Super Loteria
Listed in the latest Texas report.

Start with the key facts below. Then open the prize table to see every prize amount in the Texas report.
Reported-unclaimed shares, not winning odds. Report a correction.
Top-prize strategy: Keep this game in your comparison. This does not show that the winning ticket is unsold, nearby, or more likely.

Texas at launch compared with Tally's estimate now
Tally presents ScratchSignal estimates in plain language. Official Texas facts stay labeled separately.
Tally's estimate, not a Texas update. ScratchSignal assumes winning and losing tickets leave the game at the same rate. An unclaimed prize may already be on a sold ticket. These are not official current odds, inventory, a prediction, or a recommendation.
Any listed prize
OFFICIAL TEXAS START1 in 3.77TALLY'S ESTIMATE NOWAbout 1 in 3.77About unchanged under this modelPrize above $5
STARTING CALCULATION1 in 6.9TALLY'S ESTIMATE NOWAbout 1 in 6.92About unchanged under this modelScratchSignal's proprietary model uses checked official inputs and a disclosed same-rate assumption. Texas game page checked September 20, 2026. Player store reports can enhance Tally's store-check order below, but never change these prize estimates.
See Tally's inputs, assumptions, and limits
The short version: Texas lists about 61,191,675 tickets in the game and published overall odds of 1 in 3.77, based on the end-of-production prize structure. ScratchSignal's proprietary model applies the share of winning prizes still reported unclaimed to that approximate ticket count. The published overall odds cross-check only that the starting numbers agree. It does not prove the estimate is accurate today.
Modeled ticket pool: the calculation produces about 53.19M tickets. That is a model step, not an official count of unsold tickets or store inventory.
The big assumption: the calculation acts as if winning and losing tickets leave the available pool at the same rate, and as if every unclaimed prize is still on an unsold ticket. Claim delays, distribution, returns, and sold-but-unclaimed winners can make the estimate wrong. It is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It is not official current odds, live inventory, store availability, a prediction, or a recommendation.
See what remains across the prize table
Top prize compared with the ticket-price prize: Top-prize reported-unclaimed share is higher by 2.8 percentage points. This compares prize counts only.
Changes in Texas reports
- October 15, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 6412827 to 6402230. Official source ↗
- October 15, 2026: Other game or prize-level numbers changed in the Texas report. Official source ↗
- October 15, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 14118110 to 14094367. Official source ↗
- October 14, 2026: Other game or prize-level numbers changed in the Texas report. Official source ↗
- October 14, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 6432984 to 6412827. Official source ↗
- October 14, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 14163081 to 14118110. Official source ↗
- October 12, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 14261193 to 14163081. Official source ↗
- October 12, 2026: Other game or prize-level numbers changed in the Texas report. Official source ↗
- October 12, 2026: Exact ticket-price prizes reported unclaimed changed from 6476461 to 6432984. Official source ↗
- October 8, 2026: Total prizes reported unclaimed changed from 14283191 to 14261193. Official source ↗
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.
How to read the comparison: Starting odds are ScratchSignal calculations from the official approximate ticket count and original prize counts. Tally's estimate uses ScratchSignal's proprietary model, the Texas game page checked September 20, 2026, and the same-rate assumption. A prize reported unclaimed may already be on a sold ticket, so the modeled number is limited evidence and not official current odds.
| Prize amount | Texas originally listed | Starting calculation compared with Tally now | Reported claimed | Latest reported unclaimed | Share reported unclaimed in this report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100,000 | 30 | STARTING CALCULATION1 in 2,039,723 → about 1 in 1,970,1523.5% higher modeled match frequency than the starting calculationTally estimate, not official current odds. | 3 | 27 | 90% |
| $5,000 | 153 | STARTING CALCULATION1 in 399,946 → about 1 in 402,986About unchanged under this modelTally estimate, not official current odds. | 21 | 132 | 86.2% |
| $500 | 6,077 | STARTING CALCULATION1 in 10,069 → about 1 in 10,144About unchanged under this modelTally estimate, not official current odds. |
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 #2743 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.