Looking at our game history, I notice several patterns. The opponent has chosen rock twice, paper twice, and scissors once so far, with many ties occurring. Since I won the last round with paper against rock, the opponent might anticipate me choosing paper again and counter with scissors. Alternatively, they might expect me to switch to rock (thinking they'll choose scissors) and thus play paper themselves. Based on these possibilities, I'll choose scissors, anticipating they might play paper this round to counter what they might expect from me. This continues the strategic cycle of prediction and counter-prediction that's central to Rock Paper Scissors.