Can I flip more than one coin at a time?

Yes, up to a thousand in one go. Each flip is independent, and the summary underneath counts how many landed on each side so you can see the split without recounting the chips yourself.

Why did I get six heads in a row?

Because streaks are what randomness actually looks like. Six in a row happens roughly once every sixty-four attempts, and the coin has no memory: the next flip is still an even chance whatever came before.

Is the flip history saved?

Only while the page is open. The last thirty rounds stay on screen so you can look back at a disputed call, but reloading clears them and nothing is written to a server or kept after you leave.

What are heads and tails called elsewhere?

Almost every language names the two sides after what its own coins carry: a portrait, a value, a cross or a national emblem. The labels here follow the usual local wording for whichever language you are reading.

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