🛑 New Hampshire scratch-offs with no top prize left
6 of the 61 New Hampshire scratch-off games tracked here have had every one of their top prizes claimed. All of them are still on sale, at the original price, with the original odds printed on the back.
The numbers behind it
- 🛑 6 of the 61 games tracked here have had every top prize claimed and are still on sale.
- ⏳ Half of them have been on sale at least 42 days since the lottery's own data first showed no top prize left.
- 📅 4 have been on sale at least 30 days since then.
- 🕰️ The longest: The Big 10 in New Hampshire, at least 42 days.
- 🏆 The largest prize nobody can win any more is $250K, and the advertised top prizes on this list add up to $990K that is already gone.
- 💸 The dearest ticket on the list still costs $10, the same as it did when its jackpot was available.
- 🎲 Their printed overall odds are unchanged, running from 1 in 3.54 to 1 in 4.14. Odds are fixed at printing; what is left is not.
What this means at the counter
A New Hampshire game on this list can still pay its smaller prizes, and it still has the overall odds it was printed with — those describe the whole run, including every prize already claimed. What it cannot do is pay the prize on the poster. The lottery is not required to pull it, and generally does not.
Every New Hampshire game with no top prize left
| Game | State | Price | Top prize, all claimed | Official overall odds | Still sold since the lottery's data showed it gone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Big 10 #1643 | New Hampshire | $10 | $250K | 1 in 3.54 | at least 42 days |
| 24K Gold #1662 | New Hampshire | $10 | $240K | 1 in 3.54 | 22 days (since Oct 14) |
| JURASSIC PARK® #1673 | New Hampshire | $10 | $200K | 1 in 3.55 | at least 42 days |
| Fame & Fortune #1676 | New Hampshire | $5 | $100K | 1 in 4.14 | 29 days (since Oct 7) |
| Lucky 603 #1690 | New Hampshire | $5 | $100K | 1 in 3.97 | at least 42 days |
| Top Secret Money Puzzle #1689 | New Hampshire | $5 | $100K | 1 in 4.12 | at least 42 days |
What is left in every New Hampshire game · All New Hampshire scratch-offs · The same list for every state
What this does not say
That the other 55 games are worth buying. Every scratch game returns less than it takes in, and a full prize ladder does not change that. This tells you which tickets can no longer pay what they advertise.
Why games keep selling after the top prize goes · How overall odds actually work
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