3 of 3 left100%
MA
$15,000,000 MAGNIFICENT MILLIONS
$30 ticket
0.62
VI
$15M
top prize
3 of 3 remain100%
Available
VA$30 ticket
$1,000,000
Million-Dollar Scratcher
In The Money
Virginia
GSI Intelligence
0.33
GSI
#122
National Rank · of 148
#4
Virginia Rank · of 5
$1.0M
Top Prize
1/3
Top Prizes Remaining
33%
Jackpot Health
Jackpot Health
Percentage of the original $1M+ top prizes remaining.
1
of 3 top prizes remain
33%
top prizes remaining
Prize Pool Health
Percentage of the game's original total prize value — every prize tier, not just the top prize — that remains unclaimed.
$11.6M
of $29.9M total prize value
39%
of pool value remaining
Campaign Economics
EstimatedThe business scale behind the game, not just the top prize — derived from In The Money's real prize table and printed overall odds, never a scraped or third-party print-run figure.
$36.7M
Campaign revenue — full print run
~1,223,723 tickets est. printed
$14.6M
Revenue potential remaining
~485,548 tickets est. remaining
Campaign payout: 80% (US Census Bureau FY2024, Virginia)
$7.3M est. lottery retention
GSI Proprietary Research
39
RDS
33% inventory remaining · top 100% by remaining $ value · top 9% by ticket-level scarcity
36
BOS
Avg. of RDS 39 · VI 0.33 · Jackpot Health 33% · Pool Health 39%
Odds breakdown
Is In The Money worth buying?
Weak value right now
A Value Index of 0.33 is well under the 0.67 national average. Higher-value games are ranked above this one on the homepage.
Full prize table
Prize Pool History
30d/90d — Premium
Frequently asked questions
Value Index
0.33
National average: 0.67
Combines expected value per dollar (60%) with jackpot size relative to ticket price (40%).
State details
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