📰 Missouri lottery news
Every top prize claimed, every last top prize gone, and every new scratch-off in Missouri, written from the lottery's own published data as it changes, several times a day.
Missouri scratch-off news at a glance
As of November 5, 2026, the Missouri lottery lists 50 scratch-offs that this site tracks. 4 of them have had every top prize claimed and are still on sale.
In the last 30 days, the lottery's published data showed 11 top prizes of $25K or more claimed (the largest $3M on SUPER 7S), 1 game losing its last top prize, and 4 new games.
The most recent change: Last $100K top prize claimed on Missouri's MONEY MONEY MONEY, still on sale, on November 4, 2026.
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Questions
Has a top prize been claimed on a Missouri scratch-off recently?
Yes. In the last 30 days the Missouri lottery's published data showed 11 top prizes of $25K or more claimed. The largest was $3M on SUPER 7S, first shown on November 4, 2026.
Which Missouri scratch-offs have no top prize left?
4 Missouri scratch-offs are on sale with every top prize already claimed, including 300X, $1,000,000 WINNINGS, MONEY MONEY MONEY. They still pay their smaller prizes, but cannot pay the prize on the poster.
How current is this news?
Each story is written when the Missouri lottery's own published prize data changes, which this site reads several times a day. Lotteries publish with a lag, so a change can trail the actual claim by a day or more, and the data never says who claimed a prize or where.
Does a claimed top prize make a ticket a better or worse buy?
A game with no top prize left can no longer pay what it advertises, which is worth knowing before you buy. But no scratch-off is a good bet: every game returns less than it takes in, whatever is left in it.
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