Tiket is a browser-based lottery ticket game that runs entirely as a static site hosted on GitHub Pages. There is nothing to install, no account to create, and no real money involved — just open the URL and start playing instantly on any modern device.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/mr-sunset/tiket/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Opening the Game
Navigate to the game
Open https://mr-sunset.github.io/tiket in any modern browser, whether you’re on a desktop, tablet, or smartphone.
The game loads instantly
Tiket requires no sign-in, no permissions, and no additional downloads. The page is ready to play the moment it finishes loading.
Play your first ticket
Tap the Try Your Luck button to scratch your first ticket. A prize amount is awarded immediately and your balance updates on-screen.
The Interface
Tiket’s UI is intentionally minimal — three distinct areas make up the entire screen:- Header bar — A black (or yellow in dark mode) strip across the top containing the “Tiket” title styled in yellow, an SVG circular-arrow reset icon on the right, and a small ”💛 JC” credit beside it.
- Center area — The main stage of the game. A large dollar-prefixed number shows your cumulative Balance, and directly below it the Amount Won label displays the prize from your last ticket.
- Try Your Luck button — A large, rounded button centered below the balance display. Tapping it is the only action required to play.
Mobile Experience
Tiket is fully optimized for touch-based play. The Try Your Luck button is styled with several CSS properties that make it feel native on iOS and Android:touch-action: manipulation— prevents the 300 ms tap delay on mobile browsers so the button responds immediately.-webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent— removes the default blue or grey tap flash that browsers normally render on touch targets.user-select: none— prevents accidental text selection when rapidly tapping the button.-webkit-touch-callout: none— suppresses the iOS callout menu (copy/paste popup) that can appear on a long-press, keeping the interaction clean on Safari.
translateY(-3px)) and presses down on tap (scale(0.97)), giving satisfying tactile feedback on any device.
Tiket supports dark mode automatically. It adapts its colour scheme — background, header, button, and balance text — based on your device’s system preference via a
prefers-color-scheme: dark media query. No manual toggle needed.