A belt buckle has a main body of any desired shape with a rear surface having a belt holding loop and a tang and a front surface with a spinning element rotatably held on a pin in a recess formed in the main body. The main body has indicia held on a surface whereby when the spinning element is spun it will stop and point to one of the indicia. A coordinated belt may be attached to the rear surface of the main body and may have a number of openings formed in rows along its length to allow one or more pegs to be selectively moved along the belt to indicate the results of a game played by spinning the spinning element in the belt buckle.