Pick A or B
Spin and the wheel lands on A or B, with exactly even odds. Rename the slices to whatever you’re choosing between, or use one of the ready-made pairs:
- A or B: the classic. Say what A and B stand for, then spin.
- Left or right: at a fork in a trail, a hallway in a maze game, or which way to walk.
- This or that: point at two things and spin.
- Odd or even: for games, or to pick between two teams.
- Heads or tails: a coin toss without the coin.
This or that, with your own options
Type your two options in place of A and B, one per line. Pizza or sushi. Beach or mountains. Red or blue. The wheel saves your pair in your browser, so it’s there next time.
Tip: Say out loud which option is which before you spin. It makes the result feel fair, and nobody can switch sides afterward.
Ways to use a 50/50 wheel
- Test prep: practicing true or false questions? Use A or B to decide which flashcard pile to study next.
- Sports: pick which team kicks off, gets first serve, or picks a side.
- Games: “would you rather” with a twist: spin and you have to explain the answer the wheel picked.
- Trips: at every crossroads, spin left or right and see where you end up.
- Sharing: settle who gets the bigger slice of cake or the front seat.
Best of three
If one spin feels too quick, spin three times and go with whichever comes up twice. The Scores view in the Results tab keeps count.
More two-way picks
Have a question rather than two options? Try the yes or no wheel. Need numbers instead? Use pick a number 1 or 2. More than two options? The decision maker takes as many as you like.