Lotto scratch cards — tickets on sale

Only the ones the operator lists as being on sale. We refresh the catalogue once a day from the official Totalizator Sportowy listing. Withdrawn tickets are not here — if you have an unscratched ticket from years ago, the prize claim deadline is printed on the ticket and can be checked at any Lotto outlet.

Because the operator does not publish them in this listing. What we get from it is the ticket number, the price, the top prize and the sale dates — and that is what we show. The odds could be guessed from the price and the top prize, but such a number would read as the operator's own data while being our invention.

To calculate it you need the full prize table and the print run: how many tickets were printed and how many of them carry which prize. Neither is in the listing. Without them, an expected value is a guess, not a calculation.

A more expensive ticket has higher amounts in its prize table, but that does not mean more comes back. The rule is the same in every game of chance: the average payout is lower than the price of the ticket. Which particular scratch card does better than another cannot be settled from the available data, and we don't pretend otherwise.

From the official Totalizator Sportowy scratch card listing, fetched once a day. If a value is missing from the table, it means the operator does not provide it — we don't fill such gaps with our own estimates.

No. Tickets in a print run are distributed randomly, and no selection method — date, place of purchase, position in the roll — changes the odds. This page is for comparing products before purchase, not for predicting the outcome.