Scratchcards are instant games in which you reveal hidden symbols on a card and match them to win a prize. Anyone searching for mr vegas scratchcards usually wants to know what kinds exist and how they pay before looking for them. This page covers common titles, how a card works and what to check at Mr Vegas.
Common variants
Online scratchcards come in many themes. Common titles 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. Many are built on slot brands or classic board and bingo themes, and each has its own prize table.
Cards 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. Titles and providers vary between casinos, so this list shows what exists in general, not what any one site lists. If you look for scratchcards at Mr Vegas, search for the exact title and check the provider and rules shown in the game before you buy a card.
How a card works
You pick a card and a stake, buy it and reveal the play area. Most cards pay when you match a set number of identical symbols, and some add a bonus game or a multiplier. The prize table inside each card shows which combinations pay.
The outcome is fixed by a random number generator the moment the card is bought, and revealing it is only presentation. A card with a large top prize usually pays small prizes less often, so check the prize table and the RTP. Cards bought one after another are independent: earlier cards have no effect on the next one, and no betting system changes the odds.
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Instant cards or live games
Scratchcards run entirely on a random number generator. There is no host, no studio and no shared round, and you set the pace. A live dealer game follows the studio's schedule, with a betting window and other players. If you want that format, our live casino guide explains how live games work. For playing on a phone, see our mobile guide.
Practical points
Because a card is over in seconds, it is easy to buy several in a row. Set a deposit limit and a time limit first, choose a stake you are comfortable losing and stop when you reach either one. Read the prize table before you buy, and do not buy more cards to win back a loss.
