New Oklahoma scratch-off tickets
6 new games released in the last 60 days · average price $8.83 · highest top prize $1,000,000. Updated daily.
Released 25d ago63
$500 Frenzy
Launched Sep 24, 2026
$5$500
1 in 3.27
Released 25d ago86
Cash Flash
Launched Sep 24, 2026
$10$100,000
1 in 2.82
Released 25d ago50
Lucky Bucks
Launched Sep 24, 2026
$2$12,000
1 in 4.04
Released 25d ago46
Magic 8 Ball™
Launched Sep 24, 2026
$1$4,000
1 in 4.03
Released 25d ago67
Power Surge Payout
Launched Sep 24, 2026
$5$50,000
1 in 3.09
Released 25d ago94
Triple Winning 7s
Launched Sep 24, 2026
$30$1,000,000
1 in 2.77
Frequently asked questions
How often does the Oklahoma Lottery release new scratch-off games?
The Oklahoma Lottery has released 6 new scratch-off games in the last 60 days, an average of roughly one new game every 10 days. New launches typically arrive in batches at the start of each month or quarter, often tied to seasonal themes or price-point refreshes.
Are new Oklahoma scratch-off tickets a better bet than older games?
Not automatically. New games launch with the full advertised pool of top prizes, so the published odds of winning the top tier are at their best when a game first hits stores. That said, "overall odds" (your chance of winning any prize) and prize-payout percentage are set by game design and do not improve simply because a game is new. Compare ValueScore and remaining top prizes before deciding.
How does ScratchCheck know when a new game launches in Oklahoma?
We re-scrape the official Oklahoma Lottery scratch-off catalog every day. When a new game appears for the first time, we record its launch date, ticket price, prize structure, and overall odds, then compute ValueScore once the official prize-tier data is published. The "Released N days ago" badge on each card reflects the launch date the lottery publishes.
Do new Oklahoma scratch-offs show up here on launch day?
Almost always within 24 hours. The Oklahoma scraper runs daily, so a game added to the official catalog will appear on this page on the next scrape cycle. If the lottery publishes a game without a start date, we use the first date we saw it as a fallback.





