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Site updates, new pavilions and practical advice for playing in control.
Games, programme and account now sit on one modular grid.
The redesigned site places every game on one plan: the header lists the halls, the programme shows seven days of draws, and each pavilion opens on a page with its price, schedule, prize tiers and odds. Text is larger, contrast meets accessibility standards, and everything works with a keyboard. Send your comments through the Contact page.
Set it once in your account; purchases above it are refused for the day.
The account now holds a daily spending limit that is checked at every purchase: once the day’s total reaches it, the next ticket is refused until midnight. The time limit and self-exclusion sit next to it. Self-exclusion can be extended, never shortened.
From Tessera at $1 to Parallax at $10, each with its multipliers posted.
The instant hall now has seven pavilions. Each shows its price, its three multipliers and the overall chance of winning before you buy, and settles on the spot. Instants move fast: set your limits first.
Simple rules that keep a lottery a game.
One: treat play as entertainment, not income. Two: decide a budget before you start. Three: play only with money you can afford to lose. Four: never chase a loss. Five: take breaks and keep other activities in your day. The tools in your account make each of these easy, and help is always listed in the footer.
A ticket bought in Rimouski matched 6 of 7 numbers on a Friday draw.
A Constellation line matched six of the seven numbers drawn on a Friday evening, for the fixed $5,000 tier. Once the draw was validated the prize was credited to the account, and the withdrawal followed a short identity check. Names are shortened to protect privacy.
A $1 instant with a top prize of $50.
Tessera is the smallest tile on the plan: one dollar, nine tiles and a ×2, ×5 or ×50 multiplier to find, for a top prize of $50. Like every pavilion, its overall chance of winning is posted on its page.
New pavilions and draw changes, about twice a month. Unsubscribe in one click.