Multi Game Scratch

Multigame Scratch is a scratchcard game with an Irish flavour that packs three separate games onto a single card. Rather than one row of symbols and a quick result, you get three different ways to play on the same card. 

Three games on one card, which is at least two more than tradition strictly allows. 

The card uses a Latex Scratch layer, the game's twist on the traditional scratchcard feeling. It sits in the scratchcard category and runs on the Match 2, Higher Lower and Find mechanics. 

Bets, Payouts & Rules 

Each of the three games on the card works to its own rule, and each is resolved by scratching away the covering layer to see what sits underneath. The prize associated with a win is shown on the card itself, alongside the symbol or column that produced it. 

• Match 2: five symbols are on display. Matching any two of them awards the prize shown on those matching symbols. 
• Higher Lower: scratch off a column to reveal a number at the top and a number at the bottom. If the top number is higher than the bottom number, the prize displayed at the foot of that column is awarded. 
• Find: you have three symbols and one winning symbol. Matching any of your three symbols with the winning symbol awards the prize shown on that symbol. 

The card's top prize is awarded when every available chance on the same card produces a win. 

The RTP is 94.93%, which is a theoretical long-term statistical average measured across a very large number of plays. It does not describe what happens on any single card or in any individual session. 

Features & Bonus Rounds 

Three games, one card 

The headline feature is the combination itself. Match 2, Higher Lower and Find each resolve to their own rule, so the card gives you three distinct reveals to work through rather than a single verdict. 

Latex Scratch 

The Latex Scratch layer is the game's nod to the real thing, lifting the familiar scratchcard reveal beyond a polite digital fade. 

Top Prize 

Winning on every chance available on the same card is what unlocks the card's top prize. There is no jackpot attached to the game. 

Taste & Feel 

The look leans into familiar Irish scratchcard territory, with the three games set out clearly so you always know which one you are uncovering and what rule applies to it. 

It is an unhurried sort of game. Scratch a panel, see what turns up, then move to the next one at whatever pace suits you. 

If you have ever stood outside a shop giving a card a hopeful rub with a coin, this will feel like familiar ground, minus the drizzle.