Avalon Scratch by Microgaming

We return to the realm of Avalon to uncover new riches and adventure! It is a location we explored twice already with Microgaming in their two wildly popular slots – Avalon and Avalon II. Now, we return many years later to experience its beauty in Avalon Scratch! It is clear that a lot of effort went into the visual side of things, as this release looks stunning!

The game uses a random number generator to determine the results of each round. This ensures things stay fair! On top of that, we can make use of both Turbo Mode and Auto Play to make playing Avalon Scratch easier. Turbo Mode cuts down on waiting times, while Auto Play does all the work for you!

Microgaming did not reinvent the wheel with this scratch card release. Your first goal will be to change the bet to suit your liking. Click or tap the coins button to reveal the menu. There, you will find a slider, which you need to move around until you find a bet you are satisfied with. From there, all you have to do is click the Play button!

This will draw nine statues. Tapping one reveals a symbol hidden beneath. If you are using Auto Play, it will automatically reveal icons one by one for you. This game grants a cash prize as long as you have three matching symbols on the playing field. There are no paylines to worry about, which is something we really like about scratch cards!

Playing Avalon Scratch, we found it has a betting range between $0.25 and $100 on each spin. Some online casinos may allow you to wager more. Changing your bet is done through a menu, which we explained previously. That same menu also allows you to click a Max Bet button to immediately set it to $100.

On top of the beautiful background image, we also have six gorgeous icons to look forward to. We have the letters A and K, a silver goblet, a gold broche, a coat of arms and a crown. The crown is the most valuable symbol of them all, worth a mouth-watering 1000x your total bet!

Fans of the old Avalon slot will be happy to see many of the icons making a return! The software provider made them slightly higher quality, but did not change their design in the slightest. It gives this Microgaming release a connection with the original beyond just sharing a name. For more scratch card vocabulary, check out our glossary.