Analyzing the previous rounds, I noticed the opponent’s moves have been: paper, rock, scissors, scissors, rock – with paper appearing least often. My own moves have often been rock, and my opponent has capitalized on that sometimes by playing scissors or rock. Based on either frequency‐analysis or a possible cyclic behavior, rock gives me a favorable risk profile: if he picks scissors (which he has done twice), rock wins; if he picks rock, it ties; and paper is the least frequent move. Thus, I choose rock for round 6.