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📌 Random Picker, Saved Candidates & Game Guide

Hello from OnePickGame! 👋

The Random Picker lets you enter names or candidates yourself, or import candidates from an Ideal Type World Cup.

Choose the game that suits your situation, whether you're deciding what to eat, setting a presentation order, or dividing people into teams.

1. How do I add candidates?

Open a game and enter candidates individually or add multiple names at once.

When entering multiple names, put one name on each line.

For example, if you're choosing a meal:

Kimchi stew
Pork cutlet
Pasta
Hamburger

Most candidate-based random games require at least two participating candidates, with a maximum of 200. Some games, such as Ladder and Dice, use separate player-count or number settings.

If you enter identical names more than once, they may be difficult to distinguish. Add a number or short description when needed.

2. Can I import candidates from a World Cup?

Yes. Use the candidate import feature to search for a World Cup and select the candidates you want.

① Open Import Candidates.
② Find a World Cup through recommendations or search.
③ Check the candidates you want to import.
④ Load the selected candidates and start the game.

You can import all candidates or select only some.

You can also use Go to Random Picker with These World Cup Candidates on the World Cup results page. When you enter through this option, the candidates are also made available as saved candidates.

The import includes candidate names and image information. World Cup winners and candidates with higher statistical rankings do not receive priority in the random draw.

3. Can I select which candidates participate?

Only checked candidates in the candidate list participate in the current game.

Uncheck candidates you want to exclude temporarily. Unchecking a candidate is different from deleting it.

Before starting, check that:

• All intended candidates are included

• Candidates you want to exclude are unchecked

• Names are not duplicated or entered incorrectly

• The number of winners and game settings are correct

Some game previews or animations may display only part of the candidate list. The number of candidates shown in an animation may differ from the actual number participating. Always check the participating candidate list.

4. What is Save Candidates?

Save Candidates on the Random Picker home page lets you store a frequently used list for later use.

Enter or import candidates on the home page, then save them. A summary of the list will appear in the Saved Candidates area below.

For example, you can save your usual lunch options or the names of people in a group instead of entering them every time.

Currently, this feature does not store multiple lists in separate folders. It stores one candidate list, and saving another list updates the existing saved list.

This feature does not save game results or winning histories.

5. Where are saved candidates stored?

Saved candidates are stored in the browser on the device you're currently using.

The list is not synchronized with your member account on the server, so please note:

• It will not automatically appear on other devices or browsers.

• Clearing your browser's site data may delete the saved list.

• Storage duration and behavior may differ in private or incognito mode.

We recommend keeping a separate copy of important lists you'll need in the future.

6. Can I edit or delete saved candidates?

Yes. You can edit or delete them in the Saved Candidates area on the Random Picker home page.

Correct names, remove unnecessary candidates, and save the updated list. You can also delete a list you no longer need.

Editing a saved list does not automatically change the candidates or results of a game already in progress. To play with the updated list, load it again and check its contents.

7. What's the difference between Saved Candidates and Previous Candidates?

Load Saved Candidates
Loads the candidate list you explicitly saved for future use.

Load Previous Candidates
Restores the candidates you were using immediately before. This is not necessarily a separately saved list.

Previous candidates are remembered temporarily within the current browsing flow. They may not remain available after refreshing the page or reopening the site.

For lists you want to reuse over time, use Save Candidates.

8. How do the selection process and probabilities work?

The method used to choose candidates differs by game.

Some games use random selection, while others determine results based on where a roulette wheel stops or how a pinball collision and finishing sequence unfolds.

Therefore, not all games use the same selection method, and equal winning probabilities are not guaranteed in every situation.

In particular, manually adjusting roulette probabilities or adding team assignment conditions affects the results.

When the Random Ball Picker selects multiple winners in a single draw, the same candidate entry cannot be selected twice in that draw. However, a previous winner may be selected again when you start a new draw.

9. Quick introduction to each game

🎡 Roulette

Place candidates on a spinning wheel. The result is determined by where the wheel stops. The wheel gradually slows after you press Stop or after a certain amount of time.

You can adjust the probability for each candidate. Manually assigned probabilities remain fixed, while the remaining probability is distributed among candidates using automatic settings. Check the total and distribution before starting.

