Extra Luck

Extra Luck Overview

Extra Luck is a scratch card game from Triple Cherry, released on 6 March 2024. Instead of reels, it gives you a set of lucky numbers and three different scratch games to match them against, plus a bonus number that can turn a near miss into a win at the very end. SlotCatalog lists a 94.05% RTP, medium-high volatility, and a maximum win of 4,560x the bet. Tickets cost from 0.50 to 50.

Step 1: Your Numbers

Every ticket starts with a row of six golden tiles under the heading “Your Numbers”. You reveal five of the six; the sixth tile carries the Extra Luck logo and stays closed for now. In our game at a €10 ticket, the five numbers were 17, 12, 2, 11 and 3. These numbers then sit in a column on the left for the rest of the ticket, and every game on the card is checked against them.

Step 2: Game 1 – Ten of Fifteen

The first game is a panel of 15 gold spheres, each with a number and a prize multiplier underneath, from x1 up to x20. The instruction is simple: “Scratch 10 of the 15 numbers. If any of the numbers revealed match Your Numbers, you win the relevant prize.” Five spheres stay unscratched and greyed out.

Our ten scratches revealed two matches: an 11 worth x1 and a 12 worth x1. The painful part came when the card showed the five spheres we had left closed: one of them was another 11 – worth x15. That is the tension of this game: you choose which ten spheres to open, and the prize depends on whether the valuable matches are among them.

Step 3: Game 2 – Matching Pairs

The second game shows six pairs of numbers in rounded boxes, each pair with its own prize: x10, x15 or x25. Here the rule is stricter: “If both numbers of any pair match Your Numbers, you win the relevant prize.” One matching number is not enough. Our card had several half-matches – 26 and 12, 4 and 12 – but no pair where both numbers were ours.

Unscratched spots are covered with a golden keyhole, and the prize under the pair stays hidden behind the word PRIZE until the numbers are revealed. In our game the last covered spot turned out to be a 19, next to a 20, in a pair worth x10.

Step 4: Game 3 – Rows and Columns

The third game is a 4x4 grid of silver clover coins. Scratched, they reveal numbers, and the prize is paid when a whole line lines up: “If all numbers in one row or one column match Your Numbers, you win the prize relevant to the row or column.” This is where the big multipliers live: each row and column is worth x100 or x250.

Filling a complete line of four with only five numbers of your own is hard, and our grid showed why. The second row read 13, 3, 12, 23 – two of ours. The last row read 12, 11, 14, 2 – three of ours, one short of an x250 prize.

Step 5: The Extra Number

After the three games comes the twist that gives the game its name. A screen titled “Reveal your Extra Number” shows gift boxes, and opening one adds a sixth number to your list. The text explains: “All three games will be reviewed automatically to check for new prizes considering the extra number.”

Our extra number was 18. It could have completed the Game 2 pair of 18 and 24 if 24 had been ours too, but on its own it did not create a new line or pair. The ticket closed with a prize of €20.00 – 2x the €10 stake, exactly the two x1 matches from Game 1.

Our Ticket in Full

The screenshots show the complete card after all three games, which makes it easy to see how close the bigger prizes came. With our numbers 17, 12, 2, 11 and 3:

• Game 1: the fifteen spheres carried 14 (x8), 4 (x8), 27 (x15), 11 (x1), 14 (x8), 16 (x10), 28 (x8), 21 (x20), 10 (x1), 22 (x15), 14 (x5), 11 (x15), 19 (x20), 27 (x3) and 12 (x1). Three spheres matched our numbers; we opened two of them.
• Game 2: the pairs were 26–12 (x25), 25–1 (x15), 18–24 (x25), 4–12 (x25), 19–20 (x10) and 26–10 (x25). Two pairs contained a 12, but neither had a second match.
• Game 3: the grid read 29 11 20 30 / 13 3 12 23 / 10 16 20 3 / 12 11 14 2, with rows worth x250, x100, x100 and x250 and columns worth x100, x100, x250 and x100. The closest lines were the bottom row (12, 11, 2 – three of four) and the second column (11, 3, 11 – three of four, missing only the 16).

Two lines each one number away from a x100 or x250 prize: this is exactly the situation the Extra Number is designed for. An extra 14 or 16 would have completed one of them. Our 18 did not.

How the Maths Works

Because every prize is written as a multiple of the ticket price, the game scales cleanly with the stake. The small prizes come from Game 1, where a single match is enough; Game 2 needs two matches in one box; Game 3 needs four in a line and pays up to 250 times the ticket. The 4,560x top prize listed by SlotCatalog can only be reached by stacking several of these on one card, which is why the volatility is rated medium-high.

Look and Feel

Extra Luck is dressed in pink and gold, with a glittering sequin background and chunky, glossy number tiles. The layout is clean: your numbers on the left, the current game in the middle, and the scratch, auto and turbo buttons on the right. Everything can be scratched by hand or revealed automatically.

Controls

The control column on the right is minimal. A round $ button opens the stake selector, the word Scratch starts a new ticket, a circular arrow button plays tickets automatically, and a lightning button switches to turbo mode for faster reveals. The bottom bar shows three values throughout: the prize won on the current ticket, the bet, and the balance. In our game those read €20.00, €10.00 and €2,010.00 at the end of the card.

Who It Is For

Extra Luck is for players who enjoy the ritual of a scratch card and want a little more than a single panel. Three different games on one ticket, plus the late extra number, keep every card interesting to the end. The 94.05% RTP is on the low side, so it works best as a change of pace rather than a main game.

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