1 of 3
top prizes of $4,000,000 still out there
Ticket price$10
Top prize$4,000,000
Launch odds1 in 3.47
Prizes remaining (all tiers)2,324,733
Est. tickets left
≈57%
100X is a $10 scratch-off from the Massachusetts Lottery (game #552) with a top prize of $4,000,000 and overall odds of 1 in 3.47 at launch. 2 of 3 top prizes are gone, 1 is still unclaimed, and an estimated 57% of tickets remain. Across every prize tier, 2,324,733 prizes are still out there (it started with 4,061,132).
"100X" has 973,052 prizes of $10 still unclaimed, which is its most common win. Just below the top prize is the $1 million prize, with five left. The full count for every prize level is listed below.
Today's free summary of "100X" ends here. Every number behind it is on this page.
| Prize | Still out there | Started with |
|---|---|---|
| $4,000,000 | 1 | 3 |
| $1,000,000 | 5 | 9 |
| $10,000 | 116 | 196 |
| $1,000 | 3,645 | 6,174 |
| $500 | 6,480 | 11,368 |
| $200 | 5,786 | 10,192 |
| $150 | 7,040 | 12,348 |
| $100 | 119,870 | 210,602 |
| $50 | 80,282 | 141,120 |
| $25 | 80,485 | 141,120 |
| $20 | 644,369 | 1,128,960 |
| $15 | 403,602 | 705,600 |
| $10 | 973,052 | 1,693,440 |
Prize counts come straight from official Massachusetts lottery data. SmartScratcher refreshes them every morning — last update Oct 18, 2026.
1 of the 3 top prizes of $4,000,000 are still unclaimed, according to official Massachusetts lottery data from Oct 18, 2026.
100X is a $10 scratch-off. It is game #552 from the Massachusetts Lottery.
The overall odds printed at launch are 1 in 3.47, counting every prize tier. Odds shift as tickets sell and prizes get claimed — that's exactly what the prize table on this page tracks.
Prize counts come straight from official Massachusetts lottery data, last refreshed on Oct 18, 2026. SmartScratcher updates every morning.
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