Oklahoma’s 5 new scratch-offs ranked from best to worst
The Oklahoma Lottery put five new scratch-offs on sale on August 13, 2026, and four of them make a perfect demonstration of how price and value move together. ValueScore™ figures, our 0 to 100 rating, are current as of this writing on August 14, 2026.
24K Gold ($10)
24K Gold is the pick of the launch and one of the better $10 tickets in the country. It rates 89.3 with a 73.8% payout percentage, odds of 1 in 2.81, and a $100,000 top prize with all three unclaimed.
18K Gold ($5)
18K Gold is the $5 step down, topping out at $50,000 with three left. It rates 72.6 with a 68.7% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 3.22, a solid middle-of-the-rack ticket.
14K Gold ($2)
14K Gold costs $2, with a $10,000 top prize and three remaining. It rates 49.3 with a 60% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 4.14.
10K Gold ($1)
10K Gold is the $1 entry, a $5,000 top prize with three left. It rates 46.5 with a 58% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 4.13, the weakest of the Gold series, which is the norm for a dollar ticket.
Monster Money ($2)
Monster Money sits outside the Gold theme, a $2 game with a $10,000 top prize and three unclaimed. It rates 54 with a 60% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 4.02, a touch ahead of the same-priced 14K Gold.
Line the four Gold games up and the pattern is clear with the scores: 46.5 at $1, 49.3 at $2, 72.6 at $5, 89.3 at $10. The more the ticket costs, the more of every dollar it hands back, which is the single most reliable fact in scratch-offs. Everything Oklahoma has on sale is ranked on our Oklahoma ValueScore page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What new Oklahoma scratch-offs launched in August 2026?
Five games went on sale August 13: 24K Gold ($10), 18K Gold ($5), 14K Gold ($2), 10K Gold ($1) and Monster Money ($2).
Which new Oklahoma scratch-off is the best value?
24K Gold, the $10 game, at 89.3 on our ValueScore with a 73.8% payout percentage and odds of 1 in 2.81. It is the strongest of the five by a wide margin.
Do the higher-priced Oklahoma games pay back more?
Yes, and this batch is a clean example. Across the four Gold games, ValueScore climbs with the price, from 46.5 on the $1 ticket to 89.3 on the $10, because states build more room into the prize table as the ticket costs more.
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.
