Scratchcards are instant games: you buy a digital card, reveal what is underneath and the result is known straight away. A search for PartyCasino scratchcards usually means you want to know which cards exist, how a round works and what to check before buying one. This page covers the common titles, the rules and what separates scratchcards from other casino games.
Common scratchcard titles
Scratchcards come in many themes, and many are built on well-known slot or bingo brands. Titles in this category include Millionaire, Bonanza Tapcards, Doubleplay Superbet (Scratch), Scratch Witch Pickings, Ghostbusters Spectral Search, Golden Safari, 7 Gold Scratch, Basebull Scratch, Bingo Scratch, Black and White (GameOS), Cubana-Tropicana scratch, Easter Feast Scratch, Rainbow Riches Piles of Cash, Fishin' Frenzy Scratchcard, Gold Rush Scratch, Lucky Leprechaun Scratch, Monopoly Scratchcard, Gold Rush Scratchcard, Wolf Gold Scratchcard, Scratch Match and Happy Scratch.
They come from a wide range of studios, among them Triple Cherry, Big Time Gaming, NextGen, IGT, Novomatic, NetEnt, GamesOS, Light and Wonder, Hacksaw Gaming, Games Global, Roxor Gaming, Blueprint Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Evoplay, Microgaming, Thunderkick, Yggdrasil, GTS, Nyx, Play'n GO, Genesis and Quickspin. Each title has its own prize table, price per card and way of winning, so cards with similar artwork can play quite differently. Some use a simple match-the-symbols layout, while others add a bonus game or a second card, so the rules of each one are worth reading once before the first purchase.
The list above shows common titles in the category, not a promise of what is available at PartyCasino. Look through the games at PartyCasino for scratchcards or similar instant games before you plan around any single card. For a different kind of instant game, try Slingo.
How a scratchcard round works
You choose a card, pick a price where the game allows it, and buy it. The card is then revealed, either all at once or square by square. Most cards pay when you match a set number of symbols, find a hidden prize amount or complete a line, and the prize table on each card tells you exactly which.
The result is fixed by a random number generator at the moment of purchase. The reveal is only a display, so scratching slowly, quickly or in a particular order cannot influence the outcome. There are also no betting systems for scratchcards, because every card is an independent random result and a previous card has no effect on the next one.
Prizes vary from card to card. The prize tiers and the top prize are the most useful things to check before you buy, because they show how a card is designed to pay.
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RNG only, no live dealer
Scratchcards are RNG games. There is no dealer, no table and no wait for other players, which makes a round very quick. Live casino games work differently: a real host runs the round on camera at a fixed pace, and you place your stake before it starts. If you want that format, look at the Live Casino page instead.
Short rounds also suit a phone screen, and the mobile version page covers playing on one.
Before you play
Read the prize table and note the price of each card before you buy. Because rounds are so fast, set a deposit limit and a time limit before you start, and keep to a stake you are comfortable losing. If a card finishes before you have registered what it cost, take a break rather than buying the next one straight away.