⚪ Random Ball Name Picker

Select the specified number of winners from participating candidates. Use it to choose one person or several people at once.

You can also generate numbered candidates by entering a number range. Be careful: generating a new number list replaces the existing candidate list.

🟣 Pinball Picker

Candidates participate in a physics-based collision race, and their finishing order is recorded.

Because collisions and movement affect the outcome, equal winning probabilities are not guaranteed for all candidates.

🪜 Ladder Game

Set the candidates at the top and the outcomes at the bottom, then follow the ladder connections to reveal each result.

The game supports 2–20 participants. If you import more candidates than the configured participant count, the game randomly places that number of candidates from those checked. If certain candidates must participate, verify the candidate list and participant count first.

📦 Lucky Draw Boxes

Choose a numbered box to reveal a hidden candidate or outcome. You can increase the number of boxes to include losing boxes.

Within the same round, opened boxes retain their revealed results. Use Restart to begin a new round.

🃏 Card Picker

Cards containing names or photos move and then stop to reveal the result. You can use manually entered candidates or an imported list.

🏁 Order Picker

Candidates race toward a finish line in an animation that reveals their complete order. Use it to decide presentation or activity order.

🎲 Dice

Choose and roll 1–3 dice. You can see each die's value and the total.

👥 Team Divider

Divide candidates into the specified number of teams. The team sizes are arranged so that the difference between any two teams is at most one person.

You can also set conditions requiring two candidates to be on the same team or on different teams. If the number of participants and the conditions conflict, assignment may be impossible. Adjust the team count or conditions and try again.

10. Drawing again and changing settings

Draw Again starts a new game with the same candidates. The new result may be identical or similar to the previous one.

If you change any settings, review the participating candidates, number of winners, probabilities, and team conditions before starting.

Because settings affect the outcome, we recommend agreeing on and sharing the rules before starting, especially when playing with others.

11. Can I share the results?

You can keep your results using the available sharing and image-saving features.

Before sharing, check that names or images do not contain personal information that should remain private. Shared links and result images work differently, so review exactly what you plan to send.

The Random Picker is intended to make everyday decisions more enjoyable. It is not a certified official drawing system or a tool that guarantees fairness in prize distribution.

If you encounter a problem or have suggestions for improvement, please leave them in Feedback & Suggestions.

Thank you! 🎲

📌 Guide to Creating Tier Lists & Using Recommended Presets

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A tier list lets you sort different candidates into ranks based on your own criteria.

Rank them by personal preference, skill, recommendations, entertainment value, or anything else that matters to you. You can start with a recommended preset, import candidates from an Ideal Type World Cup, or add your own images.

1. Start with a Recommended Preset

On the Tier List homepage, choose a topic under Recommended Tier Lists.

Recommended presets provide a ready-made collection of candidates and images. They are not official answers or completed rankings. You decide which tier each candidate belongs in.

① Select a topic from Recommended Tier Lists.
② Review the candidate list in the editor.
③ Move unranked candidates into your chosen tiers.
④ Check the title and description, then publish.

Use categories and search to find topics more easily.

2. Can I Create a Tier List from an Ideal Type World Cup?

Yes. You can use the names and images of candidates from an existing Ideal Type World Cup.

Select Create Tier List with This Topic on the World Cup results page to start with its candidates.

This does not import only the tournament winner. Instead, you can rank the candidates from that World Cup.

For example, after playing a female K-pop idol World Cup, you can create your own female idol tier list using the same candidates.

World Cup win counts and statistical rankings are not automatically applied to your tier placements. Rank candidates according to your own criteria, regardless of the tournament results.

3. What Are Unranked Candidates?

Unranked candidates are candidates you have not assigned to a tier yet.

Select a candidate and move them into the tier you want. You can also move ranked candidates between tiers or return them to the unranked area.

If there are many candidates, use Show More to reveal the rest. Hidden candidates have not been deleted.

You do not have to rank every candidate. However, at least one candidate must be placed in a tier before you can publish.

4. How Do I Arrange Candidates?

On a computer, drag and drop candidates into the desired tier.

On mobile, select a candidate and use the on-screen movement controls to place them in a tier.

You can also rearrange candidates within the same tier. For example, you might place your favorites farther to the left.

