Florida and Texas Launched New Scratch-Offs on July 1

The Florida and Texas lotteries both refreshed their scratch-off lineups on July 1, 2026. Florida rolled out a coordinated five-game "Bucks" family running from $1 to $20, and Texas added two more, led by a $20 200X The Cash. Here is how all seven open on ScratchCheck.

Florida's New Scratchers from the "Bucks" Family

Florida's five launches share a name and a price ladder: Mega, Jumbo, Giant, Big, and Lucky Bucks, from $20 down to $1. Value tracks price closely here, so the flagship sits at the top.

MEGA BUCKS ($20)

Mega Bucks is the standout, opening with a ValueScore of 94.5, which ScratchCheck rates as Excellent. It carries overall odds of 1 in 2.98, a 78.8% payout rate, a $5,000,000 top prize, and all four top prizes still available. That works out to about $0.79 back per dollar spent, and at 1 in 2.98 you win something on roughly a third of tickets. Tight odds, a high payout, and a full prize pool make it the best of the day and one of the stronger $20 games in the state.

JUMBO BUCKS ($10)

Jumbo Bucks covers the $10 tier with a ValueScore of 86, also rated Excellent. Overall odds run 1 in 3.50, the payout is 76.5%, and the $2,000,000 top prize has all four winners still on the board. At about $0.77 per dollar, it is the best $10 option of the day and a natural step down from Mega Bucks.

GIANT BUCKS ($5)

Giant Bucks fills the $5 slot with a ValueScore of 68, rated Good. It posts overall odds of 1 in 3.75, a 70.3% payout, a $1,000,000 top prize, and four top prizes remaining. About $0.70 comes back per dollar, solid for the price and a reasonable middle rung on the ladder.

BIG BUCKS ($2)

Big Bucks is the $2 entry, scoring 54.5, rated Fair. Overall odds are 1 in 4.66, the payout is 69.2%, and the top prize is $50,000 with 12 still available. The ceiling is much lower here, but at $0.69 per dollar the payout holds up well for a low-stakes ticket.

LUCKY BUCKS ($1)

Lucky Bucks rounds out the family at $1 with a ValueScore of 44.3, rated Fair. It runs 1 in 4.72 overall odds, a 62.1% payout, and a $10,000 top prize with 24 remaining. As is typical of the $1 tier, it returns the least per dollar of the five, around $0.62, so it is the pick for cheap plays rather than value.

Texas Adds Two

Texas kept it smaller, with two launches the same day.

200X The Cash ($20)

200X The Cash opens strong, with a ValueScore of 86.4, rated Excellent. Overall odds are 1 in 3.41, the payout is 74.9%, and the $1,000,000 top prize has all four winners still live. At about $0.75 per dollar, it is the best of the two Texas launches and a strong $20 ticket in its own right.

Super Loteria ($5)

Super Loteria takes the $5 tier with a ValueScore of 63.9, rated Good. It carries 1 in 3.77 overall odds, a 68% payout, and a $100,000 top prize with a deep pool of 30 still remaining. Around $0.68 comes back per dollar, a fair value with plenty of top prizes to chase.

The Best of the Batch

The two $20 flagships lead across both states. Florida's Mega Bucks (ValueScore 94.5) and Texas's 200X The Cash (86.4) open with the tightest odds, the highest payouts, and full top-prize pools, and Florida's Jumbo Bucks (86) is the best $10 buy of the day. Down the price ladder in Florida, value falls off with the price, so the cheaper Bucks tickets are the choice for a small play rather than the best return.

All seven are available now at authorized retailers. See where they land against every active game on the Florida and Texas ValueScore rankings.