Coin Flip

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

How it works

Each flip is a fresh 50/50 choice in your browser. The coin is a real 3D model with a gold star heads face, a tails face, and a ridged edge, lit from three sides with a shadow that shrinks as the coin rises. It tosses up, spins, bounces once, and lands on heads or tails. The count and the last flips keep 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 real?

It is a real 3D model, not a flat picture: a gold cylinder with drawn faces, a ridged edge, lights, and a shadow, turning in 3D as it flips.

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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