Dice Roller Wheel

Roll a fair six-sided die from 1 to 6 with one spin.

Click the wheel or press Space to spin

Entries

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    Fairness check

    Random source
    Selection method
    Weighted inverse-CDF on one 32-bit uniform draw. The winner is chosen before the animation starts.

    How the wheel picks a winner

    About the Dice Roller Wheel

    This wheel acts as a single six-sided die. Each spin lands on a number from 1 to 6 with the same chance, which makes it a handy stand-in when the dice from your board game are missing. It also works for remote game nights, because everyone on a call can watch the same wheel.

    For two dice, spin twice and add the numbers, or add more segments to build a different die. Replace the entries with 1 to 20 for a d20 used in tabletop role-playing, or with 1 to 8 for a d8. The spin is just a visual: the number is chosen first, so a longer animation never changes the odds.

    How to use it

    1. Press Spin to roll the die.
    2. Spin again for a second die and add the two results.
    3. Edit the entries to 1-20, 1-12 or any size to make a different die.
    4. Open Results to see the sequence of rolls during a game.

    Ideas and use cases

    • Board games when the dice are lost
    • Remote game nights over video chat
    • Tabletop role-playing games with non-standard dice
    • Classroom probability experiments
    • Deciding turn order by highest roll

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I roll two dice?

    Spin the wheel twice and add the numbers. If you want a combined result in one spin, replace the entries with the numbers 2 to 12, but note that real two-dice totals are not equally likely.

    Is it as fair as a real die?

    Yes, and often fairer, since a physical die can be slightly uneven. The fairness check will show deviations over 10,000 simulated rolls.

    Can I make a d20?

    Yes. Replace the entries with the numbers 1 to 20, one per line.

    Is anything I enter stored or uploaded?

    No. Entries, settings and results stay in your browser, there is no account, and the page keeps working offline after your first visit.

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