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Roulette Wheel

From lunch picks to who buys coffee, one spin settles it — a random picker wheel with your own options and optional weights.

Can't decide? Let the wheel choose! Add 2 to 12 options, spin the roulette, and a cryptographically fair random draw picks one for you. Set weights per option, or exclude winners and respin to decide an order.

Options 0 / 12

Quick presets

Give some options a higher chance (1 to 10)

Every spin uses cryptographically secure randomness — within the weights you set, every option is treated fairly.

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Giggleus Roulette Wheel settles the small decisions of everyday life with one spin: what's for lunch, who buys the coffee, who presents first. It's free, needs no signup or install, and runs in any browser on phone or computer.

Type 2 to 12 options (blank rows are skipped) and press SPIN in the middle of the wheel. The result is drawn by your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator; the wheel then slows down and stops inside the winning slice, never right on a dividing line. Turn on "Use weights" to give each option a value from 1 to 10, and its slice grows in the same proportion. An option with weight 3 next to two options with weight 1 wins 3 spins out of 5 on average. Your options and the weight setting are saved in this browser automatically.

To decide an order, tap "Exclude and spin again" on the result card: the winner leaves the wheel and it spins again right away (at least 3 options must remain). "Restore all" brings excluded options back. Four quick presets — lunch menu, yes/no, numbers 1–6 and who buys coffee (Player 1–4) — fill the wheel in one tap, the last 10 results stay listed while the page is open, and you can share the winner along with the link. For an equal-odds draw with a step-by-step reveal, try the ladder game (ghost leg) or the marble roulette.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. Is the roulette wheel really random?

    A. Yes. Each result is drawn with the browser's cryptographically secure random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), and the wheel always stops inside the winning slice, so what you see is exactly what was drawn.

  • Q. How do weights change the odds?

    A. An option's chance is its weight divided by the total of all weights. Weights run from 1 to 10, and the slice on the wheel grows in the same proportion.

  • Q. How many options can I add?

    A. From 2 to 12. Blank rows are ignored, and your list is saved in your browser for next time.

  • Q. Can I use it to decide an order?

    A. Yes. After each result, tap "Exclude and spin again": the winner is removed and the wheel spins at once. When two options are left, one last spin settles the final places.