(Longview, Texas) - The early heat of 2026 is keeping some of us indoors. That means we'll be looking for stuff to do in the AC. For me, picking up my PlayStation controller is a great indoor activity.

For others, you may take a few minutes to head to your favorite gas station to pick up some Texas Lottery scratch offs. It's a fun activity, when done responsibly, to sit and scratch for a few minutes. Hopefully, that scratching leads to a nice payout.

11 Newest Texas Lottery Scratch Off Tickets to Play This Month

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.

Yes, there's no guarantee that you'll win anything with these tickets. But hey, it's fun to drop $20 on some of these tickets just to see what happens. I may run to the gas station later today and grab a couple of $5 tickets just cause.

READ MORE: 2 East Texas Cities Rank in the Top Snobbiest Cities in the State

Have Fun Playing the Texas Lottery

There are two pretty cool games that will debut later this month, $1,000,000 Crossword and Ms. PAC-MAN. As a fan of retro and current video games, this looks like a pretty cool game to play. For only $5, it won't break the bank to play.

There are tickets with some nice jackpots still available to win. Take a look at the tickets below and have some fun playing the Texas Lottery this month. Good luck my friends.

READ MORE: How to Throw Hands in Texas and Not Get Charged with Assault

The 11 Newest, and Upcoming, Texas Lottery Scratch Offs to Play in July (Accurate as of July 2, 2026)

There are nine new Texas Lottery scratch offs to play right now and two cool upcoming games later this month.

Gallery Credit: Michael Gibson / Townsquare Media

State Fair of Texas Announces 31 Free Concerts for 2026 Fair Season

Fair season is, yes, three months away. For the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, they're showing off what to expect for the 2026 fair starting in September.

Gallery Credit: Michael Gibson / Townsquare Media

More From 101.5 KNUE