(3078,7,16,14,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"duration\": 214120, \"winner_id\": 14, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing scissors as my first move. Since this is our first interaction, there\'s no established pattern yet. Scissors is slightly less common as an opening move compared to rock (which many players default to), which might give me a small element of surprise. If my opponent is anticipating a rock-first strategy and plays paper, my scissors would win the round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312447532}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with rock as a neutral choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312452449}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose rock in round 1 and won, there\'s a reasonable chance they might stick with rock as a winning strategy. Choosing paper would counter this effectively. Additionally, many players develop patterns in their play, and staying with a winning move is a common tendency. Even if they anticipate this counter and switch to scissors, this will give me valuable information about their strategy for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312465493}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent might expect me to switch after winning with rock, choosing rock again could catch them off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312469006}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent chose rock twice in a row, which could suggest a preference for rock. However, since they lost with rock in round 2, they might anticipate that I\'ll choose paper again and switch to scissors to counter it. Or they might think I\'ll complete a cycle (scissors → paper → rock) and switch to paper to beat my expected rock. Either way, scissors would be a good strategic choice - it would beat paper if they switch and create unpredictability in my pattern. While there\'s a risk if they stick with rock, playing adaptively based on potential opponent strategy changes seems best at this point.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312482293}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The score is tied 1-1. In the first round, I played rock and won against scissors. In the second round, I played rock again and lost against paper. Since I played rock twice in a row, the opponent might expect me to play scissors next, or potentially rock again. To be unpredictable, I will choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312486253}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, the opponent seems to switch after losing. Since they just lost with paper in round 3, they\'re likely to switch to scissors in an attempt to counter what they might predict as my continued use of scissors (which won me the last round). By choosing rock, I can counter their probable scissors play. Additionally, if they try to be unpredictable and return to rock, we\'ll tie rather than me losing.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312503568}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has been playing scissors, paper, scissors. I will try to break their pattern and also try to even the score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312506932}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a strong preference for rock (3 out of 4 rounds). If they maintain this pattern, paper will beat their rock. Even if they try to counter by choosing paper, we\'ll tie. Given their history, I think paper gives me the best strategic advantage for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312522969}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent may be expecting rock again, so I will try paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312526705}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s recent pattern (alternating between rock and paper), they may play rock in this round. Choosing paper gives me the best chance to counter this expected move. Additionally, paper has worked well for me previously - I won with it in round 2, and the opponent hasn\'t played scissors at all yet, making paper a relatively safe choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312539864}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Breaking the mirroring pattern and hoping opponent expects rock or a mirror of previous move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312543468}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, rock seems like a strategic choice. The opponent has used scissors least frequently (only once in round 6), and players often don\'t repeat their most recent move. If they return to rock (their most common choice), we\'ll tie. If they choose paper to counter my anticipated rock, I\'ll lose. But if they choose scissors again, I\'ll win. Given that scissors is their least used option, I\'m betting they won\'t repeat it immediately.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312565888}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The score is tied, and I will choose paper this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312571083}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern, I notice the opponent has used scissors only once (round 6), and that was after playing paper. Since they just played paper in round 7, there\'s a chance they might follow the same pattern and play scissors. Additionally, the opponent has played paper in 2 of the last 3 rounds, suggesting they might switch strategies. With the current score at 2-3, I need to make strategic choices to catch up, and rock gives me protection against a potential scissors play while breaking the pattern of my recent losses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312589991}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"I have won the last two rounds with paper and want to see if the opponent will expect me to switch. Need to press my advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312593828}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has played paper in rounds 7 and 8, suggesting they might continue this pattern. Scissors beats paper, so I\'ll choose scissors to counter their recent tendency. Additionally, they might expect me to switch away from rock (which I played in the last two rounds) to paper, in which case scissors would still be a good counter if they anticipate this and play scissors themselves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312611234}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to be favoring rock and paper. Switching to scissors to counter this.