How to win Rock, Paper, Scissors

Win Rock, Paper, Scissors

By chance, you are going to win at rock, paper, scissors (aka Rochambo) at least 50% of the time, but how do you increase your chances of winning? This how-to video increases your odds and helps you psych out your opponent. Despite what you might think, go for paper. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to win rock, paper, scissors.

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siradambeck (1) 1 year ago

This was in the last wired magazine.

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Anon1987 (-4) 5 months ago

http://benjiboom.mybrute.com

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henry_nguyen 5 months ago

what are some tips for men?

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xcrankyx 5 months ago

naja nicht überzeugend finde ich

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Stetlo 3 months ago

I akways play with my dad, ve draw almose every time... I think it's genetic.

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