Best of three against a real player, for TF2 items.
1
Create a game
Stake items or coins.
2
Get an opponent
A player joins at a matching value.
3
Play three rounds
Both moves lock in before either is shown.
4
Take the pot
Win the series, take both stakes.
Players
1 v 1
Format
Best of three
Stake with
Items or coins
Pick timer
~15s
How a series runs
Rock paper scissors here is a best-of-three against a real player, staked on Team Fortress 2 items or coins. Both players' moves are locked in before either is revealed, so there is no way to react to what your opponent picked. Drawn rounds are replayed and do not count, so a series always resolves on decided rounds.
Winning the series takes both stakes. There is nothing to manage between rounds — the stake is set once when the game is created.
The pick timer
You have roughly 15 seconds to choose each round. If the timer runs out a move is drawn for you, which keeps a series from stalling when somebody walks away mid-game. That drawn move is settled exactly like a chosen one.
Items or coins
Games can be staked with items from your inventory or straight from your coin balance. Coin games settle entirely on the site with no Steam trade offer involved, so they finish in seconds; item games take as long as Steam takes to move the items.
Fairness
Both moves are committed before either is shown, and the result of every completed series can be checked afterwards through the same provably fair record every other mode on the site uses.
Can my opponent see my move?
No. Both moves lock in before either is revealed.
What if I do not pick in time?
A move is drawn for you after about 15 seconds, so a round never stalls. Draws are replayed and only decided rounds count.
Can I play with coins?
Yes, and coin games settle without any trade offer.
What happens on a drawn round?
It is replayed and does not count towards the series. Only decided rounds settle a best-of-three.
Can I see my opponent's move first?
No. Both moves lock in before either is revealed.
Do I need items to play?
No. Games can be staked from your coin balance, which also avoids trade offers entirely.