Biggest Unclaimed
Scratch-Off Prizes by State
Quick answer
The biggest unclaimed scratch-off prize in the U.S. right now is a $25,000,000 top prize on 500X THE CASH in Florida. The table below shows the largest unclaimed top prize in each of the 38 states that publish remaining-prize data, rebuilt daily.
As of . Scratch IQ rebuilds this table daily from each state lottery's published prize data.
One row for each of the 38 states that publish remaining-prize data: the single largest scratch-off top prize the state lottery's own reporting still shows as unclaimed, and how many of that prize remain. Four lotteries (Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, Wisconsin) publish launch figures only, so their prizes cannot be verified as unclaimed and are not listed. Every game links to its full prize-tier breakdown; every state links to its complete rankings. See the methodology for the per-state data sources.
Common questions about U.S. scratch-offs
What is the biggest unclaimed scratch-off prize in the U.S.?
The table above lists, for each covered state, the largest scratch-off top prize that the state lottery's own published data still shows as unclaimed, sorted from largest to smallest. The first row is the biggest unclaimed scratch-off prize across every state Scratch IQ covers.
How often is this list updated?
Scratch IQ collects each state lottery's published prize data once daily and rebuilds this table from the newest per-game prize-tier counts. A prize leaves the table when the lottery reports its last top prize claimed, and a state's row changes when a bigger prize game launches or its top prize is claimed.
Could a listed prize already be claimed?
Counts reflect the most recent figures each lottery has published. A top prize can be claimed after the lottery's last update and before its next one, so a listed prize is current as of the shown date rather than real-time. Each game links to its detail page with the full prize-tier breakdown.
Why are Colorado, Minnesota, Montana and Wisconsin not listed?
Those four lotteries do not publish ongoing prize-claim data. Colorado and Minnesota report prize counts only at game launch, and Montana and Wisconsin publish odds and top-prize totals rather than per-tier counts. Without claim reporting there is no way to verify that any given top prize is still unclaimed, so listing one would risk stating something false. Their full game rankings are still available on their state pages.
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