States
Scratch-off tickets are managed by individual state lotteries, so game prices, prize structures, release schedules and reporting formats vary across the United States. ScratchOdds USA organizes those official figures into clear state-by-state pages so you can compare games without jumping between dozens of lottery pages.
Scratch-off games by state
North Carolina
Our North Carolina scratch-off hub currently tracks 79 games from the North Carolina Education Lottery. Each game page includes ticket price, published overall odds, top prize, top prizes remaining, a complete remaining-prize table, the official source and the date the data was last checked.
- Best North Carolina scratch-off tickets: compare active games using the transparent ScratchOdds Score.
- North Carolina scratch-off prizes remaining: understand how many prizes are still listed for each game.
- New North Carolina scratch-off tickets: find recently released games and compare them with established tickets.
Florida
Our Florida scratch-off hub tracks 84 active games from the Florida Lottery. Each game page includes ticket price, published overall odds, top prize, current prize counts, the complete prize table, the official source and the latest update date.
- Best Florida scratch-off tickets: compare active games using the transparent ScratchOdds Score.
- Florida scratch-off prizes remaining: compare current top-prize availability and full game details.
- New Florida scratch-off tickets: review recently released games by price, odds and top prize.
Ohio
Our Ohio scratch-off hub tracks 74 current games using the Ohio Lottery’s official remaining-prize report and individual game pages. Each game page includes ticket price, top prize, published overall odds when available, every listed prize tier, the official source and the verified snapshot date.
- Compare Ohio scratch-off tickets: browse current games by price, game number and official prize availability.
- Ohio scratch-off prizes remaining: review all 74 games and open any ticket for its complete remaining-prize table.
What you can compare
For every supported state, the aim is to present the same essential facts in a consistent format: ticket price, overall odds published by the lottery, advertised top prize, current prize availability, full prize tiers where the source provides them, update date and a direct link to the official source. Original prize quantities and release dates are shown only when the official state source publishes them.
This makes it easier to compare games within one state. It does not make lotteries from different states identical: prize-claim timing, game closures, reporting schedules and the way tickets are distributed can all differ. Always use the issuing lottery's rules and claim information as the final authority.
Why states are added gradually
A large list of state names is not useful if the underlying game pages are empty or outdated. We add one state at a time, test the official source, verify individual games and confirm that updates do not remove valid information. This slower approach supports clearer pages and reduces the risk of presenting mismatched or incomplete prize data.
Checklist for a live state
- Active games have individual pages with meaningful data.
- Prize tiers and overall odds are traced to an official lottery source.
- Every page shows when its information was last updated.
- Games link back to their state hub and to useful related comparisons.
- Editorial pages explain the limits of odds and remaining-prize figures.
- Expired or unavailable games are handled without silently presenting stale data as current.
How to use the state pages
Start with your state's main page, then narrow the list by what matters to you: ticket cost, published overall odds, top-prize availability or release date. Open an individual game to review every available prize tier. Where enough official launch data exists, a higher score can help organize a comparison, but it cannot tell you which ticket will win. Ohio games are deliberately not scored because the public report does not include original prize quantities.
For the exact scoring inputs and limitations, read our methodology. Learn more about the project on the About ScratchOdds USA page, or return to the ScratchOdds USA homepage.