Take a look at how the top 10 New Jersey scratch-off tickets rank by current Return on Investment.
These are the ten New Jersey scratch-offs on sale with the highest current winning Return on Investment. Each card shows the launch figure, the current figure, the change between them and the ticket cost.
Want to compare games beyond New Jersey? Explore the top 10 scratch-off tickets in nearby states and see which tickets currently have the highest Return on Investment.
New Jersey scratch-offs change places in the ranking as prizes are claimed.
The first New Jersey Lottery ticket was sold on December 16, 1970, after 81.5 percent of voters approved a lottery in 1969. Scratch Ticket Genie collects the published prize data for the scratch-offs on sale and ranks the ten with the highest current winning Return on Investment.
Return on Investment sets the published prize pool of a New Jersey scratch-off against the cost of its tickets, and it is shown as a percentage. The initial figure comes from launch, and the current figure moves as prizes are claimed. It is a tool for comparing tickets, not an expected return, and it does not describe what any ticket will reveal.
Rank the New Jersey scratch-offs by current return on investment with data the New Jersey Lottery publishes. All figures are validated against official records before they appear. Costs and ROI can be reviewed together without extra searching. ROI is for comparison only and is not an expected return.
It ranks New Jersey scratch-offs by current winning Return on Investment, calculated from the prize data the New Jersey Lottery publishes.
New Jersey's general data refreshes every three days. New ticket releases, grand prize claims and Top 10 ranking shifts are exceptions, updating immediately on the same day and bypassing the three-day cycle.
No. The ranking compares prize data only, and every ticket's outcome is decided when it is printed.
New Jersey has a wide range of scratch-offs on sale together, and ten is a length that is easy to read and compare.
The New Jersey data comes from official New Jersey Lottery sources, and the lottery's website is njlottery.com. Each figure is checked against the lottery's own records before it is ranked, and no numbers are copied from other sites.
No. This website provides lottery information only. New Jersey scratch-offs are sold by the New Jersey Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Go over the current top 10 New Jersey scratch-offs and compare initial ROI, current ROI, ROI change and ticket cost. All figures come from official New Jersey Lottery sources.
