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Terms
Last updated: 2026-09-12
What LuckyDuck is
LuckyDuck watches Lotto Max and Lotto 6/49 draws and checks them against tickets you've saved. When a draw completes, it tells you what it found.
What it isn't
LuckyDuck doesn't sell tickets, place bets, or process gambling transactions. It isn't a lottery operator, and it isn't affiliated with WCLC, OLG, or any lottery corporation. It's a personal tool for keeping track of results.
Verification and its limits
LuckyDuck checks your tickets against results published by WCLC and OLG. When those sources agree, it tells you whether you have a possible win or no win. When it can't get a clear answer, it says so instead of guessing. "Couldn't verify" means exactly that: not a loss, not a win, just no answer yet.
Your responsibilities
LuckyDuck doesn't replace checking your ticket yourself. You're responsible for validating any ticket and claiming any prize through the official channels. Always confirm a result against the official source before acting on it.
Third-party services
LuckyDuck depends on services it doesn't control, including:
- WCLC and OLG websites, for draw results
- Clerk, for sign-in
- OneSignal, for push notifications
- Vercel, for hosting
- Neon, for the database
If any of these are unavailable, slow, or wrong, LuckyDuck's results can be delayed, incomplete, or unable to verify.
No warranty / limitation of liability
LuckyDuck is provided as-is, with no warranty of any kind. Results are informational only. To the extent permitted by law, LuckyDuck and its operator aren't liable for missed prizes, expired claim windows, or any other loss connected to using this app.
Changes
These terms may change as LuckyDuck changes. We'll update this page when they do.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to [contact email].