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ZamZam game guide

How to play RPS

Choose Rock, Paper or Scissors against a committed house move.

Return to player98.33%Long-term statistical return, not a guarantee

RPS rules

Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper and Paper beats Rock. Both moves are compared after the house commitment is revealed.

How a round works

  1. Choose your move.
  2. Enter the stake and confirm.
  3. The house move is revealed and settled.

Payouts and settlement

A win returns 1.97x, a tie returns 98% of the stake and a loss returns zero.

RTP, risk and strategy

All three house moves are equally likely; changing choices based on previous rounds gives no advantage.

RTP is measured over a very large number of wagers. A short session can finish far above or below it, and no strategy guarantees profit.

Fairness and verification

The house move is hashed before the bet and revealed with the result.

Open the Provably Fair guide to learn how hashes, secrets and recorded results are checked.

Frequently asked questions

Can I guarantee a win in RPS?

No. Every wager involves risk. Understanding the rules prevents avoidable mistakes but cannot remove variance or the mathematical house edge.

Does changing animation speed affect the result?

No. Visual speed, turbo controls and browser performance do not change a result generated and settled by the server.

Where can I verify a disputed result?

Check the game history and fairness values first. If they disagree with the displayed settlement, stop betting and send Support the game, bet reference and approximate time.