Heads or tails tournament
Add your players and let a single-elimination coin flip bracket crown a champion. Every match is decided by a fair flip, so anyone can win.
One name per line. 6 players in the draw.
Every match is settled by a coin flip. Winners advance until one champion is left standing.
Turn a coin flip into a whole game
A single coin flip decides between two people. A tournament turns that same fair fifty-fifty into a game for a whole group. Everyone gets paired off, each pairing is settled by a flip, the winners move on, and round by round the field halves until one lucky champion is left. Because the draw is random and every match is an even coin flip, the smallest kid or the newest teammate has exactly the same shot at the trophy as anyone else.
Where it comes in handy
Use it to pick one winner from a big group when you want more suspense than a single draw: who gets the last slice, who takes the front seat, which name is picked for a giveaway, or who has to do the forfeit. Teachers and camp leaders use it as a quick, no-equipment game that gets a whole room watching, and streamers run it on screen so chat can follow every round. It is a fun, transparent alternative to simply drawing one name out of a hat.
Fair and in your browser
Every match uses the same fair coin flip as the rest of the site, an independent 50/50 with no memory of past rounds. Nothing is uploaded, so your list of players stays on your device. Want a plain single flip instead? Use the coin flip tool, or pick one random name in a single draw with the random name picker.
Frequently asked questions
How does the heads or tails tournament work?
Add a list of players and the tool draws a single-elimination bracket. Each match is settled by a coin flip, winners advance, and the last player standing is the champion.
What happens if there is an odd number of players?
The odd player out gets a bye that round and advances automatically, then joins the flips in the next round. It is the standard way brackets handle uneven fields.
Is every match really a fair coin flip?
Yes. Each match is an independent 50/50 draw from your browser's cryptographic random source, so no player has an edge and the bracket cannot be rigged.
How many players can I add?
As many as you like. Paste a whole class, team, or party into the box, one name per line, and the tournament scales to fit.
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