Tour the instant tickets Vermont has added to its lineup most recently.
Here are the Vermont 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 Vermont tickets on sale.
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Checking the latest releases shows you which Vermont scratch-off tickets have only just gone on sale.
The Vermont Lottery's first instant ticket, Scratch 'N Match, went on sale on June 20, 1978, a few months after its first game, the Green Mountain Game, launched on February 14, 1978. This page lists the instant tickets Vermont has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.
Vermont gives each new instant ticket an Initial Overall Ranking by placing it among all the tickets already on sale, using ROI. A smaller number means a higher ROI on that day. Because every ticket is built with its own price and prize table, two releases from the same week can open in different places.
Browse the newest Vermont instant tickets with launch dates, ticket costs and ROI figures from official Vermont Lottery data. The first instant ticket, Scratch 'N Match, went on sale on June 20, 1978. Newer tickets can be compared with older games by ROI.
Use the cards above. They show the instant tickets Vermont released most recently, each with its image, launch date, price, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking.
It tells you the ticket's opening place among Vermont tickets on sale, with tickets ordered by ROI. A smaller number means a higher ROI at that point.
Every instant ticket has a different price and prize table, which produces a different ROI, and the ranking is based on that ROI.
No. Being new does not change what a ticket can return. ROI is a comparison metric and not an expected return, and every outcome is fixed when the ticket is printed.
Vermont is refreshed every three days as a rule, yet a newly released instant ticket is treated as an exception. Its card goes up on the day of release, ahead of the next scheduled refresh.
No. We provide lottery information only. Vermont instant tickets are sold by the Vermont Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Check the newest Vermont instant tickets above and compare their launch dates, prices, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Rankings. All figures come from official Vermont Lottery sources.
