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Rock Paper Scissors

Play rock paper scissors against the computer (with wins/draws/losses score). Uniformly random strategy. Everything in your browser.

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Rock, paper, scissors against the computer

The universal tiebreaker everyone knows, except now you play it against the machine. You pick your move, the computer answers in the same instant, and a scoreboard keeps adding up wins, draws and losses across the rounds.

The computer plays randomly and evenly, with no cheating and no pattern for you to memorise. Every round is a clean bet. A nice way to fill those idle minutes, and a fun reminder that against chance no strategy holds up.

It all happens in the browser, with nothing to install. Play as many rounds as you like and see if you can keep the score in your favour.

Frequently asked questions

Does the computer see my move before choosing?
No. The draw happens inside the same click, but the machine's pick comes from a random number over three options, with no peek at what got tapped. Every gesture carries a one-third chance in every round, and history counts for nothing: after three losses in a row, the next round holds exactly the odds it held before.
How do I reset the scoreboard?
Reloading the page, which is the only way, since a reset button never made it in. The tally of wins, draws and losses lives in memory while the tab stays open and gets written nowhere: closing the tab, refreshing, or opening the page on another device starts everything from scratch. In exchange, no match data ever leaves the browser.
Can I set a best-of-three or a round limit?
No, the scoreboard runs open-ended and keeps counting forever. There is no round count, no series, no timer and no game-over screen — the moment to stop is yours to pick. Each click writes a line with your move, the machine's move and the outcome of that round, and the three counters just below climb in the same instant. For a best-of-three, keep an eye on the tally yourself.

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