A tip menu tells fans what you offer. A tip game turns the same menu into a little moment of suspense: the fan tips, the wheel spins, and neither of you knows exactly what comes next. Fans like that. It also gives you a reason to message them that isn't just another sales pitch.

This free guide shows three games you can set up with nothing more than your phone: spin the wheel, pick a present and roll the dice. You'll find a ready-made menu for each, captions you can copy and, most importantly, the rules that keep each game on the right side of OnlyFans' terms.

Read this first: how a tip game stays within the rules

A game where someone pays and a random result decides what they get can look like gambling. So before you set anything up, here's what OnlyFans' own documents say, and how we build the games below.

What the documents say. OnlyFans' Terms of Use (last updated August 2024) only mention gambling for paid advertising: advertising content must not "advertise, promote, or facilitate illegal gambling". The same terms say that the content you sell must be "as described by you". The Acceptable Use Policy, in the last full version we could check (December 2021), forbids "misleading or deceptive conduct" and content that "involves or promotes third-party commercial activities or sales, such as contests, sweepstakes and other sales promotions" without OnlyFans' prior consent. We found no clause that names wheel or dice games directly. That doesn't mean OnlyFans allows everything. It means the safest way is to make sure your game is not a game of chance about money at all.

The rule we use for every game here: every result is content the fan actually gets.

  • No losing outcome. There is no "empty" field, no "try again", no "nothing this time". Every spin, every present and every roll delivers something.
  • No money, no goods, no third-party prizes. Results are your own content: a photo set, a clip, a voice note, a custom detail. Never cash, gift cards, products or anything from another company.
  • Everything is listed up front. Fans see all possible results before they tip. The surprise is which item they get, not whether they get one.
  • Every result is worth the price. Don't hide one great item among five cheap ones. If a fan would be disappointed by a result, take it off the wheel.
  • The recording shows the real result. Record the spin or roll as it happens and don't edit it.
  • Deliver fast. OnlyFans' Contract between Fan and Creator says a fan will get access to paid content within 14 days. Aim for the same day.

Our honest assessment: Built like this, a tip game is a fixed price for guaranteed content, with a fun way of choosing which piece. Still, OnlyFans can change or interpret its rules, and the current Acceptable Use Policy could not be loaded while we were writing this (the site was down for maintenance). Read the current version yourself, and if you're unsure, ask OnlyFans support before you start. This is general orientation, not legal advice.

Free guide: three tip games and the one rule that keeps them fair

What you need

  • Your phone and a free app that spins a wheel or rolls dice. Examples we checked in the app stores: for the wheel, "Spin The Wheel - Random Picker" (iPhone) or "Spinning Wheel + Roulette" (Android), or the website Wheel of Names in your browser. For dice, "Dice by PCalc" (iPhone) or "DiceShaker 3D - Dice Roller" (Android). We're not affiliated with any of them. Try the app first: some show ads or watermarks you don't want in your video.
  • The built-in screen recorder. On an iPhone, you start it in Control Center; if the Record button is missing, add it there first. On Android, swipe down twice from the top of the screen and tap "Screen record"; if it's not there, add it via "Edit". Turn on Do Not Disturb first, so no message preview ends up in the video.
  • A pinned post or a message that explains the game, the price and every possible result.

Game 1: Spin the wheel

How it works: The fan tips a fixed amount. You spin the wheel in the app, record your screen and send the recording together with the result.

  1. Pick six to eight items you're happy to deliver, all roughly worth the price.
  2. Enter them in the app. Use short labels fans understand: "Lingerie set, 10 photos", "Voice note with your name".
  3. Post the full list with the price and the delivery time.
  4. When someone tips, record the spin, then send the video and the content.

Example wheel (fill in your own): [photo set], [short clip], [voice note], [outfit of the fan's choice], [behind-the-scenes set], [custom pose]. Price per spin: [price].

🎡 Spin the wheel is open! [price] per spin, and every field is something you get: [list]. I record every spin for you.

You spun… [result]! 🎉 Here's the video of your spin and your content.

Game 2: Pick a present (A, B or C)

How it works: Three presents at three prices. The fan picks one, and you unwrap it for them. This is the only game of the three where nothing is random: the fan chooses openly, and each price stands for a clearly described type of content.

  1. Decide what each present contains, by category: for example A [price A] = a photo set, B [price B] = a clip, C [price C] = a custom voice note or video.
  2. Say what's in each category. The surprise is the exact set or clip, not the kind of content.
  3. Post a picture of the three presents with prices and contents.
  4. When a fan tips, send a short "unwrapping" clip or picture and the content.

🎁 Pick a present! A for [price A] ([content A]), B for [price B] ([content B]), C for [price C] ([content C]). Which one is yours?

You picked B 💕 Unwrapping it now… here's your [content B].

Game 3: Roll the dice

How it works: Each number from 1 to 6 stands for one item. The fan tips, you roll in the app (or with real dice on camera) and send the recording and the result.

  1. Assign one item to each number, all roughly worth the price.
  2. Post the six results and the price per roll.
  3. Record the roll on screen or on camera.
  4. Send the recording and the content.

Example: 1 = [item], 2 = [item], 3 = [item], 4 = [item], 5 = [item], 6 = [item]. Price per roll: [price].

🎲 Roll the dice with me! [price] per roll, and every number gets you something: 1 [item], 2 [item], 3 [item], 4 [item], 5 [item], 6 [item].

You rolled a [number]! That means [item] 😘 Video of the roll is attached.

Keep it clean: delivery and records

  • Keep a short log: date, fan, game, result, delivered yes or no. If a fan asks, you have it. Our guide on OnlyFans chargebacks explains why records matter.
  • Use the same wording everywhere. Your pinned post, your messages and your recordings should all show the same list and price.
  • Pause a game rather than change it quietly. If you want to swap items, announce the new list before the next spin.
  • Results follow the same rules as all your content. No themes that OnlyFans' Acceptable Use Policy forbids, on the wheel or anywhere else.

Want to announce your game to the right fans? Our free mass message cheat sheet has templates for tip-menu messages.

More free resources from Pony

Or let someone else do all of this

A tip game is fun to set up once. Running it every week, answering every fan, recording every spin and delivering every result on time is where the work starts.

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Sources

Accessed 2026-10-21. onlyfans.com was down for maintenance that day, so we read OnlyFans' documents via archived copies.

Cover illustration and tip games graphic: Pony Agency.