Seriously, the search needs to come to an end. Perhaps Adam will buy one or two Super Millions tickets and find the jackpot on his 2nd ticket to end the search. =p
I'm not sure what your results have been like, but I've noticed typically maybe half at best Super Million rolls being in "relevant" ranges. I consider anything under 700k very unlikely. When I say relevant ranges, I assume 700k-737k(end of print). Logically, it would make sense for it to be somewhere in the very end of the print as many other games have had jackpot prizes somewhat logically spread out. With how tickets are distributed, I've noticed variances of 10k-20k from books from high selling retailers which typically have the "latest books" out there. What I mean is if the latest $25 Fortune Books are around 440k-460k, typically your Publix and high traffic retailers get regular shipments and put those books out. It wouldn't surprise me if the 720k-737k was the "last wave" or shipment for Super Millions, which is why I think even low 720ks is possible. Assuming the last shipment spread books across FL, the last jackpot would be intended to be in that last wave/pool, allowing it to be found conveniently at the very end of Super Million sales. if the pooling theory or methodology of distributing prizes applies here. I'm focusing on the 730ks as well as I've noticed 730k rolls have given me better returns than 720k rolls.
In Gainesville, I stopped by two places. One had a roll in the 689k and the store was literally hidden in a residential community (probably low traffic and low sales). I also bought a $10 Flamingo, and it was in the 10k or 11k range. SUPER old book, likely from the first wave or somehow got shuffled out late. Anyway, way too close to the 655k jackpot. I stopped by a Kangaroo gas station that had a roll on #5 book #721k range. I'm holding off until I get a paid and will hopefully stop by to grab those books I've located in the 733k and 734k range.
In regards to there being 1 $100k prize left, that would be a nice hit! To me, I'd consider a hit like that to be a jackpot. Heck, a $20k win at this point would be me ahead of the FL Lottery and would fund the chase to where I'd be able to go through 50-60 books (or more if other big hits are found). I know that the last $100k prize would be a "single match" winner comparing the ILR to the Emergency Game rules, making it a far less probable than let's say...the "Super win all" symbol with $5k under each prize area.
I wanted to see what number the Raffle was on, so bought one and found 99112. So the Holiday Raffle is very close to 100k.