Interpret a short streak
- Input or situation
- Five flips all land heads.
- Result
- That particular sequence has probability 1 in 32.
The chance is (1/2)⁵. Even after that streak, the next flip still has a one-half chance of heads.
Get heads or tails for a quick tie-break, or flip a batch and watch the tally. Agree what each side means before flipping.
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Each flip is a separate 50/50 draw. Several heads or tails in a row are normal; earlier results do not make either side due next. A short run need not finish close to 50%.
No. Each flip is a fresh 50/50 draw using the browser’s cryptographic random source. Streaks happen; the tool does not balance the next result to compensate.
Equal chances do not promise equal counts. The percentage tends to get closer to half over many flips, but it can move away again and need not hit 50% in your session.
The display shows up to 40 individual coins. For larger batches, This flip and Running total still include every generated result.
Choose one coin for an informal decision or a batch to compare heads and tails. Agree what each side means before flipping.
The chance is (1/2)⁵. Even after that streak, the next flip still has a one-half chance of heads.
Repeated batches vary. A result above or below 50 is expected and does not by itself show that the generator is biased.
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