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Who Goes First Wheel

Turn order for board games and card nights. Rename the players.

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One option per line, up to 80 characters each.

Quick lists

Exclude each picked entry for this round. Your original list stays intact. Duplicate names can still repeat.

This session

Your completed picks will appear here.

Give the first turn to chance

Replace the sample players with your participants and let the wheel pick who starts. For a complete turn order, switch on No repeat picks and continue until everyone has been selected. The original list stays intact for the next round.

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Who goes first?

  • Player 1
  • Player 2
  • Player 3
  • Player 4

From a shortlist to a clear next step

A little preparation makes a random choice much more practical.

  1. 1

    Replace the sample players with one entry per participant.

  2. 2

    Remove duplicate names so everyone has one equal chance.

  3. 3

    Turn on No repeat picks, then spin for each player in turn. The clear wheel and result let everyone follow along.

Pro tip for this wheel

Use Pick last entry to record the final player. Restart round restores everyone without retyping the list. Editing the list starts a fresh round.

Bring the whole group into the moment

  • Board game night

    Pick a starting player without another debate. Draw the rest of the order if your game needs it.

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  • Classroom participation

    Use first names or non-sensitive aliases. The prominent wheel layout makes each selected entry easy to see.

  • Workshop warm-ups

    Take turns sharing an idea. Exclude each selected participant until everyone has had an opportunity.

Your list sets the possibilities. Chance picks one.

Every eligible line gets one equal chance, including when a no-repeat round gets smaller.

The animation follows the result

Your browser selects the outcome using cryptographically secure randomness before the wheel starts spinning. Zero hidden weights or sponsored bias.

Repeat or take turns

Leave repeats on for independent picks, or enable No repeat picks to give each entry one turn.

Made to show and tell

Clean, large visual presentation keeps the wheel and live result easy to read on shared screens, stream overlays, or meeting boards.

Save only when you choose

Routine spins remain local in this tab. Customize and save a dedicated page whenever you want a 30-day link to share.

A few things you might be wondering

Use one entry per participant, remove duplicates, and turn on No repeat picks. The tool excludes each selected entry until you restart the round.

Pick last entry records that remaining person without a random contest. The result has a 1 in 1 chance.

They can be. Each line is a separate entry. Use distinct aliases for people with the same name and remove accidental duplicate lines.

Visitors can edit their own working copy, but only the creating browser can update the saved configuration. Avoid sharing sensitive participant information.

No. It is designed for informal, low-stakes turn taking and does not provide an independently auditable prize-draw record.

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Make this wheel your own.

Give it a custom title, adjust the entries, and save a private link to share with your group.

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