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Win 100 Holiday Scratch-its! 🤞
It is, without a doubt, the most wonderful time of the year — time for the first Holiday Scratch-it giveaway!
Five winners will each receive 100 “Carol of the Cash” Scratch-its, a $200 value! Use them to polish off your shopping list or as your own opportunity to scratch up some holiday cash.
Join the festivities by filling out the entry form. And then, watch this space! A second Scratch-it giveaway will arrive right after this one wraps.
- Enter by Nov. 15, 2026 (11:59 pm)
- Must be a resident of Oregon to win
- One entry per person, please
- Must be 18 or over
As you’re out-and-about this season, remember that Scratch-its make perfect gifts for anyone on your list over 18. Make this shopping season easy with Holiday Scratch-its!
More Fun With Second Chance
Who says that Scratch-it isn’t a winner? Enter it into the game’s Second Chance drawing, and it still might turn into a top prize! It’s a great way to extend the fun of the holidays into the new year!
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