Oklahoma Lottery Launched 5 New Scratch-Offs on May 21
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Oklahoma launched five new scratch-offs on May 21, 2026, covering every tier from $1 to $20. The group opens with two strong base structures at the premium end and includes Frogger making its second state appearance after launching in Georgia and Florida this month. Here's the full breakdown.
All The Luck, $20

All The Luck leads today's launches with a ValueScore of 90.5, the best of the five. Overall odds of 1 in 3.0, a 74.8% payout rate, and 3 top prizes of $2,000,000 remaining. Odds of 1 in 3.0 means one in every three tickets wins something, which is exceptionally tight for a $20 game, better than most $20 offerings in major states like Texas, Virginia, or New York. The 74.8% payout is lower than what Massachusetts or Georgia run at $20, but the odds profile is the standout feature here.
Perfect 10s, $10

Perfect 10s is the second-strongest launch at VS 86.2. Overall odds of 1 in 2.83 are the tightest of any game in today's group and rank among the best $10 odds available in Oklahoma's entire active catalog. A 74.1% payout and 3 top prizes of $1,000,000 remaining. For context, Oklahoma's existing best-odds $10 game is Holiday Frenzy at 1 in 2.44, Perfect 10s doesn't quite reach that, but 1 in 2.83 is a strong opening for a new $10 game and considerably better than the national $10 average.
Frogger, $5

Frogger continues its multi-state rollout, having already launched in Georgia (May 19) and Florida (May 17). The Oklahoma edition opens with a VS of 69.1, overall odds of 1 in 3.09, a 69.2% payout, and 3 top prizes of $500,000 remaining. The 1 in 3.09 odds are notably tighter than the Georgia Frogger (1 in 3.64), suggesting a slightly different prize table structure for the Oklahoma edition. A $500,000 top prize for a $5 ticket is above average for the tier.
Cash Stash, $2

Cash Stash enters at $2 with a VS of 56, odds of 1 in 3.9, a 60% payout, and 3 top prizes of $120,000 remaining. The 60% payout is low, most $2 games nationally run 65-74%, but the 1 in 3.9 overall odds are reasonable for the price point. The $120,000 top prize is modest but intact at launch.
Lucky Duck, $1

Lucky Duck is a $1 ticket with a VS of 49.4, odds of 1 in 4.09, a 58.1% payout, and 3 top prizes of $40,000 remaining. At $1, these numbers are typical, the $1 tier is structurally weak in every state and Oklahoma is no exception. Lucky Duck is a casual impulse buy, not a value play.
The Verdict
All The Luck and Perfect 10s are the clear buys from today's Oklahoma launches. Both have strong base odds, intact prize pools, and open at or near the top of their respective price tiers in the state. Frogger is a solid $5 option with tighter odds than its Georgia counterpart. Cash Stash and Lucky Duck are casual buys at the lower price points.
All five are available now at authorized Oklahoma Lottery retailers. For the full Oklahoma scratch-off rankings, all active games sorted by ValueScore are on ScratchCheck.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best new Oklahoma scratch-off from this launch?
All The Luck is the strongest new Oklahoma scratch-off because it has the highest ValueScore of the group, 1 in 3.0 odds, a 74.8% payout rate, and 3 top prizes of $2 million remaining.
Is Perfect 10s a good $10 Oklahoma scratch-off?
Yes, Perfect 10s is a strong $10 option because its 1 in 2.83 odds are the tightest in the new launch group and among the better $10 odds in Oklahoma.
What new scratch-offs did Oklahoma launch on May 21, 2026?
Oklahoma launched five new scratch-offs on May 21, 2026: All The Luck, Perfect 10s, Frogger, Cash Stash, and Lucky Duck.

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.
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