Rules of the game

Rules of the game

LOTTO MAX is governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation ("ILC") which include limitations of liability.

Each play is comprised of three selections. Each selection is composed of seven numbers from 1 to 50.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your play(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the play(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more play(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY PLAYS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, ILC will cause seven main numbers and one bonus number to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 50.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined as follows:

• 3/7: 3 of the main numbers
• 3/7+B: 3 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 4/7: 4 of the main numbers
• 4/7+B: 4 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 5/7: 5 of the main numbers
• 5/7+B: 5 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 6/7: 6 of the main numbers
• 6/7+B: 6 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 7/7: the 7 main numbers

ILC determines, from time to time, a prize structure. The amount of each prize as a result of a draw is calculated in accordance with the prize structure in force. Only one prize per winning selection.

All free plays won following an online purchase are automatically issued for the draw following the one for which they were won.

Changes will be made to Lotto Max starting with the April 14, 2026, draw.
Read more about the changes to Lotto Max.

Additional information

• Draw every Tuesday and Friday
• Cost per play: $5 for 3 selections
• It is possible to play Lotto Max and Québec Max simultaneously, in which case each play costs $7 and is valid for both games. See the rules of the game of the Québec Max.
• The theoretical payoff rate is 48%.
• Lotto Max is a variable-prize game. Prizes are calculated according to sales and divided among the winners in each category.
• Deadline for wagers: every Tuesday and Friday, 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

QUÉBEC MAX is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each play is comprised of three selections. Each selection is composed of seven numbers from 1 to 50.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your play(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the play(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more play (s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY PLAYS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause seven main numbers and one bonus number to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 50 (main draw). Afterwards, 14 additional selections of seven numbers from 1 to 50 are drawn (additional selections draw).

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined as follows:

MAIN DRAW

• 3/7: 3 of the main numbers
• 3/7+B: 3 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 4/7: 4 of the main numbers
• 4/7+B: 4 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 5/7: 5 of the main numbers
• 5/7+B: 5 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 6/7: 6 of the main numbers
• 6/7+B: 6 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 7/7: the 7 main numbers

ADDITIONAL SELECTIONS DRAW

• 7/7: the 7 numbers

Only one prize per winning selection. All free plays won following an online purchase are automatically issued for the draw following the one for which they were won.

Additional information

• Draw every Tuesday and Friday
• Cost per play: $2 for 3 selections
• It is possible to play Lotto Max and Québec Max simultaneously, in which case each play costs $7 and is valid for both games. See the rules of the game of the Lotto Max.
• The theoretical payoff rate is 47%
• Deadline for wagers: every Tuesday and Friday, 10:30 p.m.

LOTTO 6/49 is governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation ("ILC"), which include limitations of liability.

Each play is composed of one selection of six numbers from 1 to 49 (the “Classic Selection”) and one “Gold Ball Draw Number”.

Each Gold Ball Draw Number is a unique computer-generated 10-digit number (XXXXXXXX-XX).

For the Gold Ball Draw Number(s), a segmented group of numbers is assigned to each of the five Canadian lottery corporations. In addition, these numbers are issued in sequence. For example, when a lottery ticket is composed of several plays, the first eight digits of the number remain the same, and the last two digits range from 01 to the number of plays purchased (67890123-01, 67890123-02, 67890123-03, etc.).

When a lottery ticket is composed of three or more Lotto 6/49 plays, the Gold Ball Draw Numbers are shown as a range. For example, if you buy 10 Lotto 6/49 plays on the same lottery ticket, you will get 10 Classic Selections and 10 Gold Ball Draw Numbers, which will be indicated on your lottery ticket as follows:
DE : 67890123-01
À : 67890123-10

