Scratch Cards
Instant win cards with fixed prize tables — buy, reveal, done. Around thirty of them, each resolving in seconds.
Scratch Cards at Chips.gg
The shortest game on the site. You buy a card, reveal it, and either it matched or it did not — no reels, no bonus round, no decision at any point. A round resolves in a couple of seconds.
There are around thirty of them here, mostly from Hacksaw Gaming, BGaming and Barbara Bang, and the better ones — Chaos Crew Scratch among them — put real production into what is fundamentally a very simple mechanic.
How they work
Every card has a fixed prize table: a defined set of possible outcomes with defined odds, printed in the game's own rules. Revealing symbols one at a time is presentation. The result is determined the moment you buy the card, exactly as a slot's result is determined the moment you spin, and no order of revealing changes it.
That simplicity is the appeal and also the limit. There is no feature to chase, so the entire return sits in the prize table. Check the RTP on the game's page in the catalog before buying in — it varies more between scratch titles than it does between slots, because there is no bonus round to hide it in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are online scratch cards random?
Yes. The outcome is drawn when you buy the card, and the reveal animation just shows you a result that already exists.
Does the order I scratch in change anything?
No. The card is already decided. Most games offer a reveal-all button for exactly that reason.
What is the RTP on a scratch card?
It is set per game and published on that game's page. It varies more widely between scratch titles than between slots, so it is worth checking.
Are scratch cards better odds than slots?
Not as a rule. They are simpler and faster, but the return is whatever the prize table says, and some are noticeably below the typical slot range.
