MANDATORY: To claim a prize of $1,000 or more, you must complete a Lottery Prize Claim Declaration Form. This applies to both single and group play wins.

For prize claiming details, download our "How to check your lottery tickets and claim prizes" brochure. (PDF, 983 KB)

You must be 19 years of age or older to enter OLG Slots & Casinos to claim your lottery prize.

Prizes	At Retail	By Mail	*Select OLG Slots & Casinos	Toronto Prize Centre
Up to $50
Over $50 to under $1,000	**
*** $1,000 to under $10,000
*** $10,000 - $250,000
Over $250,000
	Details for claiming at Retail	Details for claiming by Mail	Details for claiming at select OLG Slots & Casinos	Details for claiming at Toronto Prize Centre
Prizes other than cash.	For claim options regarding prizes other than cash (merchandise, trips, tickets to sporting events, or other prizes), please call the OLG Support Centre at 1-800-387-0098.

No income taxes or fees of any kind have to be paid to Canadian authorities on lottery winnings in Canada.

OLG does not use third parties to locate or pay its winners.

* Must be 19 years of age or older.

** At locations with a Lotto terminal, subject to cash availability.

*** Winning tickets submitted at OLG Slots & Casinos will be couriered to the OLG Prize Centre for processing. At select locations only.

ATTENTION groups with retailers: Group lottery tickets are void if an OLG retailer or a person involved in the handling of lottery tickets at the retailer's store is a member of the group and the group's tickets are purchased, electronically checked or electronically validated in the retailer's store. For more information about group play, phone the OLG Support Centre at 1-800-387-0098.

OLG's goal is to ensure that the right prize is paid to the right person(s) every time. There are times when ownership of a lottery prize is disputed by the claimants and other parties. When an ownership dispute occurs, options are available,as follows. The parties involved may settle the matter privately, or by proceeding in the Ontario courts, or resolved through arbitration by an arbitrator appointed by the Chair of the Board of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). All parties to a prize dispute must agree to the process for arbitration to proceed. For more information on the AGCO arbitration process visit the AGCO website. Any party to a prize dispute is advised to obtain independent legal advice.

International Residents

Canadian and provincial laws restrict OLG's gaming activities to the Province of Ontario. If you purchased a winning lottery ticket from an authorized retailer in Ontario and do not live in Canada, please use one of the options above to claim your winnings.

Claim information for winners not living in Canada.