Texas scratch-off games ending soon
Texas has not announced a last day of sale for any game it is still publishing.
What ending soon does not mean
It does not mean the game pays better than it did last month. Every ticket in a print run was decided a winner or a loser before it reached a shelf, and no rule makes the last box richer than the first. What changes at the end of a run is only what is left to be won, which is what this site measures every day.
It also does not mean hurry. Every scratch-off game in this dataset returns less than it costs — 60 to 80 cents on the dollar — so a game about to disappear is a reason to check what is left, never a reason to buy.