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Yes or no wheel

Ask the question. Spin. Let the wheel take the blame.

Spin the yes or no wheel

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One name or prize per line. Repeated names get extra chances. Your spins stay on this device.

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A little suspense. One lucky landing.

When to use a yes or no wheel

  1. Breaking a tie with yourself

    You've stared at the cart for 20 minutes. Order the jacket or not? Spin once, and notice how you feel when it lands. A flash of relief or disappointment usually tells you what you wanted all along.

  2. Settling small group debates

    Pizza again on Friday? Dessert before the movie? When four people keep saying "I don't mind", the wheel minds for them, and nobody has to be the one who decided.

  3. Livestream and chat polls

    Put the wheel on screen and let viewers ask yes or no questions in chat. Spin for each one out loud. It fills dead air and gives regulars a reason to stick around for the next question.

  4. Party forfeits and dares

    Someone lost the round. Do they have to sing the chorus? Spin and accept the verdict. Keeping the stakes silly makes the wheel the fun bad guy instead of a friend.

Try a different list

Copy a list and paste it into the wheel above, one entry per line.

Yes, no or maybe
Yes
No
Maybe
Yes
No
Maybe
Magic 8 style answers
Definitely
Ask again later
No way
Signs point to yes
Don't count on it
Absolutely
Outlook hazy
Very doubtful
Leaning toward yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Do it now or later
Do it now
Tomorrow
This weekend
Next week
Never
In an hour

Get more from the wheel

  • Play best of three for bigger questions. One spin feels like luck; two out of three feels like a verdict.
  • Want a nudge one way? Type Yes three times and No once. Repeated entries get extra slices, so yes wins about 75% of spins.
  • Write the question down before you spin. People quietly change the question after an answer they don't like.
  • Add a Maybe slice when the honest answer depends on something else, then spin again once you know more.

Questions people ask

Is the yes or no wheel really 50/50?

Yes. With one Yes and one No, each lands half the time. Your browser picks the slice with cryptographic randomness before the animation starts, so the spin speed has no effect.

Should I trust a wheel with a big decision?

Use it to find out how you feel, not to outsource the choice. If the answer makes your stomach drop, that reaction is the real answer. For anything involving money or health, ask a person.

Can I spin the yes or no wheel on my phone?

Yes. The wheel works in any mobile browser with no app or account. Tap spin, and the result appears under the wheel as well as on the slice.

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