
Connecticut· Launched Mar 2024· 944 days on shelf· scanned today
EV / Dollar
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USA percentile
0th
of 2,154 games
Top prizes left
1
$50,000 tier
% sold-through
97%
2026-10-25
Forecast sellout
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Blackjack Tripler is a $5 scratch-off game from the Connecticut lottery (game #1763). It launched in March 2024. As of the most recent daily scan, 1 top prize of $50,000 remains unclaimed, with roughly 97% of tickets sold, as published by the Connecticut lottery. Overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 3.56. Expected value isn't computed for this game because the published prize data isn't complete enough to calculate it.
Total unclaimed prize value: $179,655 — weighted to top-tier prizes as of latest data feed.
Where this game ranks versus all active US scratch-offs (USA) and all active CT games (state). Better means more unclaimed prize value relative to remaining tickets.
Insufficient historical data for sellout projection.
Trailing 7-day claim rate 50% above the 30-day mean — velocity accelerating.
No other active CT games currently clear break-even.
Top-prize claim history is not published for this state.
States that report individual claim events (TX, NY, PA, FL, NC) will show a full timeline here. This game's state does not currently publish that data.
ABOUT THIS GAME
As of October 25, 2026, 1 of the 3 $50,000 top prizes is still unclaimed; across the 9 prize levels the lottery reports, 14,012 of 423,207 prizes (3%) remain; every $1,000 prize has already been claimed.
Over the last 9 days, 5 prizes were claimed across the reported levels, none of them a top prize.
Figures come from the prize data the Connecticut lottery publishes (official game page), which Tirage checks daily; this page reflects the October 25, 2026 update. See how we calculate value.
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