How it differs from would you rather
This or that is the fast version. The options are everyday likes, not dilemmas, so each round takes seconds. It suits a quick warm up, a long list of people, or young children. If you want rounds with more debate, the would you rather wheel has harder choices.
Ways to play
- Move to a side: one side of the room is this, the other is that.
- Snap answers: go round the circle, one word each, no pausing.
- Find your match: spin five times and find the person who picked the same as you most often.
- Video calls: everyone types their pick in the chat at the same time.
Your own pairs
Replace the list with pairs that fit your group: football clubs, school subjects, team snacks or film series. Keep the format "this or that" so it reads clearly on the wheel and in the result.
Questions
How many people can play?
Any number. It works for two people at a table or a full class.
Can I use it in a meeting?
Yes. Share your screen, spin, and ask everyone to type their pick in the chat.
Can I add my own options?
Yes. Clear the list and add your own pairs, one per line.
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