Coin Flip Wheel
Heads or tails, decided by a fair fifty-fifty draw and shown big enough to settle the argument.
- Heads
- Tails
- Heads
- Tails
How people use the coin flip wheel
A coin flip wheel is a coin that cannot roll under the sofa. Two outcomes, equal odds, and a spin long enough that everyone watches it land. Kick-offs, who goes first, who pays: the same jobs as a real coin, with a replay link for the person who was not looking.
Because it is a wheel, you can bend the coin: add "Edge" as a rare third outcome with a small weight ("Edge *0.05"), or turn it into a three-way toss for three people. Remove-the-winner mode is off here on purpose; a coin does not remember.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what teachers, hosts and streamers ask us most
Is it a fair coin?
Yes. Heads and Tails have identical weight, and the draw uses the browser’s cryptographic random source. The animation is decoration.
Can I flip several coins at once?
Spin several times; the Results list under the wheel keeps every flip with a timestamp, so ten flips give you ten recorded outcomes.
Best of three?
Spin three times and read the Results list. Copy results copies the sequence.