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Online scratch cards are currently not (yet) legal in all legalised gambling markets. Some providers however do have games that are very similar. A similar game is for example, Bubbles.

There are a lot of different types of online scratch cards. The game concept has no specific rules in terms of layout and size. There are scratch cards with only a few slots, but also very elaborate cards. It all depends on how a game is set up. The basics are the same online as… Continue reading How does an online scratch card work?

You need to find symbols that are the same. This varies a lot from one scratch card to another. The advice is to always scratch away the entire surface. So don’t stop if you already have a winning combination, because who knows, you might win more.

To play scratch or not to play? Don’t get stuck in doubt. Just try the demo’s and decide after. Of course, we would like you to play scratch games in both demo and for real. It is up to you if you want to play scratch, when and where. If you decide not to play… Continue reading Can you play UK online scratch cards for free?

Scratch Cards have been around since 1974. They have become very popular due to the fact that you can win instantly instead of waiting for a lottery draw. Starting in the late 80’s lotteries started printing more expensive scratch cards that could make you a millionaire. From 2010 on, different casinos (like us!) started offering… Continue reading Where do Scratch Cards originate from?

Yes, you can get the same scratch card experience online as you would buying them at the store. The biggest advantage of online scratch cards is that you don’t have to wait in line every time you feel like playing one and there is no litter involved. You will find the cards in the designated… Continue reading Can you play Scratch Cards Online?

This depends entirely on your budget, the purpose of your session and how much time you have available. Do you want to play with a lot of risk for high profits or, on the contrary, minimise the chance of losing?

Yes. Provided you execute the strategy well and have the budget to stick with it when times get tough. Don’t just go switching!

At first you might think that all numbers are equal, but by playing with the neighbour game, certain numbers allow you to cover a larger area on the roulette wheel with your bet.

The difference is quite simple: a roulette system deals with what to bet on (e.g. even/even or number), while a roulette strategy deals with exactly how much to bet. Or vice versa. They often go hand in hand.