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$2,000 OVERLOAD Scratch-Off Odds & Remaining Prizes (Georgia)

$2,000 OVERLOAD (#1838) is a $10 Georgia scratch-off ticket. 0 of 6 top prizes remaining. Published overall odds are 1 in 3.46. Official source: Georgia Lottery.

How Many $2,000 OVERLOAD Prizes Are Left?

$2,000 OVERLOAD has 0 of 6 top prizes remaining in Georgia, with about 75.1% of all listed prize tiers claimed.

$2,000 OVERLOAD top prize remaining

0

out of 6 originally printed

Overall prize claim rate

75.1%

of all listed prize tiers claimed

$2,000 OVERLOAD remaining prizes by tier

TierPrize AmountTotal PrizesRemainingClaimed %
1st$200K60
100%
2nd$2K2,857735
74.3%
3rd$5001,672395
76.4%
4th$2004,5061,058
76.5%
5th$10027,5876,611
76%
6th$5073,37817,629
76%
7th$30163,29639,748
75.7%
8th$20652,149158,080
75.8%
9th$10489,060127,744
73.9%

What Are the Odds of Winning $2,000 OVERLOAD?

$2,000 OVERLOAD lists published overall odds of 1 in 3.46 for winning any prize. Top-prize and profit odds are narrower and change as tickets and prizes are claimed.

Overall odds (any prize)

1 in 3.46

Includes break-even and lower-tier prizes

Is $2,000 OVERLOAD Worth Buying in Georgia Right Now?

$2,000 OVERLOAD is tracked on Lottery Valley, but it is not in the current Georgia ranking set because all top prizes have been claimed. Compare remaining prizes and odds before buying.

Georgia scratch-off ranking

Not ranked

all top prizes have been claimed

Prize pool claim rate

75.1%

Higher claim rates mean fewer prizes remain

See the best Georgia scratch-off tickets to buy for a ranked shortlist across the full state database.

$2,000 OVERLOAD Ticket Details

$2,000 OVERLOAD is game #1838 in the Georgia Lottery scratch-off portfolio. It costs $10 with a $200K top prize.

Ticket price and game number
$10 · #1838
Launch date
April 15, 2025
Current status
active

$2,000 OVERLOAD: odds, prizes, and rank

  • $2,000 OVERLOAD has 0 of 6 top prizes still available in Georgia.
  • Published overall odds for $2,000 OVERLOAD are 1 in 3.46, counting any prize as a win.
  • $2,000 OVERLOAD is not in the current Georgia ranking set: all top prizes have been claimed.

$2,000 OVERLOAD Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about $2,000 OVERLOAD remaining prizes, odds, availability, and ticket details in Georgia.

How much does a $2,000 OVERLOAD ticket cost?

A $2,000 OVERLOAD scratch-off ticket costs $10 in Georgia.

What is the top prize for $2,000 OVERLOAD?

The top prize for $2,000 OVERLOAD is $200,000.

How many top prizes are left for $2,000 OVERLOAD?

As of the last update, $2,000 OVERLOAD has 0 top prizes remaining out of 6 originally printed.

What are the odds of winning $2,000 OVERLOAD?

The published overall odds of winning any prize on $2,000 OVERLOAD are 1 in 3.46. Individual prize tiers have different odds, shown in the remaining-prizes table on this page.

Is $2,000 OVERLOAD still available in Georgia?

$2,000 OVERLOAD still appears in Georgia lottery listings, but no top prizes remain. The game may end early once key prizes are exhausted.

How do I claim prizes from $2,000 OVERLOAD?

Small $2,000 OVERLOAD prizes can usually be claimed at authorized Georgia lottery retailers. Larger prizes typically require a claim form and visit to a lottery office. See the official Georgia lottery site for current claim thresholds and deadlines.

Where does $2,000 OVERLOAD data come from and when was it last updated?

Remaining prizes, odds, and ticket details for $2,000 OVERLOAD come from published Georgia Lottery data synced to Lottery Valley and last updated on October 3, 2026. Always confirm final ticket details on the official lottery site before buying.

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