Scratch card Gift Tag

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Unwrap the chance to win up to £10,000 with the Gift Tag scratch card! For just £1, you could be celebrating a gift that could change your life! More

Offline scratch card Gift Tag

Maximum win
£ 10 000

Scratch card price
£ 1

Scratch card Gift Tag
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Scratch card images Gift Tag

Scratch card details

Number of scratchcards issued
Number of scratchcards issued

What is the number of Scratchcards issued?

Number of cards printed/Cards in circulation

11 016 540
Gross Ticket Sales
Gross Ticket Sales

What is the Gross Ticket Sales?

Total amount collected for all cards sold (Number of cards issued * ticket price)

£ 11 016 540
Payout pool
Payout pool

What is the prize pool?

How much of the game principal goes to the winners / How much money from all the winning cards is up for grabs

60.99123681301%
Number of winning orders
Number of winning orders

What is the number of winning streaks?

The total number of winning positions on the scratch card. Main prize, second prize, and so on.

15
Operator
Operator
The National Lottery
Probability of winning the jackpot
Probability of winning the jackpot

What is the probability of winning the main prize?

What are your chances of winning the main prize / highest prize / jackpot?

1 : 2 203 308
Probability of any win
Probability of any win

What is the probability of any win?

What is your probability of winning any prize, whether it is a small prize or a jackpot?

1 : 3,88

Table of wins and probabilities

 

 

Total:  2 841 287 £6 719 124 1 : 3,88
Prize Prize breakdown Number of prizes Total in wins Odds
£1 £1 1 101 477 £1 101 477 1 : 10
£2 £2 428 233 £856 466 1 : 26
£2 £1 x 2 673 468 £1 346 936 1 : 17
£5 £5 208 049 £1 040 245 1 : 53
£5 £1 + (£2 x 2) 403 882 £2 019 410 1 : 28
£10 £10 12 321 £123 210 1 : 895
£10 £1 + (£2 x 2) + £5 12 218 £122 180 1 : 902
£20 £20 561 £11 220 1 : 19 638
£20 £5 x 4 579 £11 580 1 : 19 027
£50 £50 149 £7 450 1 : 73 937
£50 (£5 x 2) + (£20 x 2) 191 £9 550 1 : 57 679
£100 £100 46 £4 600 1 : 239 490
£100 £10 + (£20 x 2) + £50 98 £9 800 1 : 112 414
£500 £500 10 £5 000 1 : 1 101 654
£10,000 £50,000 5 £50 000 1 : 2 203 308

Game Procedures

Warning: Play and gamble responsibly | Gambling may be addictive 18+ | Underage gambling is an offence | When the fun stops, stop.

How to play the 777 scratch card

  • Purchase a scratchcard at one of the retail locations
  • The card contains four rows
  • Scratch off the whole play area to reveal symbols
  • You can win up to 4 times on a single scratchcard
  • Prize range from £1 to a maximum of £10,000

If you match at least 2 symbols in a row, you win a prize given specifically for that row in the right column.

Play symbols

Play symbols

Prize symbols

Prize symbols

Payout of scratch card winnings

You must claim the prize within 180 days of the game closing.

  • Prizes up to and including £500 – you can claim these amount of prizes from most retailers, but some of them can only pay £50 cash.
  • £500+ up to and including £50,000 – go to the official website national-lottery.co.uk/prize. After that, you have to fill in the online form to be able to get the prize. They’ll tell you when to post your ticket or scratchcard on their website. If you can’t claim your prize in the ways written above and you’re a UK or Isle of Man citizen, post your ticket or scratchcard to PO Box 287, Watford WD18 9TT.
  • £50,000+ – call The National Lottery Line – 0333 234 50 50 (they are open 9am – 8pm from Monday to Saturday; or 9am – 5pm on Sunday) to find out how to claim. Prizes are paid by cheque, bank transfer or direct credit.

If you have any problems, call The National Lottery Line – 0333 234 50 50

  • 9am – 8pm Monday to Saturday
  • 9am – 5pm Sunday

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  • Tracey

    Hi there what is the symbol at the top explaining .Find a / sorry but it’s that small I don’t know what it is can you explain please thank youb