1 of 2
top prizes of $500,000 still out there
Ticket price$10
Top prize$500,000
Launch odds1 in 3.76
Prizes remaining (all tiers)191,769
Est. tickets left
≈20%
Winter Ice is a $10 scratch-off from the New Jersey Lottery (game #01945) with a top prize of $500,000 and overall odds of 1 in 3.76 at launch. 1 of 2 top prizes is gone, 1 is still unclaimed, and an estimated 20% of tickets remain. Across every prize tier, 191,769 prizes are still out there (it started with 972,173).
The board here runs ten prize levels, from break-even wins up to $500,000, and the money leans toward lots of smaller wins. Games built like this tend to pay out in small, steady doses instead of rare big hits. That part doesn't change day to day — it's the piece of the game you actually get to choose. Same time tomorrow — the board will have moved a little, and this page will move with it.
| Prize | Still out there | Started with |
|---|---|---|
| $500,000 | 1 | 2 |
| $5,000 | 2 | 6 |
| $2,000 | 5 | 24 |
| $500 | 256 | 1,378 |
| $200 | 351 | 1,992 |
| $100 | 8,148 | 46,384 |
| $50 | 26,831 | 144,696 |
| $30 | 20,460 | 107,207 |
| $20 | 47,404 | 243,769 |
| 🎟️ Free Ticket | 88,311 | 426,715 |
Prize counts come straight from official New Jersey lottery data. SmartScratcher refreshes them every morning — last update Sep 1, 2026.
1 of the 2 top prizes of $500,000 are still unclaimed, according to official New Jersey lottery data from Sep 1, 2026.
Winter Ice is a $10 scratch-off. It is game #01945 from the New Jersey Lottery.
The overall odds printed at launch are 1 in 3.76, 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 New Jersey lottery data, last refreshed on Sep 1, 2026. SmartScratcher updates every morning.
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