Is this coin flip truly random?
Yes, the simulator uses JavaScript's Math.random() function to generate pseudorandom numbers that determine the coin flip outcome. Each flip has exactly a 50% chance of landing on heads or tails.
Can I use this for important decisions?
While the simulator is designed to be random and unbiased, we recommend using it primarily for entertainment or educational purposes. For truly important decisions, consider more comprehensive decision-making methods.
How does the streaks system work?
A streak is counted when you get the same result (heads or tails) multiple times in a row. The "Current Streak" counter will increment with each consecutive identical result and reset to 1 when the outcome changes.
Is there a limit to how many flips I can do?
No, there's no built-in limit to the number of flips you can perform. However, the history section will only display the most recent 10 flips to keep the interface clean and manageable.
Can I export my flip history and statistics?
The current version doesn't include an export feature, but statistics are saved within your browser session. If you refresh the page, your statistics will reset.