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online, which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your play(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game(s), the draw date(s), the Classic Selection(s), the Gold Ball Draw Number(s), the amount wagered and a control number. Once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more play(s) in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. In any case, ONLY PLAYS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC’S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, the ILC will cause six numbers and one bonus number to be drawn at random from among all numbers from 1 to 49 (“Classic Draw”). Furthermore, one Gold Ball Draw Number is drawn at random from among all those that have been issued for that draw (“Gold Ball Draw”). This number allows a participant to win either the Gold Ball Jackpot or a $1,000,000 prize. The value of this prize is determined by the “Gold Ball Jackpot Draw.” If a white ball is drawn, the prize won is $1,000,000, and that ball is withdrawn from subsequent Gold Ball Jackpot Draws until the Gold Ball is drawn. If the Gold Ball is not drawn, the Gold Ball Jackpot increases in the next draw by an amount determined by the ILC. When the Gold Ball is drawn, 29 white balls, each corresponding to a $1,000,000 prize, and one Gold Ball will be available in the next Gold Ball Draw, and the preceding process will be repeated.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined as follows:

CLASSIC DRAW

• 2/6: 2 of the main numbers
• 2/6+B: 2 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 3/6: 3 of the main numbers
• 4/6: 4 of the main numbers
• 5/6: 5 of the main numbers
• 5/6+B: 5 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 6/6: all 6 main numbers

GOLD BALL DRAW

• The complete number (10 digits)

A winning Gold Ball Draw Number is one whose number is identical to the Gold Ball Draw Number drawn.

The amount of each prize, as a result of a draw, is calculated in accordance with the prize structure then in force.

Only one prize per winning selection. All free plays won following an online purchase are automatically issued for the draw following the one for which they were won.

Additional information

• Draw every Wednesday and Saturday
• Cost of each play is $3
• It is possible to play Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 simultaneously, in which case it will cost $4 for one selection of six numbers, valid for both Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 draws of a same date, and one “Gold Ball Draw Number,” a computer-generated 10-digit number, valid for the Lotto 6/49 draw only. See the rules of the game of the Québec 49.
• Lotto 6/49 is a variable-prize game. In the Classic Draw, prizes are calculated according to sales and divided equally among the winners in each category.
• Deadline for wagers: Every Wednesday and Saturday, 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

QUÉBEC 49 is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of six numbers from 1 to 49.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause six main numbers and one bonus number to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 49.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined as follows:

• 2/6+B: 2 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 3/6: 3 of the main numbers
• 4/6: 4 of the main numbers
• 5/6: 5 of the main numbers
• 5/6+B: 5 of the main numbers and the bonus number
• 6/6: all 6 main numbers

Only one prize per winning selection.

Additional information

• Draw every Wednesday and Saturday
• Cost of each selection is $1
• It is possible to play Lotto 6/49 and Québec 49 simultaneously, in which case it will cost $4 for one selection of six numbers and one "Guaranteed Prize Draw Selection", and the selection of six numbers will be valid for both games. See the rules of the game of the Lotto 6/49.
• Deadline for wagers: every Wednesday and Saturday, 10:30 p.m.

Grande Vie is governed by the RULES AND REGULATIONS RESPECTING LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY TICKETS of the Interprovincial Lottery Corporation (“ILC”) which include limitations of liability.

Each play is comprised of one selection of 5 Main Numbers and one Grand Number (GN).

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your play(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the play(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more play(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY PLAYS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, ILC will cause five Main Numbers to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 49 and one Grand Number to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 7.

The lawful holder of a valid ticket bearing a winning selection as shown in the chart “Prize Structure” is entitled to claim one prize only for that winning selection. All free plays won following an online purchase are automatically issued for the draw following the one for which they were won. Only an individual aged 18 or over, residing in Canada and having bought his ticket in Québec can claim a lifetime annuity from Loto-Québec. He must be the only one to have endorsed the ticket.

Additional information

• Draw every Monday and Thursday
• Cost per play: $3
• The theoretical payoff rate is 49%.
• Deadline for wagers: every Monday and Thursday, 10:30 p.m.
   

SPÉCIAL DE L’ÉTÉ is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is made up of one six-digit unique number (from 100000 to 999999). Only one number per ticket. This game can only be played as a Quick Pick (i.e., computer-generated selections).

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of the number in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. ONLY NUMBERS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC’S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Instant game

While your transaction is being processed, an animation is displayed on the terminal’s consumer screen to reveal whether the instant game is a winner. If it is, the value of the instant prize won is displayed.