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312614392}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve recently played paper multiple times (rounds 7 and 8) before switching to scissors in round 9. They might return to paper in this final round, expecting me to play rock to counter their recent scissors play. Choosing scissors gives me the best chance to win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312643043}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a preference for rock and paper. Choosing paper gives me the best chance to win or draw and secure the overall victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312648455}]','2025-03-18 15:40:34','2025-03-18 15:44:08',14),(3079,9,7,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"slate\", \"brine\", \"choke\", \"judge\", \"queue\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"queue\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 1}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 33}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 249339, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"queue\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a challenging word because it has an uncommon letter (q), uses four vowels in sequence, and has an unusual letter pattern. The \'qu\' combination is expected, but \'ueue\' is quite rare. Also, common starting strategies often focus on consonant-heavy words, making this vowel-rich word harder to identify quickly.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312442366}, {\"move\": \"SLATE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with \\\"SLATE\\\" as it contains common consonants (S, L, T) and vowels (A, E) that appear frequently in English words.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312450568}, {\"move\": \"BRINE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This keeps the \'E\' in the correct final position while trying new letters (B, R, I, N) to gather more information about what\'s in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312465855}, {\"move\": \"CHOKE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess uses common letters we haven\'t tried yet (C, H, O, K) while keeping the confirmed letter E in position 5. It doesn\'t contain any letters we know aren\'t in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312506245}, {\"move\": \"JUDGE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word ends with \'E\' which we know is correct, and uses entirely new letters (J, U, D, G) that we haven\'t tried yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312520784}, {\"move\": \"QUEUE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The word must have U in position 2 and E in position 5. After eliminating all the tested letters, QUEUE fits the pattern and doesn\'t contain any eliminated letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312684692}]','2025-03-18 15:40:35','2025-03-18 15:44:44',16),(3080,7,1,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 5, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\", \"duration\": 259752, \"winner_id\": 1, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I have no prior data about my opponent\'s patterns and will use a balanced choice. I\'ll choose \'rock\' as a neutral starting move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312447319}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players since it\'s perceived as \\\"strong\\\" or \\\"stable.\\\" By playing paper, I\'m countering that potential strategy. Without any previous rounds to analyze patterns, this gives me a reasonable starting position in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312458579}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude chose paper in round 1 and won. To counteract a potential repeat choice, I will choose scissors to beat paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312463744}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the first round, I won with paper while my opponent played rock. For this second round, I\'ll switch to scissors. My opponent is likely to change their strategy after losing and might play paper to counter my previous winning move of paper. If they anticipate I\'ll stick with paper, they might play scissors (which would lead to a tie), but if they play paper to counter my potential rock, my scissors will win. By changing my move each round, I\'m also avoiding establishing a predictable pattern early in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312480321}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In round 1, the opponent chose paper, and in round 2, both chose scissors. There\'s a possibility that the opponent may opt for either scissors to continue from round 2 or revert to paper. To counter both, I choose rock as it beats scissors and ties with paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312486623}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, my opponent chose rock then scissors. There\'s a good chance they might expect me to follow with rock next (completing the classic rock-paper-scissors sequence), so they might play paper to counter that. By choosing scissors, I can potentially catch them in this strategy. Additionally, since we both played scissors last round resulting in a tie, they might think I\'ll switch to something else, giving me an opportunity to surprise them by sticking with scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312500870}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has alternated their choices so far (paper, scissors). To potentially counter their strategy, I\'ll choose paper in anticipation that they might choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312512411}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has played rock twice (rounds 1 and 3) and scissors once (round 2). There appears to be a preference for rock. Additionally, I played scissors in the last two rounds, and my opponent countered with rock in round 3, suggesting they might be adapting to my moves. Since there\'s a pattern of my opponent favoring rock, I\'ll choose paper to counter this tendency. If they anticipate this and switch to scissors, that\'s a risk I\'ll take, but based on the limited data available, paper seems to be the strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312526924}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on my opponent\'s pattern, they have not shown a consistent strategy of cycling between options. I will choose scissors this round to counter a potential paper choice, as they have chosen paper twice so far.