The Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, October 9, 2026, are 6, 10, 19, 25, 29, 39 and 50.
The bonus number is 36.
No ticket matched all seven main numbers, so the advertised $80 million jackpot was not won and will roll forward to the next draw.
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Lotto Max results for October 9
The draw produced one winner in the 6-of-7-plus-bonus category, worth $374,535.20, according to the published prize breakdown.
There were also 93 winners with six of the seven main numbers, with each ticket receiving $4,103.50.
| Prize category | Winners | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 7 of 7 | 0 | $80,000,000 |
| 6 of 7 plus bonus | 1 | $374,535.20 |
| 6 of 7 | 93 | $4,103.50 |
| 5 of 7 plus bonus | 242 | $1,024.80 |
| 5 of 7 | 5,717 | $97.40 |
| 4 of 7 plus bonus | 9,324 | $49.70 |
Across the main draw categories, 1,616,901 winning selections were recorded, including free-play prizes for tickets matching three main numbers.
Four Maxmillions tickets hit
The October 9 draw included 14 Maxmillions selections worth $1 million each.
Four of those selections had winning tickets.
The winning Maxmillions combinations were 05-15-28-32-37-46-49, 06-11-13-21-33-45-47, 07-13-15-24-40-42-46 and 10-15-28-38-44-46-48.
Each winning Maxmillions selection carried a $1 million prize.
The lottery results list the prizes as shareable, meaning a prize can be divided if more than one winning ticket is identified for the same combination.
Maxplus draw creates additional winners
The draw also featured 80 Maxplus selections worth $100,000 each.
Several of the combinations produced winning tickets, while one combination was split between two winners and paid $50,000 per ticket.
Because the October 9 draw was held under the expanded Lotto Max format introduced in 2026, players were competing for the main jackpot alongside Maxmillions and additional $100,000 Maxplus prizes.
Next Lotto Max jackpot
The next Lotto Max draw is scheduled for Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
The estimated jackpot is $85 million, with 16 Maxmillions and 85 additional $100,000 prizes listed for the upcoming draw.
The larger jackpot follows the rollover of the $80 million top prize from October 9.
Players should check the official lottery results and verify tickets through the lottery corporation serving their province.
How to check a Lotto Max ticket
Players should compare all seven main numbers and the bonus number with the numbers printed on their ticket.
A ticket can win in several prize categories, so matching fewer than seven numbers does not automatically mean it has no value.
Tickets can be checked through official lottery websites, retailer ticket scanners or provincial lottery apps where available.
Winners should sign the back of a paper ticket and keep it in a secure place until it is claimed.
Lottery prizes are subject to the rules and claim deadlines in the province or territory where the ticket was purchased.
Anyone who chooses to play should do so within a personal budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the Lotto Max numbers for October 9, 2026?
The winning numbers were 6, 10, 19, 25, 29, 39 and 50. The bonus number was 36.
Did anyone win the $80 million Lotto Max jackpot?
No. No ticket matched all seven main numbers, so the jackpot rolled over to the next draw.
How many Maxmillions were won?
Four of the 14 Maxmillions selections had winning tickets, with each winning selection worth $1 million.
When is the next Lotto Max draw?
The next draw is scheduled for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, with an estimated $85 million jackpot.
Where can players check their Lotto Max tickets?
Players can use the official lottery website for their province, a retailer ticket scanner or an authorized lottery app where available.
Fact-Checked: The winning numbers, bonus number, prize breakdown, Maxmillions results and next-draw details were checked against official lottery information published by Loto-Québec and OLG. ([loteries.lotoquebec.com](https://loteries.lotoquebec.com/loteries/fr/loteries/lotto-max))
Disclaimer: Lottery results and prize amounts can be subject to final validation, ticket verification and the rules of the jurisdiction where a ticket was purchased.