7 New Scratch-Offs Launched in Massachusetts and Oregon

Two states launched new scratch-offs on June 9, 2026: Oregon rolled out three games and Massachusetts launched a four-game multiplier series. The Massachusetts games stand out, which is no surprise given the state runs one of the best-structured catalogs in the country. Here's the full rundown across all seven new games.

Massachusetts: The Multiplier Series

Massachusetts launched a coordinated four-game multiplier family, each named for its top multiplier and tied to a price tier from $1 to $10. As is typical for a laddered series, the payout rate and odds improve as the price climbs.

100X ($10)

100X is the flagship of the series and the best new game launched in either state, opening with a ValueScore of 91. Overall odds of 1 in 3.47, an 85.4% payout rate, and a top prize of $4,000,000 with 3 remaining. An 85.4% payout is exceptional for a $10 game, well above the national average and consistent with why Massachusetts leads the country on per-capita scratch-off spending. The expected value works out to $0.85 per dollar spent, among the best of any active game anywhere. If you're buying a $10 ticket in Massachusetts right now, this is the pick.

50X ($5)

50X covers the $5 tier with a ValueScore of 72, overall odds of 1 in 4.14, a 78.6% payout, and 4 top prizes remaining. A 78.6% payout is strong for a $5 game, comfortably above the national $5 average of around 70%. The most intact prize pool of the higher-tier games in the series. A solid $5 buy.

20X ($2)

20X is the $2 entry with a ValueScore of 54.6, odds of 1 in 4.47, a 72.9% payout, and 5 top prizes remaining. A 72.9% payout is excellent for a $2 game, where most states run lower, and the 5 intact top prizes give it the deepest pool of the series. A genuinely good low-cost option by Massachusetts standards.

10X ($1)

10X anchors the bottom of the series at $1. As the entry-level ticket in the multiplier family, it carries the lowest payout and loosest odds of the four, consistent with the $1 tier being the weakest price point in every state. Its full stats will populate in the rankings as the game is indexed. A casual impulse buy and the cheapest way into the series.

Oregon

Oregon launched three games from $2 to $10, all with official odds and payout rates.

$75,000 Jackpot ($10)

$75,000 Jackpot is the best Oregon launch with a ValueScore of 80, overall odds of 1 in 3.80, a 70.2% payout, and 2 top prizes of $75,000 remaining. The expected value is $0.70 per dollar, about average for the price, but the strong inventory and intact prize pool at launch earn it the highest score of the Oregon arrivals. The clear pick in Oregon.

Discover Oregon State Parks ($5)

Discover Oregon State Parks covers the $5 tier with a VS of 72.2, odds of 1 in 4.0, a 67.7% payout, and 2 top prizes remaining. The state parks theme is a nice local touch, and the odds are reasonable for the price. A fine mid-range option.

Cash Landing ($2)

Cash Landing is a $2 game with a VS of 48.9, odds of 1 in 4.57, a 63.4% payout, and 2 top prizes remaining. Typical $2 numbers with a payout on the lower end. A casual buy.

The Picks Across Both States

Massachusetts's 100X (VS 91) is the standout of the entire group, with an 85.4% payout that ranks among the best $10 games in the country. The whole Massachusetts multiplier series is strong from top to bottom, even the $2 20X at a 72.9% payout. In Oregon, $75,000 Jackpot (VS 80) is the best of the three new arrivals.

All seven games are available now at authorized retailers in their respective states. For full rankings of every active game, check the Massachusetts and Oregon pages on ScratchCheck, sorted by ValueScore, odds, payout rate, and remaining top prizes.