The UAE Lottery launches new themed scratch games across varying price points
The UAE Lottery has launched four new scratch card games, adding to its portfolio of instant-play offerings with options at varying price points and prize tiers.
The rollout aims to diversify available formats under the country's regulated lottery framework.
The newly introduced cards—Wicket Winnings, Jungle Jewels, House of Gold, and Cash Splash—offer players different themes and winning potentials, ranging from sport-themed games to tropical and high-value prize formats.
- Wicket Winnings is geared toward cricket fans. At AED 5 per card, players can win prizes of up to AED 50,000.
- Jungle Jewels, themed around tropical exploration, is priced at AED 10 and offers a top prize of AED 100,000.
- House of Gold carries a price of AED 20 with a maximum prize of AED 300,000.
- Cash Splash is the highest-value card in this launch, retailing at AED 50 and providing potential winnings up to AED 1 million.
Each card is now available for purchase online.
All games are licensed and regulated by the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA). The UAE Lottery stated that these offerings align with its ongoing development of a regulated, federally licensed gaming environment.
The UAE Lottery is the country’s only federally licensed lottery and operates under the regulatory oversight of the GCGRA. It is managed by The Game LLC, which was appointed as the official operator in July 2024.
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