Game No. 2655 - Extreme Multiplier
State: Texas
Last Updated: 08/18/2025 at 12:11PM EDT
Image Credit: Texas State Lottery
Ticket Price: $20
Expected Value (EV): -$4.95
Starting Odds: 1 in 3.75
Current Odds to Win $100 or More: 1 in 19.64
Current Odds to Win $1,000 or More: 1 in 16,858.79
Current Odds to Win $10,000 or More: 1 in 145,367.31
Estimated Tickets Remaining: 7,704,467.5 (93.99%)
Total $1,000,000 Prizes Remaining: 4 out of 4
Total $100,000 Prizes Remaining: 8 out of 8
Total $10,000 Prizes Remaining: 41 out of 41
About "Game No. 2655 - Extreme Multiplier" Scratch-Off Game in Texas
The "Game No. 2655 - Extreme Multiplier" scratch-off game is one of the lottery options available in Texas. The price of a ticket is $20.
The Expected Value (EV) of a ticket in Game No. 2655 - Extreme Multiplier is -$4.95, which represents the average return based on current prizes remaining.
When this game was first released, the starting odds of winning were 1 in 3.75.
The odds of winning at least $100 in Game No. 2655 - Extreme Multiplier are 1 in 19.64.
The chances of securing $1,000 or more are 1 in 16,858.79.
For those dreaming of hitting a jackpot, the odds of winning $10,000 or more are 1 in 145,367.31.
As of the last update on 08/18/2025 at 12:11PM EDT, approximately 93.99% of tickets are still in circulation. This means there are still unclaimed prizes waiting to be won in Texas's Game No. 2655 - Extreme Multiplier scratch-off game.
Prize Chart
| Prize | Total Prizes | Prizes Remaining | Starting Odds | Current Odds | Change in Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $20 | 852,147 | 801,864 | 1 in 9.62 | 1 in 9.61 | 0.12% |
| $40 | 524,546 | 492,689 | 1 in 15.63 | 1 in 15.64 | -0.06% |
| $60 | 262,523 | 246,491 | 1 in 31.23 | 1 in 31.26 | -0.1% |
| $80 | 131,116 | 123,035 | 1 in 62.52 | 1 in 62.62 | -0.16% |
| $100 | 327,901 | 307,869 | 1 in 25 | 1 in 25.03 | -0.1% |
| $200 | 82,205 | 77,431 | 1 in 99.72 | 1 in 99.5 | 0.22% |
| $500 | 6,929 | 6,520 | 1 in 1,183.07 | 1 in 1,181.67 | 0.12% |
| $2,000 | 418 | 404 | 1 in 19,611.3 | 1 in 19,070.46 | 2.76% |
| $10,000 | 41 | 41 | 1 in 199,939.63 | 1 in 187,913.84 | 6.01% |
| $100,000 | 8 | 8 | 1 in 1,024,690.63 | 1 in 963,058.44 | 6.01% |
| $1,000,000 | 4 | 4 | 1 in 2,049,381.25 | 1 in 1,926,116.88 | 6.01% |
How Are the Odds Calculated for Texas Scratch-Off Games?
The odds and statistics for Texas's scratch-off games are based on official lottery data processed through statistical models. This is to help players understand their chances of winning in Texas's scratch-off games. Here's how each metric is determined:
- Starting Odds: These are the official odds provided by the Texas lottery at the scratch-off game's launch. They indicate the probability of winning any prize when all tickets are still in circulation.
- Estimated % Tickets Remaining: If not provided by the state, this is estimated based on the number of claimed prizes relative to the game's original prize structure. For example, if a game started with 1 million scratch-off tickets and half of the top prizes have been claimed, it is estimated that about 50% of the scratch-off tickets have been sold.
- Current Odds to Win $100/$1,000/$10,000 or More: These odds indicate the likelihood of winning higher-tier prizes in Texas scratch-off games. They are determined by summing the probabilities of all applicable prize amounts using the current odds.
- Current Odds to Win the Grand Prize: This metric shows the probability of winning the game's largest prize, adjusted for the estimated remaining tickets and current odds.
- Expected Value (EV): EV represents the average return of a single scratch-off ticket based on the current prizes remaining. It is calculated by multiplying each prize amount by its probability of winning (prizes remaining ÷ estimated tickets remaining), summing these values, and subtracting the ticket price. A positive EV indicates an expected profit per ticket, while a negative EV indicates an expected loss.
Games, prizes, and odds for Texas scratch-off games are sourced directly fromThe Official Texas Lottery website.