How the Win-or-Lose Roulette Works
Write one forfeit or outcome per line, press the button, and one of them is drawn at random. Mix slots like doing the dishes, buying the coffee, and getting off free, and you have a whole forfeit wheel without folding a single paper slip. Line breaks and commas both work as separators and empty lines are dropped, so a list copied out of a group chat pastes straight in.
Repeating a slot raises its odds. Put a safe slot on two lines and a forfeit on one, and the safe outcome becomes twice as likely, which is how you tune how harsh the wheel feels. Up to 100 slots are used, and the result says so when the list was trimmed. This is built for deciding forfeits and turn order rather than for staking money, and handling amounts of money is not supported.
Drawing more than one slot
Set the draw count above one and you get a choice of two behaviours. All different slots shuffles the list with the Fisher-Yates algorithm and takes the front of it, so nothing repeats. Spin again each time redraws from the whole wheel on every spin, so the same slot can come up twice in a row, and the result labels that case as repeats allowed. Asking for more unique slots than the wheel holds stops the draw and explains why.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Write it on several lines and its odds rise with each repeat, because duplicate lines are never merged.
Choose the spin again each time option when drawing more than one. The default, all different slots, never repeats.
Handling money is not supported. The wheel is meant for deciding forfeits and turn order only.