Bits & Odds

Cash Bar Multiplier — $10 Minnesota Scratch Game #2075

As of October 14, 2026, Cash Bar Multiplier ($10, #2075) still has 1,049 of 1,551 $1,000 top prizes unclaimed (68% of those printed). It is #20 of 37 Minnesota scratch games on our list (games with a top prize still unclaimed first, by the share of their top prizes still unclaimed, then by the better overall odds). Minnesota prints its overall odds as 1 in 3.04.

Top prizes left
1,049 of 1,551
$1,000 each
Overall odds
1 in 3.04
as Minnesota prints them
Ticket price
$10
game #2075
Levels published
2
the top two prize levels only

No payout figure, on purpose. Minnesota publishes only the prizes of $500 and up for each game, with how many were printed and how many are left. A payout, an expected value or the odds today each need every prize level and how many were printed, so for Minnesota we show exactly what its lottery publishes and compute nothing from it. A figure built from part of a table would be wrong, not rough: it is how one state's partial table produced games that appeared to pay back more than they cost. How we treat partial prize tables.

Prizes remaining, as Minnesota publishes them

This is a partial prize table. Minnesota publishes the top two prize levels of Cash Bar Multiplier and how many of each were printed and are left. The levels below are not published, so they are not here. Nothing in this table is an estimate. For the complete prize structure see the game's page on the Minnesota Lottery site.

Cash Bar Multiplier: published prize levels
PrizeRemaining PrintedClaimed
$1,000 1,049 1,551502
$500 682 1,031349

Read October 14, 2026. Counts change when the Lottery processes a claim, not when a ticket is sold.

Cash Bar Multiplier: common questions

How many $1,000 top prizes are left in Cash Bar Multiplier?
1,049 of the 1,551 printed, as of October 14, 2026.
What are the odds of winning on Cash Bar Multiplier?
Minnesota prints overall odds of 1 in 3.04 for Cash Bar Multiplier: the chance a ticket wins any prize at all, fixed when the game was printed. It does not publish the odds of each prize level, so we do not show any.
Is Cash Bar Multiplier a good scratch game to buy?
We cannot price it. Minnesota publishes only the prizes of $500 and up for each game, with how many were printed and how many are left, and a value needs the whole table. What the figures do say is that its top prize is still in play (1,049 of 1,551 left).
How does Cash Bar Multiplier compare with other $10 Minnesota scratch games?
5 of the 5 $10 games Minnesota lists still have a top prize unclaimed. Cash Bar Multiplier is #20 of 37 on our Minnesota list (games with a top prize still unclaimed first, by the share of their top prizes still unclaimed, then by the better overall odds).
Where do these numbers come from?
From the Minnesota Lottery's own prize figures, read daily. We show its prize levels of $500 and up as published and calculate nothing from them.

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