How many $4,000,000 prizes are left in $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash?

1 of 2 as of October 25, 2026. The chance that a ticket bought today is a top-prize winner is about 1 in 5,522,137.

What are the odds of winning anything on $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash?

1 in 3.42 as of October 25, 2026, compared with 1 in 3.47 printed at launch. Cash-only odds are 1 in 3.42, and the odds of winning more than the $10 ticket price are 1 in 5.88.

Is $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash worth buying?

Its current payout is 84.8% ($8.48 back per $10 ticket), rank #25 of 129 in Massachusetts. The best $10 alternative as of October 25, 2026 is $50, $100 and $500 BLOWOUT (#451, $10) at 92.5%. No scratcher has a positive expected value; this is about losing less over time.

How many $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash tickets are left?

We estimate 5,522,137 of roughly 10,075,968 printed tickets are unsold (45.2% sold), derived from the prizes claimed at each tier and their published odds.

When did $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash launch and is it still on sale?

It launched on March 31, 2026. It is still on sale.

$4,000,000 EXTREME Cash — $10 Massachusetts Scratch Ticket #541

Data captured October 25, 2026, 04:02 UTC · launched March 31, 2026

$4,000,000 EXTREME Cash Massachusetts scratch ticket ticket

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$4,000,000 EXTREME Cash (#541) is a $10 Massachusetts scratch ticket launched on March 31, 2026. As of October 25, 2026 it ranks #25 of 129 active games on current payout (84.8%, $8.48 expected back per ticket) and #16 of 35 $10 games, #29 on any-prize odds (1 in 3.42) and #95 on top-prize odds (1 in 5,522,137). Since launch the payout has fallen 0.2 points (85.0% at launch) and your chance of winning something has risen 1.6% (1 in 3.47 at launch). 1 of 2 top prizes of $4,000,000 ($200K/YR/20YRS) remain, and we estimate 5,522,137 tickets are still unsold (45.2% sold). That is a middle-of-the-pack game: fine to play, but the ranking lists show better value at the same price.

Current payout

84.8%

85.0% at launch

Expected value

$8.48

per $10 ticket

Any-prize odds

1 in 3.42

1 in 3.47 at launch

Cash odds

1 in 3.42

excludes free tickets

Profit odds

1 in 5.88

win more than $10

$600+ odds

1 in 1,946

claim-at-lottery prizes

Top prizes left

1 of 2

$4,000,000 ($200K/YR/20YRS) each

Tickets remaining

54.8%

≈ 5,522,137 tickets

Prizes remaining

Every prize level in $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash, with the odds printed at launch, the odds today given what is left, and how much of each tier is still unclaimed. To set its odds of $1,000 or more (or any other prize size) against every other Massachusetts game, see odds by prize size. Across all tiers, 1,616,756 of 2,902,348 prizes (55.7%) are still out there.

Prize	Odds at launch	Odds now	Total	Claimed	Remaining	% left
$4,000,000 ($200K/YR/20YRS)	1 in 5,040,000	1 in 5,522,137	2	1	1	50.0%
$1,000,000 ($50K/YR/20YRS)	1 in 1,680,000	1 in 1,840,712	6	3	3	50.0%
$10,000	1 in 72,000	1 in 69,027	140	60	80	57.1%
$1,000	1 in 2,087	1 in 2,005	4,830	2,076	2,754	57.0%
$500	1 in 1,200	1 in 1,193	8,400	3,773	4,627	55.1%
$200	1 in 1,333	1 in 1,329	7,560	3,405	4,155	55.0%
$150	1 in 1,152	1 in 1,146	8,750	3,933	4,817	55.1%
$100	1 in 66.7	1 in 66.4	151,060	67,879	83,181	55.1%
$50	1 in 100.0	1 in 99.3	100,800	45,217	55,583	55.1%
$25	1 in 100.0	1 in 98.7	100,800	44,848	55,952	55.5%
$20	1 in 12.5	1 in 12.4	806,400	359,298	447,102	55.4%
$15	1 in 20.0	1 in 19.6	504,000	222,812	281,188	55.8%
$10	1 in 8.33	1 in 8.15	1,209,600	532,287	677,313	56.0%
All prizes	1 in 3.47	1 in 3.42	2,902,348	1,285,592	1,616,756	55.7%

How $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash has moved

Current payout (solid) and any-prize odds (dashed, inverted so up is better) since we began tracking $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash. 48 daily readings.

Recent claims of $1,000 and up

October 24, 2026: one $1,000 prize was claimed; 2,754 remain.
October 24, 2026: 2 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,755 remain.
October 23, 2026: 5 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,757 remain.
October 23, 2026: one $1,000 prize was claimed; 2,762 remain.
October 23, 2026: one $1,000 prize was claimed; 2,763 remain.
October 22, 2026: 3 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,764 remain.
October 21, 2026: 4 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,767 remain.
October 21, 2026: one $1,000 prize was claimed; 2,771 remain.
October 21, 2026: one $1,000 prize was claimed; 2,772 remain.
October 20, 2026: 8 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,773 remain.
October 19, 2026: 3 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,781 remain.
October 19, 2026: 4 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,784 remain.

Derived from day-to-day changes in the official remaining-prize counts, so the date is when the lottery published the change.

$4,000,000 EXTREME Cash: common questions

How many $4,000,000 prizes are left in $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash?: 1 of 2 as of October 25, 2026. The chance that a ticket bought today is a top-prize winner is about 1 in 5,522,137.
What are the odds of winning anything on $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash?: 1 in 3.42 as of October 25, 2026, compared with 1 in 3.47 printed at launch. Cash-only odds are 1 in 3.42, and the odds of winning more than the $10 ticket price are 1 in 5.88.
Is $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash worth buying?: Its current payout is 84.8% ($8.48 back per $10 ticket), rank #25 of 129 in Massachusetts. The best $10 alternative as of October 25, 2026 is $50, $100 and $500 BLOWOUT (#451, $10) at 92.5%. No scratcher has a positive expected value; this is about losing less over time.
How many $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash tickets are left?: We estimate 5,522,137 of roughly 10,075,968 printed tickets are unsold (45.2% sold), derived from the prizes claimed at each tier and their published odds.
When did $4,000,000 EXTREME Cash launch and is it still on sale?: It launched on March 31, 2026. It is still on sale.

Other $10 Massachusetts scratch tickets

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$4,000,000 GOLD 50X — 93.3% payout, 1 in 3.70 any prize
$50, $100 and $500 BLOWOUT — 92.5% payout, 1 in 7.27 any prize

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