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$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash Scratch-Off Odds & Remaining Prizes (Massachusetts)

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash (#341) is a $10 Massachusetts scratch-off ticket. 1 of 3 top prizes remaining. Published overall odds are 1 in 4.01. It ranks #26 among 110 eligible Massachusetts scratch-offs. Official source: Massachusetts Lottery.

How Many $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash Prizes Are Left?

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash has 1 of 3 top prizes remaining in Massachusetts, with about 72.7% of all listed prize tiers claimed.

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash top prize remaining

1

out of 3 originally printed

Overall prize claim rate

72.7%

of all listed prize tiers claimed

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash remaining prizes by tier

TierPrize AmountTotal PrizesRemainingClaimed %Published OddsCurrent Odds
1st$4M31
66.7%
1 in 5040000.001 in 4120437.00
2nd$1M51
80%
1 in 3024000.001 in 4120437.00
3rd$10K21059
71.9%
1 in 72000.001 in 69837.92
4th$1K7,2451,973
72.8%
1 in 2086.961 in 2088.41
5th$50020,4755,426
73.5%
1 in 738.461 in 759.39
6th$100266,70072,273
72.9%
1 in 56.691 in 57.01
7th$50151,20041,095
72.8%
1 in 100.001 in 100.27
8th$25302,40081,089
73.2%
1 in 50.001 in 50.81
9th$20604,800165,599
72.6%
1 in 25.001 in 24.88
10th$152,419,200660,478
72.7%
1 in 6.251 in 6.24

What Are the Odds of Winning $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash lists published overall odds of 1 in 4.01 for winning any prize. Top-prize odds and the odds of winning more than the ticket price are longer and change as tickets and prizes are claimed.

Overall odds (any prize)

1 in 4.01

Includes break-even and lower-tier prizes

Published top prize odds

1 in 5040000

Original odds at launch for the top tier

Current estimated top prize odds

1 in 4120437

Based on remaining tickets vs remaining top prizes

Odds to win more than the ticket

1 in 4.01

Combined odds of any prize above $10

How Many $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash Tickets Are Left?

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash had 15,120,000 tickets printed. Lottery Valley estimates about 4,120,437 remain (27.3% of the print run) based on overall prize depletion.

Total tickets printed

15,120,000

Estimated tickets remaining

4,120,437

27.3% of print run left

Estimated tickets sold

10,999,563

How $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash Ranks in Massachusetts

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash currently ranks #26 of 110 eligible Massachusetts scratch-offs in Lottery Valley's composite ranking, with an estimated payout rate of 84%. Rankings compare published odds and prize data; they aren't recommendations, and on average every game pays back less than it costs.

Massachusetts scratch-off ranking

#26 of 110

among eligible Massachusetts scratch-offs

Estimated payout rate

84%

On average, a $10 ticket returns about $8.38 in prizes — an average loss of $1.62.

Prize pool claim rate

72.7%

Higher claim rates mean fewer prizes remain

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

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash Ticket Details

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash is game #341 in the Massachusetts Lottery scratch-off portfolio. It costs $10 with a $4M top prize.

Ticket price and game number
$10 · #341
Launch date
July 12, 2022
Current status
active
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$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash: odds, prizes, and rank

  • $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash has 1 of 3 top prizes still available in Massachusetts.
  • Published overall odds for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash are 1 in 4.01, counting any prize as a win.
  • Current estimated top-prize odds are 1 in 4120437, based on remaining tickets versus remaining top prizes.
  • $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash has an estimated payout rate of 84%, based on published prize tiers. On average, a $10 ticket returns about $8.38 in prizes — an average loss of $1.62.
  • $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash currently ranks #26 of 110 eligible Massachusetts scratch-offs in Lottery Valley's composite ranking.
  • An estimated 4,120,437 of 15,120,000 printed tickets remain in circulation.

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash remaining prizes, odds, availability, and ticket details in Massachusetts.

How much does a $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash ticket cost?

A $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash scratch-off ticket costs $10 in Massachusetts.

What is the top prize for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

The top prize for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash is $4,000,000.

How many top prizes are left for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

As of the last update, $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash has 1 top prizes remaining out of 3 originally printed.

What are the odds of winning $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

The published overall odds of winning any prize on $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash are 1 in 4.01. Individual prize tiers have different odds, shown in the remaining-prizes table on this page.

What are the odds of winning more than the ticket price on $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

Combining every prize tier above the $10 ticket price, the odds of winning more than you paid on $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash are about 1 in 4.01. Overall odds also count prizes equal to the ticket price, so they are higher.

What are the current odds of winning the top prize on $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

Based on estimated remaining tickets and remaining top prizes, the current top-prize odds for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash are about 1 in 4120437. Published launch odds may differ because fewer tickets and prizes remain in circulation.

Is $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash still available in Massachusetts?

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash is listed as an active Massachusetts scratch-off with remaining prize data published by the state lottery. Availability at retail stores can vary by location.

How many $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash tickets are left?

$4,000,000 Jumbo Cash had 15,120,000 tickets printed. Lottery Valley estimates about 4,120,437 tickets remain (27.3% of the original print run), based on overall prize depletion.

What is the payout rate for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

Lottery Valley estimates $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash pays back about 84% of ticket sales in prizes, based on published prize tiers. On average, a $10 ticket returns about $8.38 in prizes — an average loss of $1.62. It's an average across all tickets, not what any single ticket will win.

How do I claim prizes from $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash?

Small $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash prizes can usually be claimed at authorized Massachusetts lottery retailers. Larger prizes typically require a claim form and visit to a lottery office. See the official Massachusetts lottery site for current claim thresholds and deadlines.

Where does $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash data come from and when was it last updated?

Remaining prizes, odds, and ticket details for $4,000,000 Jumbo Cash come from published Massachusetts 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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