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Vermont · Best ValueScore™ Scratch-Offs

Last updated September 4, 2026

Vermont's #1 scratch-off right now is Full of $100s with a ValueScore™ of 71/100. ValueScore™ combines expected value, prize quality, win frequency, and inventory health into a single 0 to 100 rating, updated daily.

54 active Vermont scratch off games are scored, with 0 rated Excellent (80 or above) and 5 rated Good (60 to 79). Statewide average ValueScore is 37.8.
Score bands: 80+ Excellent · 60 to 79 Good · 40 to 59 Fair · below 40 Below Average.
Why not just use the odds printed on the ticket?

Printed odds are set the day a game ships and never change, but the game itself does. Every week tickets sell and prizes get claimed, and the ticket can't tell you any of that. ValueScore™ re-scores every Vermont game from live prize data, so it knows when the top prizes are already gone from a game that still advertises great odds, and when a quiet game is sitting on all of its big prizes. Higher is better; details below the table.

RankGamePriceValueScore™Overall OddsTop Prize
1Full of $100s$10711 in 3.5$100
2Fire & Ice Cashword!$10661 in 2.99$30,000
3Bingo X20$3641 in 3.83$5,000
4Triple 777$10621 in 3.33$7,000
5Patriots$10601 in 3.5$50,000
6300x The Cash$30581 in 3.54$150,000
7$500 Loaded Multiplier$5551 in 4.06$500
8Wild Side$10551 in 3.6$40,000
9Max Cash$5541 in 4.09$500
10Big Money$20531 in 3.11$75,000
11Strike It Rich$20521 in 3.13$100,000
12Bee Lucky Cashword!$5471 in 3.97$10,000
13Roses & Riches$10461 in 3.56$40,000
14802$5461 in 4.26$802
15Luxury Cash$30451 in 2.7$150,000
16Scorching Hot 7s$20441 in 2.77$27,000
17Ultimate Multiplier$10431 in 3$50,000
18Snow Me the Money$2421 in 4.36$100
19Fast $50$1411 in 4.51$50
20Mega Cash$20401 in 3.17$100,000
21Find the 5s$2401 in 4.52$5,000
22Money Multiplier$10391 in 3.83$50,000
23Mega Multiplier Cashword$10381 in 3.35$20,000
24Champ is Back!$1371 in 4.75$500
25Bonus Word Cashword!$3371 in 3.96$10,000
26Jingle Jackpot$1361 in 4.92$50
27Money Magnet$2361 in 4.23$2,000
28Win $100 or $200$20361 in 8.07$200
29Cash Craze$10351 in 3.98$20,000
30$100s and $200s Cash$20351 in 9.18$200
3125 Days of Winning$10341 in 3.56$40,000
32$50 or $100$10341 in 9.46$100
33Lucky Stars$5341 in 4.27$25,000
34Blackjack Tripler$5331 in 4.04$25,000
35Cash Game$30331 in 3.6$100,000
36Cash Grab$5331 in 4.29$15,000
37X$10321 in 3.62$30,000
38Cash Cow$5311 in 4.1$25,000
39Holiday Cash Blowout$10311 in 3.72$20,000
40Did I Win?$5301 in 4.11$10,000
41Wild Bingo$3291 in 3.83$5,000
42Winner Winner Chicken Dinner$5281 in 4.15$15,000
43Tic Tac Toad$1281 in 4.2$500
44Vermont Cashword$3271 in 3.86$5,000
45A Little Cashword$1271 in 4.23$250
46Coffee Break Cashword$5261 in 3.95$10,000
47Money In The Bank$5241 in 4.25$20,000
48Lady Luck$5231 in 4.02$15,000
49The Quad$5211 in 4.33$10,000
50Bass Cash$5191 in 4.41$15,000
51Hit $20,000$5181 in 4.12$20,000
52Lots of Loot$2161 in 4.7$2,000
53Tiki Cashword$1151 in 4.23$250
54Moola$151 in 4.58$500

How ValueScore is built

Most people judge a scratch off by two numbers: the overall odds printed on the ticket, and maybe how many prizes are left. Both are easy to read, and both mislead on their own. Overall odds only tell you how often any prize hits, and most of those are break-even reprints. A ticket can advertise 1 in 3 and still be a bad buy once the prizes worth winning are gone. Remaining-prize countshave the opposite blind spot: “400 prizes left” means nothing without the price, the odds, and how many of the top prizes are actually still in the pool.

ValueScore reads all of it at once and rates what those two numbers can’t see on their own. It blends the four signals that actually decide whether a ticket is worth buying, which is why our top pick in Vermont often looks nothing like the game with the flashiest odds:

  • Expected Value (weighted most heavily). Published per-ticket return across the full prize structure, not just the headline odds.
  • Prize Quality. How much of the payout sits in prizes worth winning versus tiny break-even reprints.
  • Win Frequency. Your probability of any prize per ticket.
  • Inventory Health. Top prizes still unclaimed versus tickets remaining. This is the one the ticket can’t show you: a game with great printed odds whose jackpots are already gone. (Exact weighting is proprietary.)

Scores recompute after every successful Vermont scrape, so a game listed at the top last week may have moved. See the national ValueScore ranking for cross-state context.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Best ValueScore™ Scratch-Offs ranking measure?
This page ranks Vermont scratch-off by ScratchCheck ValueScore, a 0 to 100 composite that weighs expected value, prize quality, win frequency, and inventory health. A score of 80 or above is Excellent, 60 to 79 is Good, 40 to 59 is Fair, and below 40 is Poor. ValueScore updates as prizes are claimed, so the top pick can shift week to week.
Which Vermont scratch-off is currently #1 for best valuescore™ scratch-offs?
The Full of $100s ($10) currently ranks first with overall odds of 1 in 3.50 (ValueScore 71 of 100). 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 Vermont 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 Vermont?
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.