I am not sure if this is the information you are looking for about the 2nd chance data.
http://www.calottery.com/play/second-chance/results-winners
I played scratchers more agressively when the 2nd chance program debuted in 2008. I realize that it is nearly impossible to win when only 1 top prize is awarded for a particular scratcher game and just 10 $1k winners every 3 month pool drawing (when there are more than 20 million tickets entered). I learned the hard way and lost much more in the past than I do now. I did not even win MP3 downloads from the WB contest or the 80 Strike It Rich scratchers where there were multiple winners.
The odds are so stacked, you will improve your odds of winning by 80% for 5 entries, 90% for 10 entries, 95% for 20 entries, and 99% for 100 tickets entered. Anything more than 100 the odds of winning improvement nearly diminishes while the costs grow exponentially.
I am believing more and more that the ticket trash collectors are the favorites to win, the winners seem to be coming from less affluent cities.
Roughly on average, about 1 out of 4 losing tickets that people buy gets entered into second chance.
I am not sure how the 1000 ticket limit will help if a person decides to create multiple website accounts unless if there is a verified system.
Overall, I viewed Scratchers as a large scale raffle for a long time. And 2nd chance is no different.