Sign Up

How to win at rock, paper, scissors: Scientist reveals the simple trick that will guarantee you beat your friends every time

Daily Mail 1 min read 4 hours ago

While rock, paper, scissors is usually seen as a game of luck, a scientist at Western Sydney University has revealed what they claim is a surefire way to beat your friends.
Read original Daily Mail

More from Daily Mail

Revealed: Romeo Lavia injury update after Chelsea star hobbled off just eight minutes into Champions League tie last week
Meet the Sunday League side packed with former Premier League stars: How a team from Cheshire's wealthy 'footballer belt' are demolishing the opposition with an invincible start to the season - and the legend they are targeting next 
Liverpool's £116m man Florian Wirtz looks lost, bewildered, like a gazelle running in the middle of a herd of buffalo. But here's why there IS hope for him yet, writes OLIVER HOLT
Benjamin Sesko at centre of club vs country row, as Man United provide update on star's injury following Slovenia demand to show 'respect'

Related in Science

Why is it so hot in the UK? Confused Brits claim it's 'a little too warm for mid-November' - as Britain records its mildest Bonfire Night on RECORD
Weather hell for 155 million Americans as first snow of winter and Arctic blast hits huge swathe of Midwest and Northeast
Scientists are baffled to discover mysterious 'voids' in the third-largest pyramid of Giza - as scans suggest they could be a secret entrance
What could go wrong? 'Organic Tamagotchi' toy is filled with BACTERIA which children must feed to keep alive