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$350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 Arkansas $20 scratch ticket$20

$350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855

Game #855 · $20 ticket · Data as of 8/5/2026

Serious Score 32Overall odds: 1 in 3Medium Confidence
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About This Game

$350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 is a $20 scratch-offs from the Arkansas Lottery with overall odds of 1 in 3.

At 78¢ per dollar, $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 delivers an excellent return compared to most scratch-offs in Arkansas. The return rate has held relatively steady since this game launched.

Only 1 of the original 3 top prizes of $350K remain. The biggest payouts are becoming scarce. Prizes are distributed across many tiers, giving players frequent smaller wins. Notably, you have a 1 in 3 chance of at least breaking even, better than most games at this price.

Ranked #8 among $20 games in Arkansas, there are higher-rated options at this price point. Check our Arkansas rankings for the current top picks.

Roughly 24% of printed tickets are still in circulation.

Key Metrics

60d
Serious Score32
Current Rate78¢Original: 78¢ · Shift: 0¢
Overall RankN/Aall US games
Tickets Remaining (Estimated)
442.7Kof 1.9M printed
~163 days left

Win Probabilities

60d
Top Prize$350K
1 of 3 leftDistributed
P(Breakeven)1 in 3(33.6700%)
Any Prize
1 in 3
≥ $500
1 in 171
≥ $1K
1 in 13,022
≥ $5K
1 in 110,686
≥ $10K
1 in 147,580
≥ $100K
1 in 442,741
≥ $200K
1 in 442,741

Common Questions

What are the odds of winning $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855?
The overall odds of winning any prize on $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 are 1 in 3.
How much does a $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 ticket cost?
A $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 ticket costs $20.
What is the top prize for $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855?
The top prize for $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 is $350,000, with 1 prizes still remaining.
How many $350,000 Jackpot - Game No. 855 tickets are left?
An estimated 442.7K tickets remain, approximately 24% of the total printed.