Pick Rock, Paper or Scissors and the house throws at the same moment. Beat it and your streak climbs one; every win doubles your multiplier, so the first pays just under 2x, the second just under 4x, then 8x, 16x and on up.
A draw costs nothing. The hand is simply thrown again and your streak stays exactly where it was. A loss ends the run and the stake goes with it.
After any win you choose: cash out at the multiplier you are sitting on, or throw again for the next step. The strip in the top corner of the board keeps every hand of the run, and the panel shows what the next win would pay before you commit to it.
There is no clever pick. Every hand has the same one in three chance of winning, drawing or losing, so the game is entirely about how far you ride the streak. Autobet throws a random hand and cashes out after the number of wins you set.
The house hand for every throw is its own hash of the server seed, your client seed, the nonce and the throw number, fixed before you pick. Your choice is never an input, so the house cannot see it coming and cannot react to it. A draw is a real draw, not a re-roll.
What happens on a draw in Rock Paper Scissors?
Nothing is lost. The hand is thrown again and your streak stays exactly where it was. Only a loss ends the run.
How does the Rock Paper Scissors multiplier grow?
Every win doubles it, less the house edge, so the first pays just under 2x, the second just under 4x, then on up. After any win you choose between cashing out and throwing again, and the panel shows what the next win would pay.
Can the house see my pick?
No. The house hand for every throw is its own hash of the seeds and the throw number, fixed before you pick, and your choice is never an input. That is why every hand has the same one in three chance of winning, drawing or losing.