(Longview, Texas) - You know, I don't win all the time but it is fun to play the Texas Lottery. It's that anticipation of matching a number and revealing a prize underneath that makes it fun. As the saying goes, you can't win if you don't play, right?

I've never had the courage to buy a $100 scratch off ticket. I did buy a $50 ticket one time. I lost. Yup, didn't even get my money back. That's probably why I've never made that move yet. One day I will just for kicks.

These are the Newest Tickets Available to Play

On the Texas Lottery website, you'll find a page that lists all of the current games to play and the jackpots that are still available to win. A lot of people like having this page because it plays into their strategy of which games to play. It also tells how old the game is and when a game will be closing.

These tickets, with the exception of two, have all been released this month. They range from $2 up to $100 for each ticket. That $100 ticket has a grand prize of $7.5 million with a total of four of those prizes to win. I'd drop $100 on that just to take a chance at the $7.5 million.

15 of the Newest Tickets to Play This Month

The tickets below will for sure be fun to play whether you get them at a kiosk or at your local gas station. There's even a new Break the Bank, one of the oldest running games in the Texas Lottery, to play. Check them out below and good luck bringing home that hopeful big win.

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