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Yes, No or Maybe Wheel

Three answers, equal odds. For when yes or no feels too final.

Click the wheel or press Space to spin

Tip: paste a column straight from Excel or Google Sheets.

A decision wheel with a middle option

Sometimes the honest answer isn’t yes or no. This wheel adds Maybe as a third option, with all three answers getting exactly the same chance. Ask your question, spin, and let the wheel decide whether to go ahead, hold off, or think it over.

Fun ways to use it

  • Magic 8 ball style games: friends ask silly questions and the wheel answers.
  • Party icebreakers: “Will it rain on Saturday?” “Will the pizza arrive on time?”
  • Planning: let the wheel say whether today is the day for that task you keep postponing.
  • Classroom predictions: students guess the answer before each spin and track who gets the most right.
  • Streams and videos: viewers submit questions and the wheel responds live.

Turning Maybe into action

If you land on Maybe, try one of these:

  1. Set a deadline: decide again tomorrow at the same time.
  2. List one pro and one con, then spin again.
  3. Ask a friend and let their answer break the tie.

Make it your own

Want answers with more personality? Replace the entries with phrases like “Absolutely”, “No way”, “Ask me later” or “Signs point to yes”. Change the color theme in Settings, and use My wheels to save your version for next time.

Yes, No or Maybe Wheel: frequently asked questions

What are the odds on the yes, no or maybe wheel?

Each answer has an equal one in three chance (about 33.3%) on every spin, because there are two slices of each answer and every spin is chosen with a secure random number generator.

What should I do if the wheel lands on Maybe?

Treat Maybe as "not yet". Wait a little, gather more information, or spin again later. Many people use it as a sign that the question needs more thought.

Can I replace Maybe with something else?

Yes. Edit the entries box and replace Maybe with any answer you like, such as "Ask again", "Later" or "Definitely".

Is this good for classroom games?

Yes. Teachers use it for prediction games, true or false quizzes with a twist, and quick polls where the wheel adds suspense.

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