Hall of Fame
A game makes the Hall of Fame if, at any point in its life, our estimated payback met or beat the price of the ticket. These moments are rare and usually short. Spotting one means tracking the prizes left and doing the math. Savvy Scratcher does that for you every day.
Game 1923 · $10 ticket · June 2025
$250,000 JackpotPaid back more than it cost.
about $1.22 for every $1 spent
Paid back more than it cost on paper until a claimed jackpot closed the window on June 27, 2025.
Peak-day prize table
Game 1784 · $30 ticket · July 2025
Supreme 7sRiding on the last top prize
about $1.03 for every $1 spent
The remaining top prize is counted at its $1,000,000 lump-sum cash option, half of the $2,000,000 printed on the ticket. That one unclaimed top prize lifted the game above its price.
Peak-day prize table
How we estimate
Estimates use the Washington Lottery's published prizes remaining across all prize tiers. Unsold tickets are estimated as the prizes still unclaimed, across every tier, multiplied by the published overall odds. Prizes of $1,000,000 or more are counted at their 50% lump-sum cash option, as printed on Washington ticket backs. Smaller prizes are counted at face value. Lucky for Life (LIFE) is counted at its $750,000 published lump sum. These are estimates, not guarantees, and past moments don't predict future results.