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Marble Roulette

Named marbles race through pegs, spinning bars and funnels — the finishing order makes the pick. A draw everyone can watch.

Type in names, drop the marbles, and let physics decide! The marbles tumble down a random obstacle course full of pegs, spinning bars and ramps — the finish order picks your winner (or the unlucky last place).

One name per line, or separated by commas. Add *N after a name to give it N marbles (better odds). 2–30 marbles in total.

Winning rule

The first marble to reach the goal wins.

Course

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Giggleus Marble Roulette is a free name picker that turns a random draw into a short marble race. Each name becomes a colored marble that rolls through a 2D physics course of pegs, spinning bars, funnels and bumpers, and the finishing order decides the result. Instead of a name simply popping up, everyone watches the race unfold — handy for livestream giveaways, party games, picking who presents first or deciding who does the coffee run.

How it works: enter names one per line or separated by commas (2 to 30 marbles in total). Add *N after a name, such as "Sam*3", to give it up to 10 marbles. Choose whether the first marble to finish wins or the very last one is picked, then choose a course: Classic Pinball, Korea Map, Spiral Slide, Bumper Chaos or Roller Coaster. Each race uses a new random seed that rearranges the obstacles and shuffles the starting grid, and you can preview the course and reroll it before pressing Start.

A race lasts 36 seconds at most: marbles that get stuck receive a small push, and after 25 seconds a final sprint carries everyone over the line. A live board shows the arrival order, and your name list is saved in this browser for next time. Free, no sign-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. How do I give someone more marbles?

    A. Add *N after the name, for example "Sam*3". Each name can have up to 10 marbles, and the same name typed twice is merged (still capped at 10). More marbles mean more chances, but the race is decided by physics, so the odds are not exactly proportional. In last-place mode, extra marbles also raise the chance of finishing last.

  • Q. Is marble roulette random?

    A. Every race starts from a new random seed that changes the obstacle layout and shuffles the starting positions, so nobody can set the result in advance. Marbles that cross the line almost together are ranked by the exact moment each one crossed.

  • Q. How long does a race take?

    A. 36 seconds at most. A marble that makes no progress for 2.5 seconds gets a push, and from 25 seconds a final sprint brings every marble to the finish.

  • Q. Can I use it for livestream giveaways?

    A. Yes. The whole race and the live arrival board play out on screen, so viewers can follow how the winner was reached instead of just seeing a name appear.