Most people may think that the game Rock, Paper, Scissors is a game of chance, but there is a way to win the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. In this article, I will teach you the way on how to win on Rock, Paper, Scissors.
We all know that rock breaks scissors, scissors cuts paper, and paper covers rock. So there was a group of Chinese scientists where they did an experiment with 360 students to play Rock, Paper, Scissors. Then they came up with two ways on people try to win Rock, Paper, Scissors:
- Winners REPEAT their move
- Losers CHANGE their move
Tips on winning the game Rock, Paper, Scissors
Tip 1: If you LOSE play the move that wasn’t used.
Think for example, your opponent won by choosing rock, (which means you chose scissors). Look back on the way people try to win: winners repeat their move. You should then play paper, which was not used, because there is a higher probability of your opponent will repeat their move, because they won.
Tip 2: If you WIN play the move that your opponent used.
Imagine you won by choosing paper, (which means your opponent chose rock), your opponent will then think that you will repeat your move, which is paper, then your opponent will choose scissors, which is beaten by rock. So, then you should play rock in the next play.
Tip 3: If it’s a TIE play a random move again.
It is up to your opponent whether your opponent change their move or stick with their move if it’s a tie. It’s like playing at the beginning of the game, you won’t know what your opponent’s move will be.
Tip 4: Identify your opponent’s favorite move.
Identifying what your opponent’s favorite move (the move that your opponent mostly play at the beginning of the game) is good, but you won’t be able to identify it overnight; you will have to play with your opponent lots of times to identify it. Just play with him/her a lot and identify what your opponent mostly play at the beginning of the game.
Tip 5: If your opponent knows that you know his/her favorite move, then play his/her favorite move.
Because since you know that your opponent knows that you know his/her favorite move, your opponent will then play the move that would beat the move that would beat the move of his/her favorite move, and to beat the move that would beat the move that would beat the move of his/her favorite move, you should play the move that would beat the move that would beat the move that would beat the move of your opponent’s favorite move.
Example:
You know that your opponent knows that you know your opponent’s favorite move, which is scissors. Your opponent will then think that you will play rock, which would beat scissors, then your opponent will then play paper, which would beat rock, then you should play scissors, which is your opponent’s favorite move.
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rudzYPHuewc