Compare Scratch-Off Odds & Prizes Remaining

Independent data from official state lottery sources

ScratchOdds USA helps you compare scratch-off tickets by price, published odds and current prizes remaining. We turn state lottery reports into clear game pages and sortable comparisons, while explaining what the numbers can—and cannot—tell you.

No ranking can predict a winning ticket. Start with a spending limit, compare games within your budget and treat every ticket as entertainment.

Compare scratch-offs by state

Lottery games and reporting rules differ from state to state, so every ScratchOdds USA section uses a dedicated official source and update process.

North Carolina

Compare 79 active games with complete prize tiers, original counts, current remaining prizes and published overall odds.

Florida

Compare 84 active games with complete prize tiers, current remaining prizes, published overall odds and links to the official Florida Lottery source.

Ohio

Compare 74 current games with official ticket prices, published overall odds and every prize tier listed as remaining by the Ohio Lottery.

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Top-rated North Carolina scratch-offs

These games are compared using the ScratchOdds score. The score weighs top-prize availability, published overall odds and ticket price. Open any card to see the complete prize table and official source.

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Top-rated Florida scratch-offs

Compare leading Florida games using current top-prize availability, published overall odds and ticket price. Open a game to review every prize tier and the official source.

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Current Ohio scratch-offs

Explore recently numbered Ohio games using official remaining-prize counts and published overall odds. Ohio does not publish original prize quantities in its public report, so these games are shown without a ScratchOdds score rather than using estimated figures.

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What you can compare

Ticket price

Filter your comparison to the amount you are prepared to spend. A larger jackpot does not remove the higher cost of an expensive ticket.

Published odds

Overall odds show the launch chance of winning any listed prize. Top-prize odds answer a different and much narrower question.

Prizes remaining

Where official sources publish both figures, compare launch quantities with prizes currently listed as unclaimed. Ohio reports remaining counts without publishing original quantities.

How ScratchOdds USA uses lottery data

Official state lottery websites remain the source of record. Our importer records the update date, preserves a history of remaining-prize counts and links each game back to its official listing. If an update fails, we keep the previous verified figures instead of replacing them with incomplete information.

Remaining prizes are not the same as unsold winning tickets. A prize can still be listed while its ticket is already in circulation or awaiting a claim. Public reports also do not always reveal how many tickets remain for sale, so exact current odds usually cannot be calculated. Read the full ranking methodology for details.

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Florida

Ohio

Frequently asked questions

Which scratch-off ticket is best to buy?

There is no universally best ticket and no guaranteed winner. A useful comparison considers your budget, overall odds, the remaining top-prize count and the complete mix of prizes.

How often are prize counts updated?

Update frequency depends on the state source. Every live game page shows the date of our latest successful collection so you can judge freshness yourself.

Can this site tell me where a winning ticket is?

No. Official remaining-prize reports do not identify ticket locations, and ScratchOdds USA does not claim to predict or locate winning tickets.

Is ScratchOdds USA affiliated with a lottery?

No. ScratchOdds USA is an independent informational website. State lottery organizations own and control their games, trademarks and official records.

Play responsibly

Scratch-offs are games of chance, not an investment strategy. Only spend money you can afford to lose, never chase losses and follow the minimum playing age in your state. If gambling stops feeling like entertainment, pause and seek help from an appropriate responsible-gambling service.

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