
New Hampshire· Launched Jun 2025· 492 days on shelf· scanned today
EV / Dollar
0.70
USA percentile
62th
of 2,201 games
Top prizes left
1
$200,000 tier
% sold-through
67%
2026-11-04
Forecast sellout
~544d
P10–P90: 381–762d
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Aces High is a $10 scratch-off game from the New Hampshire lottery (game #1669). It launched in June 2025. As of the most recent daily scan, 1 top prize of $200,000 remains unclaimed, with roughly 67% of tickets sold, as published by the New Hampshire lottery. Overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 3.46. Our models put its expected value at 0.70 per dollar, returning about $0.70 per dollar on average at current prize levels, number 8 of 12 $10 games on sale in New Hampshire.
THE THESIS
At 0.70 EV/$, this game ranks 8 of 12 same-price games on sale in New Hampshire (median 0.71).
Total unclaimed prize value: $2.79M — weighted to top-tier prizes as of latest data feed.
Where this game ranks versus all active US scratch-offs (USA) and all active NH games (state). Better means more unclaimed prize value relative to remaining tickets.
Daily drainage
~6.00% / day
Days left (P50)
544 days
P10 / P90 range
381–762 d
EV at P50 sellout
0.70
Claim velocity is consistent with the 30-day mean.
No other active NH 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 November 4, 2026, 1 of the 4 $200,000 top prizes is still unclaimed; across the 11 prize levels the lottery reports, 115,795 of 354,949 prizes (33%) remain; the thinnest level is $200,000, with 25% of its prizes left.
At current prize levels a $10 ticket returns about $6.97 on average (0.70 per dollar), which ranks 8 of 12 $10 games on sale in New Hampshire, below the $10 median of 0.71. Among every New Hampshire game with a computable value it is 16 of 69; nationally it sits in the 62th percentile. Like nearly every scratch-off, it pays back less than it costs on average.
Over the last 30 days, 5,795 prizes were claimed across the reported levels, none of them a top prize; at the current pace the remaining tickets would sell out in about 544 days (likely range 381–762).
Figures come from the prize data the New Hampshire lottery publishes (official game page), which Tirage checks daily; this page reflects the November 4, 2026 update. See how we calculate value.
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