Florida launched 3 new scratch-offs, led by a $50 game with 60 top prizes of $500,000

The Florida Lottery put three new scratch-offs on sale on August 10, 2026, at $5, $10 and $50. ValueScore™ figures, our 0 to 100 rating, are current as of this writing on August 12, 2026.
$500,000 Cash Blitz ($50)

$500,000 Cash Blitz is the strongest of the three and the most unusual. At $50 it carries a $500,000 top prize rather than a seven-figure one, but there are 60 top prizes of $500,000 unclaimed, and the game returns 79.8% of sales as prizes. That combination rates 85.5, and the odds are 1 in 4.08. It is built for people who would rather have a better shot at half a million than worse odds at $10 million.
CA$H IN HAND ($10)

CA$H IN HAND costs $10 and tops out at $2 million, which Florida pays as $1,370,000 if you take the cash. Four top prizes are unclaimed. It rates 81.6 with a 75.1% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 3.47, the best odds of the three by a clear margin.
POWER 20X ($5)

POWER 20X is the $5 entry, with a $1 million top prize worth $606,600 in cash and four still available. It rates 65.2 with a 70.2% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 3.91, the weakest of the launch on every measure.
For context on the rest of the rack, Florida's $20 MEGA BUCKS rates 93.5, and the $5 GIANT BUCKS that just paid a Lady Lake player $1 million rates 63.7. Everything currently on sale is ranked on our Florida ValueScore page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What new Florida scratch-offs launched in August 2026?
Three games went on sale August 10: CA$H IN HAND ($10, $2 million top prize), $500,000 Cash Blitz ($50, $500,000) and POWER 20X ($5, $1 million).
Which new Florida scratch-off is the best value?
$500,000 Cash Blitz, the $50 game, at 85.5 on our ValueScore with a 79.8% payout percentage. CA$H IN HAND follows at 81.6, and POWER 20X trails at 65.2.
Does the $50 Cash Blitz have prizes left?
Yes, 60 of its $500,000 top prizes as of this writing, far more than the four apiece on the other two launches. It is a game built around many mid-sized top prizes rather than one headline jackpot.

Jessie Jurado is a news writer who covers new scratch-off launches, state lottery guides, taxes on winnings, news, and much more. She joined ScratchCheck in 2026 and writes the site's state-by-state coverage.


