The recent draw for "Lotto Max" witnessed two winners of the grand prize, with the prize divided between a winner from Ontario and another from Quebec. The prize, worth 80 million dollars, is among the largest in the game's history. The winners have started contacting the lottery company to confirm their identities and claim their prizes. This event has garnered widespread media attention, encouraging citizens to buy more tickets for future opportunities.

Furthermore, it has been announced that two individuals won the record Lotto Max prize in Canada, which amounted to 80 million Canadian dollars. The prize was equally divided between two winning tickets, one sold in Ontario's Grey County, just west of Collingwood, and the other in Quebec. Each winner received an amount of 40 million dollars.

In addition to the grand prize, 24 Maxmillions prizes worth one million dollars each were drawn, with four tickets sold in the cities of Guelph, Whitby, Toronto, and another online at the OLG website. Some Encore tickets also achieved large prizes, including a one million dollar prize in Sudbury and another worth 100,000 dollars sold in Toronto.

These prizes came after the maximum limit for the Lotto Max prize, which was previously 70 million dollars, was raised. The decision raised the cap to 80 million dollars, making the game more attractive to participants.

The next draw for the Lotto Max prize will be worth 22 million dollars, opening up more opportunities to win.