Rock beats ScissorsCrushesHow to play Rock, Paper, Scissors
Learn the classic rules, choose a way to play, and see how optional RPS Chips wagers and special moves work.
One move beats another
Choose one move each round. Matching moves are a draw and award no point.
Rock beats ScissorsCrushes
Scissors beats PaperCuts
Paper beats RockCoversPractice or play online
Play against the bot
Practice is available without signing in. Choose a match length and play locally against the bot. Practice results and rewards are not saved.
Join a friend or an open game
Sign in to join player matches. Open Games lets you join a room with an available seat; private rooms use a room code shared with the other player.
In online play, your move stays hidden until both players have locked in. The moves are then revealed and the round is scored.
Wagers and RPS Chips
In eligible player-versus-player games, each player can choose an optional wager from 200 to 1,000 RPS Chips, in 100-Chip increments. The winner takes the pot. A draw or tied top score returns the stakes, and cancelling before the first move charges no stake.
Use them at the right moment
Special moves are available in authenticated player matches. Only one special action can be used in a turn.
300 CHIPS PER USE
Hammer
Hammer beats Scissors. Rock beats Hammer, while Paper does not beat Hammer.
500 CHIPS · ONCE PER MATCH
Reveal Hand
After the opponent locks their move, reveal it before the round is resolved. It uses your special action for that turn.
Common questions
Can I practice without signing in?
Yes. Guest practice is a local bot match and does not save results or rewards.
Do RPS Chips have cash value?
No. RPS Chips are virtual in-game currency and have no cash value.
What happens to a wager if the match is drawn?
When the match ends in a draw or tied top score, the stakes are returned. Cancelling before the first move charges no stake.
How do I join an online game?
Sign in and join an open game, or join a private match with its room code.