Wheel of Fortune SPIN ID and Bonus Puzzle Giveaway, Explained: How to Get a Number, Enter Nightly, and Check If You Won

| Step | What you do | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Join the Wheel Watchers Club, free | wheeloffortune.com |
| 2 | Wait for your SPIN ID by email, up to 24 hours | Your inbox |
| 3 | Watch a weeknight episode, write the bonus puzzle down | Local station, Hulu, Peacock |
| 4 | Type the solution in before 4 p.m. ET the next day | Bonus Puzzle page |
| 5 | Check whether your number came up on air | wheeloffortune.com/win |
Two different things get called "the Wheel giveaway," and mixing them up is why people think they entered when they did not. One is a number that gets drawn during the broadcast. The other is a puzzle answer you have to go type in yourself.

What is a SPIN ID?
It is a personal number assigned when you sign up for the Wheel Watchers Club, the show's free viewer club. Registration takes a minute and the number arrives by email, sometimes right away and sometimes closer to a day later.
You do not do anything with it night to night. It sits in your account, and the show draws numbers on air.
When a SPIN ID is revealed during an episode and it matches yours, you win whatever prize that promotion is attached to. To confirm, sign in at wheeloffortune.com/win and use the Check SPIN ID option rather than trusting a fan site.
How is the bonus puzzle giveaway different?
That one needs effort. The show puts a Bonus Round puzzle on screen at the end of the episode, and the solved answer is the entry code for a sweepstakes.
You go to the official Bonus Puzzle page, sign in with your club account, type the answer into the empty boxes, and submit. No answer, no entry — your SPIN ID alone does nothing here.
Each night is its own sweepstakes with its own drawing. Five nights of entries means five separate pools, not five tickets in one, which is the single most useful thing to understand about the whole system.
How long do you actually have to enter?
The official play page sets the practical deadline: solve each night's puzzle before 4 p.m. ET the next day. The sweepstakes rules run their own entry periods on top of that, usually about a week per episode, with a final cutoff for the whole promotion.
Do the arithmetic on a normal Tuesday and it is tighter than it sounds. A 7:30 p.m. ET market sees the bonus round around 7:55, which leaves roughly 20 hours.
Watch at 7 p.m. Pacific and you are down to about 18. Set a reminder for the next morning and the problem disappears.

Who can enter, and how many times?
Residents of the 50 states, Washington D.C. and Canada outside Quebec, at the age of majority where they live. One entry per person and per email address for each nightly sweepstakes.
A second account does not double your odds; it breaks the rules the prize is awarded under. Read the official rules linked from the giveaway page before you enter, since eligibility language shifts between promotions.
What is being given away right now?
It rotates, and that is the part fan pages get wrong most often. The promotion running from the end of August was a Myrtle Beach trip package — five trips worth about $7,500 each, with airfare, an oceanfront stay, show tickets and $600 in dining gift cards, entries closing September 12.
A $10,000 My$tery Wedge cash promotion has also been on the official page. Check the giveaway page itself on the day you enter instead of assuming last month's prize is still live.
👉 Repeats count. During encore weeks the bonus answer is still a valid entry code, which is why we log every night's puzzle in the results archive.Does the giveaway still run during reruns?
Yes, and this catches out viewers who assume a repeat is dead air. Sony ran an entire trip giveaway across a week of encores this summer; the five bonus puzzles from the week of Aug. 31 were all repeats and all entry codes.
The exception is the on-air SPIN ID draw, which behaves the same either way. A drawn number is a drawn number.
One catch worth knowing
Puzzle answers are online long before the West Coast airing. Sites post the solution within minutes of the East Coast broadcast, so anyone at 7 p.m. Pacific can enter without watching.
That is allowed, and it also means the answer will find you whether you want it or not. If you like solving it cold, stay off search until you have watched — our own nightly result posts put the puzzle behind a heading for exactly that reason.
FAQ
How do I get a SPIN ID?
Register free for the Wheel Watchers Club at wheeloffortune.com. The number is emailed to you, generally within 24 hours.
What time does the bonus puzzle entry close?
The official page says before 4 p.m. ET the day after the episode airs.
How do I know if my SPIN ID won?
Sign in at wheeloffortune.com/win and use Check SPIN ID. Winning numbers are announced during the broadcast.
Sources
Wheeloffortune.com — Bonus Round Puzzle entry · Wheeloffortune.com — winners and Check SPIN ID · Contest Scoop — giveaway dates and eligibility · Sweepstakes Advantage — entry periods
Every night's puzzle goes up in the Wheel of Fortune section, and next week's schedule for both shows is in the week-ahead preview. Local air times by city sit in the how-to-watch guide.
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