Lottery Tracker by State
All 50 US states plus Washington DC. States with automated tracking show live scratch-off remaining prize data; other states link directly to their official lottery site.
Every US state lottery publishes its own scratch-off prize data, and no two publish it the same way. We group states by how reliably we can read that data, so you know what to expect before you click through.
Automated Tracking states are refreshed twice a day from the state lottery's own prize tables. On those pages you can see how many top prizes are still unclaimed, which games are nearly exhausted, and which tickets have only just gone on sale. Official Link Only and Manual Review states either publish prize data in a format we do not parse automatically or do not publish remaining-prize counts at all — for those we link you straight to the official source rather than show stale numbers.
Remaining-prize data is a snapshot, not a guarantee. A prize shown as unclaimed may have been sold and not yet redeemed, and state lotteries update on their own schedules. Always confirm against the official state lottery site before buying, and see our lottery guides for how to read prize-tier tables.
Automated Tracking
Official Link Only
Coming Soon
No State Lottery
Not Applicable
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do some states show live data and others only a link?+
It depends on what the state lottery publishes. States in the Automated Tracking group expose machine-readable prize tables that we refresh twice daily. The rest either publish prize data only as PDFs or images, or do not publish remaining-prize counts at all, so we link to the official site instead of guessing.
How often is remaining-prize data updated?+
Automated states refresh twice a day. The underlying state lotteries update on their own schedules — often once daily, sometimes weekly — so the figures shown reflect the most recent publication, not a live count of tickets in stores.
Does a state with no lottery appear here?+
Yes, listed under No State Lottery. A handful of US states do not run a lottery at all, and they are shown for completeness so you can confirm rather than wonder.
Can I still buy a scratch-off after the top prize is gone?+
Usually yes — states are not required to pull a game the moment its top prize is claimed, and lower prize tiers often remain. Our top-prize-gone pages exist precisely so you can see which games are in that state before you buy.
Is this an official lottery site?+
No. iGamingNavigator is an independent tracker. We do not sell tickets and we are not affiliated with any state lottery. Every state page links to its official source so you can verify the numbers yourself.