Generate truly random numbers for all major Canadian lotteries. Each draw is statistically independent and unbiased.
| Lottery | Pick | Draw Days | Starting Jackpot | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lotto Max | 7 of 1–50 | Tuesday & Friday | $10 million | Bonus number drawn from the same pool of 50. |
| Lotto 6/49 | 6 of 1–49 + bonus | Wednesday & Saturday | — | Separate bonus number. Running since 1982. |
| Daily Grand | 5 of 1–49 + Grand Number 1–7 | Monday & Thursday | $1,000/day for life | Grand Number drawn from a separate pool of 7. |
| Lottario | 6 of 1–45 | Saturday | — | Ontario only. Jackpot rolls down to lower tiers when unclaimed. |
| BC/AB/MB 49 | 6 of 1–49 | Wednesday & Saturday | — | Regional lottery, operates separately from the national 6/49. |
No. Every number combination has an exactly equal probability of being drawn. A computer quick pick has the same odds as numbers you pick yourself. The lottery draw is completely random and independent of how your ticket numbers were chosen.
Statistically speaking, over a truly large sample, all numbers should appear with roughly equal frequency. Historical "hot numbers" are just statistical noise — past draws have no influence on future ones. This generator uses a uniform random distribution.
Bonus numbers are drawn separately (or from the remaining pool) and only affect lower-tier prize categories. For example, in Lotto 6/49, matching 5 main numbers plus the bonus number wins the second prize. You don't need to match the bonus to win the jackpot.