Yes or no wheel
Ask your question, then spin.
Each answer has the same number of slices, so the same chance.
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Should I do it? Let the wheel decide
Type your question, or skip it, and press Spin. The wheel lands on Yes or No, each with the same chance. Add Maybe for a third answer, spin best of 3 for a final word, and copy the link to send the same wheel to your friends.
What people use it for
- Settle a small argument: who washes up, who picks the movie, whether to order dessert.
- Break a tie when you have thought it through and both sides still look the same.
- Play a dare game with friends: each person asks a question, and the wheel answers.
- Run a quick yes or no round in class, with the wheel on the projector in full screen.
- Find out what you hoped for. If the answer makes you groan, you already knew what you wanted.
How the spin is decided
The result is picked before the wheel moves. Your browser's built-in random number source (crypto.getRandomValues) picks one slice, and every slice has the same chance. Then the wheel turns a few times and slows down until that slice stops under the pointer. The speed, the sound, and the colors change nothing.
The pick happens in your browser, not on a server, so nobody can set the result in advance. An entry that shows up twice on the wheel, such as a name typed twice, has two chances.
Yes, no, or maybe, and best of 3
Add Maybe for a third answer. The wheel then has 3, 6, 9, or 12 slices, so Yes, No, and Maybe each keep a third of the wheel. Without Maybe, it has 2 to 12 slices, half Yes and half No. More slices only make the spin look busier; the chances stay the same.
Best of 3 spins three times in a row and gives the answer that came up most. With Maybe on, a spin can end one of each, and then nobody wins. The tally counts every answer since you opened the page.
For a list of names or ideas, use spin the wheel. For a number, use the number wheel.
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Is the yes or no wheel fair?
Yes. Your browser's random number source picks the slice before the wheel moves, and Yes and No always have the same number of slices. With Maybe on, each of the three answers has a third of the wheel.
Can I save my wheel or send it to someone?
Yes. The question and the options live in the link. Copy the link or press Share this wheel, and the person who opens it gets the same wheel. The last answer is not in the link, so they spin for themselves.
Does it work on a school computer or a Chromebook?
It runs in any up-to-date browser, with no download and no sign-in. Once the page has loaded, a spin needs no connection. A school filter still decides which sites load.
What is best of 3?
Three quick spins in a row. The answer that comes up at least twice wins. With Maybe on, three different answers mean no winner, and you spin again.
Can I turn off the sound and the animation?
The sound is off until you turn it on. If your device is set to reduce motion, the wheel skips the spin and shows the answer at once.