Yes or No Wheel

How to use the yes or no wheel

1. Ask the question out loud, worded so that yes or no answers it.
2. Choose the answers. Yes or no puts four yes slices and four no slices on the wheel. Yes, no or maybe puts three of each.
3. Tap Spin. The answer appears under the wheel, and the count below the answers keeps score, which helps with best of three.
4. Showing a room? Full screen fills the screen with the wheel. Press Escape or tap Exit full screen to go back.

Is it really 50/50?

Yes. Each answer has the same share of the wheel. Each spin is decided by crypto.getRandomValues, your browser’s cryptographically secure random number generator, before the wheel starts to turn. The wheel then turns to the slice that won and stops inside it, never on a line between two slices.

We ran this page’s own code 1,000,000 times on November 8, 2026. Yes came up 499,879 times (49.99%) and no 500,121 times. With maybe added, 900,000 spins gave yes 299,752, no 300,973 and maybe 299,275.

Streaks are normal. In the same test, a run of five or more identical answers happened 31,426 times, about once every 32 spins, and the longest run was 18 in a row. A streak does not change the odds of the next spin.

Good questions to spin for

The wheel is best for choices where either answer is fine: order in tonight, play one more round, or let the loser of the last game pick the music.

For a choice that matters more, spin anyway and notice how you feel when the answer shows. If you feel let down, you were leaning the other way, and now you know.

Like quick calls? This or that gives a group two choices at a time, and the MASH game tells a silly fortune from the options you type in.