If positions within a tier have a special meaning, explain it in the description.

You could write, “Order within each tier does not matter,” or “Candidates farther left are ranked higher within the same tier.”

5. How Do Tier Names and OnePick Work?

You can rename tiers to match your criteria.

Use traditional ranks such as S, A, and B, or personalized labels such as “Absolute Favorite,” “Like,” and “Average.”

OnePick is a special space for highlighting one candidate. Choose your ultimate favorite or the candidate that best represents your tier list.

Because the creator defines the meaning of each tier and OnePick, we recommend explaining your ranking criteria in the description.

6. Can I Add My Own Images?

Logged-in members can select Add My Images to upload images they have prepared.

New images are added toward the end of the existing candidate list. They are not automatically sorted alphabetically.

Candidate names are generated from file names, so clear file names will make the process easier.

You can also combine your own images with candidates from a recommended preset or World Cup.

To permanently remove a candidate you uploaded, use the delete option shown for that candidate. Returning a candidate to the unranked area is different from deleting the candidate.

7. What Are the Image Upload Limits?

Original images uploaded directly can be up to 6 MB per file.

During saving, images are resized and compressed, and the final uploaded file is limited to 1 MB or less. The image format or quality may change.

You can select up to 50 image files at once, and a tier list can contain up to 1,024 candidates in total.

Processing and publishing may take longer when there are many images or large original files. Do not close or leave the page until you see the save confirmation.

Images imported from presets or World Cups use a different process from uploading new files from your device.

8. Choose Your Own Title and Description

You do not have to keep the original title of an imported preset or World Cup.

For example, even if you start from “Female Idol Ideal Type World Cup,” you can rename your list “My Favorite Female K-pop Idols Tier List.”

Your description can explain:

• What criteria you used to assign tiers

• Whether the order within each tier matters

• Whether you ranked candidates based on a specific period or work

• Why you left certain candidates unranked

You can also add titles in other languages when needed. Choose categories and tags that reflect your tier list's actual topic.

9. What's the Difference Between Save Draft and Publish Tier List?

Save Draft lets you continue editing your work later.

Drafts use storage in your current browser. They do not automatically sync across devices or browsers, and clearing browser data may delete them.

Publish Tier List saves your completed list to the website and creates a results page and shareable link.

If you want others to see your tier list, make sure to publish it rather than only saving a draft.

10. Can Guests Publish Tier Lists?

Yes. Guests can create and publish tier lists using existing candidates.

When publishing as a guest, you must provide a guest nickname and editing password. You will need them to edit or delete the list later. The password cannot be recovered, so keep it safe.

Direct image uploads are available only to logged-in members. Guests should use existing presets or World Cup candidates.

For tier lists you plan to update and maintain, we recommend creating them while logged in.

11. What Happens If I Reset or Change Presets?

Reset clears your current tier placements and OnePick selection. It does not delete a tier list you have already published.

Changing presets may also reset your current arrangement. Save a draft or publish your work first if you want to keep it.

When you switch presets, the system prevents candidates from a previous World Cup from simply mixing into the new candidate set. Uploaded images and imported candidates may be managed differently, so review your candidate list after switching.

12. What Can I Do After Publishing?

You can view your published tier list on its results page and share it through a link. You can also save the result as an image using the image download feature.

You can edit tier lists you created. You can also use another person's tier list as inspiration and create your own ranking on the same topic.

View counts and other statistics on a tier list's results page do not represent official candidate rankings or a consensus among all users. Each tier list reflects its creator's individual criteria.

13. Categories & Content Guidelines

Choose the category that best matches your content. Moderators may move a tier list to a more appropriate category if the selected one does not fit.

Use images only when you have the necessary permission. Importing candidates from another piece of content does not transfer copyright or usage rights.

Do not publish content intended to attack specific people or groups, other people's private information, or material you are not authorized to use.

There is no single correct tier list.

Enjoy comparing different opinions and preferences, and respect other users' rankings even when they differ from yours.

If you encounter an issue or have an idea for improvement, please share it through Feedback & Suggestions.

Thank you! 📊

📌 Guide to Creating, Playing & Editing Quizzes

Hello from OnePickGame! 👋

On OnePickGame, you can write your own questions or turn contestants from an Ideal Type World Cup into a quiz.

