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Virginia · Highest Prize Payout

Last updated August 16, 2026

SET FOR LIFE ($50) leads Virginia with a 87.2% prize payout rate. Payout percentage measures how much of each dollar spent is returned as prizes across all winners.

RankGamePricePayout %Top Prize
1SET FOR LIFE$5087.2%$6M
2WINNERS CLUB$3083.8%$1M
350X The Money$2083.1%$3M
4Ultimate 7s$2082.2%$1M
5$1,000,000 GOLD RUSH$5082.1%$1M
6BONUS STAR MILLIONS$3082.1%$1M
7500X THE MONEY$5081.7%$7M
8In The Money$3081.4%$1M
9LIFE OF LUXURY$2081.3%$1M
10Payday Tripler$2081.1%$1M
11Cash Surge$5080.5%$10K
12The BIG Ticket: The Perfect Gift/Cold Hard Cash$2079.9%$1M
13Power Payout Multiplier$1079.1%$1M
14Bursting with $5,000s$3078.6%$5K
15Cash Overload$3077.5%$2K
16CASH OVERLOAD$3077.5%$2K
17$100,000 A YEAR$2076.5%$1M
18CASH BLAST$2075.4%$600
19Cash Blast$2075.4%$600
20Loaded with $2,000s$2075.3%$2K
2120X THE MONEY$1074.9%$1M
2220X The Money$1074.5%$1M
23Loaded with $500s$1073.3%$500
24Instant Cash$1073.3%$500K
25BIG BANK PAYDAY$1072.8%$500K
26WILD CASH$1072.5%$500K
27BIG BILLS$1072.4%$500K
28Crossword Spectacular$1072.3%$300K
29CASH BLOWOUT$1072.1%$500
30SIX FIGURES$1072.0%$500K
3110 YEARS OF CASH$570.3%$600K
32Cash Vault$570.3%$150K
33Cash in a Flash$570.3%$100K
34Money Money Money$570.2%$150K
35CLUE$570.2%$100K
36PINK PANTHER DIAMOND TRIPLER$570.0%$100K
37PAWFECT PAYDAY$569.9%$125K
38CASH WHEEL$569.9%$100K
39Double The Money$569.3%$100K
40BONUS SPIN CROSSWORD$569.1%$100K
4110X The Money$568.5%$100K
425 TIMES LUCKY$568.5%$100K
43Cashing Through The Snow$568.4%$100K
44BINGO MULTIPLIER$568.4%$100K
45LOADED WITH $250S$568.3%$250
46DOUBLE SIDED DOLLARS$568.2%$100K
47Virginia Lottery Green$568.1%$100K
48RED 7S DOUBLER$568.0%$100K
49GOLD HARD CASH$568.0%$100K
50Loaded with $100s$266.1%$100
51Rollin Riches$266.0%$20K
52Year of the Snake$265.8%$20K
53WIN WIN WIN$265.3%$15K
54SHAMROCK 7S$265.3%$20K
55VIRGINIA ADVENTURE$264.9%$20K
56Lucky Spot$264.6%$20K
575X The Money$264.3%$20K
585X THE MONEY$264.1%$20K
59Pirates Treasure$263.5%$20K
60Lucky Gems$162.7%$2K
61$50 JAMBOREE$162.5%$50
62Fast Cash$162.4%$2K
63DOUBLE UP!$162.1%$2K
64Lucky Stars$161.5%$3K
652X The Money$161.4%$4K
66Black Cherry Doubler$161.3%$2K
672X The Money (Game #2316)$161.3%$4K
68GOING BANANAS$161.1%$1K
69BLACKJACK$161.0%$1K
70Blackjack$161.0%$1K

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Highest Prize Payout ranking measure?
Prize Payout is the share of every ticket-sale dollar the state returns as prizes, across all tiers. A higher payout percentage means more of the money goes back to players. State lotteries typically keep 25 to 40%; payouts above 70% are unusually generous.
Which Virginia scratch-off is currently #1 for highest prize payout?
The SET FOR LIFE ($50) currently ranks first with overall odds of 1 in 3.70 (ValueScore 80 of 100). Prize payout is 87.2%. Rankings update automatically as prize counts change, so the top pick can move. Open the game page for the full prize-tier breakdown and remaining counts.
How often does this ranking update?
Game data for Virginia is refreshed from official sources on a daily schedule. Whenever remaining-prize counts change, ValueScore and every dependent ranking are recomputed automatically. The "updated daily" stamp on the page reflects the most recent successful update.
How should I pick between the top few games in Virginia?
Rankings are a starting point, not a verdict. Two tickets that sit next to each other often differ on a dimension the headline metric ignores: price, top-prize size, or remaining inventory. Use the Budget & Goal Optimizer or the side-by-side Compare tool to weigh Breakeven probability, Jackpot Chase value, or published EV against your actual spend and goal.
Are these values official or estimated?
ScratchCheck uses official published odds and prize counts wherever the state makes them available. A small number of states publish only limited prize breakdowns; for those games ScratchCheck estimates Expected Value and related metrics from industry price-point averages and flags them with an "~Est." tag next to the number. Official figures always take precedence.