I bought set pf 3 Ultimate Riches $20 tickets twice a month for the past 3 months. I got about 5 $20/$25. $50 twice, a $100 win during the time. Million $$ Match is not worth playing anymore with a single $2 million prize remaining as the top possible prize, I really do not know how people got their hands on the $5 million prizes so swiftly. The $5 Million Jackpot is still worthy game to play, the 13th top prize is still in circulation, as well as maybe 3 or 4 $100k prizes, game still has not ended after 21 months; it is one of the last games that is eligibile for the end of game top prize drawing to boot.
I will not buy Ultimate Riches until the ticket range 1200000 to 1299999 comes out, that is when the 3rd top prize is being circulated. Right now 1 5mil and 1 100k prize is being circulated for the 1000000 to 1199999 range. Right now the hot buy is SuperLotto Plus, the jackpot at 42 million puts the game at a positive return given you take annual payments. Also buying 10 quick picks on a single ticket gets you 30 entries to the 2nd chance draw, and 5 manual picks get you 10 entries to the 2nd chance draw.
Nasty streaks do exist in $10 and $20 games as well as $2 and $5 games. I had a 7 ticket losing streak on the $20 game, ended up only with a single $20 win followed by 2 more losses in a 10 ticket purchase. I agree that the $20 games in this state do need to be better. That does not mean you are invulnerable to a losing streak when you buy 10 tickets one at a time.
I would personally reserve judgement on the $20 Playbook until the payout structure is revealed, we would need to see this month's (June) Retail Product Plan (RPP). If the odds are better than 1 in 1.2 million to win that 1 million dollar top prize, it would be better to play than the 1 in 2.4 or 3 or 6 million for $5 million. The expected return is displayed at 75% from DGin's post so that is a bad sign already when the current $20 games have an expected return of 76%.