Find out which Scratch tickets the Montana Lottery has released lately.
Here are the Montana 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 Montana tickets on sale.
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Checking the latest releases shows you which Montana scratch-off tickets have only just gone on sale.
The Montana Lottery sold its first ticket on June 24, 1987, and that first game was a $1 Scratch ticket called Pot of Gold, with 1.1 million tickets sold on opening day. This page lists the Scratch tickets Montana has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.
A Montana Scratch ticket receives its Initial Overall Ranking when it first appears, placed among all the Montana tickets on sale by ROI. A lower number means a higher ROI at that time. The ranking stays on the card as the ticket's launch position, so it can be compared with tickets released later.
Examine new Montana Scratch tickets alongside launch dates, costs and ROI figures based on official Montana Lottery records. The first ticket, a one-dollar Scratch game called Pot of Gold, was sold on June 24, 1987, with 1.1 million tickets sold on opening day.
On the cards above. They list the most recent Montana releases with image, launch date, price, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking.
It is the spot the ticket took among Montana tickets on sale when it first appeared, ordered by ROI. A lower number means a higher ROI at that time.
Each ticket has its own price and prize table, which gives it its own ROI, and the ranking is based on that ROI.
No. Being new does not change the result of a ticket. ROI is a comparison metric rather than an expected return, and every outcome is fixed when the ticket is printed.
Montana is usually refreshed on a three-day cycle, though a Scratch ticket that has just launched is the exception. Its card is added the day it goes on sale, so it never waits for the next refresh.
No. We provide lottery information only. Montana Scratch tickets are sold by the Montana Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Review the newest Montana Scratch tickets above and compare launch dates, prices, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Rankings. All figures come from official Montana Lottery sources.
