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Find the scratch-offs that still have jackpots.

Every game your state sells, how many top prizes are left, and a map to hunt down the last jackpots before the game ends.

Ohio isn't live yet, so you're seeing New York. Ask for Ohio — we add states in order of demand.
Top-prize money unclaimed
$293.7M
across 86 New York games
Final-stretch games
21
still have a top prize left
Stores mapped
13,198
every New York retailer
Prize data updated
7h ago
from official state tables

Why these tickets?

Every scratch-off is printed with a fixed list of prizes, and the state publishes how many are still unclaimed. We rank on that, nothing else.

  1. Big prizes still out there. A game that printed 10 top prizes and has paid 2 still has 8 waiting. We lead with the games where the most are left.
  2. Fewer tickets left to buy. The prizes that remain are spread over the tickets that remain. Late in a game's life, with most of its top prizes unclaimed, each ticket you buy is worth more than it was on day one.
  3. One number: the value index. Prize money left compared with tickets left. 1.00 is a brand-new game; 1.25 is 25% better. How it's worked out

Honest part: scratch-offs pay back less than they cost, on average, and nothing here changes that. We just show you where the prizes that remain are best placed, so you can pick the better of the games on sale.

What the hunt map is for

When a game is ending, the lottery stops sending new tickets to stores. Whatever is left is on counters, and fewer every week.

  1. Pick a game that's ending and still has a top prize unclaimed.
  2. See every store that sells it, nearest first, with directions. No guessing which gas station to try.
  3. Tap Here or Sold out after you look. The map remembers, so you skip stores you've already ruled out, and (on Syndicate) so does everyone else.

The map can't tell you which store holds a winning ticket; nobody can. It saves you the drive to counters that sold out, and tells you when it's time to stop looking.

Example: a Hunter's map. Gold = you found the game there, grey = sold out, blue ring = your crew found it.
Example: a Hunter's map. Gold = you found the game there, grey = sold out, blue ring = your crew found it.

Try Hunter free for 7 days.

Rankings, the hunt map, and store check-offs. Before the week is up, keep it, switch to Scout, or cancel and pay nothing.