances of taking home any prize are about 1 in 7.

Good luck, Montreal!

If you or someone you know is struggling with problem gambling, refer to these resources available across Quebec. Help is available.

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