Rock Paper Scissors

Rock Paper Scissors is InOut Games’ crash version of the playground hand game, released in August 2025 and often searched as Rock Paper Scissors InOut. You throw rock, paper or scissors against the computer. A win moves you up a multiplier ladder that roughly doubles each time, a draw leaves it where it is, and a loss ends the run. CASHOUT banks the current rung whenever you like, and a perfect run lasts twenty wins. The RTP is 98%.

Top rung against cash cap

Two rows in this table pull against each other. A perfect run is worth ~256,901x on paper, yet a single run pays out no more than about €10,000.

Provider	InOut Games
Game type	Crash (rock paper scissors)
RTP	98%
Max win	Capped near €10,000
Max multiplier	Up to ~256,901× (20 rounds)
Rounds	Up to 20 per run
Bet range	Low minimum, up to €200
Fairness	Certified RNG, provably fair
Released	August 2025
Platforms	HTML5 - desktop, iOS, Android

Throw, flip, climb

Set the bet, press play and pick rock, paper or scissors, or press RANDOM and let the game pick for you. The computer’s hand is turned over on a card. Beat it and you go up one rung; tie and you keep your multiplier and throw again; lose and the stake is gone. Beyond that there is no paytable and nothing to learn.

The ladder runs across the top of the board from 1.00x. One win makes it 1.94x, two make it 3.94x and three 7.82x, and each further win roughly doubles it again: 15.70x, 31.34x and 62.74x, with 125.42x after the seventh. Revealed cards on the left keep a record of the run, and the yellow CASHOUT button shows the current rung in money. Here a €200 stake sitting on 3.94x is banking 788.

Twenty wins and a €10,000 ceiling

Because the ladder keeps doubling, a full twenty-win run passes 256,000x. Nobody gets paid that. The payout is capped at about €10,000 per run, and at a €200 stake the cap is already in play by the sixth win, where 62.74x would pay more than it allows. Lower stakes push the cap further up the ladder, but every extra rung has to be won the same way as the first, and one lost throw takes the whole run.

98%, level with Chicken Road

Ninety-eight percent matches Chicken Road, InOut’s flagship, and sits above the 92-94% that most slots return. Over many runs the house edge working against you is thin. Over one run it tells you nothing, because the round still ends on the first lost throw.

Settling on a cash-out rung with play money

Use the free version above to choose the rung you will stop at before money is involved. Two wins pay 3.94x and four pay 15.70x; seeing how often you actually get that far is the useful part of practice.

Behind the menu in the corner sit the provably fair settings, the full rules and your bet history, which is where a finished run can be checked.

Bonuses: none in the game, some at the casino

There is no bonus round, free spin or bonus buy inside Rock Paper Scissors. A draw is the nearest thing to a free extra, since it hands you another throw at the same multiplier.

If you play on a casino bonus, check its wagering terms before the first throw. The 98% does not change with bonus money, so the bonus pays for more runs, not better ones.

Picking a rung and sticking to it

Choose a multiplier and cash out there every time. Chasing the whole chain costs more often than it pays, and the €10,000 cap means the late rungs are worth less than they show. Treat draws as free re-throws. Keep the bet small against your balance and fix the session budget before the first round; the 98% is measured over a very long run, not over one evening.

Looking for a Rock Paper Scissors InOut APK?

No official APK exists for it. The game is built for the browser, and on a phone the demo above is that same build, with RANDOM and the three hand buttons as single taps and CASHOUT still showing what the current rung is worth.

A downloadable file sold under this name did not come from InOut, and you do not need one.

A playground game with a thin house edge

Rock Paper Scissors does without a new gimmick. Rules everyone learned as a child, a ladder that roughly doubles, draws that cost nothing and a 98% RTP add up to a quick game anyone can sit down to cold. Its weak spot is the gap between the headline and the payout: the ladder advertises more than 256,000x, while at €200 a bet the cap is reached by the sixth win.

Draws, the cap and RANDOM: questions