Which scratch-offs still have cash posted?

The Vault compiles publicly posted remaining-prize counts for instant games and ranks them with a heat score. Grand heat looks at jackpots still listed after the Play It Again holdback (Tennessee typically reserves one top prize per instant game for Play It Again. A posted “1 left” is treated as no effective retail jackpot.). Medium heat looks at mid-tier prizes still posted, with extra weight on secondary prizes that typically scale with ticket price. Bust / avoid flags games with no effective listed top prize or a drained mid-tier.

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The overall odds printed on a ticket are set when the game is printed. Those odds do not change when prizes are claimed. A game can still be sold after its top prizes are gone. Remaining-prize tables change as tickets sell and as winners are reported.

Tennessee typically reserves one top prize per instant game for Play It Again. A posted “1 left” is treated as no effective retail jackpot. Remaining figures are estimates compiled from public tables. They are not a Lottery ruling and may be wrong for a given game or week.

Posted remaining prizes from the Lottery’s public table. Not live store inventory. A remaining prize may already have been sold.

Tennessee instant prizes must typically be claimed within 90 days of the announced game end date (mail-in claims must be postmarked within that window). The ticket and TELC rules control.

Sources include the Lottery’s public remaining-prizes table and other published public counts. Some games only list the top prize. Medium heat is then estimated. Counts can be late, incomplete, revised, or missing a store-level location. “2 left” does not mean a matching ticket is at a particular retailer.

Using this app does not make a losing ticket more likely to win, and it does not make a winning ticket more likely. Lottery play is chance. Past remaining counts do not predict future results.

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Nothing on this site is an offer to sell a lottery ticket or a solicitation to gamble. Prize payment is solely the responsibility of Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation under its rules.

Scratch-off tickets are a form of gambling. The house edge is built into every game. Most players lose money over time. Play only for entertainment, only with money you can afford to lose, and only for a time you have already decided is enough.

• Set a budget before you go to the store. Stop when it is gone.
• Do not chase losses. A “hot” ranking is not a reason to spend more than you planned.
• Do not borrow money, skip bills, or hide tickets and receipts from people who depend on you.
• Do not treat remaining-prize heat as a skill edge or a way to get even.
• Take breaks. Walking away is always allowed.

Problem gambling is a recognized behavioral addiction. It can harm finances, work, health, and relationships. It can happen to anyone, including people who “only play scratch-offs.” Tools like heat maps can make play feel more skilled than it is. That feeling is not a reason to keep spending.

Warning signs include:

• Spending more time or money than you planned
• Chasing losses or thinking the next ticket will fix it
• Borrowing, lying, or hiding tickets and receipts
• Feeling restless, irritable, or depressed when not playing
• Neglecting work, school, family, or bills
• Using lottery play to escape stress or other problems
• Others expressing concern about your play

If these sound familiar — for you or someone you care about — get help. You do not have to wait until things get worse. Recovery is possible.

• National Problem Gambling Helpline

  If gambling is a problem, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-522-4700 / 1-800-MY-RESET). Confidential help, 24 hours a day.

  ncpgambling.org

• Tennessee REDLINE

  1-800-889-9789

• Tennessee Lottery — play responsibly

  tnlottery.com/play-responsibly/

• Tennessee resources

  TN Department of Mental Health — problem gambling programs

  University of Memphis Gambling Clinic: 901-678-STOP

If you are in immediate danger or thinking of harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or local emergency services.