
District of Columbia· Launched Oct 2021· 1847 days on shelf· scanned today
EV / Dollar
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USA percentile
0th
of 2,159 games
Top prizes left
1
$250,000 tier
% sold-through
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2026-10-26
Forecast sellout
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200X is a $20 scratch-off game from the District of Columbia lottery (game #1496). It launched in October 2021. As of the most recent daily scan, 1 top prize of $250,000 remains unclaimed, as published by the District of Columbia lottery. Overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 3.12. Expected value isn't computed for this game because the published prize data isn't complete enough to calculate it.
Total unclaimed prize value: $731,100 — weighted to top-tier prizes as of latest data feed.
Where this game ranks versus all active US scratch-offs (USA) and all active DC games (state). Better means more unclaimed prize value relative to remaining tickets.
No other active DC 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 26, 2026, 1 of the 2 $250,000 top prizes is still unclaimed; across the 12 prize levels the lottery reports, 11,390 of 78,057 prizes (15%) remain; the thinnest level is $500, with 10% of its prizes left.
No claims were recorded on the reported prize levels over the last 30 days.
District of Columbia also sells 2 other issues of 200X: game #1648 and game #1577. Each issue has its own print run and prize pool, so their odds and remaining prizes differ.
Figures come from the prize data the District of Columbia lottery publishes (official game page), which Tirage checks daily; this page reflects the October 26, 2026 update. See how we calculate value.
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