How many $1,000,000 prizes are left in Million Dollar Loteria?

8 of 10 as of October 25, 2026. The chance that a ticket bought today is a top-prize winner is about 1 in 2,836,458.

What are the odds of winning anything on Million Dollar Loteria?

1 in 3.30 as of October 25, 2026, compared with 1 in 3.29 printed at launch. Cash-only odds are 1 in 3.30, and the odds of winning more than the $20 ticket price are 1 in 5.45.

Is Million Dollar Loteria worth buying?

Its current payout is 74.6% ($14.91 back per $20 ticket), rank #17 of 77 in Texas. The best $20 alternative as of October 25, 2026 is 200X The Cash (#2613, $20) at 75.5%. No scratcher has a positive expected value; this is about losing less over time.

How many Million Dollar Loteria tickets are left?

We estimate 22,691,666 of roughly 25,701,776 printed tickets are unsold (11.7% sold), derived from the prizes claimed at each tier and their published odds.

When did Million Dollar Loteria launch and is it still on sale?

It launched on August 17, 2026. It is still on sale.

Million Dollar Loteria — $20 Texas Scratch-Off #2764

Data captured October 25, 2026, 04:25 UTC · launched August 17, 2026

Million Dollar Loteria Texas scratch-off ticket

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Million Dollar Loteria (#2764) is a $20 Texas scratch-off launched on August 17, 2026. As of October 25, 2026 it ranks #17 of 77 active games on current payout (74.6%, $14.91 expected back per ticket) and #8 of 17 $20 games, #2 on any-prize odds (1 in 3.30) and #71 on top-prize odds (1 in 2,836,458). Since launch the payout has fallen 0.4 points (75.0% at launch) and your chance of winning something has fallen 0.3% (1 in 3.29 at launch). 8 of 10 top prizes of $1,000,000 remain, and we estimate 22,691,666 tickets are still unsold (11.7% 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

74.6%

75.0% at launch

Expected value

$14.91

per $20 ticket

Any-prize odds

1 in 3.30

1 in 3.29 at launch

Cash odds

1 in 3.30

excludes free tickets

Profit odds

1 in 5.45

win more than $20

$600+ odds

1 in 8,521

claim-at-lottery prizes

Top prizes left

8 of 10

$1,000,000 each

Tickets remaining

88.3%

≈ 22,691,666 tickets

Last top prize claimed: October 20, 2026, 5 days ago.

Prizes remaining

Every prize level in Million Dollar Loteria, 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 Texas game, see odds by prize size. Across all tiers, 6,879,158 of 7,818,028 prizes (88.0%) are still out there.

Prize	Odds at launch	Odds now	Total	Claimed	Remaining	% left
$1,000,000	1 in 2,570,178	1 in 2,836,458	10	2	8	80.0%
$20,000	1 in 597,716	1 in 553,455	43	2	41	95.3%
$5,000	1 in 74,932	1 in 72,266	343	29	314	91.5%
$1,000	1 in 9,958	1 in 9,866	2,581	281	2,300	89.1%
$500	1 in 2,136	1 in 2,142	12,035	1,441	10,594	88.0%
$250	1 in 385.1	1 in 386.6	66,748	8,047	58,701	87.9%
$200	1 in 138.9	1 in 139.3	185,051	22,203	162,848	88.0%
$150	1 in 124.8	1 in 125.3	205,886	24,846	181,040	87.9%
$100	1 in 27.9	1 in 28.0	919,945	110,870	809,075	87.9%
$50	1 in 25.0	1 in 25.1	1,028,071	124,027	904,044	87.9%
$40	1 in 50.0	1 in 50.2	514,059	62,062	451,997	87.9%
$30	1 in 14.3	1 in 14.3	1,799,106	216,092	1,583,014	88.0%
$20	1 in 8.33	1 in 8.36	3,084,150	368,968	2,715,182	88.0%
All prizes	1 in 3.29	1 in 3.30	7,818,028	938,870	6,879,158	88.0%

How Million Dollar Loteria has moved

Current payout (solid) and any-prize odds (dashed, inverted so up is better) since we began tracking Million Dollar Loteria. 49 daily readings.

Recent claims of $1,000 and up

October 24, 2026: 10 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,300 remain.
October 23, 2026: one $5,000 prize was claimed; 314 remain.
October 23, 2026: 4 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,310 remain.
October 22, 2026: one $5,000 prize was claimed; 315 remain.
October 22, 2026: 3 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,314 remain.
October 21, 2026: one $1,000 prize was claimed; 2,317 remain.
October 20, 2026: one $1,000,000 prize was claimed; 8 remain.
October 20, 2026: one $5,000 prize was claimed; 316 remain.
October 20, 2026: 11 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,318 remain.
October 17, 2026: one $5,000 prize was claimed; 317 remain.
October 17, 2026: 5 $1,000 prizes were claimed; 2,329 remain.
October 16, 2026: one $5,000 prize was claimed; 318 remain.

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

Million Dollar Loteria: common questions

How many $1,000,000 prizes are left in Million Dollar Loteria?: 8 of 10 as of October 25, 2026. The chance that a ticket bought today is a top-prize winner is about 1 in 2,836,458.
What are the odds of winning anything on Million Dollar Loteria?: 1 in 3.30 as of October 25, 2026, compared with 1 in 3.29 printed at launch. Cash-only odds are 1 in 3.30, and the odds of winning more than the $20 ticket price are 1 in 5.45.
Is Million Dollar Loteria worth buying?: Its current payout is 74.6% ($14.91 back per $20 ticket), rank #17 of 77 in Texas. The best $20 alternative as of October 25, 2026 is 200X The Cash (#2613, $20) at 75.5%. No scratcher has a positive expected value; this is about losing less over time.
How many Million Dollar Loteria tickets are left?: We estimate 22,691,666 of roughly 25,701,776 printed tickets are unsold (11.7% sold), derived from the prizes claimed at each tier and their published odds.
When did Million Dollar Loteria launch and is it still on sale?: It launched on August 17, 2026. It is still on sale.

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Lucky 7 Tripler — 74.8% payout, 1 in 3.44 any prize

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