Pick a number, 1 or 2
Spin and the wheel lands on 1 or 2. That’s the whole tool, and it’s surprisingly useful. Anything you’d normally settle with a coin works here: assign 1 to one option and 2 to the other, then let the wheel call it.
- Who goes first: player 1 or player 2, in any two-player game.
- This or that: pizza is 1, tacos is 2. Spin.
- Which sibling: settle who gets the front seat, the last cookie or the remote.
- Tie-breaks: two teams with the same score? One spin decides.
Tip: Say out loud which option is 1 and which is 2 before you spin. It stops anyone from changing their mind after the result.
Best of three, best of five
One spin can feel a little too final. Spin three or five times and go with whichever number comes up most. Open the Results tab and switch to Scores to see the tally for 1 and 2 side by side. Clear the results when you want to start a new round.
Want a word instead of a number?
If your question is really a yes or no question, use the yes or no wheel, which has the same 50/50 odds with answers on the slices. Need a third option? Try pick a number 1–3.
Fair every time
Each slice gets exactly half the wheel. How long the wheel spins, where it starts and how fast it goes are only for show: the winning number is chosen first, and the animation is built to land on it.