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312533871}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has played rock twice, scissors once, and paper once. There seems to be a slight preference for rock. Also, I notice that the opponent hasn\'t played the same move twice in a row yet, following a pattern of rock → scissors → rock → paper. Since they just played paper in round 4, there\'s a good chance they might play scissors next to continue this non-repetition pattern. Playing rock would be effective against scissors. Additionally, I haven\'t played rock yet in our matches, which might make my move less predictable to my opponent who might be analyzing my patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312552429}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous rounds, Claude has repeated patterns such as avoiding moves that repeatedly lead to a loss. Since it previously won using \'rock\' on my \'scissors\' in round 5, it might see a pattern of success with \'rock.\' Therefore, I\'ll choose \'paper\' to counter it.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312559484}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, I notice my opponent has chosen scissors twice (rounds 2 and 5), rock twice (rounds 1 and 3), and paper once (round 4). I won the last round with rock against their scissors, and they might expect me to switch strategies after a win. However, given that they\'ve shown a tendency to use scissors frequently, and might attempt to break the tie situation with a bold move, I\'ll stick with rock. Additionally, if they\'re analyzing my pattern, they might notice I haven\'t repeated moves in consecutive rounds yet, which could lead them to expect me to choose paper or scissors this time.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312575855}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the patterns, the opponent has alternated choices quite often. In the last two rounds, I won when they picked rock but they may shift to counter my recent patterns. I\'ll predict a shift to scissors to counter my potential paper play and choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312582563}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen paper in 2 of the 6 rounds played so far, including the most recent round 6. There seems to be a slight tendency for them to repeat moves in alternating patterns, and they\'ve just played paper. Additionally, when they used paper in round 6, they were countering my rock choice successfully. I\'ll choose scissors to counter their potential paper play, especially since they might be developing confidence in using paper based on their last win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312598424}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s pattern, they have a similar distribution of choices between rock, paper, and scissors, tilting slightly towards favorable counters to my prior moves. Given their tendency to avoid repeating a choice, I anticipate they might counter my winning strategy of rock from round 7 with paper. To counter this, I choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312611014}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s history, they\'ve shown a preference for rock (used in 3 out of 7 rounds). They\'ve also just used rock twice recently to counter my scissors. Since they\'ve beaten me with rock in the previous round, they might be confident enough to use it again. Additionally, in even-numbered rounds (2, 4, 6), they\'ve never chosen rock, suggesting they might follow a pattern. Paper would be my best strategic choice to counter an anticipated rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312643778}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent seems to have avoided repeating their last move in previous rounds. Since they chose paper last round, they might avoid it again, and choose rock or scissors. Choosing paper will counter a potential rock and tie with paper, making it a safer choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312650985}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of my opponent\'s choices (rock, scissors, rock, paper, scissors, paper, rock, scissors), they might choose paper next. However, they\'ve won with rock multiple times against my scissors, suggesting they might expect me to choose scissors again and counter with rock. I\'m choosing rock as a defensive play that could tie if they choose rock, or win if they choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312666618}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s pattern from prior moves, they seem to switch to a losing choice after a tied round or try rock often as a fallback. Given this and their past tendencies, paper is a safe bet to counter rock, which they might choose.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312672695}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played paper in two of the last four rounds (rounds 6 and 9). While there\'s no guaranteed pattern, scissors would counter if they play paper again. The opponent has shown a balanced distribution of moves overall, but given their recent paper plays, scissors seems like the most strategic choice for this final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312696125}]','2025-03-18 15:40:36','2025-03-18 15:44:56',1),(3081,7,16,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 328068, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my strategic opening move. Rock is statistically the most common first move in Rock Paper Scissors games, as many players perceive it as a strong opening. By choosing paper, I\'m anticipating this tendency and positioning for an early advantage. While this is a calculated risk that would lose against scissors, the psychological patterns in first-round choices make paper a strategically sound option.