Prism Scratch

A nine-panel scratch simulation where three or more matching symbols use the best listed multiplier.

Free entertainment only. Glow Credits have no cash value. They cannot be purchased, transferred, redeemed or withdrawn. 19 or older. Outcomes are simulated in your browser and do not represent real-money odds.

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Responsible play

Entertainment simulation only, using Glow Credits with no real money and no option to purchase or redeem credits.

About Prism Scratch

Prism Scratch is a digital scratch-card simulation made of 9 hidden panels. You can reveal panels one at a time by click or button, or use Reveal all panels to uncover the full card at once. The outcome is based on the symbols on the completed card, not on the order in which panels are opened.

Round sizes are 20, 50, 100, and 250 GC. Glow Credits are stored in the shared browser balance that starts at 5,000 GC. The site does not use accounts or registration, and there is no way to buy GC. If the balance falls below 100 GC, it is automatically restored to 5,000 GC. Free top-up can also be used whenever it is available on screen.

The goal is to reveal three or more identical symbols among the 9 panels. Each qualifying symbol type has a multiplier applied to the selected round size. If more than one symbol type qualifies on the same card, the game uses the best available multiplier. The text log below the card records the revealed result and credits returned.

How to play

Choose the round size
Select 20, 50, 100, or 250 GC before starting a new card. The selected amount is subtracted when the card begins.
Reveal panels
Open panels individually with pointer or keyboard-accessible controls. You may also use Reveal all panels to uncover all 9 panels immediately.
Count matching symbols
After the card is revealed, the game checks whether any symbol appears three or more times.
Apply the best result
If multiple symbol types appear three or more times, only the best multiplier is used for credits returned.

The rules in full

Each Prism Scratch card contains 9 panels. The panels hide symbols from the game’s symbol set: Diamond, Star, Bolt, Flame, Clover, Moon, and Heart. The card is resolved by the full set of revealed symbols. Opening panels slowly does not change what is on the card, and Reveal all panels simply exposes the same card faster.

A symbol qualifies when it appears at least three times on the card. The multiplier depends on the symbol type, not on the exact locations of the symbols. Diamond has the highest listed multiplier at 40 times the round size. Star returns 20 times, Bolt 10, Flame 6, Clover 4, Moon 3, and Heart 2.

If one card contains three or more of more than one symbol type, the game compares the qualifying multipliers and applies only the best. For example, a card with three Hearts and three Clovers uses the Clover multiplier, because 4 times the round size is higher than 2 times the round size. The lower qualifying result is not added separately.

Glow Credits are used only for entertainment. They cannot be purchased, transferred, or converted into money. Balance and progress are stored locally in the browser, so clearing browser data may reset them. This is not the loss of anything valuable. The game includes keyboard-accessible controls and a text result log so the revealed card can be reviewed without depending only on visual effects.

Three-or-more symbol multipliers

Diamond	Three or more return 40 times the selected round size.
Star	Three or more return 20 times the selected round size.
Bolt	Three or more return 10 times the selected round size.
Flame	Three or more return 6 times the selected round size.
Clover	Three or more return 4 times the selected round size.
Moon	Three or more return 3 times the selected round size.
Heart	Three or more return 2 times the selected round size.
Multiple qualifying symbols	Only the best qualifying multiplier is applied.

Randomness. The symbols for a new card are selected randomly by the game engine. The order of panel reveal, the use of Reveal all panels, and the timing between clicks do not influence the card. Since each card is independently generated, there is no strategy that can control the simulated outcome.