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Decision wheels

Small, everyday choices settled in one spin. Use them when every option is fine and the real problem is that nobody wants to choose.

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Decision wheelType your options, or spin a nudge when you are stuckThis or that wheelCats or dogs? Quick two-way questions for any groupWho pays wheelSettle the coffee or lunch bill with one spinWho goes first wheelPlayful rules to decide who starts the gameMaybe wheelDefinitely, probably, maybe: answers with some give in themRating wheel 1–10A random score from 1 to 10 for games and challengesTrue or false wheelSpin true or false, then tell a fact or a fibHeads or tails wheelA coin toss you can spin on any screenRock paper scissors wheelPlay against a spinner that cannot read your faceDirection wheelNorth, south, east or west? Spin for a random walk

When to let a wheel decide

A wheel is good at breaking ties between options you would all accept: which film, who starts, which route home. Before spinning, remove anything you would refuse to do, and agree that the result stands. If you feel let down when it lands, that helps too: it tells you which option you were hoping for.

Keep big, personal or money decisions for proper thinking. For who pays or who does a chore, spin in front of everyone so nobody can argue about it later.

Questions and answers

Is a decision wheel really random?

Yes. Each spin uses your browser’s cryptographic random generator, and every entry has the same chance unless you add a weight like “Option *2”.

How is this different from the yes or no wheel?

The yes or no wheel answers a single question. These wheels choose between named options, people or numbers, and you can edit every list.

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