Step 1 of 6 · situation
What's on the wheel?
They spin, it slows, it stalls one segment short of the good one — and then creeps the rest of the way. The near-miss is the whole trick.
Step 3 of 6 · the segments
Fill the wheel.
Six to fourteen segments. Star the one they'll land on — the rest exist to make it look fair. Short labels read best on the rim.
The starred segment renders in the accent color, so it already looks like the prize before it wins.
Step 4 of 6 · the rig
How cruel is the stall?
Near-miss makes the wheel stop just short, hold for a beat, then crawl into the winner. It's the difference between a spinner and a moment.
Near-miss stallstops short, whispers, then lands
Let them spin againbutton reads "Spin again (same result)"
Step 6 of 6 · send it
Rigged and ready.
The preview shows a wheel and nothing else. No prize names leak into the unfurl.
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What you'll get back
Opened—
Times they spun—
Landed on—
Spin count is the fun one — every extra spin is someone checking whether it was real.