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Game 2717

Money Multiplier

$5

Estimated return

Public inputs failed reliability checks, so this return is not ranked.

About 23 of every 100 tickets win any prize.

Top prizes left

5

of $100,000 each

Chance to come out ahead

N/A

How often a ticket pays more than its price

This comparison cannot find a winning ticket or store.

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Quick summary

What these numbers mean

We do not have enough reliable data to estimate this game's return right now. The official price, prizes, and chance of winning are still shown.

Prizes remainingHave the big prizes already been claimed?
PrizePrintedRemainingStill out there
$100,00055
100%
$1,0005050
100%
$500538538
100%
$2502,1722,172
100%
$10012,16412,163
100%
$5034,22034,217
100%
$2591,49091,486
100%
$15559,437559,423
100%
$5502,356502,338
100%

“Printed” is how many of each prize the game started with; the bar shows the share not yet claimed. Claims lag real scratching, so treat this as recent history, not a live count.

Official published valuesCopied from Texas Lottery public pages

Ticket price

$5

Top prize

$100,000

Pack size

75

Top prizes remaining

5

Official values are copied directly from Texas Lottery public game pages and prize counts. They do not imply real-time retailer or machine inventory.

How we compare this gameWhat comes back per ticket, on average

The modeled return and chance to finish ahead are summarized at the top of this page. Both use statewide public prize and sales data; neither describes a specific ticket, store, pack, or machine.

Data sources and methodologyWhere these numbers come from

Public inputs failed reliability checks, so this return is not ranked. Detailed modeled fields are hidden rather than shown as zero.

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