Why Players Use It
Sticking to two or three mains gets boring fast. A random pick pushes you toward brawlers you'd never choose on your own.
Here's what that does for your game:
- You learn new kits. Playing an unfamiliar brawler teaches you its attack patterns, range, and movement.
- Study a different playstyle. Notice what you would do when facing that brawler.
- Skip the selection debate. Agree to use the wheel's result, then queue up.
- Matches stay fresh. Random picks turn every game into a new puzzle.
Spin in Three Simple Steps
Step 1: Check the Entries
Look at which brawlers appear on the wheel before you spin. Knowing your options makes the result more fun.
Step 2: Hit Spin
Click the spin button and watch the wheel turn. The suspense is part of the fun.
Step 3: Play Your Pick
The wheel lands on a brawler. That's your pick for the next match — play it if you can use it. If not, reroll under whatever rules you agreed on before spinning.
Spin Tips
- Agree on the rules first. Decide with friends what happens when someone gets a brawler they can't use.
- Play the pick, even if you hate it. That's the challenge. Dodging your result defeats the point.
- Take another spin before the next match.
- Stream it with friends. Everyone takes a spin. Instant banter.
Fun Ways to Use Your Random Pick
A brawler wheel is more than a decision maker. Use your result as the starting point for a challenge.
The Win-Checklist Challenge
Try this win-checklist challenge:
- Keep a checklist of the brawlers in your challenge.
- Spin the wheel.
- Play the brawler it lands on.
- Win? Tick that brawler off the list.
- Spin again. If the wheel picks a brawler you've already cleared, reroll.
Repeat until your checklist is done. It's a marathon, not a sprint — and the finished list is the trophy.
Random Teams for 3v3
Spinning for squads works great too. Each teammate takes a turn on the wheel. You end up with weird, wonderful team comps you'd never build on purpose — and some of them secretly work.
Content Ideas for Creators
If you make Brawl Stars videos, the wheel is content gold. Try these ideas for your next video:
- Rarity runs. Decide on a rarity tier, then only play brawlers from that tier.
- One life challenges. Lose a match with your spun brawler? The video ends.
- Viewer picks vs. wheel picks. Chat chooses one player's brawler, the wheel chooses the other's.
- Race to the top. Push every spun brawler to a set trophy count before moving on.
House Rules to Try
Want more control over the chaos? These rules need no setup — just agreement:
The No-Mains Rule
If the wheel lands on one of your most-played brawlers, spin again. Every result has to be outside your comfort zone.
The Reroll Cap
You get one reroll per session. Use it wisely — or save it for when the wheel gives you a brawler you truly can't stand.
The Rarity Night
Choose one rarity tier before starting. Reroll results outside that tier, then count wins with eligible brawlers.