Lottery data, straight from the source.
Lottizen is an independent, free website that collects Canada’s lottery results, and those of the main US and European games, from the operators’ own published records and puts them in one place.
Who we are
Lottizen is written and run by The Lottizen Team, a small independent team. We are not a lottery operator, we don’t sell tickets, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by OLG, Loto-Québec, BCLC, WCLC, Atlantic Lottery or any other operator. Everything on the site is free to use.
Why we built it
Each operator publishes its own results, its own prize lists and its own rules, one game and one draw at a time. Questions that cross those lines are hard to answer from the official sites: how often a number has come up over decades of draws, how many times a jackpot has been won, which scratch games across five agencies still have the most prize money unclaimed, or whether a charity 50/50 is still on sale. We built Lottizen to answer them with the operators’ own figures, and to say plainly where those figures stop.
What’s here
- Draw results for 60 games, 254,868 draws in all, with a page for every year and every number.
- Statistics: how often each number has been drawn, counted from the record. Past results only; no number is ever “due”.
- Scratch tickets: 432 games from all five Canadian agencies, ranked by the prize money their lists still show unclaimed.
- Charity lotteries, unclaimed prizes, jackpot history and calculators.
Where the data comes from
Only from official sources: the operators’ results pages and feeds, their prize lists and their news releases. On draw nights Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49, Daily Grand, Powerball and Mega Millions are read from several official sources at once, and a draw two of them disagree on is taken off the site until it is checked. In the archive, a draw whose official records disagree, with no third official source to settle it, is left out and marked on its year page, never guessed. Every data page shows the date of the data it uses. The full list of sources, how each is checked and how often it is read is on the methodology page.
What we will never claim
No number, pattern or system changes the odds of a draw, and no Lottizen page says otherwise. Scratch rankings describe how much prize money is still unclaimed, not any ticket’s chance of winning. When a figure can’t be known from the published data, we say so instead of estimating it.
Mistakes and contact
If something is wrong, tell us: we correct it and log the correction on the corrections page. Changes to the site are listed in the update log. To reach us, see contact.
— The Lottizen Team