The recent Lotto Max draw on Friday night failed to produce a winner for the record-setting $90 million jackpot. This absence of a jackpot victor means that Canadians will have a renewed chance to capture what is now the largest lottery prize available in the country.

No single ticket was successful in matching the winning numbers of 1, 11, 13, 36, 41, 43, 51, along with the bonus number 52. However, five ticket holders have emerged victorious by matching six of the seven drawn numbers in addition to the bonus number, each taking home just over $154,000. Among these winners, three tickets were purchased in Ontario, while a fourth was sold in Alberta, and the fifth was acquired in Winnipeg.

In addition to the jackpot, the Lotto Max draw also featured five Maxmillion winning tickets, each worth $1 million. These tickets were sold in various locations including London, Oxford County, Essex County, Quebec, and through OLG.ca online. Furthermore, 14 Maxplus tickets, each valued at $100,000, were sold across Ontario. Notable cities where these tickets were purchased include Ottawa, London, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Milton, Whitby, and two more tickets were sold in Toronto.

The staggering $90 million prize is set to be up for grabs once again in the upcoming draw on Tuesday, October 20. Lottery enthusiasts will not only be competing for the jackpot but also for an estimated 20 Maxmillion prizes of $1 million each and 90 Maxplus prizes of $100,000 each. This results in a cumulative total of approximately $119 million worth of prizes available for those who participate in the next Lotto Max draw.

The Lotto Max festivities promise an exciting opportunity for players eager to take their chances on one of Canada's biggest lottery offerings. As the anticipation builds for the next draw, participants across the nation will be hoping that luck is on their side.