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Atlantic Bucko 5 41
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Atlantic Bucko 5/41
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R130,000,000 JACKPOT
499,231 Winners
How to play the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41
Playing the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 and picking possible winning numbers are easy and straight-forward. Simply buy a ticket from a Local Retailer to stand a chance to win big cash prizes.
Can you play online? Yes!
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What is the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41?
The Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 is a game in which the chosen numbers are always automatically generated on the players behalf. For $1, the lottery machine will randomly select three sets of five numbers between 1 and 41. Players can play the game in New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Drawings are held seven days a week.
Game Highlights:
Atlantic Bucko is available only in Atlantic Canada
Every night five regular numbers are drawn at random using a ball machine.
Draws are held nightly
Purchase up to 10 draws at a time
General Info:
Game Type: 5/41
Drawing Days: Every Day
Drawing Time: 11:30 PM Atlantic Time (GMT-4:00)
Draw Method: Computer Random Number Generator
How to play the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41?
Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 is a game in which the numbers played are always automatically generated. Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 played online: Bucko is played online at ALC.ca.
Sign in to the website online and under the games click Bucko.
A play area will come up.
From the drop-down menu, choose the number of Bucko purchases wanted.
For $1, the lottery computer will randomly select three (3) sets of five (5) numbers between 1 and 41.
Players can purchase for future draws by choosing the number of advance plays they would like from the drop-down menu. Players can play from 2 up to 10 consecutive draws.
A wager is considered official when it appears in a players Transaction Detail as “completed”.
Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 played at the retailer:
Simply ask a lottery retailer for a Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 ticket.
For $1, the lottery computer will randomly select three (3) sets of five (5) numbers between 1 and 41.
Players can purchase up to five (5) Bucko games on a single ticket.
Players can purchase for future draws by telling the retailer how many games in advance they would like to purchase. Players can play from 2 up to 10 consecutive draws
Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 Prizes
The Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 is played three lines at a time with a possibility of combination wins and draws every day with a top prize of $20,000.
How to claim your lotto cash prize
There are two ways to claim:
With the retailer
Online
Players need to sign their lotto ticket before validation. By signing the ticket, players protect their potential winnings from being claimed by anyone else.
Players can find winning numbers in a variety of different locations including:
The Atlantic Lottery (AL) website at corp.alc.ca
Most newspapers across the Atlantic region
By phone, at 1-800-561-3942.
By Atlantic Lottery Mobile App
If a ticket is a winner of up to $250, it can be redeemed at most lottery retail locations.
If a ticket is a winner of up to $9,999, it can be redeemed at a branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) in Atlantic Canada, or in person at Atlantic Lottery’s Head Office in Moncton, NB. Players can Call 1-800-561-3942 for more information, business hours, or to make an appointment.
If a ticket is a winner of $10,000 or more, Atlantic Lottery can be contacted at 1-800-561-3942 for more information and to make arrangements to claim the Major Prize.
For prizes of $10,000 and more, the player receipt will say “Claim Centrally” which means players should present their tickets to an AL office. The player receipt will also say “Complete Claim Form” and it will also show the amount of the win. You will be asked to sign and complete the back of the ticket, if you have not already done this.
Smart Things to Do Before Claiming a Jackpot
Protect Your Winning Lottery Ticket
First things first – sign the back.
Why? Because no one keeps track of who owns Powerball tickets. All you have to do to claim a Powerball prize is to show identification that matches the signature on the back.
Find Out Whether You Can Remain Anonymous
Most jurisdictions want to announce their jackpot winners to show that the prizes are being awarded legitimately. Before you tell anyone about your lottery win, find out what your options for anonymity are.
Check How Much Time You Have to Claim Your Powerball Prize
Simply look at your ticket – There should be a date there.
History of the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41
The Western Canada Lottery Corporation was founded in 1974 that operates lottery and gaming-related activities for its members, the governments of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut participate as associate members.
Comparison table for the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41
Odds of Winning: Single
| Numbers Matched | Prize | Chances to Win (approximate) | Numbers Matched |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5/5 | $20,000.00* | 1:349,800 | 5/5 |
| 4/5 | $100.00 | 1:4,163 | 4/5 |
| 3/5 | $3.00 | 1:119 | 3/5 |
Combo:
| Numbers Matched | Prize | Chances to Win (approximate) | Numbers Matched |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8+ of 15 | $1,000.00 | 1:29,515 | 8+ of 15 |
| 7/15 | $75.00 | 1:2,678 | 7/15 |
| 6/15 | $20.00 | 1:329 | 6/15 |
| 5/15 | $5.00 | 1:58 | 5/15 |
| 4/15 | $1.00 | 1:15 | 4/15 |
| 0/15 | Free Ticket | 1:8 | 0/15 |
Overall odds of winning a prize 1:4.5
Tips for playing the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41
The Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 is a game in which the numbers are always automatically generated. There for there are no strategies that can help players potential win the Atlantic Bucko in Canada.
