Yes or no wheel
Ask your question, spin, and let the wheel answer. Yes and No start with equal odds.
Yes or no wheel
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
Ready — 12 entries
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How to use
- Think of a yes or no question, or type it as the wheel title.
- Spin once and take the first answer, before you have time to argue with it.
- Accept the answer, or spin best of three if you want a second opinion.
Ideas and variations
- Add "Maybe" or "Ask again later" for a softer answer.
- Change one No slice to Yes when you are leaning that way anyway.
- Use it as a quick class poll warm-up before a real vote.
- Settle small arguments, like who picks the music.
Questions
Is Yes as likely as No?
Yes. The wheel has six Yes and six No slices of the same size, so each answer has exactly a 50% chance. Twelve slices just keep the answer open until the wheel stops.
Can I add more answers?
Yes. Add any answer on a new line, for example "Maybe" or "Not today", and it appears on the wheel straight away.
Should I make real decisions with it?
Use it for small choices or to notice which answer you were hoping for. For big decisions, the wheel is a conversation starter, not advice.