What Scratch-Offs have better chances of...

Reply #6

DaveH3 — Tue, 25 May 2010 19:21:00 GMT

To really answer that question, you'll have to look at the individual prize ODDs for each game on your state's website. Most states will publish all of the prizes available on an individual game and the specific odds for that prize. You'll probably have to do a lot of navigating between each web page to get all the data you want, but in the end, you want to look for the TOP prize across each ticket and compare the individual odds for each top prize across all the games at the same price point.... [ More ]

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ncpowerplayer — Sun, 16 May 2010 03:15:24 GMT

Most of my wins occur on scratchoffs that have been out for about two weeks. Our lottery routinely puts out a ringer $5 ticket at the beginning of the year. This year it was The Price is Right . Just about every ticket bought was a winner. The game is ending soon, since most of the winners are wiped out.

A big winner seems to be released about a month into the game. About half the big winners are eventually hit. After that, most of the loser tickets are put out for play and people give up on... [ More ]

Reply #4

caipiao — Sat, 15 May 2010 21:50:43 GMT

Are most large prizes located in the Newest batch of a new game, middle, or the dying end of a game as it croaks its last breath??

Do Lottery Office, Instant Card Plant worker, the ticket designer/game office, know where winners are located? Do they have idea of which roll is sent where or is it totally random

Reply #3

starr0908 — Mon, 10 May 2010 12:31:37 GMT

go to your local lottery site and it should show top prizes claimed and when you look at the jackpots left that should help determine what games you should play that give you a bigger chance to win. if the game is almost maxed out like 1 jackpot left then i would leave that game alone.

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mztb1989 — Wed, 05 May 2010 16:02:09 GMT

i play tickets that have been around for a while

i also look on my local lottery website and look at the remaining prizes left to see which ones have a better chance of hitting the big one

I usually dont play the new tickets right away because they usually have small prizes right away to get the players hook on them

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TheOtherOne — Tue, 04 May 2010 21:46:25 GMT

It depends on what prize limits there are.

Obviously a ticket with a max prize of $200 isnt going to hit more than that.

Plus I think the newer games are loadedmore with lesser prizes to get people hooked from the start.

What Scratch-Offs have better chances of...

BOOBERT — Tue, 04 May 2010 07:32:20 GMT

...what scratch offs have better chances of hitting a bigger prize? Tickets that are brand new, tickets that have been out for a bit, or tickets that have been around for a long time?

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