Early Bird draws

On each Early Bird draw date, i.e., May 11, 18 and 25, 2025, or as soon as possible after these dates, Loto-Québec will draw at random 6 numbers for the $25,000 prizes and 1,000 numbers for the $50 prizes from issued numbers for the relevant draw.

A winning number is considered as such if it is identical to the drawn number. You could win with the same number more than once.

Final draw

On the final draw date, i.e., June 20, 2025, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will draw at random 1 number for the $1,000,000 prize, 4 numbers for the $100,000 prizes and from 48 to 432 numbers, depending on the number of issued numbers, for the secondary prizes. All numbers are drawn from the issued numbers for this draw.

A winning number is considered as such if it is identical to the drawn number. You could win with the same number more than once.

Rules of the game

BANCO is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of 2 to 10 numbers from 1 to 70, depending on the chosen type of wager.

Turbo Option

Choose the Turbo option to multiply your prize either x 1, x 2, x 3, x 4, x 5 or even x 10, by doubling the amount of your wager.

If you check YES for Turbo and you double your wager, "Turbo Participating" will appear under the selection valid for the Turbo option. If you check NO for Turbo, "Turbo Non-participating" will appear under the selection not valid for the Turbo option.

At each Banco draw, an additional draw will be conducted to determine the applicable Turbo multiplier for prizes won with selections valid for the Turbo option for this draw. Possible multipliers are as follows:

With Turbo x 1, prizes remain unchanged. The Turbo option is available for all Banco wagers except the $10 wager 10.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause 20 numbers to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 70.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined according to the type of wager, the amount of the wager and the number of winning numbers (Category). On that regard, see the prize structure below which shows the prizes for a $1 wager. Only one prize per winning selection.

Additional Information

• Draw every evening.
• The amount wagered on each selection can be $1, $2, $5 or $10.
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

BANCO spécial is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of 20 numbers from 1 to 70.

Turbo Option

Choose the Turbo option to multiply your prize either x 1, x 2, x 3, x 4, x 5 or even x 10, by doubling the amount of your wager.

If you check YES for Turbo and you double your wager, "Turbo Participating" will appear under the selection valid for the Turbo option. If you check NO for Turbo, "Turbo Non-participating" will appear under the selection not valid for the Turbo option.

At each Banco draw, an additional draw will be conducted to determine the applicable Turbo multiplier for prizes won with selections valid for the Turbo option for this draw. Possible multipliers are as follows:

With Turbo x 1, prizes remain unchanged.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause 20 numbers to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 70.

To be a winning selection, out of the 20 numbers drawn, the selection must include the number indicated in the "Category" column of the prize structure below. Only one prize per winning selection.

Additional Information

• Draw every evening
• Cost of each selection is $5
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

EXTRA is governed by the applicable regulation, which includes limitations of liability.

Extra cannot be played alone. It is always linked to another lottery product.

Each number is composed of 7 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times. All Extra numbers are generated by Loto-Québec computer.

To participate, choose the number of Extra number(s) desired and pay $1 per number, per draw. If "NON PARTICIPANT" appears on your lottery ticket, you will not participate in the Extra draw. ONLY "EXTRA" NUMBERS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Each draw is conducted as follows: Loto-Québec conducts 7 random draws, each among all digits from 0 to 9, to form in order the winning number.

The Extra number drawn for a given date is used for all lottery games it is linked to and whose draw took place on that same date.

Additional information

• Draw every evening
• Cost of each number is $1
• Deadline for wagers: depends on the twinned product

Rules of the game

QUOTIDIENNE is subject to the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of 2 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times. Loto Québec may at any time, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers on any selection which it may determine.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online that will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause a winning number made up of two digits between 0 and 9 to be drawn at random.

Additional information

• Draw every evening
• The amount wagered on the selection can be $0.50, $1, $2, $5 or $10
• Types of wager: in the exact order and/or in any order
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

QUOTIDIENNE is subject to the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of 3 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times. Loto Québec may at any time, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers on any selection which it may determine.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online that will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause a winning number made up of three digits between 0 and 9 to be drawn at random.

