Olg Group Play
These are the latest live Ontario 49 Numbers plus past results from the previous six draws.
Past Ontario 49 Numbers
OLG publishes information on all lottery wins of $1,000 or more right here on OLG.ca for a period of 30 days. This information includes the name, city of residence and the prize won for all individuals or groups who are paid a lottery prize of $1,000 or more. Group Play Tips For additional draws, just photocopy this form or print a new one from olg.ca 1. Keep good records of your group. Choose a Group Play Captain. Use the Lottery Group Play Form to record group participation and draw information. LOTTERY GROUP PLAY FORM NAME NUMBERS QUICK PICK SIGNATURE PHONE # $ PAID 2.
Ontario 49 is ON's own multimillion draw game features a fixed $2 million jackpot that you could win for just $1!
You can play Ontario 49 twice a week - drawings are held every Wednesday and Saturday. You can purchase tickets up to 10:30pm Eastern Time on draw nights. From 10:30-10:40pm, a draw break takes place and tickets are not sold during this time. After the draw break, you can buy tickets for the next draw.
How to Play
Ontario 49 costs just $1 per play for your chance at the $2 million jackpot. The fastest way to play is to ask the retailer for a Quick Pick. The lottery terminal will randomly choose 6 numbers from 1-49 and print your ticket.
To choose your own numbers, use a selection slip and mark the Ontario 49 box at the top. Then mark 6 numbers from 1-49 in one of the boxes, or boards, on the slip. You can play up to 10 times per ticket. Simply mark 6 numbers per board for each play.
If you're going out of town or want to avoid multiple trips to buy tickets, Advance Play is a convenient option. Play your favorite numbers for up to 26 consecutive weeks in advance (that's 52 draws). Just mark the Advance Play box on your selection slip along with the number of future draws you'd like to play.
Want more chances to win? Group play is a fun way for family, friends and colleagues to all join in the lottery excitement together.
Quickpick Packs are an easy way to play your favorite OLG games together. The $5 49 Pack includes one Ontario 49 ticket and one Lotto 6/49 ticket with Encore. With the $20 Super Pack, you'll receive one Ontario 49 ticket, two Lotto 6/49 tickets with Encore, two Lotto Max tickets with Encore, and one Lottario ticket.
Encore
Encore is a bonus game that can add an extra thrill to your Ontario 49 play. For an additional $1, you'll enjoy 22 ways to win and prizes up to $1 million. Ask your retailer to include Encore as part of your Quick Pick, or if you're using a selection slip, mark the number of Encore plays you'd like (from 1-10).
Win a cash prize if you match left to right, right to left, or a combination. The overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 9.17.
How to Win
Six winning numbers plus one Bonus number are drawn twice a week. Match them all to win the $2 million jackpot! You can also win prizes in 6 other categories. Draws take place Wednesday and Saturday nights between 10:30-10:40pm Eastern Time. The overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 6.6.
Combination Play
With Combination Play, you can win just like a regular ticket - with the bonus that with multiple sets of numbers, you have the chance to win more than one prize!
Five-, seven-, eight- and nine-number Combination Plays are available. You can buy tickets up to 10:30pm on draw nights.
Your ticket will show the numbers you've chosen (five, seven, eight or nine numbers) but not all the combinations - they are safely stored on the lottery computer.
Advance Play and Encore are also available with Combination Play tickets.
Below are the costs of the different Combination Plays:
- 5 number Combination Play: $44
- 7 number Combination Play: $7
- 8 number Combination Play: $28
- 9 number Combination Play: $84
How to Play 'Combination Play'
You'll need the Lotto 6/49 - Ontario 49 Combination Play Selection Slip. Choose which game(s) you're going to play - Lotto 6/49, Ontario 49, or both.
Pick your numbers from 1-49. You can choose five, seven, eight or nine numbers. The lottery terminal will then generate combinations of six-number sets.
If you'd like to add Encore, mark the number of plays in the Encore box ($1 per play). You can play up to 10 times in one draw.
You have the option to play up to 10 draws in advance. Check the number of draws you want in the Advance Play box.
In each Ontario 49 draw, six numbers and one Bonus number are drawn. To win, match the numbers drawn.
Five-Number Combination Play
First, select five numbers from 1-49. These five numbers stay the same in all combinations. The other 44 numbers are used as the sixth number in each set, for a total of 44 potential combinations.
For example, if you select 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 as your five numbers, then the 44 combinations would start:
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7
... and so on for the remaining combinations. Your ticket will show the five numbers you selected. The combinations are stored in the lottery computer.
Seven-Number Combination Play
You'll pick seven numbers from 1-49, which are then combined to produce seven sets of six numbers each.
For example, if you select 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 as your seven numbers, then the seven combinations are:
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7
- 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7
- 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7
- 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Your ticket will show the seven original numbers you chose. The combinations are stored in the lottery computer.
Eight-Number Combination Play
To play, choose eight numbers from 1-49. They will be combined for a total of 28 sets of six numbers each.
For example, if you select 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 as your eight numbers, then the 28 combinations are:
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8
- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8
- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
... and so on until all 28 combinations have been generated. Your ticket will show the eight numbers you picked. The combinations are stored in the lottery computer.
