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Is the wheel actually random?
How the wheel picks a winner, what this kind of randomness is good for, and the simple steps that keep a casual draw from falling apart when someone questions it.
Spin history and statistics explained
What the spin history panel and the statistics section show, why you need a free account to keep them, and how to use them to run a draw that anyone can check.
Set up a wheel for a live event
A practical checklist for putting the wheel on a projector or big screen — fullscreen, title, sound, spin speed, colours, and a draw flow that runs without hiccups.
Save, share, and import your wheels
How to save a wheel to your free account, send a share link that opens the same wheel, and export or import an item list from anywhere.
5 Fun Ways to Run a Classroom Raffle with a Spin Wheel
Five classroom-tested ways to use a spin wheel for raffles, rewards and team picking — with setup tips that keep every student engaged.
Yes or No Wheel: A One-Spin Answer
A two-slice wheel that settles a yes-or-no question in a single spin — what the Yes or No preset loads, when to reach for it, how the 50/50 odds work, and how to keep the answer from being argued away.
Yes, No, or Maybe: The Three-Way Wheel
When "maybe" is a real answer, a two-option wheel is not enough. What the Yes / No / Maybe preset loads, when the third slice earns its place, and how to keep it meaningful.
Virtual Coin Flip: Heads or Tails Online
The Coin Flip preset gives you heads or tails in the browser — no coin, no app, one spin. What it loads, when to use it, and how to make the call feel fair.
Online Dice Roll: Roll a Die Without Dice
Missing dice on game night? The Dice Roll preset puts a die in your browser — what it loads, how to set up a d6, d10 or d20, and how to keep rolls fair and readable.