Scratch-off prizes and oddsMaine · Game #742
active · Collected Oct 15, 2026, 9:16 AM EDT
Game summary
The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
Why we can’t show it: The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
Return vs. ticket price, without the jackpot: Unavailable
Why we can’t show it: The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
Why we can’t show it: The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
The lottery report doesn’t give a separate top-prize count for this game.
There isn’t enough usable data to estimate the chance of a prize above the ticket price.
We don’t have enough data to estimate today’s top-prize odds.
Remaining prizes and tickets
Counts include tickets already sold whose prizes haven’t been claimed.
From the lottery report for this game.
840,000 tickets printed originally, according to the lottery.
Tickets left are an estimate. Unclaimed prizes don’t tell us exactly how many tickets are still for sale.
We use lottery data to estimate average payouts and tickets left. These are estimates, not promises about your next ticket. See how we work it out →
Original vs. current
See the original numbers next to what we estimate for the tickets left.
Change unavailable — both values are needed.
Change unavailable — both values are needed.
A smaller “1 in” number means a higher chance. Any prize includes prizes that only return the ticket cost. Original odds may be rounded; current values are estimates, not guaranteed outcomes.
Here’s how the ticket price compares with the average prize payout we estimate. Your ticket could pay more, less, or nothing.
Published by the lottery.
Worked out from the lottery’s own numbers.
Our best estimate, using data and assumptions we explain.
Estimated prize payout per ticket
The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
How that alternate average payout compares with ticket price
Launch payout from published inputs
Estimated net return / ticket price
A 70¢ payout per $1 spent means a 30¢ average loss
Estimated average prize payout minus the ticket price
Original top prizes: —
An estimate, not an exact count from the lottery
Launch: insufficient data
Full current EV: insufficient data
Without top prize: insufficient data
Chance of any prize: insufficient data
Confidence rating not published
We use lottery data to estimate average payouts and tickets left. These are estimates, not promises about your next ticket. See how we work it out →
Launch basis: unavailable. Inventory basis: unavailable.
The lottery reports don’t give us enough reliable information to show this number.
Uses a partial prize table. Missing rows need extra assumptions.
Original prize table: partial or unavailable. Remaining prize table: partial or unavailable.
The official current-game category and game article list this game, but the unclaimed-prize table has no matching game. Current prize counts, aggregate unclaimed value and percent sold remain unavailable.
These are the model’s inputs. A calculated or estimated count is separate from the literal count in the prize table.
No individual prize rows are used by this model.
From the official source
These are the source’s published rows. A dash means the count is not published. Calculated original totals are labeled, and any derived remaining counts appear separately in the model inputs.
We don’t have the full prize list for this game yet.
About the estimates
Each lottery publishes different information. We use the available game data and stated assumptions to estimate average payouts and tickets left. An unclaimed prize count is not a count of tickets still for sale.
Published prize observations stay separate from estimates. The model uses this game's reported coverage, ticket inventory and count assumptions; unavailable values retain their source explanations.
How we work it out →Game history
We keep the last update of each day, using Eastern Time. If a day has no number, we leave a gap. We don’t fill in guesses.
Past numbers preserve the estimates published on each day. This covers the dates we have collected. 7-day change: insufficient history. 30-day change: insufficient history.
We need more daily numbers to chart estimated average payout. At least two days with available values are needed.
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| Date | Estimated average payout | Change from previous day |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 15, 2026 | — | No daily comparison |
We need more daily numbers to chart prizes remaining. At least two days with available values are needed.
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| Date | Prizes remaining | Unclaimed count | Total prizes | Change from previous day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 15, 2026 | — | — | — | No daily comparison |
We need more daily numbers to chart top prizes remaining. At least two days with available values are needed.
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| Date | Top prizes remaining | Change from previous day |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 15, 2026 | — | No daily comparison |
We need more daily numbers to chart estimated tickets left. At least two days with available values are needed.
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| Date | Estimated tickets left | Change from previous day |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 15, 2026 | — | No daily comparison |