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Which states we cover

Every state here makes its scratch-off prize data available through its own lottery website; we read it twice a day and keep it current. A state joins the cross-state comparisons once its numbers have checked out several times in a row.

Arizona 60 games on shelves Updated today 111 clean updates Arkansas 55 games on shelves 3 with the top prize gone Updated today 1 of 3 checks toward full rankings California 48 games on shelves Updated today 104 clean updates Colorado 84 games on shelves 11 with the top prize gone Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 118 clean updates Connecticut 50 games on shelves Updated today 112 clean updates Delaware 44 games on shelves 10 with the top prize gone Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 114 clean updates Florida 87 games on shelves 17 with the top prize gone Updated today 120 clean updates Georgia 189 games on shelves 36 with the top prize gone Updated today 89 clean updates Idaho 32 games on shelves Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 118 clean updates Illinois 48 games on shelves 4 with the top prize gone Updated today 111 clean updates Indiana 66 games on shelves 1 with the top prize gone Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 112 clean updates Iowa 46 games on shelves Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 117 clean updates Kansas 15 games on shelves Updated today 117 clean updates Kentucky 45 games on shelves 7 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Louisiana 42 games on shelves Updated today 117 clean updates Maryland 51 games on shelves Updated today 117 clean updates Massachusetts 114 games on shelves 22 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Michigan 104 games on shelves 4 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Minnesota 37 games on shelves Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 117 clean updates Mississippi 79 games on shelves 32 with the top prize gone Updated today 103 clean updates Missouri 49 games on shelves 3 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Nebraska 25 games on shelves Updated Sep 13 Top-prize counts only for this state 0 of 3 checks toward full rankings New Hampshire 55 games on shelves 8 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates New Jersey 129 games on shelves 34 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates New Mexico 47 games on shelves Updated today 117 clean updates New York 63 games on shelves Updated today 108 clean updates North Carolina 59 games on shelves 2 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Oklahoma 50 games on shelves 7 with the top prize gone Updated today 115 clean updates Oregon 46 games on shelves 7 with the top prize gone Updated today 110 clean updates Pennsylvania 58 games on shelves Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 118 clean updates Rhode Island 49 games on shelves 1 with the top prize gone Updated today 118 clean updates South Carolina 35 games on shelves Updated today 116 clean updates South Dakota 47 games on shelves 9 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Texas 71 games on shelves 1 with the top prize gone Updated today 116 clean updates Virginia 57 games on shelves 2 with the top prize gone Updated today 117 clean updates Washington 33 games on shelves Updated today 117 clean updates Washington, D.C. 47 games on shelves 1 with the top prize gone Updated today 116 clean updates West Virginia 41 games on shelves Updated today 117 clean updates Wisconsin 77 games on shelves 29 with the top prize gone Updated today Top-prize counts only for this state 117 clean updates

States we don't cover

Not every lottery publishes enough to work with. Here is what is missing and why, so you are not left wondering where your state went.

Maine publishes how many prizes are left, but never how many were printed — so there is no honest way to say what a ticket is worth.
Montana does not publish prize counts we can read.
North Dakota does not sell scratch-off tickets.
Ohio keeps its prize counts behind a private connection its own website uses; we do not go around that.
Tennessee does not publish prize counts we can read.
Vermont publishes how many prizes are left, but never how many were printed — so there is no honest way to say what a ticket is worth.
Wyoming does not sell scratch-off tickets.

Every figure on this site is an estimate from each lottery's published prize counts. How we figure them