Rigged wheel spinner
Rigged Wheel Spinner
Secretly control the outcome — perfect for pranks, reveals, and games with a twist.
For entertainment and pranks among friends. Please don't use this for anything that requires genuinely fair chance, like real raffles or contests.
About the rigged wheel spinner
The LetsSpin rigged wheel spinner is a playful twist on our regular wheel: you can quietly decide the outcome before you spin. Content creators use it for staged reveals in videos and livestreams, teachers and parents use it for controlled games where a specific person needs to be picked, and friends use it for gentle pranks — the wheel spins with the same animation, sound, and pointer behavior as a fair wheel, so onlookers can't tell the difference.
Weighted mode is a softer option: instead of guaranteeing a winner, you give each option a probability. You can even keep the slice sizes equal so nobody can guess which option is favored. Fair mode remains the default so the tool never picks a rigged outcome unless you turn it on. This is meant for entertainment only — for real raffles, giveaways, or official contests use the standard wheel spinner or the raffle picker.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the rigged wheel work?+
In Rigged mode you pick which option should win before you spin. The wheel spins for the same amount of time with the same animation and sound as a fair wheel, but the final resting angle is calculated so the pointer always lands on the option you selected. In Weighted mode you assign each option a weight and the wheel picks a winner using those weights, optionally showing bigger slices for higher-weighted options.
Can people tell the wheel is rigged?+
Not from the animation alone. The spin duration, easing curve, tick sound, and visual behavior are identical to the fair wheel. If you leave slice sizes equal in Weighted mode and hide the rigging panel before showing the wheel, the outcome looks completely random to anyone watching.
Is this suitable for real contests or raffles?+
No. This tool is meant for entertainment, pranks, reveals, and content creation only. For anything that requires genuinely fair chance — real raffles, giveaways, prize draws, or official contests — use our standard wheel spinner or the raffle picker, both of which use unbiased randomness.