All updates
New tools, article updates, and feature changes, listed by date.
- Why does random repeat the same results?Streaks are normal even in unmodified random. How repeats happen in dice, draws, wheels and shuffles, what a fewer-repeats policy changes, and a 100-roll / 1,000-roll comparison simulator.
- Added: Team Splitter with Fewer RepeatsSplits members while looking at the past groupings, so the same pairs do not end up on the same team time after time.
- Added: Random Order with Fewer RepeatsShuffles the list so consecutive shuffles are less likely to keep the same head, the same neighbors and a nearly identical order.
- Added: Dice Sum Simulator with Fewer RepeatsSimulates dice sums whose individual faces weigh the recent results, keeping long streaks of one face rare. Faces and dice count match the standard sum probability tool.
- Added: Roulette Wheel with Fewer RepeatsSpins a wheel that considers the recent results, so the same item is less likely to keep coming up.
- Added: Random Picker with Fewer RepeatsDraws names with the recent winners in mind, so the same person is less likely to be picked over and over.
- Added: Dice Roller with Fewer RepeatsRolls dice that are less likely to repeat the same face or to cluster on a few faces. Each roll considers the recent results.