Nine-Number Combination Play
To get started, choose nine numbers from 1-49. They will be arranged in sets of six numbers, for a total of 84 unique combinations.
For example, if you pick 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 as your nine numbers, then the 84 combinations are:
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9
- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8
... continuing like this until all 84 combinations have been created. Your ticket will show the nine numbers you chose. The combinations are stored in the lottery computer.
Play together. Win together.
Whether it’s with family, friends or co-workers, Group Play lets you pool your money together for more chances of winning the lottery! If you’re not part of a lottery group already, why not join one or start your own today?
Keep in mind that the way a group chooses to administer their lottery purchases and prizes is up to the members involved. Here are some tools and tips to keep in mind when planning a group lottery purchase, and steps to avoid any misunderstandings.
Helpful Tools
Group Buying Agreement
With Group Play, it’s important to have proper documentation that identifies who is participating. The Group Buying Agreement (GBA) is available free of charge and helps groups coordinate who is taking part. This form will not eliminate all risks of dispute, but it certainly may reduce them.
If you don’t use this form, but create your own, we suggest you include the following:
The GBA or your own written form is for the group's own records and does not have to be registered with WCLC. It will be requested, however, if the group wins a prize over $1,000.
• the name of the group trustee
• the type of game(s)
• the draw date and, if possible, the ticket numbers
• each member’s name, address, telephone number, share and signature
If the group membership does not change from draw to draw, one GBA can be completed and kept on file for future draws until a change within the group happens.
If group membership changes for each draw, a separate listing should be done per draw to identify the active participants.
Important!
If there is more than one DAILY GRAND winner for either the top prize or secondary top prize, the winners will split the lump sum cash equivalent for that prize category.
Winning Numbers and Jackpot Posters
To keep your group in the loop, print off the LOTTO MAX and LOTTO 6/49 Winning Numbers and Jackpot posters by clicking on the game logos below. Then fill out the winning numbers from the past draw or what the upcoming estimated Jackpot is, and then post for everyone to see. Be sure to check any poster regulations of the places where you want to display posters
There are two versions each of the LOTTO MAX Winning Numbers and Jackpot posters. Clicking on the LOTTO MAX logo for the Winning Numbers poster will print 3 pages, while clicking on the LOTTO MAX logo for the Jackpot poster will print 4 pages.
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Winning Numbers
Jackpot
Helpful Tips
Decide how to deal with potential winnings. Before the draw, make a group decision about what dollar amount of prize winnings will be split amongst the group or used for future lottery ticket purchases.
- Appoint someone as the group's trustee. This group trustee or administrator can coordinate collecting funds, buying tickets, tracking any winnings, posting draw results, and perhaps one day, sharing the exciting news of your lottery win and distributing any winnings! When purchasing a ticket at retail, the trustee should print his or her name on the back, along with the words “In Trust”. This indicates the ticket belongs to a group.
- Record who is participating in each draw. When group members participate in a draw, it is always a good idea to have a written understanding of which group members have contributed to the ticket purchases. Read about Group Buying Agreements on this page.
- All group members must be at least 18 years old. It is the policy of WCLC not to sell its products to, or cash prizes for, any person under 18.
- Photocopy selections for participants. Part of the fun of playing in a group is checking the tickets after the draw. Ideally, the group trustee will provide each member with a photocopy of the group’s tickets (with the barcode blacked out) prior to the draw so each player can track the group’s winnings if they wish. If that’s not possible, the group Selections should be posted. However, only an original lottery ticket can be used to claim a prize.
- Understand what happens if a participant does not contribute for a given draw. Most group disputes occur because there is not a clear understanding of what happens when a semi-regular or regular group member is away and does not contribute into a draw. Will another group member contribute the funds for that person, or is the person ineligible for that draw? Be sure there is a clear understanding among the group of what happens in such circumstances, and this understanding should be communicated in writing to all possible participants.
- Use MVP Service to help. To have Jackpot Alerts for LOTTO MAX and LOTTO 649, as well as winning numbers for DAILY GRAND, LOTTO MAX, WESTERN MAX, LOTTO 6/49 and WESTERN 649 automatically emailed to you after each draw, sign up for our convenient MVP Service .
Olg Lottery Group Form
Music Group Play
Ways to Play
At Your Lottery Ticket Centre – Groups may wish to buy their tickets by Quick Pick or by picking their own numbers at Retail. On DAILY GRAND, LOTTO 6/49, LOTTO MAX, WESTERN 649, and WESTERN MAX, you can purchase up to 25 consecutive Advance Play draws at Retail. Don’t forget to add EXTRA on your tickets for more chances to win.
Play by Subscription - For those who want to play the same numbers for up to a year, sign up for Play by Subscription! This is a great way for groups to coordinate their lottery purchases, and all winnings are either deposited directly into the Trustee’s account or sent by prize cheque. Plus at the end of the Subscription, a Winner’s Certificate is sent to show what winnings occurred. This makes it easy to track winnings, and help decide what to do when it comes time to renew.
Lotto Max Group Form
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