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Québec Max Odds and Prizes

Odds for every Québec Max prize tier, the extra draws and the published return – all for one play of 4 lines, taken from Loto-Québec's official game conditions.

Top prize (7/7)1 in 33,446,1400.0000030% chance, one $3 play (4 lines)
Any prize1 in 3.9at least one win: 1 in 4.3
Fixed prizes pay back47.0%$0.47 of every $1, on average. every prize counted; a free play counted as a new play. The operator publishes 47%

Out of 100,000 plays, about 25,663 win a prize (22,729 of them a free play). The top prize: about one winner in every 334 such crowds of 100,000.

3/7: 14,2062/7 + Complementary: 8,5234/7: 1,3863/7 + Complementary: 1,386

MatchPrizeOddsPer 100,000
7/7$2,000,000 split if shared1 in 33,446,1400.0000030% ✓ as published0.0030
6/7 + Complementary$200,0001 in 4,778,0200.000021% ✓ as published0.021
6/7$4,0001 in 108,5910.00092% ✓ as published0.92
5/7 + Complementary$8501 in 36,1970.0028% ✓ as published2.8
5/7$1251 in 1,6840.059% ✓ as published59.4
4/7 + Complementary$501 in 1,0100.099% ✓ as published99
4/7$151 in 72.21.39% ✓ as published1,386
3/7 + Complementary$151 in 72.21.39% ✓ as published1,386
3/7Free play1 in 7.014.2% ✓ as published14,206
2/7 + ComplementaryFree play1 in 11.78.52% ✓ as published8,523
Extra draws for $1,000,000
All 7 numbers of a set$1,000,000 split if shared1 in 3,344,6140.000030% ✓ as published0.030
Extra draws for $100,000
All 7 numbers of a set$100,000 split if shared1 in 1,114,8710.000090% ✓ as published0.090
How it is calculated

Source: Loto-Québec game conditions checked Oct 29, 2026 · Loto-Québec page checked Oct 29, 2026

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Every Québec Max prize

Match on a lineOdds per play
7 of 7 (jackpot)1 in 33,446,140
6 of 7 + bonus1 in 4,778,020
6 of 71 in 108,591
5 of 7 + bonus1 in 36,197
5 of 71 in 1,684
4 of 7 + bonus1 in 1,010
4 of 71 in 72.2
3 of 7 + bonus1 in 72.2
3 of 71 in 7.04
2 of 7 + bonus1 in 11.7
Any prize1 in 3.9

Odds count all 4 lines of one play. The jackpot is shared. Total 6 of 7 + bonus prizes are capped per draw. The calculator above shows prize amounts.

Extra draws

Larger extra prize

1 in 3,344,614

Odds for one play to win one of the larger extra prizes, drawn in addition to the main draw.

Smaller extra prize

1 in 1,114,871

Odds for one play to win one of the smaller extra prizes. Extra prizes can be shared.

Lines per play

4

Every play has this many lines. All main draw and extra draw odds on this page are for one play.

How a Québec Max play works

  1. What one play containsOne play has 4 lines. Each line has seven numbers from one to fifty-two.
  2. Main drawLoto-Québec draws seven numbers plus one bonus number. Draws are every Tuesday and Friday.
  3. Check each lineCount how many of the seven drawn numbers are on a line. The bonus number only counts in some tiers.
  4. Extra drawsExtra prizes are drawn separately from the main draw, with the odds shown above.

Return per dollar

Average prizes paid back = amount spent × published return (47.0%)

Example: For example, out of every dollar spent, about 47.0% comes back as prizes on average. The rest is an expected loss.

Québec Max vs Québec 49

Québec Max

  • 4 lines per play
  • Seven numbers per line
  • Draws on Tuesday and Friday
  • Extra draws on top of the main draw

Québec 49

  • Priced per selection
  • Six numbers per selection, from one to forty-nine
  • Draws on Wednesday and Saturday
  • One draw with a bonus number

Sources

Questions

What are the odds of winning Québec Max?

For one play of 4 lines, the jackpot odds are 1 in 33,446,140 and the odds of any prize are 1 in 3.9.

How many lines are in one Québec Max play?

Each play has 4 lines of seven numbers. All published odds count every line of the play.

What are the extra Québec Max draws?

Separate draws for additional prizes. For one play, the odds are 1 in 3,344,614 for a larger extra prize and 1 in 1,114,871 for a smaller one.

How much of the money spent on Québec Max comes back as prizes?

Loto-Québec publishes a theoretical return of 47.0%. On average, that share of the money spent is paid back as prizes; the rest is not.