Additional information

• Draw every evening
• The amount wagered on the selection can be $0.50, $1, $2, $5 or $10
• Types of wager: in the exact order and/or in any order
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

QUOTIDIENNE is subject to the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of 4 digits from 0 to 9. One digit can occur many times. Loto-Québec may at any time, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers on any selection which it may determine.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online that will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause a winning number made up of four digits between 0 and 9 to be drawn at random.

Additional information

• Draw every evening
• The amount wagered on the selection can be $0.50, $1, $2, $5 or $10
• Types of wager: in the exact order and/or in any order
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.

Rules of the game

TRIPLEX is governed the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each participation is composed of 15 numbers presented on 3 horizontal lines. The computer will generate 5 random numbers from 1 to 41 for each horizontal line of the participation.

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more participation(s) in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. ONLY PARTICIPATIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC’S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec draws at random 5 numbers from 1 to 41.

Each participation could make you win with 3, 4 or 5 good numbers on one horizontal line. You could also win if your participation has, among all 15 numbers, at least 4 "MIX and MATCH" numbers identical to the numbers drawn or has no (0) good numbers. Thus, you could win up to 4 times with one participation.

Only one prize per horizontal line and one "MIX and MATCH" prize can be claimed per winning participation. All free participations won following an online purchase are automatically issued for the draw following the one for which they were won.

Additional information

• Draw every evening
• Cost of each participation is $1
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.

EXAMPLES OF WINNING PARTICIPATIONS

Rules of the game

ASTRO is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is composed of:

• one day (jour) from 1 to 31
• one month (mois) from January to December
• one year (année) from 00 to 99
• one astrological sign (signe astrologique) from Aries to Pisces

The days, months, years and astrological signs are not interdependent, so it is possible to choose to bet on elements that don't usually go together. For example, it is possible to bet on a nonexistent date, such as February 31. Loto-Québec may at any time, at its discretion, refuse to accept wagers on any selection which it may determine.

You may buy a lottery ticket either through an entirely online transaction or by way of generating a bar code online that will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québecs central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date, or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause four elements that is a day from 1 to 31, a month from January to December, a year from 00 to 99 and an astrological sign from Aries to Pisces to be drawn at random.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined as follows:

• 4/4 (the 4 drawn elements)
• 3/4 (3 of the 4 drawn elements)
• 2/4 (2 of the 4 drawn elements)
• 1/4 (1 of the 4 drawn elements)

Only one prize per winning selection. All free selections won following an online purchase are automatically issued for the draw following the one for which they were won.

Additional Information

• Draw every evening
• Cost of $1 per selection
• Deadline for wagers: every evening at 10:30 p.m.
  

La Mini is governed by the By law respecting the Mini Loto, any instant lottery and any “pool” type lottery.

Each play costs $0.50.

Each selection represents a six-digit number and is decomposable in both directions. This game is played exclusively by Quick Pick.

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. IN ANY CASE, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED IN LOTO-QUÉBEC’S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Draw

Each draw is conducted as follows: Loto-Québec conducts 6 draws to determine at random 6 digits to form the winning number. The first digit is determined by a draw among all digits from 1 to 9. The other 5 digits are each determined by a draw among all digits from 0 to 9. A selection wins if it contains at least the last 2 digits or the first 2 digits, in order, of the drawn number (see the Prize structure and odds of winning).

Rules of the game

LOTTO POKER is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection (a five-card hand) allows you to participate in the Quick Play and in one draw. This game can only be played using Quick Pick.

Up to three selections per ticket. All cards on a ticket come from a single regular 52-card deck with four suits (Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds and Spades) of 13 cards each. The same card cannot be used for more than one selection on the same ticket.

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED IN LOTO-QUÉBEC’S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Quick Play

The selection(s) will be displayed during the Quick Play animation. A selection is a winner at Quick Play if it forms one of the poker hands that are described in the corresponding Lotto Poker Quick Play Prize Structure.

Plus option (Lotto Poker Plus animation)

To participate, just select the Plus option. If you choose the Plus option, each selection on your ticket will cost an additional $1. The progressive jackpot starts at $10,000.

