Data freshGood through October 15, 2026

PRIZE COUNTS FROM THE TEXAS REPORT · GAME #2430

Bonus Break the Bank

Listed in the latest Texas report.

Data freshTDLR official report dated October 15, 2026. Last checked by ScratchSignal October 16, 2026 at 11:30 AM UTC. Newest verified report.View source ↗

Start with the key facts below. Then open the prize table to see every prize amount in the Texas report.

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TICKET PRICE$5

TOP PRIZE$100,000 · 5 of 10 reported unclaimed

Numbers as of October 15, 2026

Top-prize strategy: Keep this game in your comparison. This does not show that the winning ticket is unsold, nearby, or more likely.

PRIZE-COUNT COMPARISONS

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ALL PRIZES REPORTED UNCLAIMED1,858,404

TOP-PRIZE SHARE50% · 5 of 10

SHARE OF $5 PRIZES STILL REPORTED UNCLAIMED40.5% · 710,371 of 1,750,840

PRIZE LEVELS STILL REPRESENTED9 of 9

PRIZE LEVELS ABOVE $5 STILL REPRESENTED8 of 8

SHARE OF ABOVE-PRICE PRIZES STILL REPORTED UNCLAIMED38.7% · 1,148,033 of 2,964,480

Top prize compared with the ticket-price prize: Top-prize reported-unclaimed share is higher by 9.4 percentage points. This compares prize counts only.

These percentages do not show your chance of winning. They compare listed prize counts, not tickets. Texas does not publish how many tickets remain unsold or whether an unclaimed prize is already on a sold ticket. Without those numbers, no one can calculate current next-ticket odds or expected value from this report alone. If a percentage and count ever seem different, use the official count.

WHAT CHANGED

Changes in Texas reports

October 15, 2026: Other game or prize-level numbers changed in the Texas report. Official source ↗
October 15, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 711799 to 710371. Official source ↗
October 15, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 1862355 to 1858404. Official source ↗
October 14, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 1869846 to 1862355. Official source ↗
October 14, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 714482 to 711799. Official source ↗
October 14, 2026: Other game or prize-level numbers changed in the Texas report. Official source ↗
October 12, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 1885547 to 1869846. Official source ↗
October 12, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 720265 to 714482. Official source ↗
October 12, 2026: Other game or prize-level numbers changed in the Texas report. Official source ↗
October 8, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 721671 to 720265. Official source ↗

PRIZE COUNTS IN THE TEXAS REPORT

What is still reported unclaimed at every prize amount

These are the numbers in the Texas report dated October 15, 2026. Each filled bar shows the share still reported unclaimed; the unfilled part shows the share no longer reported unclaimed in that report. This is prize-count depletion, not total tickets left or your chance of winning.

Bonus Break the Bank #2430 official prize tiers
Prize amount	Texas originally listed	Reported claimed	Latest reported unclaimed	Share reported unclaimed in this report
$100,000	10	5	5	50%
$5,000	102	67	35	34.3%
$500	2,537	1,577	960	37.8%
$100	66,501	41,218	25,283	38%
$50	336,757	207,847	128,910	38.2%
$20	403,915	248,615	155,300	38.4%
$15	807,963	495,701

About these numbers and their limits

Does “unclaimed” mean the prize is still in a store?: No. The ticket may already have been sold but not claimed.
Does the retention gap mean this game has improved odds?: No. It describes a difference between two reported prize-tier shares and does not measure current odds.
Where do these counts come from?: The official Texas scratch-off file, dated October 15, 2026 and checked by ScratchSignal on October 16, 2026 at 11:30 AM UTC.
How did we check whether this game was listed?: We matched game #2430 against the Texas report dated October 15, 2026. It appeared there. That tells us only what the report listed, not what stores have in stock.

Independent presentation; not endorsed by Texas, TDLR, its lottery program, or any retailer. See sources and ticket-image attribution. Learn how to read reported-unclaimed counts. See why retention is not current odds. Read the full definitions and limits. Report a correction.

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Tally presents ScratchSignal's result without exposing proprietary weights. Official current-game sales and up to one year of other same-price game sales at the store build the starting number. The latest complete Texas prize table then adjusts that number as the game depletes. The depletion input is the share of listed winning prizes still reported unclaimed, not a count of unsold tickets. Only the newest accepted report from each pseudonymous contributor counts for a store and game. Anonymous reports start pending and are accepted only after at least three independent anonymous contributors report the same store and game across at least 30 minutes. Signed-in reports are accepted immediately but remain subject to rejection for abuse. Per-contributor and privacy-preserving network limits apply, and every report must follow a fresh store search. Empty-slot reports lose half their weight every two hours. A Player Boost needs at least four recent accepted reports across 45 minutes, including two purchases. A Player Warning needs at least four recent accepted empty-slot reports across 45 minutes. Monthly sales are historical, unaudited, and may be adjusted. We store the retailer you choose, not your precise location or travel history.

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Bonus Break the Bank #2430 official prize tiers

Prize amount

Texas originally listed

Reported claimed

Latest reported unclaimed

Share reported unclaimed in this report

$100,000

50%

$5,000

102

34.3%

$500

2,537

1,577

960

37.8%

$100

66,501

41,218

25,283

38%

$50

336,757

207,847

128,910

38.2%

$20

403,915

248,615

155,300

38.4%

$15

807,963

495,701

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