Instant games
Gagnant à vie
A $5 scratch ticket whose top prize is a weekly payment for life.
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Instant games
Tickets that tell you the outcome on the spot, scratched or played online. Our pages describe how each game works, plainly.
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7 en folie ! Multiplicateur
A $3 number-matching scratch ticket with prize multipliers.
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Scrabble
A $3 scratch ticket inspired by Scrabble: build words with the letters you reveal.
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Jeu de mots
A $3 letter-game scratch ticket: complete words to win.
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Pyramide
A $10 scratch ticket whose top prize is a spot at a Grande pyramide event.
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Cornichons
A light-hearted $2 scratch ticket built on matching symbols.
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La Poule aux œufs d’or
A scratch ticket sold at $2, $5 or $10, tied to a TV show broadcast on Sundays.
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30X
A $30 Canada-wide number-matching scratch ticket with multipliers of up to 30 times.
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Bingo
A $3 scratch ticket built like a bingo card: mark the called numbers to complete lines.
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Understanding Instant games
An instant ticket does not depend on any draw: its outcome is already set when the ticket is printed or generated. You scratch an area, or click in the digital version, and you know right away whether it is a winner. Each series has a fixed number of prizes decided in advance, and themes range from word puzzles to multipliers. When we list ticket prices or prize structures, they come from the game’s official page.
Because the result is instant, it is tempting to buy another ticket right after a small win or a loss. That fast pace is exactly why a spending cap set in advance matters. More tips on our Responsible gaming page.