The Android app is on Google Play today, with the same prize counts, printed odds, SmartScratcher Scores and daily notes as the iPhone app. And Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas and Ohio join the lineup, nineteen states in all. Both apps have all nineteen today: the Android app from day one, and the iPhone app with version 5.1, which shipped the same afternoon.
This summer SmartScratcher went from nine states to fifteen in one jump. Today it goes to nineteen, and for the first time it runs on Android phones too.
The four new ones are Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas and Ohio. Each is tracked the same way as the rest: every active scratch-off, every prize level, refreshed whenever the state lottery posts new numbers, with a SmartScratcher Score and a short daily note per game.
If you have been waiting on your state or your phone, this may be the day.
Arkansas publishes a prize table for every scratch-off, and now every one of those tables is in the app, counted prize by prize and refreshed each morning. Browse every Arkansas game and its remaining prizes free.
A big catalog with some of the largest top prizes in the Midwest. Illinois posts unclaimed prizes for every game on one page, and the app turns that page into a ranked list every day. Here is every Illinois game and what is still out there.
Kansas is the first state where the app covers three kinds of ticket at once: scratchers, Fast Play and pull tabs. Flip the switch at the top of the Kansas screen to move between them. Start with every Kansas scratch-off and its prize counts.
One of the busiest scratch-off states in the country, with new games landing most weeks. Ohio's prize counts update daily and the app grabs them each morning. See every Ohio game, counted prize by prize.
Same app, same data, now on Google Play. The free tier shows prize counts and odds for every game; the $2.99 a month subscription adds SmartScratcher Scores, rankings and deep dives, with a 3-day free trial.
In Oklahoma, Maryland and Kansas, flip the switch at the top of the screen to see Fast Play games. In Michigan and Kansas it shows pull tabs. Same scores, same prize counts, different ticket.
When a lottery prints more of a game, its value chart now shows a mark on that day, so a jump in remaining prizes reads as a restock and not a mystery.
The app now learns about new states and schedule changes on its own. The next state we add shows up in your state menu without an app update.
Free to download on either phone. Premium features include a 3-day free trial. If you already have the iPhone app, update to 5.1 and open the state menu; the new ones are right there. On Android they are there from the start.
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