Here Are The Odds For The Latest $5 Texas Lottery Scratcher

Here Are The Odds For The Latest $5 Texas Lottery Scratcher

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The month of February has brought us a new $5 ticket from the Texas Lottery. The new ticket called Chameleon Cash was released on February 16, 2026, and has a top-prize of $100,000. The ticket concept is one that isn't used as much. Your numbers have to match within the same line.

Here are the odds of winning any prize on Chameleon Cash.

Every book of 50X Cash contains 75 tickets, which means each book costs $375, and this game has a guaranteed payout of $200.The question is, can you find those lucky rolls with the big wins?
Overall odds of winning any prize in Chameleon Cash are 1 in 4.18. Below is a more detailed breakdown of the odds. There are currently 5 top-prize tickets of $200,000. I can't wait to play this ticket.

 

Prize amount                  Approximate odds.

  • $5                                    1 in 9.38
  • $10                                  1 in 12.50
  • $20                                  1 in 37.50
  • $50                                  1 in 50
  • $100                                1 in 318.30
  • $300                                1 in 3130.43
  • $1,000                             1 in 77,538.46
  • $100,00                           1 in 1,008,000

All above information is courtesy of the Texas Lottery Website. 

Check out a couple of big wins from the Victoria area during the past couple of weeks.

  • A $30,000 winning ticket was sold at Walden's Mini Mart. The winning ticket was the top prize for the $2 Crazy Eights ticket.
  • A $10,000 winning ticket was sold at Everest Food Mart on Airline
  • A $50,000 winning ticket was sold at Sammy's In and Out on Mockingbird.
All of these wins fall under my personal category of all big wins happen at inconspicuous looking stores.
Do you have a specific store that you play the lottery at? Let us know and send us a message inside of our app.
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