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Scratch cards

Scratch cards

Instant games in the shape of a scratch ticket. Rub off the panel with a finger or the mouse, or reveal all at once, and see straight away whether three symbols match.

  • 14games
  • 8studios
  • 95.6%avg. coin return
  • Mediummost common volatility

Scratch cards14

Scratch Gold
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Scratch Gold

Copper Kite96.3%
Scratch Royale
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Scratch Royale

Kestrel Play97.2%
Diamond Scratch
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Diamond Scratch

Northlight96.4%
Pearl Scratch
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Pearl Scratch

Saltmarsh96.6%
Lucky Scratch
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Lucky Scratch

Lumen Forge97.1%
Lucky 7 Scratch
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Lucky 7 Scratch

Kestrel Play95.8%
Star Scratch
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Star Scratch

Lumen Forge94.8%
Cash Tiles
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Cash Tiles

Oddfellow Labs94.5%
Ruby Scratch
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Ruby Scratch

Paper Tiger Studio95.9%
Gem Match
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Gem Match

Kestrel Play94.5%
Scratch Safari
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Scratch Safari

Copper Kite95.9%
Vault Scratch
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Vault Scratch

Brightwater95.1%
Scratch Fiesta
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Scratch Fiesta

Lumen Forge94.0%
Fruit Scratch
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Fruit Scratch

Copper Kite94.4%

About scratch cards on PlayClub

This page lists 14 games. The most played right now are Scratch Gold, Scratch Royale and Diamond Scratch. The studios with the most titles here are Copper Kite, Kestrel Play, Lumen Forge.

How to play

Choose a ticket value, then scratch the hidden panels. Most cards pay when three matching symbols appear. Each card shows its own rules on the front.

Reveal all

If you prefer speed, use Reveal all to uncover the whole card in one tap.

Results are instant

There is no bonus round to wait for, which makes scratch cards the shortest games in the lobby.

Scratch cards: common questions

Are scratch card results random?

Yes. Each card’s result is set the moment you buy it with free coins.

Do I have to scratch every panel?

No. Reveal all uncovers the card at once.

Can I win prizes?

No. Wins are virtual coins with no value.