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SlotJS

By Dani Gámez Franco (GitHub: Danziger) · 2018

Play:

Touch: Tap anywhere on the screen to insert a coin and start all the reels spinning. Tap anywhere again to stop the innermost reel still moving; repeat once per reel. The entire screen is the target, confirmed by testing. · Keyboard: Click anywhere (same as touch) to spin and stop reels. Space or Enter also trigger a stop/spin per the source, though this was not independently touch-tested.

About:

Every reel spins continuously until you tap the screen again to stop it, one reel at a time, so the outcome comes down to timing rather than a hidden random roll. Coins and the jackpot are pure local counters that regenerate automatically — there is no real-money mechanic anywhere in it. The whole screen is the input: no aiming, no separate buttons for spin versus stop.

Credits:

Made by Dani Gámez Franco (GitHub: Danziger), 2018. Published here under the MIT licence. Source code.

Phone check: 2026-09-07

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