Coin Flip

Flip a coin. Heads or tails, with a running count.

Tap the button or press F.

★HEADS
100TAILS
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Heads: 0 · Tails: 0 · Flips: 0

How it works

Each flip is a fresh 50/50 choice in your browser. The coin is a 3D cylinder with two faces and a ridged edge, tilted so you can see its thickness. It tosses up, spins, and lands on heads or tails. The count keeps score for this visit only, so a long run of heads does not make tails more likely next time.

FAQ

Is the flip really 50/50?

Yes. Each flip is a fresh random choice in your browser, with no memory of past flips.

Why does the coin look thick?

It is built as a 3D cylinder with a heads face, a tails face, and a ridged edge between them, tilted so the edge shows even at rest.

Does a long run of heads make tails more likely?

No. Every flip is independent, so the odds stay 50/50 no matter what came before. The count is only a score for this visit.

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