Scratchers
A finite print run with the prize table printed right on the front. Buy a card, scratch it with your finger, know where you stand in about a second.
- Per card$2
- Odds of a win1 in 5.7
- Top prize$20,000
Scratchers, Raffle, and CryptoBall — one tap to play, one transaction, a result in under a second. The odds are locked on-chain before the first sale, and your own device checks them before it shows you a thing.
A finite print run with the prize table printed right on the front. Buy a card, scratch it with your finger, know where you stand in about a second.
One pot, and every entry is a public record. When the clock hits zero the chain pulls a single ticket — and which one it pulls was never ours to steer.
Pick five numbers and the Drop Ball, or quick-pick and forget about it. Nine ways to win, and a jackpot that grows every draw until somebody takes it.
Every game here runs on the same two-key structure. We commit to what is in the pool before anyone plays, and the chain decides who gets what. Neither half can move an outcome on its own — which is the only version of “fair” that survives us wanting to cheat.
Before a single sale, the entire prize pool is hashed into one merkle root and published on-chain, together with a hash of the seed it was built from. After that nothing can be added, removed, or swapped out.
Every play pulls a fresh Switchboard On-Demand random value to decide what you get. We know what is in the pool — we have published it — but we do not get to choose who it goes to.
Your card is verified against the on-chain root on your own device before the result is ever shown to you. When a drop closes we publish the seed, and anyone can rebuild the whole run and confirm the advertised odds were real.
Everything on the site is playable right now against a local simulation with play money — no wallet, no signup, nothing to lose.