Charity lotteries · Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador home lotteries and 50/50s.

Licensed in Newfoundland and Labrador, by deadline. Every number is the lottery’s own, from its rules page or its ticket site. Tickets can only be bought by people in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Between editions

Not on sale today: between games, or the next edition hasn’t opened. Each page keeps the last edition’s details and winning numbers.

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The same $100, three ways.

What each operator publishes about where $100 goes in Newfoundland and Labrador. These are different kinds of games and they publish different things, so they aren’t put on one scale.

Scratch tickets

ELITE

  • $100 buys 1 ticket at $100
  • $55,000,000 in prizes still unclaimed (the agency’s published counts)
  • Top prize $10,000,000: 10 of 10 left
  • No agency publishes how many tickets are still unsold, so the chance of a ticket winning today can’t be stated.
Draw game

Lotto Max

  • $100 buys 16 plays at $6 ($96)
  • Any prize: 1 in 5.8 per $6 play; jackpot: 1 in 33,446,140 per play (OLG)
  • Every draw starts a new prize pool; there’s no “prize money left” to track.