James Case said he thought he'd won $1,000 in the Aug. 5 draw -- a great prize in itself -- when a sharp-eyed 7-11 clerk pointed out his mistake.

A Kingston, Ont., man claimed his OLG prize money a day before his winning ticket was set to expire, waiting almost an entire year to accept $73,000.

The winning ticket was purchased at Quick Stop Mini Mart on Thompson Road in London.

Patricia Smith said she thought she was going to pass out when she won $550,000 with OLG's Bigger Spin game.

Albert Fleury bought the winning ticket at the Circle K at 8286 Centre Street N.E. a few days before the draw.

The mother and grandmother says she won the money through an instant 200X multiplier ticket.

The OLG says Judith Montgomery, 66, of Lindsay won the $50,000 top prize with the Instant Bingo game.

A former retail manager says he intentionally purchased two separate Keno tickets with the same numbers for the same draw.

A Campbellford woman won the top prize in the OLG's Instant Slots game.

A 46-year old restaurant manager initially thought she had won $22 on her OLG Instant Bingo ticket.