Scratchy

Hacksaw Gaming's Scratchy trades reels for a digital scratch card, one of three titles in a series built around fast, single-ticket rounds rather than traditional spins. Each round costs a flat €2, and revealing the right combination of symbols can return a top prize of €50,000. Medium volatility governs the overall shape of the game, and its default configuration returns 55.17%, with alternate settings of 85.04% and 92.03% also available.

The format is built for repeat rounds: a hit frequency of 38.72% means winning combinations turn up often, even as the biggest prizes stay rare. An Auto-Scratch option lets a player queue up further rounds without manually starting each one, and the whole game is designed around portrait-mode play on mobile devices, with the layout and animation tuned for smaller screens.

Payouts are fixed rather than scaling with a multiplier. Across a sample run of 2,500,000 cards, the frequency of a win falls sharply as the prize climbs: the €1 and €2 tiers account for the vast majority of hits, a middle band around €30 to €150 lands far less often, and the top €50,000 prize turns up only once in the full sample. That spread puts the maximum exposure on any single ticket at 25,000 times its €2 cost.

Scratchy released on 1 January 2025 as part of Hacksaw's broader scratch-card lineup, aimed at players who want an instant result rather than a multi-second spin animation.