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Vermont Scratch-Off
Remaining Prizes

Quick answer

22 of the Vermont Lottery's 22 active scratch-off games still have at least one top prize unclaimed — the biggest is a $150,000 top prize. The list below ranks them by how many top prizes remain, from official lottery data.

As of , Scratch IQ ranks 20 active Vermont scratch-off games by the absolute count of top-tier prizes still unclaimed.

The headline top prize is the highest-dollar tier on each game. Games further up the list have more of these jackpots still in circulation; games further down have already had most claimed. See the methodology for the formula and per-state data sources.

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#2FAST $50
AVERAGE

Top Prizes Left

291

Top Prize

$50

EV/Dollar

$0.59

#3CHAMP IS BACK!
AVERAGE

Top Prizes Left

16

Top Prize

$500

EV/Dollar

$0.61

#4FIND THE 5S
AVERAGE

Top Prizes Left

9

Top Prize

$5,000

EV/Dollar

$0.63

#5BINGO X20
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

8

Top Prize

$5,000

EV/Dollar

$0.68

#6CASH GRAB
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

6

Top Prize

$15,000

EV/Dollar

$0.68

#9MONEY MAGNET
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

5

Top Prize

$2,000

EV/Dollar

$0.69

#12MONEY MULTIPLIER
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

4

Top Prize

$50,000

EV/Dollar

$0.68

#15LUCKY STARS
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

3

Top Prize

$25,000

EV/Dollar

$0.68

#17BLACKJACK TRIPLER
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

2

Top Prize

$25,000

EV/Dollar

$0.68

#20CASH COW
GOOD

Top Prizes Left

1

Top Prize

$25,000

EV/Dollar

$0.69

Source: Vermont Lottery

Common questions about Vermont scratch-offs

Which Vermont games still have the biggest jackpots up for grabs?

The list above ranks active Vermont scratch-offs by the absolute count of top-tier prizes still unclaimed. Games near the top of the list have one or more headline jackpots still in circulation; games further down have already had most or all of their top prizes claimed.

How often is the Vermont top-prizes-remaining list updated?

Every day. Scratch IQ collects Vermont Lottery remaining-prize data once daily and recomputes the per-tier counts for every active game. A game drops in rank as soon as one of its top-tier prizes is claimed and the Vermont Lottery publishes the new count.

What counts as a "top prize" on Scratch IQ?

The top prize is the single highest-dollar tier on each scratch-off — what most players think of as the headline jackpot. It excludes secondary tiers and free-ticket prizes. The remaining count comes directly from the Vermont Lottery's published prize-tier data.

Where do I claim a top prize in Vermont?

Top-prize claim procedures are set by the Vermont Lottery, not by Scratch IQ. The official Vermont Lottery website (vtlottery.com) documents the claim process, including any required tax forms, deadlines, and in-person versus mail-in options. Scratch IQ is informational analytics and does not process or facilitate claims.

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