Understand how the top 10 Oregon Scratch-its line up on current Return on Investment.
These are the ten Oregon Scratch-its on sale with the highest current winning Return on Investment. Each card lists the Scratch-it's launch figure, its current figure, the difference between the two and the ticket cost.
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Oregon Scratch-its change position in this ranking whenever their prize data moves.
Oregon's first game, the Pot of Gold Scratch-it, went on sale on April 25, 1985, after voters established the Oregon Lottery in 1984. Scratch Ticket Genie gathers the published prize data for the Scratch-its on sale and ranks the ten with the highest current winning Return on Investment.
Return on Investment sets the published prize pool of an Oregon Scratch-it against the cost of its tickets and shows the result as a percentage. Every Scratch-it starts with an initial figure, and its current figure shifts as prizes are claimed. The measure is for comparing Scratch-its. It is not an expected return, and it says nothing about what an individual ticket holds.
Scout the ten highest-ROI Oregon Scratch-its right now, using figures supplied by the Oregon Lottery. Every number is confirmed with official prize records first. It gives a simple way to compare tickets across price points. ROI is for comparison only and is not an expected return.
It ranks Oregon Scratch-its by current winning Return on Investment, calculated from the prize information the Oregon Lottery publishes.
General Oregon data refreshes every three days. New ticket releases, grand prize claims and Top 10 ranking shifts are handled differently, updating immediately on the same day and bypassing the three-day cycle.
No. A ranking compares prize data only. A Scratch-it's outcome was fixed when it was printed.
Oregon has many Scratch-its on sale at the same time, and ten keeps the comparison readable.
The Oregon data comes from official Oregon Lottery sources, and the lottery's website is oregonlottery.org. Each figure is verified against the lottery's own data before it is ranked, and numbers from other sites are never reused.
No. We provide lottery information only. Oregon Scratch-its are sold by the Oregon Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Look through the current top 10 Oregon Scratch-its and compare initial ROI, current ROI, ROI change and ticket cost. All figures come from official Oregon Lottery sources.