Get to grips with how the top 10 Washington Scratch tickets rank by current Return on Investment.
The ten Washington Scratch tickets on sale with the highest current winning Return on Investment are listed in the cards below. Each card gives the launch figure, the current figure, how far the two have moved apart and the ticket cost.
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Washington's Scratch tickets keep shifting positions as prize data comes in.
Washington's Lottery launched its first scratch ticket, the $1 Pot O'Gold Instant Lottery, on November 15, 1982. 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.
Return on Investment is a percentage that compares a Washington Scratch ticket's published prize pool with the cost of its tickets. It starts as an initial figure at launch and is refreshed as prizes are claimed. Use it to compare tickets, not to forecast a return or to guess what a particular ticket holds.
Explore which ten Washington Scratch tickets lead on current ROI, using prize information from Washington's Lottery. Numbers are reviewed against the lottery's official records prior to ranking. Each ticket appears with its price, so comparisons stay clear. ROI is for comparison only and is not an expected return.
It shows the ten Washington Scratch tickets with the highest current winning Return on Investment, based on the prize data Washington's Lottery publishes.
Washington'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.
Washington has many Scratch tickets on sale together, and ten keeps the list manageable.
Scratch Ticket Genie uses official Washington's Lottery sources, and the lottery's website is walottery.com. Each figure is checked against the lottery's own records before it is ranked, and no numbers are copied from other sites.
No. Scratch Ticket Genie is an information site. Washington Scratch tickets are sold by Washington's Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Use the current top 10 Washington Scratch tickets above to compare initial ROI, current ROI, ROI change and ticket cost. All figures come from official Washington's Lottery sources.
