Playing Trou d'un coup involves scratching a series of connected boxes to reveal symbols or prizes, essentially navigating a mini-golf course on a scratch ticket. This popular game is typically a scratch-off lottery where you follow paths from designated starting points.
Understanding the Game Mechanics
Trou d'un coup is a type of instant-win game where your objective is to follow a path of arrows by scratching off specific areas. The game is structured around several "holes," each offering a distinct play area.
Step-by-Step Guide to Playing Trou d'un coup
To play Trou d'un coup, follow these simple steps for each of the game's "holes":
- Begin with the first "Hole": Start by scratching the area marked as the "TROU 1" (hole 1) golf ball. This is your starting point for the first sequence.
- Follow the Arrow: Once "TROU 1" is scratched, you will likely uncover an arrow. Carefully scratch only the adjoining box that the arrow points to.
- Continue the Path: Keep scratching the boxes. Each newly revealed box should contain another arrow, guiding you to the next adjacent box. Continue this process, following each arrow uncovered, until you arrive at a box that concludes the path. This concluding box will contain a symbol or result, rather than another arrow.
- Repeat for Subsequent Holes: After completing the path for "TROU 1," you will repeat the entire process for each of the remaining golf balls. This means you will move on to "TROU 2" (hole 2), then "TROU 3" (hole 3), and so on, up to "TROU 7" (hole 7), following the same scratching and arrow-following sequence for each one.
What to Look For
The goal of playing Trou d'un coup is to reveal winning symbols or prize amounts at the end of each path. Each "hole" represents an independent chance to win, determined by the final symbol or value uncovered when the arrow-guided path concludes.
