Did anyone win the $65 million lottery jackpot in Canada?

A massive $65 million lottery jackpot was up for grabs in Canada Tuesday night — the biggest prize for Lotto Max in months.

There were also eight $1 million maxmillion prizes that could be won.

So what were the results and did anyone win?

According to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, no one matched seven out of seven numbers in the main draw to take home the jackpot.

There was one ticket, however, that got six out of seven numbers, plus the bonus, to win $239,318.70. That ticket was sold in Scarborough.

Of the eight maxmillion prizes, two of them were won, the OLG says.

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One of those prizes was split between three tickets, working out to $333,333.40 each. One ticket was sold in Hamilton, another in Quebec, and the third in Western Canada, the OLG says.

Another maxmillion prize was won by just one ticket.

No one matched seven out of seven numbers for the other six maxmillion prizes, the OLG says.

Also, one ticket sold on OLG.ca won $1 million on Encore, and another sold in Ottawa won $100,000.

Because no one claimed the jackpot, it now sits at an estimated $70 million for Fridays draw, according to the OLG website.

It’s the largest Lotto Max jackpot since Aug. 19, when it sat at $75 million and was won by a man in Kingston, marking the second-biggest lottery win in Canadian history, the OLG said.

Additionally, there will be an estimated 10 $1 million maxmillion prizes up for grabs.

Here’s a look at the winning numbers for the Tuesday, Dec. 2 Lotto Max draw, according to the OLG website: 

Main draw: 07 08 16 21 33 34 37 Bonus 20

Maxmillions: 

• 02  05  20  21  30  37  42
• 02  09  17  31  32  39  45
• 02  19  24  29  31  35  43
• 07  18  28  30  35  40  45
• 08  15  23  27  29  32  41
• 10  16  30  32  42  49  50
• 11  15  16  20  33  45  46
• 12  19  25  26  29  37  39

Encore: 6329170