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Georgia scratch-off statistics

204 games on sale · average odds 1 in 3.71 · 329 top prizes of $10,000+ still out there

Georgia at a glance

Updated November 7, 2026. These numbers cover every scratch-off Georgia is selling right now.

Games on sale
204
Average odds
1 in 3.71
odds of winning any prize
Best odds in the state
1 in 2.34
Average payout
74.3%
about 74 cents of every $1 comes back as prizes
Top prizes left ($10,000+)
329
37 games have no top prize left
Top prize money left
$178.9M
at least this much, counting top prizes of $10,000+
Average ValueScore™
38.0
out of 100, across 202 games
New in the last 90 days
12
25 games stopped selling

What each ticket price gets you in Georgia

More expensive tickets usually have better odds and pay back more of what you spend. Here is every Georgia game grouped by ticket price.

PriceGames% of gamesAverage oddsAverage payoutAverage ValueScore™
$1 tickets9
4%
1 in 4.5267.2%10.0
$2 tickets48
24%
1 in 4.1371.4%19.5
$3 tickets18
9%
1 in 3.8472.1%27.1
$5 tickets54
26%
1 in 3.6973.1%35.6
$10 tickets40
20%
1 in 3.4877.1%50.5
$20 tickets21
10%
1 in 3.3778.6%63.0
$25 tickets4
2%
1 in 2.4877.9%61.6
$30 tickets7
3%
1 in 2.5682.1%71.2
$50 tickets3
1%
1 in 3.6082.6%68.2

How much Georgia spends on scratch-offs each year

These numbers come from the Georgialottery's own yearly reports. "FY" means fiscal year, the lottery's budget year. "Per person" is scratch-off sales divided by everyone who lives in the state (10,940,407 people), not just people who play. Population is from the U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (Vintage 2025).

YearScratch-off salesAll lottery salesScratch-off %Per personMoney to the state
FY2025$3.37B$6.02B56.0%$308$1.47B
FY2024$3.45B$6.00B57.5%$316$1.49B
FY2023$3.69B$6.14B60.2%$338$1.52B
FY2022$3.74B$5.79B64.6%$342$1.47B
FY2021$4.01B$6.03B66.4%$366$1.54B
FY2020$3.43B$4.97B68.9%$313$1.24B
FY2019$3.22B$4.78B67.4%$294$1.21B

Scratch-off sales went up 4.8% over FY2019 to FY2025. That doesn't account for inflation, and some of the change comes from tickets getting more expensive, not from people buying more of them.

Sources for this table

Total sales is the gross ticket-sales line, before the deduction for tickets given away as prizes. Georgia publishes no exact scratcher line item in any year: the only figure available is a sentence in the management discussion, rounded to the nearest million, so treat every scratcher number here as approximate. The FY2022 scratcher level comes from the FY2023 report, because the FY2022 report reprints the prior year's sentence by mistake and gives only a change, not a level. The education transfer includes coin-operated amusement machine proceeds, not ticket sales alone, and is reported on an accrual basis.

What Georgia players bought in FY2025

Sales for every game in the Georgia lottery's FY2025report, biggest first. "Share" is each game's part of the total. Every lottery counts online sales its own way, so we note how each one is counted next to the number. Don’t compare it directly with store sales.

GameSalesShare
Scratch-offsScratchers$3.37B56.0%
Multi-state draw gamesMega Millions$157.9M2.6%
Powerball$130.0M2.2%
Cash 4 Life$28.5M0.5%
In-state draw gamesCash 3$554.6M9.2%
Cash 4$409.6M6.8%
Keno!$203.2M3.4%
Fantasy 5$100.4M1.7%
Cash Pop$89.9M1.5%
Quick Win$71.9M1.2%
Georgia FIVE$11.1M0.2%
Jumbo Bucks Lotto$7.7M0.1%
Cash Match (Fantasy 5 add-on)$4.6M0.1%
Cash Match (Jumbo Bucks Lotto add-on)$600K0.0%
Online / digitalDiggi (e-Instant)(gross wagers)$879.7M14.6%
Total$6.02B100%
Source

Georgia publishes no per-game table; every figure here is the rounded amount stated in the report's management discussion, to the nearest $100,000.

How many Georgia top prizes get claimed each month

We check how many prizes are left in every game, every day. This chart shows how many top prizes were claimed each month, across 156 games with a top prize of $10,000 or more. That's 165 top prizes claimed in total.

May 202619
Jun 20269
Jul 202675
Aug 202619
Sep 202619
Oct 202618
Nov 20266

Top prizes claimed each month. We only count a new game from the day we started tracking it, so its first month can look low.

How Georgia games score

Our ValueScore™ rates each game from 0 to 100. It looks at how much the game pays back, how good the prizes are, how often it wins, and how many big prizes are left. Games are scored against other games in Georgia, so a high score means it's one of the better tickets in the state.

Good (60+)
35
17% of games
OK (40-59)
51
25% of games
Poor (under 40)
116
57% of games

See every game ranked on the Georgia ValueScore™ ranking, or compare Georgia with other states on the all-states page.

Common questions

How many scratch-off games does Georgia have?

Georgia has 204 scratch-off games on sale right now, priced from $1 to $50. 12 new games came out in the last 90 days.

What are the average odds on a Georgia scratch-off?

The average odds of winning any prize on a Georgia scratch-off are 1 in 3.71. The game with the best odds right now is 1 in 2.34. These odds count every prize, including wins that only give you your money back.

How much top-prize money is still out there in Georgia?

At least $178.9M in top prizes hasn't been won yet in Georgia, spread across 329 top prizes. The real number is higher. We only count top prizes worth $10,000 or more, and only in games where the lottery tells us how many are left.

How much does Georgia sell in scratch-off tickets?

Georgia sold $3.4B in scratch-off tickets in FY2025. That was 56.0% of all its lottery sales, or about $308 for every person in the state. These numbers come from Georgia Lottery Corporation FY2025 Financial Report (year ended June 30, 2025).

Where these numbers come from
Game counts, odds, payouts, and prizes left come from the Georgialottery's own website, and we check it every day. For top prizes, we only count games with a top prize of $10,000or more. A game with a $100 top prize can have hundreds of thousands of them, and that would throw off the totals. Our monthly claim counts start in March 2026. We copy sales numbers by hand from each yearly report, and every row links to where it came from. If the lottery doesn't publish a number, we show a dash instead of guessing.