Eight-team brackets
A knockout of 8 has 7 matches over 3 rounds. Spin to assign bracket slots.
Press spin and get a random number between 1 and 8. Each number has a 12.5% chance, and your browser's secure random tool makes the pick, so nobody can steer it.
Eight is a friendly size: eight players, eight teams or eight choices on a menu.
A knockout of 8 has 7 matches over 3 rounds. Spin to assign bracket slots.
Pick who goes first, or hand out roles.
A pizza has eight slices. Spin to see who gets which.
An octave has eight notes and a byte has eight bits. Spin to pick one for practice.
Choose a starting square or a turn order.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| One number on a single pick | 12.5% |
| The same number twice in a row | 12.5% |
| Picks until a repeat is more likely than not | 4 |
| Picks to see all eight (average) | about 22 |
Seeing every number takes about 22 spins, which is more than most people guess. If you want each number once, use elimination mode.
Number eight doors, boxes or cups. Spin to choose the one that hides a small prize, and keep the result secret. Players guess, and you say "higher" or "lower". If they halve the range each time, three guesses always find it. It is a nice way to teach kids how a binary search works.
For eight students, number them, spin and ask the one whose number comes up. For eight activities, number them and do whatever the wheel says. Bigger group? Try 1 to 10. Smaller? Try 1 to 6. For any other size, use the random number wheel.
Yes. The browser's secure random generator picks the number, and each one has a 1-in-8 chance.
Yes. Both ends are included.
Yes. Spin once per team and remove each winner.
No. It is free and works in your browser.
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