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I Can't Believe I Threw Winning Vermont Scratch Tickets in the Trash!

Shawn scratches $50 in Vermont Lottery tickets, testing 15 Moola tickets and 35 Fast $50 tickets in a complete 50-ticket session. Every ticket costs $1 as Shawn searches for cow symbols, number matches and the elusive Fast $50 money bag. The session begins with 15 Moola scratch tickets. Several small wins appear early, including cow symbols that double $1 prizes into $2 winners. The Moola stack returns $8 before Shawn moves into 35 Fast $50 tickets. Fast $50 starts with a $1 winner, followed by several $2 tickets containing one or multiple number matches. The stack slowly increases the session total, but the money-bag symbol refuses to appear. The strongest prize arrives when one Fast $50 ticket returns $10. Another $5 winner and several smaller matches keep the session alive, but a long stretch of losing tickets makes a complete comeback increasingly unlikely. After the last ticket, Shawn initially counts $33 returned from the $50 spent. He then realizes that some winning tickets were accidentally placed in the trash pile. A second review uncovers another $3 in prizes and corrects the session total to $36 returned. The complete Vermont Lottery session finishes with a $14 loss, while the largest individual ticket win is $10. Subscribe to @ScratchTicketReview for real lottery tickets, honest outcomes, scratch ticket reviews and complete scratch off sessions from Vermont, New York, Massachusetts and beyond. Visit @ScratchTicketReviewShorts for quicker individual lottery and lotto ticket clips. Comment whether you have ever nearly thrown away a winning scratch ticket and which Vermont game Shawn should test next. 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