Check my numbers
Two ways to check: save the numbers you play, from 1 to 52, and they light up in every draw on this site, or type one full ticket line and compare it with the latest draw of its game.
Saved numbers
Today’s matches
- Save a number above and this list shows where it comes up in tonight’s draw.
Draw alerts
Switch alerts on to get one notification when a saved number is drawn in a game you watch, and the numbers of those games once they are confirmed.
On iPhone, alerts need the installed app: tap Share, choose “Add to Home Screen”, open the site from the new icon and switch alerts on there.
Check a full ticket line
Type the numbers of one line in any order. The checker counts how many match the latest draw of that game and whether the extra number is among them; it saves nothing.
Lotto Max
- 08
- 15
- 19
- 23
- 26
- 28
- 34
- Bonus Number: 38
Published here at 00:00 · Same numbers at lotteryextreme.com and lotto-8.com
Lotto 6/49
- 05
- 22
- 23
- 26
- 29
- 37
- Bonus Number: 48
Published here at 23:50 · Same numbers at lotteryextreme.com and lotto-8.com
Daily Grand
- 03
- 07
- 16
- 27
- 39
- Grand Number: 03
Published here at 00:10 · Same numbers at lotteryextreme.com and lotto-8.com
Formats and draw nights as set out by OLG in the Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49 and Daily Grand game conditions and on its Terminal Hours & Draw Info page; checked October 13, 2026.
How saved numbers are matched
A saved number counts as drawn when it equals one of the main numbers of a draw or its extra number: the Bonus Number in Lotto Max and Lotto 6/49, the Grand Number in Daily Grand. The list of today’s matches covers the games you watch; the highlighting works on every page of the site.
Prizes go by the matches on a single line: “To win a prize, numbers matched must appear in the same selection (line)”, as the WCLC Lotto Max page puts it (checked October 13, 2026). That makes the line checker above the closer guide to a prize. Neither check validates a ticket, and we never recommend numbers: every draw is random.
Where your numbers stay
Saved numbers and the games you watch are kept in this browser on this phone. If you switch alerts on, they are also stored with your notification subscription so the alert can be sent; switching alerts off deletes them. See the privacy policy.
A ticket checker without a scanner or a sign-in
This checker works from the numbers you type: there is no ticket scanner, no account and no form asking who you are. Type one line at a time, in any order, and the checker compares it with the latest draw of that game.
An older ticket needs the draw of its own date, so check an older ticket by date and use the checker on that draw’s page instead. The scanners and apps of the lottery corporations are separate products with no link to this site.
Numbers above 49 only count in Lotto Max
The box for saved numbers accepts anything from 1 to 52 because Lotto Max draws from 1 to 52, while Lotto 6/49 and Daily Grand stop at 49. A saved 50, 51 or 52 can therefore only light up in a Lotto Max draw.
At the other end, a saved number from 1 to 7 can also light up as the Daily Grand Grand Number, since a saved number counts when it equals a main number or the extra number of a draw; how the Bonus Number and Grand Number count is set out on How to read the results.
Installing the site as an app
The app is this website placed on your home screen, not something to download from an app store. Your browser offers it as Install or Add to Home Screen; once installed, the icon opens straight to the latest numbers. On iPhone, draw alerts work only from the installed icon, so install first and then switch alerts on.
How long alert records are kept
An alert subscription lasts at most 400 days from its last update, and it ends at once when you switch alerts off. Separate records of installs and of alerts being switched on or off are deleted after 120 days. The full list of what is stored is in the privacy policy.
Before you throw a ticket away
A match found here is a guide, not a validated ticket. Before a ticket goes in the bin, take it to a lottery retailer or compare it with the selling corporation’s own winning numbers, especially if you typed in only some of its lines or the draw is still marked Unconfirmed.