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No guesswork about live inventory. Exact current odds are unknown because unsold ticket counts are not published.
Official catalogue snapshot
Reviewed
87/100
Strongest published-data fit
3 in 1 Blue
1 in 3.09 published odds · 3 top prizes remaining from 3 published in total
Numbers are published or launch percentages. Bar lengths show normalised catalogue positions. Scores are not winning probabilities.
Catalogue check: 1 Aug 2026, 11:35 BST
Missing launch odds and prize tables lower confidence even when the catalogue check is fresh.
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How the reviewed cards compare
£5Game 1532
Reviewed published data
3 in 1 Blue
Top-prize value£1,000,000
- Published odds
- 1 in 3.09
- Top prizes remaining
- 3 remaining · 3 published total
- Launch return
- 68.84%
£5Game 1503
Reviewed published data
Red Hot 7s
Top-prize value£700,000
- Published odds
- 1 in 3.1
- Top prizes remaining
- 4 remaining · 4 published total
- Launch return
- 68.99%
£5Game 1488
Reviewed published data
Win £10, £100 or £1 Million
Top-prize value£1,000,000
- Published odds
- 1 in 3.35
- Top prizes remaining
- 1 remaining · 3 published total
- Launch return
- 69.49%
The honest limitation
No website can know exact live scratchcard odds.
The operator publishes launch odds, prize tables and the latest number of top prizes shown as remaining, but not how many tickets remain unsold. A top prize shown as remaining could also have been bought and not yet validated. Scout ranks the evidence that exists and shows when evidence is missing.