Visible random picks
Use it when everyone should watch the same suspenseful selection, such as picking a student, choosing a prize winner, or deciding who starts first.
Facilitate one visible pick at a time for classroom names, meeting prompts, raffles, turns, and party challenges.
FortuneUse the wheel when one visible random result should move a group forward. It is practical for choosing a student name, picking a meeting prompt, assigning the next speaker, drawing a prize winner, selecting a party challenge, or settling a low-stakes decision on a shared screen. Keep labels short, decide whether repeat winners are allowed before spinning, and use equal weights whenever the choice needs to feel strictly fair. Use weighted segments only when the group understands the rule, such as bonus raffle entries or deliberately rare prize outcomes.
Q. How many items can I add?
A. You can set between 2 and 8 items.
Q. If all weights are the same, are the probabilities equal?
A. Yes, if all items have the same weight, they are selected with equal probability.
Q. When should I use weighted segments?
A. Use weights only when the group understands the rule, such as bonus raffle entries, rare prize outcomes, or rotating responsibilities.
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MojoMini game guide
The wheel works best when one visible result needs to move a group forward. Define the options, explain the repeat or weighting rule, spin on a shared screen, then use the result history when several picks happen in a row.
Best group size
2 to 30 visible options
Setup time
Under 1 minute
Decision style
One winner or prompt per spin
Use when
The group should watch the choice happen
Use it when everyone should watch the same suspenseful selection, such as picking a student, choosing a prize winner, or deciding who starts first.
The weight controls make it useful when every option should not have the same odds, for example bonus entries, rotating responsibilities, or playful advantage rules.
A host can explain the wheel in seconds. Add options, show the probabilities, spin once, and move on without rules overhead.
Do not use a public wheel for outcomes that could embarrass someone or expose private information.
If every participant needs a separate matched result, Ladder is cleaner than spinning repeatedly.
Put student names on the wheel, screen share it, and spin when you need a respondent, presentation slot, or review-question volunteer. Define whether a selected student returns to the pool before the first spin.
Load discussion topics, demo volunteers, retrospective prompts, or agenda choices. A spin gives the host a clear next move when conversation stalls or too many options are competing.
Use segments for trivia categories, karaoke songs, prize tiers, or light challenges. Weighted segments can make rare outcomes feel special, but explain the odds before the group sees the result.
Choose Wheel when you need one public winner at a time. Choose Ladder when you need to assign many people to many outcomes in one reveal.
Wheel is for decisions and prompts that need one visible result. Bingo is better when the group wants a full multiplayer round with strategy and a clear winner.
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