Most Common Lotto Max Numbers — Full Frequency Analysis & Odds

Across our full draw history, the five most frequently drawn main balls have been 7, 46, 36, and a tie between 31 and 22, while 51 and 52 have appeared least often by a wide margin — unsurprising, since both numbers only became possible to draw after the pool expanded from 50 to 52 balls in April 2026. Excluding those two brand-new numbers, 20, 23 and 42 round out the coldest balls over the full dataset.

Because 51 and 52 have such a short history compared to 1–50, treat their frequency counts as provisional for now — they'll converge toward the pack over the coming months of draws. Visit our live Lotto Max statistics page for current exact counts.

For 7 balls from 1–52, the mathematical range runs from 28 up to 343. In practice, the middle 70% of real draws fall between roughly 143 and 217, averaging around 179.

In April 2026, Lotto Max expanded its main pool from 1–50 to 1–52 and raised its jackpot cap from $80 million to $90 million. The minimum jackpot after a win is $10 million. The odds of matching all 7 numbers on a single line are 1 in C(52,7) = 1 in 133,784,560.

MaxMillions is Lotto Max's mechanism for keeping prize money moving once the jackpot itself hits its cap: additional $1 million prizes are drawn using the same 7/52 format, separately from the main jackpot draw, once the jackpot reaches $50 million or more. At the $90 million cap, as many as 90 individual MaxMillions prizes can be drawn in a single night.