Edmund Mark Hooper, the unfortunate loser of the classic hand game rock paper scissors, took out a mortgage on his house to pay off the debt — a fact that was acknowledged in a notarized contract.

Toronto will be the site of a world championship this weekend. It will hold the top event for a game most people played as kids: Rock, paper, scissors.

The successful consignment also demonstrated that rock, paper, scissors, though ostensibly a game of chance, is not devoid of strategy – or its own mystical logic.

A $500,000 debt incurred from three games of “rock, paper, scissors” is invalid, the Quebec Court of Appeal has ruled. Edmund Mark Hooper, the unfortunate loser of the classic hand game, took ...

Sit down for a second and prepare yourself for this: The most intense game of Rock Paper Scissors ever. We'll give you the context in just a second: Now that you've more than likely watched it a ...

A game designer from New York has revealed exactly how to always win rock, paper, scissors. Everyone knows the iconic hand game where technically, players have a one-in-three chance of winning ...

The well-known game asks users to pick either rock, paper, or scissors, with paper beating rock, rock beating scissors, and scissors beating paper.

Rock, Paper, Scissors is a totally random game, right? Wrong — and here's the proof: The YouTube channel Numberphile recently posted a video that will teach you how to win at Rock, Paper ...

Can you beat a computer at Rock-Paper-Scissors? A new online experiment pits man against machine in the most basic of games. So, how does humankind fare this time around?

The successful consignment also demonstrated that rock, paper, scissors, though ostensibly a game of chance, is not devoid of strategy – or its own mystical logic.