This guide covers everything from creating questions and uploading images to setting answers, reviewing mistakes, and editing published quizzes.

1. How to Create a Quiz

Select Create Quiz on the quiz homepage.

① Choose a title and category.
Use a title that clearly tells players what they will be guessing. The description is a good place to explain the quiz's scope and any answer-format rules.

② Add your questions.
Write each question, include an image if needed, and choose between multiple-choice and short-answer formats.

③ Set the answers and explanations.
For multiple-choice questions, mark the correct option. For short-answer questions, enter the accepted answers. Explanations help players understand their results.

④ Review everything before publishing.
Check that images match their questions, answers are correctly assigned, and multiple-choice options do not contain duplicate correct answers.

We also recommend playing your own quiz after publishing to make sure scoring works as expected.

2. Can I Import Contestants from an Ideal Type World Cup?

Yes. Use Import World Cup Contestants in the quiz creator.

① Search for and select a World Cup.
② Choose the contestants you want to use.
③ Add them as quiz questions.
④ Review and edit the generated questions, options, and answers.

Imported names and images are useful for identification quizzes. Automatically generated multiple-choice options use other contestants' names, so always check that the options make sense and the correct answer is selected.

If there are too few contestants or several names look alike, edit the options manually.

Importing transfers contestant information only. World Cup wins and statistics do not carry over into quiz scores.

Importing an image also does not grant copyright ownership or permission to use it. Please verify your rights to the material.

3. Can Guests Create Quizzes?

Yes. Guests can create quizzes using contestants imported from World Cups.

When publishing as a guest, you will enter a nickname and an editing password. You will need both to make changes later. Editing passwords cannot be recovered, so keep yours safe.

You must be logged in to upload new image files directly from your computer or phone.

For quizzes you plan to maintain over time, we recommend creating them while logged in.

4. Image Upload Limits

Both cover images and question images uploaded directly must have an original file size of 2 MB or less per image.

During upload, images are resized, compressed, and converted to WebP. The current processing target is a longest side of 1,600 pixels and approximately 0.9 MB, so image dimensions and quality may change.

If an image exceeds the limit, reduce its size and try again.

Uploading many images may take longer. Do not close or leave the page until you see the save confirmation.

Images imported from World Cups use existing image URLs rather than the direct file-upload process.

5. Setting Multiple-Choice and Short-Answer Answers

For multiple-choice questions, check not only the option text but also which option is marked correct. Changing the options without updating the correct-answer selection may lead to incorrect scoring.

For short-answer questions, you can accept several valid forms of an answer.

For example, if a Korean name, an English name, and a commonly used abbreviation should all count, add each version separately.

Also review the capitalization and whitespace settings. Depending on these settings, answers with the same meaning may be graded differently.

Rather than simply saying that typos are accepted, clearly explain the spellings and input formats you will recognize.

6. Question Count and Play Settings

Before starting, players can choose the number of questions, time limit, question shuffling, and when answers are revealed.

When shuffling is enabled, the selected number of questions is drawn randomly from the full question pool. The questions and their order may therefore vary between plays.

Answers can be shown after each question or together on the final results screen.

Choosing I Don't Know counts as an incorrect answer and moves to the next question. If you choose View Results Now before finishing, a confirmation will explain that all remaining questions will also count as incorrect.

7. Results, Rankings & Answer Review

After finishing, you can see your number of correct answers and accuracy rate. The results page also shows your responses, the correct answers, and explanations, with filters for all, correct, or incorrect questions.

Rankings and answer distributions are based on participation records that meet the comparison criteria. Check the results screen for the number of questions used in the comparison.

For example, if you answer five questions, your results are compared with the first five answers of players who completed at least five questions.

These rankings are intended for fun, not as formal exam rankings where everyone answered identical questions under identical settings.

8. Can I Retry Only the Questions I Missed?

Yes. Select Retry Incorrect Answers on the results screen to attempt only the questions you got wrong.

Restart from Beginning starts the current question set again. If used during a game, you will see a confirmation that your current progress will be cleared.

Retrying missed questions gives you another attempt; it does not retroactively change your previous incorrect answers into correct ones.

