Check the scratch-offs Florida has added to its lineup lately.
Here are the Florida scratch-off tickets most recently added to circulation, listed newest first. Each card shows when the ticket launched, what it costs, its current Return on Investment and where it currently ranks against other Florida tickets on sale.
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The Florida Lottery began selling tickets on January 12, 1988, and its first game was Millionaire, a $1 scratch-off. This page lists the scratch-offs Florida has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.The Florida Lottery began selling tickets on January 12, 1988, and its first game was Millionaire, a $1 scratch-off. This page lists the scratch-offs Florida has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.
When a scratch-off first appears in Florida, it is placed among all the Florida tickets on sale, ordered by ROI. That starting place is its Initial Overall Ranking. A lower number means a higher ROI at that time, and tickets released on the same day can start far apart because each has its own price and prize table.
Browse the latest Florida scratch-off tickets with launch dates, costs and ROI figures built from official Florida Lottery data. The first ticket went on sale on January 12, 1988, and that opening game, Millionaire, was a one-dollar scratch-off. Costs and ROI appear beside each launch date.
The cards above list the scratch-offs Florida released most recently, each with its image, launch date, price, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking.
It is the spot the ticket took in Florida's ROI ordering on the day it first appeared. A lower number means a higher ROI at that point.
Prices and prize tables differ from one scratch-off to the next, so the ROI differs, and the ranking follows it.
No. Being new only means the ticket is at the start of its run. ROI is a comparison metric rather than an expected return, and each ticket's outcome is fixed when it is printed.
Florida is refreshed every three days, but new scratch-offs are the exception. A scratch-off that has just launched is added to this page the same day, instead of waiting for the next three-day refresh.
No. This is an information site. Florida scratch-offs are sold by the Florida Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Browse the newest Florida scratch-offs above and compare their launch dates, prices, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Rankings. All figures come from official Florida Lottery sources.
