Rock Paper Scissors
Pick your hand, read the matchup and keep score.
Pick your hand, read the matchup and keep score.
Learn the rules of Rock Paper Scissors and the mind games that give you an edge, then play the computer above.
Pick rock, paper or scissors and beat the computer's choice over a running tally.
Players tend to switch throws after losing. Anticipating that pattern helps you predict the next move.
People rarely throw the same option many times in a row. If rock has come up twice, a change is likely next.
Mix your own throws so no pattern can be read back against you.
Both players choose rock, paper or scissors at the same time. Rock beats scissors, scissors beat paper, and paper beats rock. The same choice on both sides is a tie.
Yes, against human-like opponents. People tend to switch their throw after a loss and rarely repeat the same choice several times in a row, so anticipating those habits while staying unpredictable yourself gives an edge.
Paper beats rock by covering it. Rock in turn beats scissors, and scissors beat paper, forming the classic three-way cycle.