Lotto Max jackpot ticket: Unclaimed $55,000,000 winner sold in Saskatchewan

Someone who purchased a Lotto Max lottery ticket in Saskatoon, Sask., is sitting on an unclaimed $55 million prize.

The prize won in Tuesday night's draw is the second-largest Lotto Max win in Saskatchewan’s history and the first multi-million-dollar Lotto Max win of the year in the province.

The winning ticket matched all seven main draw numbers: 12, 26, 28, 32, 41, 43 and 50.

The winner, or winners, have one year from the draw date to claim the winning ticket. Lottery winners should contact WCLC Player Care at 1-800-665-3313, Monday through Saturday to claim their prize.

In August 2016, a $60 million Lotto Max prize was won by a Neville, Sask., resident and in 2011, a Paradise Hill couple took home a $40 million Lotto Max Prize.

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