Best Oklahoma Scratch Off Tickets: Odds, Remaining Prizes & More
Find the best scratch-off tickets to buy in Oklahoma right now. We rank all 49 active Oklahoma Lottery scratch-off games by ROI, odds, and remaining prizes β updated daily from official sources. Use the tabs below to filter by best value, best odds, newest releases, or games to avoid.
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How We Calculate Value, ROI & Grades
Every game on this page shows the same four figures and a letter grade. Here’s what each one means.
- Top prize — the game’s largest advertised prize, as published by the Oklahoma Lottery.
- Top prizes unclaimed — how many of those the Oklahoma Lottery has not yet recorded as claimed. An unclaimed prize may already be sitting on a ticket someone has bought, so this doesn’t guarantee one is still on a shelf.
- Published odds — the Oklahoma Lottery’s original “1 in X” chance of winning any prize, which includes winning back just the ticket price. These are the odds set when the game was printed, not a recalculation of the odds among unsold tickets.
- Est. ROI — the estimated average gain or loss against what you spend. −20% means roughly 80¢ back per $1. We work it out from the prize counts the lottery reports and an estimate of how many tickets remain, so it’s a model rather than a measurement, and any single ticket can land far from the average.
- Grade — our 0–100 score shown as a letter, A being 85 or above. The largest single factor is whether a game still has unclaimed top prizes. Among the games that do, the grade is driven mostly by estimated return and by how the top-prize odds have moved since launch.
We read official Oklahoma Lottery prize reports daily. ROI and grades are our own calculations, not official lottery ratings. Read our full methodology for how we source data, estimate remaining tickets, and calculate expected value, ROI and the Oklahoma game grades.
Prize Activity Summary
Over the past 21 days, scratch-off games in this state paid out approximately $8.8 million in prizes, averaging $417,374 per day across 32 active games. The overall prize pool decreased by 30.4% during this period, with 2,353,801 individual prizes claimed across all tiers. Ultimate Millions leads in prize activity with $956,000 claimed ($50 ticket). 2 top prizes remain. Crossword follows with $554,045 in claims, with only 1 top prize remaining.
Cheaper combinations that beat a single ticket
For some Oklahoma tickets, spending the same money on two or more cheaper tickets gives a higher total expected value. These are the ones where that is currently true.
Instead of
14K Gold
$2
Buy instead
2× Magic 8 Ballβ’ $1
Both cost $2, but the pair carries about +93.5% more expected value than the single ticket.
$2 2 of 7 have a cheaper combination worth more +46.8% avg
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Instead of 14K Gold #853
Buy instead 2× Magic 8 Ballβ’ $1 +93.5%
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Instead of Cash Stash #840
Buy instead 2× Magic 8 Ballβ’ $1 +0.2%
$5 1 of 10 have a cheaper combination worth more +5.6% avg
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Instead of $500 Frenzy #820
Buy instead 1× Money Comb $3 + 1× Lucky Bucks $2 +5.6%
$20 3 of 3 have a cheaper combination worth more +6.7% avg
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Instead of All the Luck #842
Buy instead 2× 50X Wild $10 +8.1%
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Instead of $2,000 Stacked #761
Buy instead 2× 50X Wild $10 +7.5%
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Instead of Power 20s #815
Buy instead 2× 50X Wild $10 +4.3%
$30 3 of 3 have a cheaper combination worth more +4.1% avg
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Instead of Triple Winning 7s #859
Buy instead 3× 50X Wild $10 +6.5%
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Instead of Million Dollar Payday #802
Buy instead 3× 50X Wild $10 +3.4%
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Instead of Money Maker #769
Buy instead 3× 50X Wild $10 +2.4%
$100 1 of 1 have a cheaper combination worth more +7.3% avg
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Instead of $5 Million Jackpot #821
Buy instead 2× Win Big $50 +7.3%
Expected value is an average across many tickets, not a prediction for any single purchase, and every one of these games still returns less than it costs on average. Figures are recalculated daily from remaining prizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best Oklahoma scratch-offs to buy right now?
