The Yes or No Wheel is a random two-choice decision tool. Click to spin and get a yes or no result, while the tool tracks a running count, each option's percentage share, and the last 6 spins.

Slice Count Doesn't Change the Odds

The wheel supports 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10 alternating slices. Regardless of which number you choose, yes and no always have an equal 50% chance — more slices just make the animation livelier as the wheel passes through more alternating segments, but the stopping probability stays the same.

Choose 2 slices if you want a clean result at a glance. Choose 8 or 10 for a longer spin and more visual engagement.

Using the Statistics

The tool records every spin, showing cumulative counts and percentages for both outcomes, plus the last 6 spins. This is useful in consecutive decision rounds — for example, tracking which way a group is leaning across multiple votes, or spinning several times to see whether the distribution looks as expected.

Clicking "Reset counts" wipes both the totals and the recent history at once and cannot be undone.

Data Doesn't Persist After Refresh

Current statistics are not saved locally. Refreshing or closing the page resets everything to zero. Take a screenshot or record the result manually if you need to keep it.