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The newest Vermont scratch-off tracked by Scratch IQ is CHAMP IS BACK!, a $1 ticket first tracked on July 3, 2026. New games appear here the day Scratch IQ first finds them on the Vermont Lottery's published game list.

The 10 most recently tracked active Vermont scratch-off games, newest first. "First tracked" is the date Scratch IQ first saw the game on the lottery's published list — most lotteries do not publish an official launch date. See the methodology for the per-state data sources.

#1CHAMP IS BACK!

Price

$1

Top Prize

$500

First Tracked

#2CASH GRAB

Price

$5

Top Prize

$15,000

First Tracked

#3MONEY MULTIPLIER

Price

$10

Top Prize

$50,000

First Tracked

#4LUCKY STARS

Price

$5

Top Prize

$25,000

First Tracked

#5WILD SIDE

Price

$10

Top Prize

$40,000

First Tracked

#6BINGO X20

Price

$3

Top Prize

$5,000

First Tracked

#7FIND THE 5S

Price

$2

Top Prize

$5,000

First Tracked

#8BEE LUCKY CASHWORD!

Price

$5

Top Prize

$10,000

First Tracked

#9FAST $50

Price

$1

Top Prize

$50

First Tracked

#10WIN $100 OR $200

Price

$20

Top Prize

$200

First Tracked

Source: Vermont Lottery

Common questions about Vermont scratch-offs

What are the newest Vermont scratch-off tickets?

The list above shows the most recently tracked active Vermont scratch-off games, newest first. Scratch IQ checks the Vermont Lottery's published game list daily, so a new game appears here shortly after the lottery lists it on vtlottery.com.

How often is the Vermont new-games list updated?

Scratch IQ checks Vermont Lottery data once daily. When the Vermont Lottery adds a game to its published list, it enters this page on the day Scratch IQ first sees it; when a game is removed from circulation it leaves the list. The "first tracked" date next to each game is that first sighting.

What does "first tracked" mean on Scratch IQ?

It is the date Scratch IQ first saw the game on the Vermont Lottery's published game list — not an official launch date, which most lotteries do not publish. For games that launched before Scratch IQ began covering Vermont, the first-tracked date is the coverage start date rather than the game's actual release.

Do new Vermont scratch-offs pay out differently than older ones?

A newly launched game starts with its full printed prize pool, while an older game may have had many of its prizes claimed already. The printed overall odds never change, but the expected value of a ticket shifts as prizes are claimed. Scratch IQ recomputes each game's standing from the prizes still in circulation — the methodology page explains the formula.

Scratch IQ is not affiliated with the Vermont Lottery. Analytics are for informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Play responsibly. 18+. See responsible gaming.