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Two $100K Max Plus & two 6/7+ winners in Aug 7 Lotto Max – Island Social Trends

Winning numbers of the Aug 7, 2026 Lotto Max draw. [BCLC}

CANADIAN NATIONAL NEWS & ANALYSIS

Friday August 7, 2026 | VANCOUVER, BC [Posted at 11:43 pm PT]

by Mary P Brooke | Island Social Trends


The Friday August 7 Lotto Max draw has produced two $100,000 MaxPlus winners: one in Quebec and one in Atlantic Canada.

3 11 18 38 47 48 50 – Quebec
20 21 22 28 30 42 52 – Atlantic Canada

There are also two winners of $72,461.50 each, for matching 6 out of 7 numbers plus the bonus.

Main draw:

The main draw winning numbers for the August 7, 2026 Lotto Max are 06, 11, 23, 31, 35, 43 and 48. Bonus: 09.

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Winning numbers of the Aug 7, 2026 Lotto Max draw. [BCLC}

For matching 6 out of 7 numbers without the bonus there were 20 winners who each take home $7,383.20.

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Prize breakdown for the Aug 7, 2026 Lotto Max draw. [BCLC}

There was no big jackpot winner for the $25 million main draw.

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The Extra:

The Extra winning numbers for the August 7, 2026 Lotto Max draw are 34, 79, 70, 97, and 99.

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Winning numbers for the EXTRA Lotto Max, Aug 7, 2026. [BCLC]

No one matched all four Extra numbers, so the $500,000 prize went unclaimed.

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Prize breakdown for the Lotto Max EXTRA on Aug 7, 2026. [BCLC]

The Extra prize breakdown shows 13 winners of $1,000 each for matching 3 out of 4 numbers.

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Next draw:

The estimated jackpot for the next Lotto Max draw coming up Tuesday June 11, 2026 is $30 million.

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Affordability:

Of course, people play the lottery with the hope of winning big prizes.

Today’s ‘affordability’ challenges (i.e. general overall unaffordability of daily life) continue to mount as the cost of everything increases — not just food and fuel but also embedded costs like interest on consumer debt and mortgages, insurance and transportation/fuel across various supply chains.

Meanwhile, for most people, income does not increase enough to cover all their expenses.

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