Find out how the top 10 Texas scratch-off tickets stack up on current Return on Investment.
The ten Texas scratch tickets on sale that carry the highest current winning Return on Investment are listed in the cards below. For every ticket you will see its launch figure, its current figure, how much the two differ and what it costs.
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Texas scratch tickets climb and slip in this ranking as prizes are claimed.
The Texas Lottery sold its first ticket on May 29, 1992, and its first game, Lone Star Millions, was a $1 scratch ticket. Scratch Ticket Genie collects the published prize data for the scratch tickets on sale and ranks the ten with the highest current winning Return on Investment.
A Texas scratch ticket's Return on Investment is a percentage that puts its published prize pool next to the cost of its tickets. The initial figure is recorded at launch, and the current figure is updated as prizes are claimed. It is built for comparing tickets and is not an expected return or a statement about any one ticket.
Scout the ten highest-ROI Texas scratch tickets right now, using figures supplied by the Texas Lottery. Data is cross-checked with official records before it is ranked. That keeps the ranking easy to follow from one ticket to the next. ROI is a comparison tool, not a forecast.
It is based on current winning Return on Investment for Texas scratch tickets, using the prize information the Texas Lottery publishes.
Texas's general data refreshes every three days. However, new ticket releases, grand prize claims and Top 10 ranking shifts update immediately, on the same day, bypassing the three-day cycle.
No. A ranking compares prize data only, and each ticket's outcome is fixed at printing.
Texas has many scratch tickets on sale at once, and ten keeps the list easy to read.
Scratch Ticket Genie uses official Texas Lottery sources, and the lottery's website is texaslottery.com. Each figure is checked against the lottery's own data before it is ranked, and nothing is carried over from other sites.
No. This website provides lottery information only. Texas scratch tickets are sold by the Texas Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Check the current top 10 Texas scratch tickets and compare initial ROI, current ROI, ROI change and ticket cost. All figures come from official Texas Lottery sources.
