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# Setting up Doors/Tiles
If you've read our [Setting up Scratch Cards](/competition-docs/minigames/view-minigames/setting-up-scratch-cards.md) article then you will see a lot of parallels between that and this article.\
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You may only need to read one of these articles to understand how to operate both of them but in this article we will show you how the Doors/Tile game mode works from a customer perspective aswell as how to set it up.
### How do they work?
Customers can tap a door to reveal whether they’ve won. Each door corresponds to a ticket number. If they have more tickets than available doors, previously opened doors will reset, allowing them to continue selecting doors until all their rewards are collected.
#### Get started with Doors/Tiles
Setup an Instant Prize Competition as usual and then scroll under the Featured image to find the Minigames widget.
Select any Doors/Tile game mode and save the competition. Once you have done that, every ticket purchased will give customers a go at the opening a door/tile.
#### Behind the hood
All minigame modes integrate with the Instant Prizes to provide a visual overlay that is more interactive than the original instant wins. When someone purchases a ticket they will see a button after Checkout aswell as on competition above the Add to Cart button where they can open a Popup.