9. What If a Question or Answer Is Wrong?

For Players

If you notice an error, use Report Question. You must be logged in to submit a report.

To help us review it, include the question involved, the currently displayed answer or options, the answer you believe is correct and why, and any supporting references.

Submitting a report does not change an answer immediately. Reported issues are reviewed before any necessary corrections are made.

For Quiz Creators

Open the Edit Quiz screen to update question text, images, multiple-choice options and answers, accepted short answers, or explanations.

Always save your changes, then try the affected question again to confirm it is graded correctly.

If people have already played the quiz, consider adding a note such as “The answer to Question 3 has been corrected.”

10. What Happens If a World Cup Contestant's Name Changes?

For quizzes linked to a source World Cup, opening the edit screen triggers a process that checks linked contestant names and answer information for updates.

However, changes to the source are not automatically reflected in every question, translation, and image in real time. Review the updated information and save the quiz to apply the changes.

If the source contestants have changed substantially, you can remove outdated questions and import the relevant contestants again.

Delete All Questions clears the current editing list. It does not affect the published quiz until you save, so review the list carefully before saving.

11. Will Editing Answers Recalculate Old Scores?

No. Changing an answer does not automatically regrade previously saved results.

Quiz edits and existing participation records are handled separately. Earlier responses and scores will not automatically change to match the new answer key.

Games started before the edit and older results screens may still show previous information. To check your changes, reopen the quiz page and start a new game.

Major changes to questions or answers can make old and new scores difficult to compare fairly. If the topic or format changes completely, consider publishing a new quiz instead.

12. Categories & Content Guidelines

Choose the category that best matches your quiz. Moderators may move quizzes to a more appropriate category if the selected one does not fit.

Do not upload other people's private information, material you are not authorized to use, or content that may harm other users.

A great quiz isn't necessarily the hardest one. It's a quiz with clear questions and fair, well-defined answers.

Taking a little extra time to check answer choices, accepted spellings, and explanations makes the experience better for everyone.

If you encounter an issue or have an idea for improvement, please share it through the feedback section.

Thank you, and happy quizzing! 🧩

📌 Ideal Type World Cup Guide: Create, Play & Explore Stats

Welcome to OnePickGame! 👋

Create your own Ideal Type World Cup tournaments, challenge friends to pick their favorites, and see how your choices compare with the community.

This guide covers everything from setting up a tournament and uploading images to matchups, byes, comeback picks, statistics, and editing your entries.

1. Create Your Own Tournament

Sign in and select Create World Cup from the Ideal Type World Cup homepage.

1. Choose a title and category. Make your topic clear at a glance. Use the description to explain your selection criteria or anything players should know.

2. Add contestants. You need at least 2 contestants. Every contestant must have a name, and duplicate names are not allowed.

3. Add translations if needed. You can provide titles and descriptions in other languages to reach international players.

4. Review and publish. Double-check names, images, missing entries, and duplicates. Once published, you can share your tournament using its link.

If you include multiple looks from the same person, give each entry a distinct name, such as “XX Stage Outfit” or “XX Airport Fashion.”

2. Image Upload Rules

• Original image uploads can be up to 6 MB per file.

• Images are resized and compressed during processing. The final stored upload must be 1 MB or smaller.

• Image quality or file format may change during processing.

• If processing fails, try a smaller image or save it in a common image format.

• Large images or numerous entries may take longer to upload. Keep the page open until you receive confirmation.

• Only upload images you have permission to use. Do not submit private personal information or inappropriate material.

3. Import Contestants from Another Tournament

You can reuse entries from an existing World Cup.

1. Select Import Contestants from Another World Cup on the creation page.

2. Search for and open the tournament you want.

3. Select the contestants to import.

4. Check their names and images before publishing.

This feature imports contestant names and image URLs only. It does not transfer wins, championship records, or other statistics.

Importing an entry also does not grant copyright or permission to use its image.

4. Pick the Right Category

Choose the category that best represents your tournament.

Moderators may move tournaments placed in an unrelated category. If your tournament covers several topics, choose the one that best describes its main theme.

5. Total Contestants vs. Tournament Size

Total contestants means every entry registered in the tournament. Tournament size is the number selected to compete in a particular playthrough.