Why the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 is so popular?
Not only does the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 offer players “top prize” payouts, but it has multiple ways and chances to win. As previous results and jackpot payouts will show, the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 offers players of any income a chance to win and dream BIG! The Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 the most pay-outs throughout the prize categories, which makes it a solid choice nationwide and abroad.
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Odds of winning Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41
Odds of Winning: Single
| Numbers Matched | Prize | Chances to Win (approximate) | Numbers Matched |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5/5 | $20,000.00* | 1:349,800 | 5/5 |
| 4/5 | $100.00 | 1:4,163 | 4/5 |
| 3/5 | $3.00 | 1:119 | 3/5 |
Combo:
| Numbers Matched | Prize | Chances to Win (approximate) | Numbers Matched |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8+ of 15 | $1,000.00 | 1:29,515 | 8+ of 15 |
| 7/15 | $75.00 | 1:2,678 | 7/15 |
| 6/15 | $20.00 | 1:329 | 6/15 |
| 5/15 | $5.00 | 1:58 | 5/15 |
| 4/15 | $1.00 | 1:15 | 4/15 |
| 0/15 | Free Ticket | 1:8 | 0/15 |
Overall odds of winning a prize 1:4.5
For the single line, matching all 5 numbers will win the player $20,000 at odds of 1:249,800. Matching 4 out of 5 numbers wins a player $100 at odds of 1:4,163. The last prize under single line is $3 which the player gets when they match 3 out of 5 numbers and the odds for this are 1:119.
Under the combo win, if players match 8+ numbers out of the 15 drawn numbers, players will win $1,000 at odds of 1:29,515. Matching 7 out of the 15 wins the player $75 in prize and the probability for this is 1:2,678. Matching 6 out of the 15 numbers wins $20 at odds of 1:329. Match 5 out of the 15 numbers to win $5 at odds of 1:58. Matching 4 out of 15 numbers gives players $1 at odds of 1:15.
In each draw, Atlantic Lottery Corporation reserves the ultimate right to limit the number of prizes payable in the 5 of 5 winning prize level to a $100,000. Where this limit is exceeded or reached, the prizes payable in this category will be determined by dividing the total payable prize amount by the total number of winners.
How to check if you won:
Self-serve ticket checkers
Through the Website – The official Atlantic lottery website (ALC.ca)
Through a retailer
Is the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 a Scam?
Absolutely not! The Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 was launched in in 1974, an is still going strong over 46 years later.
Unfortunately, fake wins with other institutions have become a regular occurrence – Scammers are getting increasingly sophisticated in their attempts to get your money or personal details. Be alert and protect yourself from being scammed by following our tips.
Most important and Step 1 – If you think you have provided your bank account or credit card details to a scammer, contact your bank or financial institution immediately.
A lottery scam is an attempt to fraudulently extract money from someone by pretending to be a legitimate lottery company or winning player. It has sadly become a too common method of deception as such scams prey on people’s desire to win money and the popularity of big lottery games.
Did you receive a notification that you have won a prize in a lottery? Perhaps the Microsoft Lottery? If so, don’t get too enthusiastic as this is almost certainly a scam. Players need to find the winning numbers in a newspaper, the internet, or on TV and compare them to their ticket.
Win notices from foreign lotteries are even more suspicious. Not only do foreign lotteries have the same restriction as domestic lotteries, but it is also illegal to sell tickets for foreign lotteries across international borders.
Therefore, unless a player actually was in a foreign country and bought a lottery ticket, foreign lottery notifications are frauds.
Only buy tickets from authorized lottery retailers.
Offers to sell international lottery tickets by mail or online are usually illegal.
If you didn't buy a lottery ticket or participate in a second-chance lottery game, you didn't win no matter how convincing a text message may sound.
The lottery doesn't notify players when you win; players alone are responsible for checking your winning tickets.
Players are NEVER required to pay money up-front to receive a winning lottery prize.
A lottery scam is a type of advance-fee fraud which begins with an unexpected email notification, phone call, or mailing (sometimes including a large check) explaining that “You have won!” a large sum of money in a lottery.
