A clearer view of the odds.

Remaining prizes are not remaining tickets.

A lottery may publish how many prizes remain without publishing the number of unsold tickets. We do not invent that denominator. Without it, current win probabilities and expected value can be unknown.

Expected value is an estimate.

Gross EV adds each remaining prize amount multiplied by its estimated chance. EV per dollar divides gross EV by the ticket price. Neither predicts your next result, and gross EV does not subtract the ticket cost.

How the ranking works

SmartScore v2.0 compares published starting odds (40%), the share of cash prize value unclaimed (40%) and top prizes unclaimed (20%). All inputs are required. It can favor newer games and is not current win probability or expected return. Older snapshots retain their original metric label; scores from different versions are not comparable.

Check the source and date.

Each game links to its reported lottery source when available. Data older than seven days is marked stale. Unknown dates remain unknown. A snapshot can change after this page was generated; confirm the official source.

No top prizes does not mean no prizes.

A zero top-prize count is a specific warning about that tier. Smaller prizes may remain. Retired games can still have historical figures; those figures do not prove availability or claim eligibility.