For example, if a World Cup contains 100 contestants and you start a Round of 32, the game randomly selects 32 of them. Different contestants may appear each time you play.

To compare everyone, select a tournament size that includes all available entries.

You do not need exactly 16, 32, or 64 contestants. The game uses byes when the numbers do not fit a standard bracket.

6. How Matchups Work

At the beginning, the game randomly shuffles the participating contestants to create the opening bracket.

Choose your favorite from each pair. The winner advances until only one champion remains.

After the opening round, winners are generally paired in their existing bracket order. The entire bracket is not reshuffled after every round.

7. What Is a Bye?

A bye lets a contestant advance without playing a matchup in that round.

For example, with 10 contestants:

• 6 advance automatically with byes.

• The remaining 4 compete in 2 matchups.

• Those 2 winners join the 6 bye recipients to form the Round of 8.

Byes are assigned as part of the random opening bracket. They are not rewards for popularity or high rankings.

8. How Comeback Picks Work

Eligible tournaments offer a one-time comeback selection when the field reaches 16 advancing contestants.

Currently, this feature is available when:

• The tournament has at least 32 registered contestants.

• The ongoing game reaches a point where 16 contestants advance.

This is not a separate elimination tournament. It lets you swap some of the advancing contestants for other entries.

1. Select up to 4 contestants you want to bring in.

2. Select the same number of current qualifiers to remove.

3. Confirm your choices. The updated group of 16 is shuffled into a new bracket.

To bring back 2 contestants, you must replace 2 existing qualifiers.

The comeback pool may include both eliminated contestants and entries that were not selected for the opening bracket.

Don't want to make changes? Choose Skip.

9. Undoing a Pick and Playing Again

Use the Back button inside the game to undo your most recent choice.

Undo works only within the current round. Once you advance to the next round, you cannot go back to an earlier one. The button may also be unavailable when there is nothing to undo or a selection is being processed.

Your browser's Back button navigates between pages; it does not undo a matchup choice.

Restarting a World Cup generates a fresh contestant selection and opening bracket.

Currently, when the same user restarts a tournament, their previous result is cleared or reconciled and replaced by the result of their newly completed game. Replaying does not keep adding championship votes for that user.

If you quit before completing the restarted game, a new championship result may not be recorded.

10. Understanding the Statistics

🟨 Championships and Championship Rate

• Championships: How many times a contestant was selected as the overall winner.

• Championship Rate: The percentage of recorded completed tournament results won by that contestant.

🟦 Match Wins, Matches Played and Win Rate

• Match Wins: Number of individual matchups won.

• Matches Played: Number of recorded matchups involving the contestant.

• Win Rate: Match wins divided by matches played.

Championship rate and match win rate are different. Winning several matchups does not count as a championship unless the contestant wins the final.

The stats table shows 10 entries per page by default. You can switch to 10 / 20 / 25 / 50 / 100, search, sort, or filter by date range.

If your chosen champion falls outside the current page, it appears in an extra row at the bottom.

For example, if you are viewing the top 10 and your champion ranks 15th, it appears as an 11th visible row while retaining its actual #15 ranking.

11. Does Editing Reset the Stats?

Changing a tournament's title or description does not automatically reset every contestant's statistics.

If you edit the name or image of an existing contestant, their historical statistics remain attached to that entry.

Be careful: replacing an entry with a completely different person or subject can make old results appear to belong to the new one.

For a genuinely new contestant, we recommend deleting the old entry and adding a new one.

If you make major changes to the lineup, mention them in the tournament description so players can interpret the statistics correctly.

12. Be Careful When Deleting Contestants

When you delete a contestant and save, the game displays a confirmation warning. Deletion also removes that contestant's championship history, individual statistics, and linked head-to-head records.

Other contestants' accumulated statistics remain, but the deleted contestant disappears from the active lineup and stats table.

Deleted statistics cannot be restored. Re-adding the same name and image will not automatically recover the old records.

If you only need to fix a typo or replace a photo, edit the existing contestant instead.

🏆 Statistics reflect community choices and may change depending on participation, matchups, game settings, and lineup updates. Enjoy comparing favorites without taking the rankings too seriously!

If you encounter a problem or have an idea for improving OnePickGame, please share it through Suggestions.

Thanks for playing!

The OnePickGame Team