Rock Paper Scissors Game by INOUT

INOUT Rock Paper Scissors – $10K Max Win

In INOUT Rock Paper Scissors, each win takes you one step deeper into the multiplier path. You can win up to 20 consecutive rounds in a single session—if you don’t lose or cash out earlier.

Each round increases your payout multiplier, with values like x1.00, x1.94, x3.94, all the way up to x62+, depending on the path. Your max win depends on your starting bet—a $200 stake across 20 wins could reach close to $10,000 or more if you ride the full chain.

Game RTP & Volatility

Rock Paper Scissors by INOUT keeps things simple on the surface, but under the hood, it’s tuned for high-risk, high-reward gameplay. If you’re the type who likes pushing limits, the numbers here will likely catch your attention:

• RTP (Return to Player): 98% One of the highest in the instant-play genre. On average, players get $98 back for every $100 wagered over time—though actual results vary round to round.
• Volatility: High The payout curve is steep. The longer you play without cashing out, the bigger the potential reward—but also the higher the chance of losing your bet in a single round.match for the slightly dark, slightly playful Rabbit Road theme. Each round builds tension, and every carrot you collect feels like you’re one step closer to being pulled under.

Getting Multipliers in Rock Paper Scissors Money Game

In the INOUT version of Rock Paper Scissors, your payout multiplier doesn’t depend on whether you choose rock, paper, or scissors. The move you pick is purely symbolic—whether you tap one of the three or let the game choose randomly, it won’t impact your multiplier directly. What does matter is whether you win the round.

Each win takes you to the next stage, where the multiplier increases. A draw keeps you where you are, and a loss ends the round completely. The goal is to climb as many rounds as you can (up to 20) without losing. After each win, you decide: cash out or take another step.

How it works:

• Win → multiplier goes up
• Draw → multiplier stays the same
• Loss → you lose your bet and round ends
• You can win up to 20 times in one session
• Cashout is available after every win

Available Moves: Even though your choice doesn’t affect payouts, each move still plays its role in the visual flow of the game.

Rock

This is the go-to choice for many players. There’s no advantage to it statistically, but it feels solid and familiar. Some stick with rock every round just out of habit.

Paper

Also neutral in odds, the paper offers no mechanical edge. Some players switch to paper during longer runs just to break mental patterns.

Scissors

Quick and sharp, scissors function just like the others. There’s no difference in payout or probability—it’s more about personal rhythm or superstition.

In the end, it doesn’t matter which one you press. The outcome is handled by fair RNG, and every choice has the same win/draw/lose chance. What matters is how far you’re willing to go.

Symbol Drop Fairness

Rock Paper Scissors by INOUT runs on a provably fair system that uses secure RNG to decide each round’s outcome. Your choice—rock, paper, or scissors—doesn’t affect the odds. All outcomes are calculated the moment you play, with no hidden factors.

How fairness works:

• Your move and the opponent’s are generated at the same time
• Win, draw, or lose — each has an equal chance
• Outcomes are locked instantly using RNG
• No memory of past rounds; each is independent
• Some platforms offer hash checks for transparency

You can pick manually or let the game choose randomly—it won’t change your chances. Every round is balanced and verifiable.

Responsible Gambling

Remember, even with fair odds and simple rules, Rock Paper Scissors is still a real-money game. It’s easy to get caught up in quick rounds and streaks, so take breaks, set limits, and play within your means. Winning feels good—but knowing when to stop is what really keeps it fun.