Award and rule setting for scratch cards in the production process
Scratch card is a popular lottery game, and the awards and rules in the production process can be flexibly designed according to needs. The following are the general awards and rule settings:
Award setting
Scratching cartoons always have multiple awards to increase players' chances of winning and fun. Award settings can be adjusted according to specific requirements, and the following are some common types of awards:
Grand Prize: The highest prize or particularly large prize, often the most eye-catching award.
Second and Third Prizes: Higher bonuses or attractive prizes can increase the probability of winning.
Comfort Award: A smaller prize or small prize that provides comfort and feedback to players who have not won the grand prize.
The number and value of awards can be freely set according to demand, but the overall winning rate should be reasonable, while considering economic costs and player expectations.
Rule Setting
To ensure the fairness and fun of scratch card games, it is necessary to set some rules. Here are some common rule settings:
Winning conditions: Determine the conditions under which players receive rewards, such as scraping open a specific pattern, number, or symbol combination.
Card scraping method: Determine which method the player uses to scrape open, which can be manual scraping or using tools such as coins to scrape open.
Redemption method: specifies how winning players can exchange prizes or receive bonuses. You can set up offline redemption points or online redemption systems.
Redemption deadline: Set a time limit for receiving prizes after winning, to avoid problems caused by prolonged failure to receive prizes.
The above rules are for reference only, and should be adjusted and modified according to specific needs and laws and regulations in the actual production process.
Award setting
Scratching cartoons always have multiple awards to increase players' chances of winning and fun. Award settings can be adjusted according to specific requirements, and the following are some common types of awards:
Grand Prize: The highest prize or particularly large prize, often the most eye-catching award.
Second and Third Prizes: Higher bonuses or attractive prizes can increase the probability of winning.
Comfort Award: A smaller prize or small prize that provides comfort and feedback to players who have not won the grand prize.
The number and value of awards can be freely set according to demand, but the overall winning rate should be reasonable, while considering economic costs and player expectations.
Rule Setting
To ensure the fairness and fun of scratch card games, it is necessary to set some rules. Here are some common rule settings:
Winning conditions: Determine the conditions under which players receive rewards, such as scraping open a specific pattern, number, or symbol combination.
Card scraping method: Determine which method the player uses to scrape open, which can be manual scraping or using tools such as coins to scrape open.
Redemption method: specifies how winning players can exchange prizes or receive bonuses. You can set up offline redemption points or online redemption systems.
Redemption deadline: Set a time limit for receiving prizes after winning, to avoid problems caused by prolonged failure to receive prizes.
The above rules are for reference only, and should be adjusted and modified according to specific needs and laws and regulations in the actual production process.
