Are the top prizes in $2,000 OVERLOAD still available?

No — all 6 top prizes of $200,000 have been claimed, though tickets may still be sold.

What does a $2,000 OVERLOAD ticket pay back?

You get back about 74¢ of every $1, on average. That is an estimate from the Georgia Lottery's published prize counts, not a prediction for any single ticket.

Georgia · $10 ticket · #1838

$2,000 OVERLOAD

Updated Sep 19

Top prize is gone — every $200,000 prize has been claimed. A $10 ticket returns about 74¢ on average.

Top prize gone

Pays back per $1 74¢ about 77¢ when the game launched

Top prize $200,000 all claimed

How far along 74% about 74% of tickets already sold · roughly 1.3 million tickets left (estimated) 1 in 3.46 tickets wins something

Prizes still unclaimed

Prize	Still unclaimed	Originally printed
$200,000	0	6
$2,000	759	2,857
$500	419	1,672
$200	1,089	4,506
$100	6,804	27,587
$50	18,109	73,378
$30	40,787	163,296
$20	162,333	652,149
$10	130,871	489,060

The full numbers

Expected value, current: 0.7404 per $1 wagered
Expected value at launch: 0.7746 per $1 wagered
Overall odds as published: 1 in 3.46
Estimated tickets printed: 4,894,208
Estimated tickets remaining: 1,257,440
Estimated fraction sold: 0.7431
Game number: #1838

Payback trend across our stored snapshots:

Source: the Georgia Lottery's own game page. Every figure here is an estimate — how we figure them.