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Coin flip

Flip one or many coins with a stable, seeded result.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Flip result

Tails

Your callHeads
Call matchedNo
Heads0 flips
Tails1 flip
SequenceT

The seed makes the flip reproducible: same inputs, same result. Change the seed to flip again; each toss still has a 50% chance of either side.

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How to use the coin flip

Call a side, flip and read the sequence.

1

Choose the coin count

One coin gives a single decision; several coins show a distribution.

2

Make your call

Pick heads or tails before changing the seed.

3

Change the seed

A new seed produces a new set of flips without relying on the clock.

What does this tool do?

This coin flip uses a seeded generator so the page does not change on every render. Flip a single coin, call heads or tails, or toss a handful and count the split.

The Formula

Each coin draws a uniform value in [0, 1); values below 0.5 are heads, the rest are tails

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this coin flip fair?

Each toss is drawn from a uniform distribution, so heads and tails are equally likely. The seed only makes the outcome reproducible, not biased.

Why does the result stay the same?

The calculation is deterministic by design so the page does not change on every render. Change the seed to get a new flip.