Define the outcomes
Give every outcome a clear label. Equal weights mean equal chances; a weight of two receives twice the probability of a weight of one.
Define the outcomes. Inspect their weights. Run a selection, then take your questions into the probability lab.
Click the wheel to choose an entry
Start with a visual picker, then investigate what its outcomes mean. Build independent wheels for combinations or open the probability lab to compare theory with simulated trials.
Open probability lab · Compare predicted joint probabilities with repeated trials and export the observed counts.
Give every outcome a clear label. Equal weights mean equal chances; a weight of two receives twice the probability of a weight of one.
A short run may look uneven even when the picker is fair. Use the probability lab to compare theoretical joint probabilities with observed trial frequencies.
Multiple wheels choose independently. For a specified combination, multiply the component probabilities; repeated simulations can illustrate how frequencies settle over time.
Wheels save in this browser when local storage is available. Export a JSON backup before clearing browser data. Share links include the entries in their URL: anyone with the link can read them.
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