I’ll get this. No, me. No, honestly, I got the last one
The bill arrives and the theatre begins. Try it here with your own names: if it lands on you, you’re off the hook, and whoever’s left standing pays.
5 of you playing
Who’s paying?
One person spins and the rounds take care of themselves.
This is just a rehearsal. It’s drawn in your browser and nothing is sent or saved. The full game, round by round, in the app: Coming soon
the scene, at any table
The bill arrives and suddenly everyone’s generous
Five people, a saucer with the bill face down and three wallets out at once. Bea says it’s on her, she’d love to. Carlos says no chance, the last one was his. Luis gets up ‘just popping to the loo’ and comes back looking like someone who’s paid at the bar.
The nice bit lasts about thirty seconds. Then someone gets the calculator out, someone promises a Bizum ‘tonight’ and, next time, the usual person pays.
Who’s paying? takes one tap and gives you one name the whole table can see. Then you can get back to it, because Dani was in the middle of a story.
Bill
Table for five
- ‘This one’s on me’x3
- ‘No, no, I got the last one’x2
- Suspicious trip to the loox1
- Bizum owed since Marchx1
- Calculator at the tablex1
TotalWho?
Kindly refrain from arguing in front of the waiter
Four tables you’ll recognise
The names are made up. The arguments, less so.
A die
The dinner with friends
Each face has someone from the table on it. It lands, and Carlos pays this round. Only this one: at the next dinner, luck gets to decide all over again.
Ana, Bea, Carlos, Dani, Luis
A die, without Dani
Dani’s birthday
One tap and the birthday person’s out of the draw. Dani blows out the candles and watches the rest of them sort it out.
Nuria, Álex, Sara, Leo
Dani
No plan involved
Another round on the terrace
The group’s page has a free draw that isn’t saved. Another round? ‘Again’, and see who it lands on.
Marta, Hugo, Inés
A coin
Coffee for two
With two of you there’s no need for a die: a coin with one person on each side, and that’s the end of ‘let me get this’.
Eva, Teo
How it’s spun in the app
In a group plan
Once the place is chosen, ‘Who’s paying?’ appears on the plan’s page. Without a plan, you’ll find it in the group’s History tab.
Whoever you like can join in
The people in the plan appear and one tap takes anyone out or puts them back in. You need two and there’s room for six.
Anyone can spin
A coin if there are two of you, a die from three to six. Bree throws it and, if you turn it on, shaking your phone works too.
One name, nice and big
From a plan, it’s saved and the whole plan can see it. Someone demanding a rematch? Run it again and the last one counts.
No cheating, and nobody keeping score
The server does the draw
Your phone just shows how it falls. The result doesn’t come from any phone at the table.
Everyone has equal odds
Nobody can raise or lower anyone else’s chances, not even the person spinning.
No scoreboard
The history shows the latest draws: who, in which plan and when. How many times it’s landed on each person doesn’t appear anywhere.
It’s a game
Nobody’s obliged to pay. Wambree doesn’t charge or split the bill: that’s still up to the table.
Coming soon
What you’ve just played, round by round
In the app it’ll be a whole game: if it lands on you, you’re off the hook, and the game changes depending on how many are left. This would be one with five.
5 left
The wheel
Bea is out
4 left
The wheel
Luis is out
3 left
The die or the cups
Ana is out
The final
The coin
Dani is out
CCarlos is paying. The server will draw the whole game before the first round, and everyone will have the same chance of ending up paying. There’ll be no guessing in the cups round: the little ball points to whoever’s off the hook.
You’ve sorted who’s paying. Now where?
Roll the dice
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