$25 New York vs $25 Massachusetts Scratch Tickets! - Which State Paid More?

We bought 25 New York Lottery scratch tickets and 25 Massachusetts Lottery scratch tickets for a complete $50 state-versus-state comparison. Matt and Shawn each take one state and test five different $1 ticket designs to see which group of scratch offs returns more money. The session starts quickly, with an early $3 winner giving one side the initial lead. Massachusetts responds with money-bag symbols, while both states continue finding small $1 and $2 prizes throughout their ticket stacks. New York begins creating separation when Triple Match produces the biggest prize of the session - a $5 winner. Lucky 7 adds another small return, but Massachusetts refuses to disappear and gradually closes the gap with a coin symbol, matching tickets and a late $4 win. With only two tickets remaining on each side, the score becomes tied at $10 to $10. The entire New York-versus-Massachusetts scratch ticket comparison then comes down to one final winner. New York finishes with $12 returned from $25, while Massachusetts returns $10 from $25. New York wins the direct comparison by $2, but the complete session returns only $22 from the $50 spent, producing a combined $28 loss. Across all 50 lottery tickets, Matt and Shawn find ten winning tickets and 40 losing tickets. The largest individual prize is $5, proving that winning the state comparison does not necessarily mean finishing the session in profit. @ScratchTicketReview features real scratch tickets, honest outcomes, complete scratch offs and full lottery ticket sessions from New York, Massachusetts, Vermont and beyond. Visit @ScratchTicketReviewShorts for quicker individual lottery and lotto ticket clips. Drop a like, subscribe, comment which two states should compete next and share the video with another scratcher. This video is for entertainment and review purposes only. Lottery tickets are games of chance. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Must be 18+. Please play responsibly and never spend more than you can afford to lose. #ScratchTicketReview #scratchtickets #lotterytickets