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8 games clear break-even nationally. Set your state to see which ones you can actually buy.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Every morning we score every active US scratch-off by expected value and rank them. Today, 8 games across multiple states clear break-even — the math is in your favor on these. Tell us your state and we'll narrow the list to what you can actually buy.
Games tracked
3,840
+EV nationally
8
Best EV/$
4.22
Last scan
12:13 PM
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Today's pick · №1

Today's pick
$5
$500 Cash Money
Every morning our scanning infrastructure scores every active PA game by expected value. This is today's strongest play — the math is statistically in your favor.
EV/$
4.22
Top prizes left
1
Overall odds
1:4.58
Top prize
$250,000
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Every morning our autonomous multi-state scanning infrastructure pulls prize-remaining data directly from official state lottery data feeds across 36+ US states and 2 Canadian lottery corporations. We run each game through our quantitative models and rank them by expected value per dollar.
The result: a daily list of the statistically strongest plays in your state — without the noise, the scarcity tactics, or the lottery's own marketing.
FAQ
Expected value per dollar (EV/$) is the average return you can statistically expect from each dollar spent on a scratch-off, based on the prizes still unclaimed. An EV/$ of 0.72 means you'll get back about $0.72 on average for every $1 wagered. Values above 1.00 mean the math is statistically in your favor.
Our autonomous multi-state surveillance system scans official state lottery data feeds daily, typically before 6 AM ET. Each game's expected value is recalculated after every scan.
Yes. Most US state lotteries are required by law to publish both the overall odds and the remaining-prize counts for every active scratch-off game. We catalogue these daily.
Some states publish prize tables but not overall odds or total ticket counts. Without a denominator — the total remaining tickets — our quantitative models cannot produce a reliable EV estimate. Those games show — instead of a number.
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Every morning: today's +EV picks, this week's list changes, and one state where the math just flipped.