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Scratch & Win

Free scratch cards: nine spots, match three to win. Prizes from 50 MPC up to a 2,000 MPC jackpot, and every card pays something.

Updated Aug 13, 2026 59 views

Scratch & Win is the free scratch card, and the most-played game on MiroPets. Each card has nine spots; scratch them off and match three of the same symbol to win that symbol's prize. Even a card with no match pays a consolation, so a scratch is never wasted.

Where to find it

Play at Scratch & Win in the Games hub.

Prizes and odds

CardPaysChance
Jackpot2,000 MPC2%
Big win500 MPC8%
Three large coins200 MPC10%
Three medium coins100 MPC20%
Three small coins50 MPC20%
No match25 MPC40%

Coin boosts and your active pet's happiness are applied on top of whatever you earn.

How a card works

  • Your card is decided the moment it is issued, and that is when the play is used — scratching is just how you find out. Leaving a card half-scratched does not give the play back.
  • If you close the page mid-card, the same card is waiting when you come back.
  • In a hurry? The Scratch All button reveals the rest of the card in one sweep — the result is the same either way.
  • The daily leaderboard ranks the prize you won before any boosts, so a boost cannot buy you a place on it.

Plays and your pet

  • You get 5 cards a day, reset at midnight MPT. VIP members get 7.
  • Your active pet earns +5 happiness, and XP that scales with the prize — 50 XP for the jackpot, 25 for a 500 win, 15 for a 200, and 10 otherwise.
  • Scratching on consecutive days builds a daily streak worth up to +50% coins, and every 7th day in a row is a free card — see Games.

Good habits

  1. Scratch every day. The streak percentage applies to the jackpot too, and the 7th-day free card is a whole extra shot at it.
  2. Use all your cards. Because 40% of cards still pay 25 MPC, the floor on a day's scratching is never zero.
  3. Do not hunt for patterns. The result is fixed at issue — no scratching order changes it.

Scratch & Win has no all-time trophy in The Trophy Case: the outcome is pure chance, so a record would only mark who got lucky first.