CASH OVERLOADVirginia Scratch-Off Odds & Prizes Remaining

Name: CASH OVERLOAD Odds & Prize Data
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VALUESCORE

Good

$30VirginiaGame #2348GREEN

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At a glance

The Virginia Lottery sells CASH OVERLOAD as a $30 ticket. At a ValueScore of 74/100 (Good), it is the best $30 game on sale in Virginia. At 1 in 7.40, its overall odds are the longest of Virginia's 5 $30 games.

Overall Odds

1 in 7.40

Exp. Value

$0.78

per $1 spent

Top Prize

$2,000

Top Prizes Left

186

Prizes Remaining

91%

ValueScore™

74 / 100

Good

Should I Buy This Ticket?

Expected value per $1 spent:

$0.78

↑

ABOVE AVERAGE

It is the strongest of Virginia's 5 $30 tickets, with better-than-average value overall.

Why

↑Plenty of prizes remain in circulation across this game.

Strong prize quality: a healthy share of the bigger top and mid-tier prizes are still unclaimed.
$0.78 back per dollar puts this game's return ahead of the pack.

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Prize Breakdown

Prize	Total	Left	Status
$2,000	200	186	93%
$600	13,570	12,286	91%
$300	23,007	20,830	91%
$200	40,749	36,823	90%
$100	142,260	128,833	91%

Prize Pool Analysis

Total Payout at Launch

$37,819,900

Current Prize Pool

$34,240,500

Payout Percentage

90.5%

Total Prizes Remaining

198,958

Ticket Statistics

Total Tickets Printed

1,626,416

Estimated Remaining

1,472,289

% Remaining

90.5%

Prize pool figures use advertised prize values. Tickets printed is estimated from overall odds. Tickets remaining is estimated from the share of prizes still unclaimed.

Prize History

Top prizes left

Since July 18, when our records for it began, 14 $2,000 top prizes have been reported claimed, leaving 186. The most recent was on October 16.

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From ScratchCheck's daily record of the lottery's published prize counts. Dates are when a claim first appeared in those counts, and small prizes are often cashed days after purchase, so claims trail actual sales.

ValueScore™ Breakdown

VALUESCORE

Good

out of 100

Expected Value

35/40

Prize Quality

23/25

Win Frequency

1/20

Inventory Health

15/15

Updated: 10/19/2026

Game Details

State: Virginia
Game Number: 2348
Ticket Price: $30
Start Date: 7/10/2026
Payout %: 77.5%
Data Source: Official
Last Updated: 10/19/2026

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How many tickets?

$30.00 per ticket · 1 in 7.40 overall odds

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the CASH OVERLOAD scratch-off a good buy?

It is a solid pick. CASH OVERLOAD scores 74/100 (Good) and is the strongest of Virginia's 5 $30 tickets. It pays back about $0.78 for every $1 spent.

What are the odds of winning the CASH OVERLOAD scratch-off?

The overall odds of winning any prize with CASH OVERLOAD are 1 in 7.40. This means roughly 1 in every 7 tickets wins a prize of any amount.

What is the top prize for CASH OVERLOAD?

The top prize for CASH OVERLOAD is $2,000. As of our latest update, 186 top prizes remain unclaimed.

How many prizes are left in CASH OVERLOAD?

Based on our latest data, 91% of all prize tickets remain (approximately 198,958 out of 219,786 total). The game is early in its run, with most prizes still on the market.

Every $30 ticket in Virginia

Game	ValueScore	Odds	Payout	Top prize · left	Claimed per week
CASH OVERLOAD (this game)	74	1 in 7.40	77.5%	$2K · 186	-
Bursting with $5,000s	68	1 in 3.75	78.6%	$5K · 944	0.1%
In The Money	66	1 in 3.50	77.1%	$1M · 1	1.1%
WINNERS CLUB	61	1 in 2.95	79.3%	$1M · 0	0.0%
Cash Overload	39	1 in 7.40	77.5%	$2K · 20	-

Claimed per week: share of each game's printed prizes reported claimed per week over the last 4 weeks, from our daily records of the lottery's prize counts.