Direct answer: reported unclaimed is the originally listed prize count minus the officially reported claimed count, as of the report date. It does not reveal whether the ticket is unsold, already purchased, or available in a store.
Missing or inconsistent claimed counts stay “Not reported.” Zero top prizes reported unclaimed describes only the top tier, not every lower prize or the availability of tickets.
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Direct answer: on ScratchSignal, a prize “reported unclaimed” is the original number of prizes listed for a tier minus the number the official Texas report records as claimed, as of the report date. It does not reveal whether a related ticket is unsold, already purchased but unclaimed, distributed to a retailer, on a shelf, or available for purchase.
Official-source validation completed on October 16, 2026. Next source check due by October 19, 2026. Report a correction.
Original, claimed, and reported unclaimed
Originally listed is the number of prizes the official report lists for that prize tier.
Reported claimed is the official source's claimed count as of its report date.
Reported unclaimed is originally listed minus reported claimed, but only when the claimed value is present and valid.
If the official claimed value is blank, invalid, greater than the listed total, or otherwise inconsistent, ScratchSignal displays “Not reported” and does not invent a remaining count.
Worked example: Winning 7s #2124
This table includes every prize amount in the checked Texas report. We chose it because the counts are complete, not because we recommend the game.
A top-prize count describes only the highest listed prize tier. It does not summarize every lower tier, identify an unsold ticket, establish store distribution, or calculate the chance on the next ticket. A prize can remain unclaimed after its ticket has already been purchased.
What zero top prizes reported unclaimed means
Zero is a dated source status for the top prize tier. It does not prove that every lower prize has been claimed, that all tickets were sold, that every retailer stopped selling the game, or that the next ticket has a particular outcome. ScratchSignal preserves zero-top records in the Texas directory instead of silently removing them.
Source age, outages, and corrections
Every game page shows when Texas dated the report and when ScratchSignal checked it. If Texas is briefly late, we label the delay. After 72 hours without a recent report, we treat the saved numbers as historical and stop calling them current. We never fill a source outage with estimated counts.
Common questions
Do unclaimed prizes mean tickets are still in stores?
No. The associated ticket may already have been sold, and the prize report is not a retailer inventory feed.
Does zero top prizes mean no prizes remain?
No. It describes only the top tier as of the source date; lower tiers must be read separately.