How it works
Every spin is a genuine 50/50 pick between 1 and 2, decided the instant you click Spin — it isn't picking a segment and then spinning to match; the number is decided first, and the spin lands the wheel on that number. The wheel is split into eight alternating slices (four "1," four "2") purely for visual variety; the odds are the same as flipping a coin either way.
Common uses
A quick way to settle anything with two options — who goes first, which team picks a side, choosing between two menu items, or any other coin-flip-style decision, just dressed up as a number instead of heads or tails. Prefer a plain yes-or-no framing instead of numbers? The Yes or No Wheel is the identical mechanic with "Yes" and "No" instead of "1" and "2."
Frequently asked questions
Is it really a 50/50 chance between 1 and 2?
Yes — exactly a 1-in-2 chance for each number, every spin, using your browser's random number generator. There's no weighting toward either number.
Can the same number come up twice in a row?
Yes. Each spin is independent, exactly like flipping a coin twice — the wheel doesn't remember or avoid a recent result, so repeats (even back to back) can happen.