Fast Play / Print n Play Lottery Games by State
Fast Play and Print n Play games are instant lottery games printed on demand from lottery terminals or vending machines. They are similar to scratch offs because there is no scheduled drawing to wait for, but they are not preprinted scratch tickets. Some states publish remaining prize or jackpot information for these games.
Different states use different names for this category — Fast Play, FastPlay, Print n Play, InstaPlay, Quick Win, EZPLAY, or generically "terminal instant" games. This page combines all of them under one tracker view.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Fast Play lottery games?+
Fast Play games are instant lottery games printed on demand from a terminal or vending machine at the time of purchase, rather than being preprinted like traditional scratch-off tickets.
Are Fast Play games the same as scratch offs?+
No. Both are instant-win games with no scheduled drawing, but scratch-offs are preprinted tickets you physically scratch, while Fast Play tickets are generated fresh by a terminal when you buy them.
Are Fast Play and Print n Play the same thing?+
They describe the same underlying concept — a terminal-printed instant game — but the exact name varies by state. Print n Play is Virginia's brand name for this category; other states call it Fast Play, FastPlay, InstaPlay, Quick Win, or EZPLAY.
Do Fast Play games show remaining prizes?+
It depends on the state. Some publish live remaining-prize or jackpot data for Fast Play games; many do not publish this information at all. Where no automated data exists, this tracker links directly to the official state lottery source.
Why do some states use different names for Fast Play?+
Each state lottery brands its terminal-printed instant games independently — examples include Fast Play, FastPlay, Print n Play, InstaPlay, Quick Win, and EZPLAY. They all describe the same underlying concept.
Does this data predict winners?+
No. iGamingNavigator does not predict winners, improve odds, or guarantee any outcome. All data is informational and for comparison only.