Find the scratch tickets the Texas Lottery has put on sale most recently.
Here are the Texas 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 Texas tickets on sale.
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Checking the latest releases shows you which Texas scratch-off tickets have only just gone on sale.
The Texas Lottery sold its first ticket on May 29, 1992, and its first game, Lone Star Millions, was a $1 scratch ticket. This page lists the scratch tickets Texas has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.
A ticket that costs a few dollars and one that costs much more are built around different prize pools. For that reason, comparing a new Texas ticket with others at the same price is the fairest starting point. The Initial Overall Ranking shows the place a ticket took among all Texas tickets on sale when it first appeared, ordered by ROI.
Follow new releases among Texas scratch tickets, including launch dates, ticket costs and ROI figures sourced from the Texas Lottery. The first ticket was sold on May 29, 1992, and its first game, Lone Star Millions, was a one-dollar scratch ticket. ROI figures help compare new tickets at a glance.
Tickets at different prices have different prize structures, so the price helps put the other figures in context.
It is more useful to compare tickets at the same price first, because their prize structures are closer to each other.
It shows where the ticket stood among Texas tickets on sale when it first appeared, ordered by ROI. ROI is a comparison metric, not an expected return.
No. A new ticket is only at the start of its run, and the outcome of every ticket is fixed when it is printed.
The usual Texas refresh is every three days, but a newly released scratch ticket bypasses it. The page is updated on the release day, so the newest games are not left waiting.
No. We provide lottery information only. Scratch tickets are sold by the Texas Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Go through the latest Texas scratch tickets above, comparing tickets of the same price before looking at ROI and ranking. All figures come from official Texas Lottery sources.
