ScratchStats uses a combination of statistical analysis and machine learning algorithms to provide insights into scratch lotto ticket trends. Our calculations are based on historical data and patterns observed in the Ontario lottery system.

Key Factors in Our Calculations

Accuracy and Reliability

While we strive to provide accurate and reliable information, it is important to note that our calculations are based on statistical analysis and historical data. ScratchStats does not guarantee lottery outcomes or winnings, and users should exercise caution and discretion when using our platform.

Example Game

Prize Amount Total Winners Unclaimed
$300,000.00 4 2
$30,000.00 2 0
$3,000.00 2 1
$500.00 3318 1616
$400.00 4594 2199
$300.00 3063 1476
$250.00 6891 3279
$200.00 4093 1969
$100.00 87996 42337

Based on the provided data, here's how you can evaluate whether this game is worth playing:

  1. Calculate Total Remaining Tickets: Add up all the unclaimed prizes. - 2 + 0 + 1 + 1616 + 2199 + 1476 + 3279 + 1969 + 42337 = 54,879
  2. Calculate Total Prizes Initially Available: Add up the total winners for each prize tier. - 4 + 2 + 2 + 3318 + 4594 + 3063 + 6891 + 4093 + 87996 = 111,963
  3. Calculate Remaining Percentage for Each Prize Tier: - Divide the unclaimed prizes by the total winners for each prize tier, then multiply by 100. - Example for $300,000 prize: (2 / 4) times 100 = 50%
  4. Key Remaining Percentages:
    - $300,000: 50%
    - $30,000: 0%
    - $3,000: 50%
    - $500: (1616 / 3318) times 100 approx 48.7%
    - $400: (2199 / 4594) times 100 approx 47.9%
    - $300: (1476 / 3063) times 100 approx 48.2%
    - $250: (3279 / 6891) times 100 approx 47.6%
    - $200: (1969 / 4093) times 100 approx 48.1%
    - $100: (42337 / 87996) times 100 approx 48.1%
  5. Compare Top Prize Percentage to Overall Remaining Tickets: - Top Prize ($300,000) Remaining Percentage: 50%
    - Overall Tickets Remaining Percentage: (54,879 / 111,963) times 100 approx 49.0%
  6. Analysis: The remaining percentage of top prizes ($300,000) is slightly higher than the overall remaining tickets percentage, suggesting this game may be marginally more favorable for chasing top prizes. However, the second-tier prize ($30,000) is entirely depleted, which may lower the overall attractiveness depending on user priorities.