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BY PRICE · $2 TIER
Updated daily · across all US lotteries with published remaining-prize data.
TL;DR
Lots of Loot
VT · $2
Bingo Frenzy
MT · $2 · 1 in 4.62
CASH COUNT UP
WI · $2 · 1 in 3.7
Area Code Cash
MN · $2 · 1 in 3.69.
10 TIMES LUCKY
WI · $2 · 1 in 3.8
Merry Money MULTIPLIER
GA · $2
The $14,000 Montana Crossword
MT · $2 · 1 in 4.70
CROSSWORD
WI · $2 · 1 in 4
Deluxe Super Hot 7's
MT · $2 · 1 in 3.92
777 SLOTS
MA · $2 · 1 in 4.61
Rankings are computed from official state lottery remaining-prize data, refreshed daily by our autonomous scanning infrastructure. Expected value per dollar (EV/$) is the probability-weighted average payout per $1 spent, derived from current unclaimed prize counts and estimated outstanding ticket volumes. Games with insufficient data for a valid EV estimate are excluded. Learn more about EV/$ →
Higher price points generally offer larger top prizes and sometimes better overall odds, but a higher ticket price does not guarantee a higher EV/$. What matters is the ratio of remaining high-value prizes to outstanding tickets. Our EV/$ ranking accounts for all of this regardless of price tier.
Based on current remaining-prize data, Lots of Loot (VT) leads all $2 games nationally at — EV/$. This ranking is updated daily as states publish new prize counts.
Our autonomous surveillance system queries official state lottery data feeds daily and recomputes EV/$ for every active game. The rankings you see reflect the most recent data snapshot, typically refreshed before 7 AM ET each morning.
In aggregate, no — lotteries are designed to return roughly 60–70% of revenue in prizes. However, individual games can enter a brief positive-EV window when high-value prizes remain unclaimed and sell-through is advanced. The games ranked above 1.00 EV/$ on this page represent those rare exceptions today.