Most of Loto-Québec’s revenue is provided from lottery games such as Lotto Max and 6/49. These games consist of purchasing a ticket which has a set of numbers that can be either hand picked or randomly selected. These games usually consist of tickets, which cost $3 to $5 a game (formerly $2 to $5) as of 2014. A draw is then made bi-weekly and the ticket that matches the winning combination wins a large prize which is usually over $1 million. However, as in almost every lottery the odds of winning these games are low. In 2005-2006; new lottery terminals were undated to prevent fraud, and to display more information concerning winning prizes. In addition a new gambling segment for sport games prediction was added. The Lotto 6/49 jackpot climbed to a record high of $54.3 million, new scratch ticket games were launched Clue, Texas Hold'em Poker and Tetris. Loto-Québec won the Silver Award for the 2009 Annual Report during the Vision Awards of the League of American Communications Professionals (Loto-Québec – Dates and Events.