In increasing order, the rank of the cards is as follows: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace. However, an Ace may also be used to complete an Ace-2-3-4-5 straight flush or straight.

Only one prize per winning selection at Quick Play. 

NOTE: For a description of each poker hand, consult the Prize structure and odds of winning section. 

Draw

On each draw date or as soon as possible thereafter, Loto-Québec will cause 5 cards to be drawn at random from among the 52 cards of an ordinary deck. The date of the draw for which your selection(s) are valid is indicated on your lottery ticket. If your wager is registered before 10:30 p.m., you will participate in the draw held on the same day.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined according to the Prize Structure (Draw) below:

Rules of the game

SPRINTO is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is made up of 5 numbers from 1 to 50. Each selection costs either $2 or $5 and allows you to participate in the Quick Play (racing game) and in one draw. Only one selection per lottery ticket. This game can only be played using Quick Pick.

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED IN LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Quick Play

During the Quick Play animation, the 5 contestants designated by the numbers of the selection race against each other. Before the race starts, and in a random manner:

• The grand prize for the Quick Play in question and the "Good luck for the draw" message will each be associated to one of the five contestants; and
• 3 other prizes from the Quick Play prize structure in question will respectively be associated to the remaining 3 contestants.

In the event of a win at Quick Play, the prize is the one associated with the contestant who wins the race.

The $5 selection offers larger prizes and better odds of winning a prize in the Quick Play.

Draw

On each draw date or as soon as possible thereafter, Loto-Québec will cause 5 numbers to be drawn at random from among all numbers from 1 to 50. The date of the draw for which your selection is valid is indicated on your lottery ticket. If your wager is registered before 10:30 p.m., you will participate in the draw held on the same day.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined according to the Prize Structure (draw) below:

Rules of the game

LOTTO :D is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

Each selection is a number composed of eight digits from 1 to 6. Each selection costs either $2 or $5 and allows you to participate in the Quick Play and in one draw. Only one selection per lottery ticket. This game can only be played using Quick Pick.

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec's central computer system. ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED IN LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Quick Play

The Lotto :D Quick Play animation is composed of a "Dé rouge" (one red dice) and of "Vos dés" (eight white dice). Each dice has six sides.

During the animation, the "Dé rouge" (red dice) is displayed first, followed by "Vos dés" (your dice). In the event that at least two of "Vos dés" are identical in value to the "Dé rouge" (red dice), you win the corresponding prize as indicated in the Quick Play Prize structure below:

Only one prize per winning selection at Quick Play.

Draw

On each draw date or as soon as possible thereafter, Loto-Québec conducts 8 random draws, each among all digits from 1 to 6, to form in order the winning number. The date of the draw for which your selection is valid is indicated on your lottery ticket. If your wager is registered before 10:30 p.m., you will participate in the draw held on the same day.

Winning selections as a result of a draw are determined according to the Prize Structure (draw*) below:

Rules of the game

ROUE DE FORTUNE ÉCLAIR is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.

A Roue de fortune Éclair play is a Quick Play (spinning wheel) to win a TV participation in the Roue de fortune chez vous! televised show. Each play costs $3 or $5. The $5 play offers bigger prizes and better odds of winning a TV participation.

You may buy a lottery ticket through an entirely online transaction. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one play in Loto-Québec's central computer system. ONLY PLAYS REGISTERED IN LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

Quick Play

During the Quick Play animation, a wheel divided into segments is displayed on the screen and starts to spin. A white ball bounces from one segment to another one before stopping on one of the segments. If the ball stops on a segment associated with a prize, you win that prize. The amount of the prize, if any, will be displayed at the top of the screen. Consult the following prize structure to see the odds of winning each prize. The animation is used solely for entertainment purposes and cannot be used to determine the odds of winning. Quick Play is a game that is generated by Loto-Québec's computer.

Rules of the game

TOUT OU RIEN is governed by the BY-LAW RESPECTING FORECAST CONTESTS AND NUMBERS GAMES, published in the GAZETTE OFFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC, which includes limitations of liability.
Tout ou rien offers the chance to win the grand prize with all or none of the numbers of the winning selection. Other prizes are also offered.

