Lotto Max is set to draw for its largest jackpot in its history, surpassing the $80.4 million it awarded in December 2025.
After Tuesday night’s draw had no winning ticket, it pushes the jackpot up another $5 million. This makes it the largest in the lottery’s history after the cap was raised in April to $90 million.
Londoners are excited about the draw and lottery retailers are busy. People have lots of great ideas for the winnings.
Sharon Ullyot from London, 78, said she would use the money to help her children and grandchildren. She would also plan to take her family on an expensive vacation, and try her best to donate to charity.
Devin Lindamin, a photography student, said “He would be excited” to book a vacation to Honolulu and learn how to surf. Lindamin noted that he would keep it quiet, only telling his family and close friends if he won the jackpot.
Other students at Fanshawe shared dreams of spending the jackpot on vacations, fancy cars, mansions, casinos trips, and sharing with their family and friends.
Students told XFM they would spend the winnings on bills, student debt, expensive clothing, and one student specifically wanted a yacht.
One Fanshawe student specifically wanted to go all out, buying expensive watches, a private jet, massive mansions and book the most expensive vacation they could.
Another Fanshawe student said they want to be responsible with their winnings, explaining how they could set their family, and future generation up for life.
The $90 million prize is set to be drawn tonight at 10:30 p.m. If there are no lucky winners, a new draw will happen next Tuesday night at 10:30 p.m.
