- A
scratchcard (also
called a
scratch off,
scratch ticket, scratcher, scratchum, scratch-it,
scratch game, scratch-and-win,
instant game,
instant lottery...
- 2021,
players must be 18
years of age to
purchase lottery tickets and
scratchcards (online and in-store). Previously, the
minimum age was 16. A statute...
- 1961) was
captured on film
winning a AU$250,000
scratchcard while re-enacting his
previous scratchcard win for a news report. The
video of the
event has...
-
lotteries run
games other than the lotteries. Usually,
these are in the
scratchcard format,
although some
states use pull-tab games. In
either format, cards...
-
Lottery Act of 1984. It
offers a
range of
games including number draws,
scratchcards and a mock
horse race. The
earnings provide supplementary funding for...
- a contestant,
members of the
public first needed to buy a TV
Dreams scratchcard from
their local National Lottery retailer,
which was
launched in February...
-
because of
player confusion, were blamed. The MMC game
returned as a $5
scratchcard game in
spring 2015. A
television game show was
produced for MMC players...
- causes, it
began operations on 23
March 1987 when it sold its
first scratchcards. It
launched the w****ly
drawing game
Lotto the
following year, holding...
-
Lottery Scratchcards (Swedish: Skraplotter) is a 2003
novel by
Swedish author Kerstin Ekman. It won the
August Prize in 2003. "Augustpriset
genom åren...
-
William Castle's
theater gimmicks,
Warner Bros.
supplied promotional scratchcards to
cinemas showing the film,
offering ticket buyers a
chance to win a...
