Wednesday December 31, 2025 | VICTORIA, BC
by Mary P Brooke | Island Social Trends
After a few days of wondering what might happen, the $80 million jackpot has now indeed been won in the December 30, 2025 Lotto Max draw.
The jackpot was also $80 million for the December 26 Lotto Max draw, but there was no winner.
Winning numbers (Dec 30 draw):
- The December 30, 2025 Lotto Max winning numbers are 05, 21, 32, 38, 43, 44, 45 and bonus 49.
- The Extra numbers for the December 30, 2025 Lotto Max draw were 20, 34, 38, and 84.
Prize breakdown:
The one jackpot winner of the Dec 30, 2025 Lotto Max draw is in Ontario. That winner of the $80 million dollars had all seven winning numbers on their ticket.
There were 11 winners who had six of seven winning numbers plus the Extra, each of them winning $57,612.20. Those winners were in Langley (1), Western Canada, i.e. Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba (1), Ontario (7) and Quebec (2).
For getting six of seven numbers (without the Extra), there were 107 winners who each can claim $5080,50.
About Lotto Max:
Lotto Max tickets are $5 per play. There are three rows of seven numbers on each ticket.
Starting in February 2026, the Lotto Max jackpot cap will increase from $80 million to $90 million, which BCLC says is a record-breaking jackpot for a Canadian lottery.
The ticket price goes to $6 per play starting in April 2026.
Lotto Max will be introducing a new feature offering multiple $100,000 prizes with every draw, based on the jackpot amount. For example, when the jackpot is $10 million, 10 additional $100,000 prizes will be drawn, and so on, up to 90 additional $100,000 prizes when the jackpot hits $90 million.
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