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When you want a fresh start, Tiket’s reset button wipes the slate clean in a single tap. No menus, no settings screen — just one touch and your balance returns to zero so you can begin a brand-new session.

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Using the Reset Button

The reset button is the SVG circular-arrow icon rendered in the top-right corner of the header bar. Tapping it performs three actions in immediate succession:
1

Balance returns to zero

The internal balance variable is set back to 0, clearing all accumulated winnings from the current session.
2

Balance display clears

The #money element — the large dollar figure in the center of the screen — is updated to show 0.
3

Amount Won display clears

The #amount-won element is also reset to 0, removing the prize value shown from your last ticket.
All three steps happen synchronously in the same click handler: 
resetButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
    balance = 0;
    money.innerHTML = 0;
    amountWon.innerHTML = 0;
})

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Reset Icon Interaction

The reset icon is styled to give clear visual feedback at every stage of interaction:
  • Hover — the icon rotates a full 360° over 0.5 s (transform: rotate(360deg)), hinting at its “restart” purpose before you even tap.
  • Active / pressed — the icon scales down to 90% (transform: scale(0.9)) over 0.15 s for a satisfying press-down feel.
  • Tap on mobile — -webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent suppresses the default browser tap flash, keeping the interaction clean on iOS and Android.
#reset-icon:hover {
    transform: rotate(360deg);
    transition: all 0.5s ease;
}

#reset-icon:active {
    transform: scale(0.9);
    transition: all 0.15s ease;
}
There is no confirmation dialog — the reset is immediate. Your previous balance is not saved anywhere, so once you tap the icon your session total is gone for good.

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When to Reset

A few situations where hitting reset makes sense:
  • Starting a new challenge — set a goal (e.g., reach $10,000) and reset to measure exactly how many tickets it takes.
  • Handing your device to someone else — clear your session before passing your phone to a friend so they start from scratch.
  • Testing the game — reset between runs when experimenting with how frequently large prizes appear.
  • A fresh feeling — sometimes a big balance makes wins feel less exciting; resetting brings back that early tension.

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