WheelSpinner

How "rigging" actually works here

This site doesn't secretly weight results — every spin is picked first by crypto.getRandomValues(), completely independent of the animation. What you can do honestly is set slice weights yourself: in this example, Big Prize has a weight of 1 against 24 total weight, so it lands about 4% of the time, while each consolation prize (weight 6) lands about 24% of the time. The wheel resizes each slice to match its real odds, so what you see is exactly what you get — no hidden thumb on the scale. Streamers use this for tiered giveaways; teachers use it for weighted reward systems.

Common Questions About Rigged Wheel

Is the wheel secretly rigged by default?

No — every spin uses fair, browser-native randomness. Any "rigging" comes only from weights you set yourself, visibly.

How do slice weights affect the odds?

A slice's chance of winning equals its weight divided by the total weight of all slices — and its size on the wheel matches exactly.

Can I reset everything back to equal odds?

Yes — use "Equalize weights" in the ⋯ menu of List mode to reset every slice back to a weight of 1.

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