This week’s draws, at a glance.

You must be 18 or older, live in Québec and be physically in the province when you play. One person may hold one account only — duplicates are closed as soon as they are found. Anyone currently under a self-exclusion, here or at gaming halls and casinos, cannot open a new one.

No. Identity validation comes before any real-money play. It confirms your age, your name and your Québec address, and checks that no self-exclusion applies. Until it is complete the account stays open but cannot be used to play.

You set a weekly limit between $25 and $9,999 when you register, and it applies to the total of all deposits over seven days. A decrease takes effect immediately. An increase only applies after a waiting period — deliberately, so that a decision made in the moment does not turn into a deposit a minute later.

A break suspends access for anywhere from 24 hours to a few weeks, after which access returns on its own; the account is not closed. Self-exclusion is a heavier measure: it runs from 3 months to 5 years, cannot be reversed for the period chosen, and an exclusion taken at a casino or gaming hall automatically blocks the online account too.

Eligible prizes are credited to the account balance once the draw is officially validated, usually the next day. From $25,000 up, the claim is made in person with valid ID, and you have one year from the draw date to claim. After that the prize is no longer paid.

If no log-in takes place for thirty-six consecutive months, the account may be closed. A notice goes to the email on file before closure, and any remaining balance is returned to you following the procedure set out in the terms of use.