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Prize Wheel with Odds

Assign probability weights to each prize tier and spin. Consolation prizes land more often than grand prizes —

Popular Weighted Wheel Templates

Start with a transparent probability setup, then adjust every weight.

Template: Prize Probability

Add and enable at least one entry to spin.

Prize Wheel with Odds

Assign probability weights to each prize tier and spin. Consolation prizes land more often than grand prizes — just like real prize wheels in game mechanics and classroom challenges.

Prize Wheel with Odds — tiered probability for games

The Prize Wheel with Odds lets you model realistic prize-tier distributions: common consolation prizes, occasional mid-tier prizes, and rare grand prizes.

Use it for classroom reward systems, game mechanics, and event entertainment where prize rarity adds excitement.

Add or rename outcomes in the Inputs panel, set a positive weight for each one, and check the live percentage before spinning. You can disable an outcome temporarily without losing its label or weight.

Tiered prize probabilities

Rare grand prizes make wins feel special — weighted odds control the rarity.

  • Rarity control

    Set grand prize weight low and consolation weight high for realistic tiers.

  • Classroom rewards

    Fun reward wheel for student achievements with varied prize values.

  • Event entertainment

    Live spin events where prize rarity builds audience excitement.

For raffles, giveaways, and contests where fairness matters, we recommend using a standard equal-probability wheel so every participant has the same chance of winning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Prize Wheel with Odds?
A Prize Wheel with Odds is a spin wheel where each prize tier has a custom probability weight. Grand prizes have low weight (rare) and consolation prizes have high weight (common), matching how real prize distributions work in games and events.
Should I use this for a raffle?
No. For a fair raffle every participant should have an equal chance. Use the standard equal-odds picker wheel for raffles and giveaways. A weighted prize wheel is designed for game mechanics and educational simulations.
Can I add custom prize names?
Yes. Edit the entry labels in the Inputs panel to match your prize names — Gift Card, Homework Pass, Mystery Box, and so on.
How do I make the grand prize rarer?
Lower the grand prize weight relative to the other entries. For example, Consolation: 50, Mid Prize: 35, Grand Prize: 15 gives a 15% grand prize chance.
Are the probabilities visible to participants?
Yes. Every percentage is displayed next to each entry so participants can see the true odds before spinning.