HomeBy StateBest OddsValueScoreDraw GamesWhat's NewNewsletterBest PayoutPowerballMega Millions

Win It All

Image Credit: Iowa Lottery
43
VALUESCORE
Fair
$1IowaGame #804GREEN

The Iowa Lottery sells Win It All at $1 a ticket. Published overall odds: 1 in 4.88. Dollar for dollar, it pays back around $0.57 per $1, a below-average return for a scratch-off. The top prize is $3,500. Most prizes are still available (100% remaining). On ScratchCheck's 0-100 ValueScore it earns a 43 (Fair). Today it stands at 46th out of 72 Iowa scratch-offs; among $1 tickets it is currently the best $1 game Iowa sells.

Overall Odds
1 in 4.88
Exp. Value
$0.57
per $1 spent
Top Prize
$3,500
Top Prizes Left
10
Prizes Remaining
100%
ValueScore™
43 / 100
Fair

Should I Buy This Ticket?

Expected value per $1 spent:
$0.57
AVERAGE
Middle of the pack: #46 of the 72 active games we track in Iowa.
Why
Wins are infrequent: about a 20% chance to win something per ticket (1 in 4.88), lower than most games.
  • Softer expected value here: only $0.57 of each $1 comes back as prizes.
  • The bigger prize tiers here have plenty left to win.

Prize Breakdown

PrizeOddsTotalLeftStatus
$3,5001 in 120,0001010
100%
$501 in 3004,1654,158
100%
$201 in 300-Not reported-
$101 in 200-Not reported-
$51 in 150-Not reported-
$21 in 25-Not reported-
$11 in 7-Not reported-
“Not reported” = the lottery publishes remaining-prize counts for its top prizes only.

ValueScore™ Breakdown

43
VALUESCORE
Fair
43
out of 100
Expected Value
3/40
Prize Quality
25/25
Win Frequency
0/20
Inventory Health
15/15
Updated: 9/4/2026

Game Details

State
Iowa
Game Number
804
Ticket Price
$1
Start Date
9/1/2026
Payout %
57.2%
Data Source
Official
Last Updated
9/4/2026

Simulate This Game

Run a virtual scratch-off using this game's real odds.

Image Credit: Iowa Lottery
$1.00 per ticket · 1 in 4.88 overall odds
✓ Accounts for prizes already claimed

Entertainment only. Outcomes are random and won't match a real session. Current-odds mode scales each tier by remaining prizes and tickets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Win It All scratch-off a good buy?
Win It All is a middling ticket with a ValueScore of 43/100. It is roughly average compared to other scratch-offs in Iowa. If you are looking for the best value at this price point, check the Iowa rankings page for higher-rated alternatives.
How much does Win It All cost?
Win It All costs $1 per ticket in Iowa. All ScratchCheck figures for this game (expected value, ValueScore, and top prize analysis) are calculated against this $1 ticket price.
What are the odds of winning the Win It All scratch-off?
The overall odds of winning any prize with Win It All are 1 in 4.88. This means roughly 1 in every 5 tickets wins a prize of any amount.
What is the top prize for Win It All?
The top prize for Win It All is $3,500. As of our latest update, 10 top prizes remain unclaimed.
What are the prizes for Win It All?
Win It All offers 7 distinct prize levels: $3,500 (10 total), $50 (4,165 total), $20, $10, $5, $2, and $1. The full prize breakdown with odds and remaining counts is listed in the prize table on this page.
How many prizes are left in Win It All?
Based on our latest data, 100% of all prize tickets remain (approximately 4,168 out of 4,175 total). The game is early in its run, with most prizes still on the market.
How is Win It All rated by ScratchCheck?
ScratchCheck rates Win It All at 43 out of 100 using ValueScore™, a composite rating built from four factors: Expected Value, Prize Quality, Win Frequency, and Inventory Health. Scores of 80 or above are Excellent, 60 to 79 Good, 40 to 59 Fair, 20 to 39 Below Average, and below 20 is Poor. The score updates automatically as prizes are claimed and data refreshes.
When was Win It All released?
Win It All was released by the Iowa Lottery on September 1, 2026. This is a newly released game, so the full prize pool is effectively intact.
How often is Win It All data updated on ScratchCheck?
Win It All data comes directly from the official Iowa Lottery and is refreshed daily, so the odds and remaining prize counts you see match the lottery's latest published figures.