Our three top-graded Oklahoma scratch-offs today are Win Big ($50), 50X Wild ($10) and Ultimate Millions ($50). Each still has at least one top prize left. Even these pay back less than they cost on average. Rankings change daily as prizes are claimed.
Which Oklahoma scratch-off is most likely to win?
The Oklahoma game with the best odds of winning any prize is $5 Million Jackpot ($100) at 1 in 2.37. It still has 2 top prizes of $5,000,000 left. Most of those wins are small, often just your ticket price back, so good odds are not the same as a good buy.
What's the best Oklahoma scratch-off at each price?
Our top-graded pick at each price today: $1: Magic 8 Ballβ’; $2: Lucky Bucks; $3: Money Comb; $5: Lucky Loot; $10: 50X Wild; $20: Power 20s; $30: Money Maker; $50: Win Big; $100: $5 Million Jackpot. The price filter on this page ranks every game at each price.
Which Oklahoma scratch-offs should I avoid?
7 Oklahoma games are still on sale even though every top prize has been claimed: Mystery Crossword, Stroke of Luck, Diamond Dollars, Bingo, Crossword, PAC-MAN and Money Multiplier. You pay full price with no chance at the top prize. The Top Prizes Claimed (Avoid) filter on this page lists them.
How do I claim a winning Oklahoma scratch-off?
Prizes up to $600 can be cashed at any lottery retailer in Oklahoma, and larger prizes at an Oklahoma Lottery Winner Center. Prizes over $600 (any amount) are paid by the Oklahoma Lottery Winner Center in Oklahoma City, in person, by mail, or (up to $49,999) by email to claims@lottery.ok.gov. Our guide to where to cash scratch-off tickets covers the forms and ID you need. Federal tax of 24% is withheld on prizes over $5,000, and Oklahoma taxes lottery winnings as income at up to 4.5% (more on taxes on scratch-off winnings).
How long do I have to claim an Oklahoma scratch-off?
You have 90 days from the date the lottery officially ends the game, not from the day you bought the ticket. Check a game's end date before you buy, especially if it is ending soon. Our guide to whether scratch-off tickets expire lists every state's deadline.
Can I buy Oklahoma scratch-offs online or with a card?
Scratch-offs are not sold online in Oklahoma, so you have to buy them in a store. You must be 18 or older to buy. More in our guides to buying scratch-offs online and with a debit card.
Do more expensive Oklahoma scratch-offs have better odds?
Usually, yes. The typical (median) game at each price, with its odds of winning any prize and what it pays back per dollar: $1, 1 in 4.07 and about 56 cents; $2, 1 in 4.08 and about 59 cents; $3, 1 in 3.32 and about 63 cents; $5, 1 in 3.22 and about 68 cents; $10, 1 in 2.83 and about 73 cents; $20, 1 in 3.04 and about 75 cents; $30, 1 in 2.77 and about 78 cents; $50, 1 in 2.77 and about 86 cents; $100, 1 in 2.37 and about 84 cents. Payback tends to rise with price, but you still lose money on average at every price.
Are Oklahoma scratch-offs worth it, or do any pay back more than they cost?
Not as an investment. Right now 0 of the 49 Oklahoma games on sale are expected to pay back more than they cost. The best, Win Big ($50), still returns about 90 cents per dollar, and the typical game about 67 cents. A scratch-off that pays back more than it costs is rare and does not last long, so play for fun with money you can afford to lose. More on whether scratch-off tickets are worth it.
Should I buy Oklahoma games that are ending soon?
Sometimes, when good prizes are still left. No Oklahoma games are ending within the next 90 days, so there is no Ending Soon filter on this page right now. Bear in mind that scratch-off tickets do expire: in Oklahoma you have 90 days from the date the lottery officially ends the game.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes only. All data is sourced from the official Oklahoma lottery website and is updated regularly, but we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy. Lottery games are games of chance, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Please play responsibly and never spend more than you can afford to lose. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.
