Ontario - Lottario



Past Results

Saturday 23 Mar 2024
  • 1
  • 10
  • 17
  • 18
  • 19
  • 22
  • 23
Jackpot
$747,449.4
Extra
Early Bird 13, 22, 28, 36
Ontario Encore 1825130

Top Jackpot This Week

1 day 14 h : 23 m : 09
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Prizes - 23 Mar 2024

Match Amount Winners
6 $747,449.4 0
5 + 1 $10,000 0
5 $500 94
4 + 1 $30 260
4 $10 4,587
3 + 1 $5 5,966
3 $4 73,409
0 + 1 $0 209,953
Early Bird $190.9 262

Winning Numbers

The Most Common Drawn Lottario Numbers - Hot Numbers
34
Drawn 45 times
97 Days ago
23 Dec 2023
44
Drawn 45 times
20 Days ago
09 Mar 2024
29
Drawn 44 times
34 Days ago
24 Feb 2024
1
Drawn 44 times
6 Days ago
23 Mar 2024
39
Drawn 43 times
34 Days ago
24 Feb 2024
37
Drawn 42 times
69 Days ago
20 Jan 2024
17
Drawn 10 times
209 Days ago
02 Sep 2023
The Least Often Drawn Lottario Numbers - Cold Numbers
2
Drawn 23 times
104 Days ago
16 Dec 2023
33
Drawn 24 times
48 Days ago
10 Feb 2024
22
Drawn 26 times
6 Days ago
23 Mar 2024
23
Drawn 26 times
13 Days ago
16 Mar 2024
24
Drawn 26 times
20 Days ago
09 Mar 2024
5
Drawn 27 times
34 Days ago
24 Feb 2024
8
Drawn 1 times
881 Days ago
30 Oct 2021
The statistics are generated from 2019 to the latest draw


Lottario

Lottario is one of several lottery games available to players in the Canadian province of Ontario.

Lottario draws take place once a week on Saturdays at 22:30 local time, withtickets remaining on sale until just before the draw.

Tickets cost CAD 1.00 for two lines.

To enter Lottario, choose six numbers between 1 and 45, or select Quick Pick to play with randomly generated numbers.

Combination Play is also available, selecting up to nine numbers to be entered as multiple combinations. Five-number combination play is a further option, with players selecting five numbers and having the remaining 40 numbers added alongside on separate lines.

ENCORE costs an extra CAD 1.00, which generates a seven-digit random number. Players can win CAD 1 million by matching the numbers in the order they are drawn, with 22 different prize tiers available across the game.

Lottario also rewards players who buy tickets in advance. Tickets purchased before midnight on Friday are entered into an Early Bird draw for a chance to win CAD 50,000 at no extra cost.

In Advance Play, participants can enter up to 26 draws at once.

Jackpot

Lottario has a guaranteed minimum jackpot of CAD 250,000.

Although this is a relatively small jackpot for a weekly lottery, rollovers are frequent and the prize is often much more than the guaranteed minimum. Lottario has no rollover or jackpot cap either.

The biggest ever Lottario jackpot was CAD 3.6 million on December 5, 1992.


Interesting fact: The biggest Powerball jackpot of all time was US $1.586 billion.

Did you know you can play Powerball from CANADA?

Read US Powerball Guide For Canadians before you buy a Powerball ticket.

Odds and Prizes

The odds of winning the Lottario jackpot are 1 in 4,072,530.

Players can win Lottario prizes at five different tiers, with overall odds of 1 in 21 of winning a prize.

Prize category Numbers Matched Winning Odds Winning Odds %
1 6 1 in 4,072,530 0.00002
2 5, plus Bonus Ball 1 in 678,755 0.0001
3 5 1 in 17,861 0.006
4 4 1 in 366 0.27
5 3 1 in 22 4.55

Payout and Taxes

Players have up to a year to claim Lottario prizes.

Jackpot prizes are paid out as lump sums only, with individual players who enter as part of a lottery syndicate being awarded a winner’s cheque for their share.

Lottery prizes are 100% tax free in all Canadian provinces.

Who Can Play Lottario?

Players must be at least 18 years of age to purchase Lottario tickets.

Tickets can be purchased from authorized lottery retailers across Ontario, which is currently the only way to play Lottario as the official website does not sell tickets.

Players in other Canadian provinces and from around the world cannot take part in Lottario as it is not currently available on Lottery Agent websites.

History of Lottario

Lottario was launched on November 18, 1978, and is the second provincial lottery game organized by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.

The format of the game changed in 2015 to add extra prize tiers and improve the chances of winning.