What to do:
If you receive a letter or email claiming that you won a prize for the Atlantic Bucko 5 41 Lotto but did not enter, it is strongly recommended that you:
Delete or destroy the letter or email immediately.
Do not open any link contained in a suspicious email.
Do not respond to, or contact, the sender.
Do not disclose any personal or financial information.
Do not send any money.
If you have already responded, break off contact with the fraudster immediately.
If you have provided personal or financial details, alert your bank immediately.
If you receive a suspicious email, or believe you have been the victim of internet fraud, report it to the police.
Important!
If players feel that their computer or device has been hacked or infected with malware or ransomware, run a virus check immediately!
If players suspect one of your online accounts (e.g. your bank account, email, online shopping account or social networking site) has been compromised, change passwords immediately. Most reputable websites provide step-by-step instructions for how players can recover a hacked account.
Clues to look for:
The email is sent from a free webmail address (e.g. @hotmail.com, @yahoo.com, @gmail etc.)
The letter or email starts with something vague like ‘Dear Winner’.
Scam letters are often on poor quality, photocopied letterhead (although some will include a genuine business address in an attempt to provide legitimacy).
Strict time limit to claim the ‘prize’. This is intended to put the potential victim under pressure and deter them from seeking advice or investigating the matter further.
Confidentiality is often demanded as a ‘condition of winning’. Again, this is to deter the recipient from seeking the advice of friends or family who may be more familiar with this type of scam.
Poor spelling, grammar and syntax are usually a good indication that the letter or email is a scam.
Scammers will often try to take advantage when you’re feeling vulnerable and try to extract more money from you through a follow up scam. A common follow up scams includes: Offers from a law enforcement agency to investigate your scam and retrieve your money for a fee. Law enforcement agencies do not charge for their services
Lottery Scams don’t only come by mail, email or phone call either –
SMS – text message
Text messages often contain vague messages of congratulations coupled with an impressive dollar amount of winnings and a link or email address to contact and collect. The Text messages will be brief but dangerous because those active links and email addresses can result in engagement and entrapment in the blink of an eye! Links sent can open malware and spyware to be loaded onto devices. Smaller screens on phones and devices make fraudulent websites more difficult to spot.
Tip! Make Sure Your Internet Connection is Secure. Use a Secure VPN Connection!
In person
Unbelievable – yet true! Perhaps the most brazen of attempts at a lottery scam is the in-person attempt, preying on the goodwill of people. The most vulnerable of the population such as the elderly are often targeted. A scammer will pose as an illegal immigrant claiming to have a winning lottery ticket, but that only citizens of the country can claim it. If the victim will hand over cash as collateral, they are sent to claim the winnings on the scammer’s behalf in exchange for a portion of the winnings. Sometimes scammers work in teams to provide a willing helper to convince the victim it’s a good idea. Of course, the ticket is not a winner, and the scammers quickly leave with the money obtained.
Cyber safety tips for sr. Citizens
Poor spelling, grammar and syntax are usually a good indication that the letter or email is a scam.
Passwords need to be unique and strong -Never reveal your password to anyone. Passwords are an excellent guarantee of safety and security online.
Understand how privacy settings work on social networks.
Never respond – or even open an e-mail with a deal that is too good to be true.
Never believe that someone you don’t know is going to give you money.
Do not believe a person from another country who just needs you to “help transfer funds” and need your bank account number to do so.
If you never entered a lottery, you can't win the lottery.
Don’t believe a really rich, famous person just wants to help you out and mysteriously needs your address, phone number, bank account information to do so.
Don’t automatically install free software – these types of software are generally riddled with spyware.
Attachments can contain a virus
Never trust a link sent to you by someone you don’t know.
Never trust an e-mail that asks for your personal or account information.
How to claim your lotto cash prize
Joining a lottery “club” will not improve your chances of winning foreign lotteries although Con artists will claim that pooling your money with other people means you can buy more tickets and have more chances to win.
The biggest note to remember – It’s impossible to win a lottery without buying a ticket and never share your banking or personal details with anyone!
The chances of recovering money from foreign crooks may be even worse than that of actually winning a lottery. Most lottery scams are executed by con artists in other countries, sometimes using U.S. addresses to disguise their real locations. Differences in legal systems, difficulties of conducting investigations in other countries, and expenses involved in pursuing cross-border fraud make the chances of getting your money back very, very slim to none.
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Conclusion
In the Canada Atlantic Bucko 5/41 numbers are always automatically generated on the players behalf and for only $1, the lottery machine will randomly select three sets of five numbers between 1 and 41. Players can play the game in New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Drawings are held seven days a week.
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