Each selection is composed of 12 numbers from 1 to 24.

You may make your transaction entirely online or generate a bar code which will enable a Loto-Québec retailer to register your selection(s) and issue a lottery ticket indicating, among other things, the name of the game, the draw date(s), the selection(s), the amount wagered and a control number. In the latter case, once the ticket has been issued, verify the information on your ticket and sign it. A purchase transaction is only concluded when it results in the registration of one or more selection(s) in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. In any case, ONLY SELECTIONS REGISTERED BY LOTO-QUÉBEC'S CENTRAL COMPUTER SYSTEM PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME.

On each draw date or as soon as possible after that date, Loto-Québec will cause 12 numbers to be drawn at random among all numbers from 1 to 24 using an electronic ball machine with a random number generator.

To be a winning selection, out of the 12 numbers drawn, the selection must include the number indicated in the "Category" column of the prize structure below. Only one prize per winning selection.

Game rules

La Poule aux œufs d’or is governed by the By-law respecting the Mini Loto, any instant lottery and any "pool" type lottery.

Bets:

Cost of a play: $2 or $5 and $10

How to play:

Select the amount of your bet and confirm the purchase.

Click START to launch the game.

Click AUTO to play the game more quickly without having to manually "scratch" the screen. At the end of the game, prize won, if any, will be deposited directly in your lotoquebec.com account.

- Instant portion of the $2 bet

In the same game (Jeu 1, Jeu 2 or Jeu 3), uncover three identical prizes, you win that prize.

- Instant portion of the $5 bet

Jeu 1 and Jeu 2:
Uncover three identical symbols in the same game, you win the corresponding prize as indicated in the legend.

Jeu 3 and Jeu 4:
Uncover three identical prizes in the same game, you win that prize.

Jeu 5:
If you uncover a prize in a same game, you win that prize.

- Instant portion of the $10 bet

Jeu 1 and Jeu 2:
Uncover three identical symbols in the same game, you win the corresponding prize as indicated in the legend.

Jeu 3 and Jeu 4:
Uncover three identical prizes in the same game, you win that prize.

Multiplier rooster : Uncover a prize and win that prize, or uncover a multiplier (2X or 3X) and multiply the prize won in games 1 to 4 by this multiplier.

- Passive portion of the game

Each $2 La Poule aux œufs d’or play contains one "at-home number" - while each $5 and $10 play contains two "at-home numbers".

These numbers will allow you to participate in the draws of the three decomposable numbers and three non decomposable TV numbers. When bonus prizes are offered, "votre numéro maison" also allows you to enter that week’s bonus prize draws (non-decomposable numbers).

For draw dates and information on the bonus prizes, please visit the appropriate section.

Œuf boni ($5 La Poule aux œufs d’or Lots bonis tickets only): If the Œuf boni number matches the numbered egg concealing the grand prize, you win $10 ($5 ticket) or $20 ($10 ticket).

La Poule aux œufs d’or tickets can be bought in a transaction conducted entirely online. A purchase transaction is only concluded when one or more plays are registered in Loto-Québec’s central computer system. In all cases, only plays registered in Loto-Québec’s central computer system will be valid for the game.

Draws

Decomposable Regular numbers
During each episode of La Poule aux œufs d’or (which airs Sundays at 6:30 p.m.), three winning six-digit numbers will be selected from 0 to 9, as determined in the Jeu des roulettes game. These numbers are decomposable in both directions.

TV numbers
An off-air draw is also conducted to select three six-digit numbers from 0 to 9 to determine the 3 TV numbers. The prize corresponding to these non-decomposable numbers is an opportunity to participate in a La Poule aux œufs d’or game show.

Regular prize structures, excluding bonus prizes

"Participation télé" prize ("TV"): To be a participant on the La Poule aux œufs d’or game show, you must claim your "Participation télé" prize at Loto-Québec’s offices by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, July 28, 2025*. After this date, you will receive the $8,000 minimum prize.

*This date and type of broadcast may be subject to change due to exceptional circumstances.