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Where the big winning tickets were sold, and what's still out there. Each claim sits at the city of the store that sold it. Bright areas have already seen a lot of action; dark areas haven't.
Tap a game to see where its prizes landed on the map. Each card shows the game's big prize levels, as the Florida Lottery reports them. The top prize is the game's biggest; everything under it is a secondary prize. The Lottery publishes store locations for the top levels only, so $100K claims count here but aren't on the map.
Source: Florida Lottery “Top Prize Winners & Retailer Information” PDFs and game pages for 18 games priced $20–$50, pulled 11/11/2026. 347 mapped claims. Payouts are the amounts listed in the PDFs, mostly cash-option lump sums. “Unclaimed” means not yet claimed: a ticket may already be sold and sitting in someone's drawer. County populations are U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2024 estimates (July 1, 2024). “Expected” spreads the claims across counties by population share only; real ticket sales also depend on retailer counts, tourism and how much people spend on lottery tickets, so treat the ratios as a rough guide. Cities are placed at their ZIP-code center. When one game is selected, each winning store gets its own dot fanned around its city, so positions within a town are approximate.