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title: "Yes or No Picker: Fair Random Answers | One Click Sprout"
description: "Ask a question and get a fair yes or no, add maybe as a third answer, or play best of 3, 5 or 7. A quick tie-breaker that runs in your browser."
url: https://oneclicksprout.click/yes-or-no/
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# Yes or no picker

Stuck on a small decision? Type the question if you like, then let the garden answer.

## Using the picker

Type your question if you like (it stays on this page and is never sent anywhere), then press **Ask**. With **Yes or no** each answer has exactly a 50% chance; add maybe and each of the three gets one chance in three. The answer comes from crypto.getRandomValues, your browser's cryptographic random generator.

For choices that feel too big for a single answer, pick **Best of 3, 5 or 7**. The picker keeps asking until yes or no has a majority, the way a match ends once someone has won enough games, and shows every vote. The overall odds stay 50/50; it simply takes longer to settle.

A random answer works best when both options are fine: which film to watch, who goes first, whether to try the new café. If the answer leaves you a little disappointed, that feeling is useful too, because it shows which way you were leaning.

## Questions

**Is the answer really random?**

Yes. Every answer comes from your browser's cryptographic random generator, with equal odds for each option you allow.

**Why can't I use maybe with best of 3?**

A best-of series needs a winner, and maybe votes could leave it undecided, so rounds work with yes and no only.

**Should I make big decisions with it?**

No. Use it for small, low-stakes choices. For anything about health, money or safety, talk it over with someone you trust.