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312449495}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing paper as my move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players (sometimes called the \\\"rookie move\\\"), so paper would be advantageous against that. While I don\'t have any pattern data on my opponent yet, paper gives me a balanced opening that covers the most common initial tendency while I gather information about my opponent\'s strategy for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312460800}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since we both played paper in the first round, my opponent might expect me to stick with paper again or predict I\'ll switch to scissors. By playing rock, I can counter scissors if my opponent tries to anticipate a paper play from me. Additionally, introducing variety in my play early in the game makes my future moves less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312472059}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After we both played paper in the first round resulting in a tie, my opponent might expect me to either stick with paper or switch to scissors. If they anticipate I\'ll stay with paper, they might choose scissors to counter. By choosing rock, I can potentially counter this strategy. Additionally, there\'s often a psychological tendency to change moves after a tie, and scissors is a common choice following paper. Rock gives me a strong position against this potential adaptation.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312486248}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent has matched my moves in the first two rounds (paper then rock), I\'m choosing scissors to break any pattern they might be tracking. If they\'re using a mirroring strategy, they\'ll also pick scissors and we\'ll tie again. If they\'re trying to anticipate my next move based on patterns, they might expect me to choose paper again or continue with some sequence, making scissors a less predictable choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312501615}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that in both previous rounds, we chose the same move, resulting in ties. My opponent might be trying to predict my next move based on the pattern so far (paper, then rock). If they\'re expecting me to follow a rock-paper-scissors sequence, they might anticipate paper. Alternatively, if they\'re mirroring my previous moves, they would choose rock again. Scissors would beat paper in the first case and lose to rock in the second. Given that we need to break the tie pattern eventually to score points, I\'ll take the calculated risk with scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312515080}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has mirrored my moves for three consecutive rounds, I\'m trying to break this pattern. If they continue mirroring, we\'ll tie again. If they anticipate I\'ve noticed their pattern and expect me to switch to paper (thinking they\'ll play paper), my rock will lose. However, if they try to counter what they think I\'ll play next in the sequence, they might choose scissors, in which case my rock would win. This move provides a balanced approach given the uncertain pattern we\'ve established so far.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312536609}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"There seems to be a mirroring pattern in the first three rounds. If my opponent continues to mirror, we\'ll tie again. If they anticipate I\'ll choose rock next (to complete the rock-paper-scissors cycle), they might choose paper, which would also result in a tie. If they try to counter by choosing scissors, I\'ll lose, but if they choose rock thinking I might switch to scissors, I\'ll win. Given the previous pattern of ties, this seems like a reasonable strategic choice to potentially break the deadlock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312550309}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, there\'s an interesting pattern - the first three rounds were all ties, suggesting my opponent may have been mirroring my moves. Then in round 4, they broke the pattern by playing paper against my rock to secure a win. \\n\\nGiven this, I have two main possibilities to consider: either they\'ll continue with paper (since it just worked for them), or they might expect me to switch to paper to counter their previous move and play scissors in anticipation. \\n\\nI\'m choosing scissors because: 1) It would beat their paper if they stick with what worked last round, 2) If they\'re developing a psychological pattern, scissors disrupts that expectation, and 3) I need to start scoring points since I\'m behind 0-1 and we\'re halfway through the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312566856}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, we had three consecutive ties followed by me winning with paper against rock. My opponent seems to be matching my moves initially, but deviated in round 4. If they\'re trying to detect patterns, they might expect me to play paper again since it just won, and counter with scissors. Alternatively, if they\'re trying to match my previous move, they\'ll play paper. Either way, scissors would be a good choice - it would win against paper or tie with scissors. Given the psychological state after I just won a round, there\'s also a chance they might try something unexpected, but scissors still gives me a balanced approach for this situation.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312578223}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because: 1) If the opponent continues their recent paper-scissors alternating pattern, they\'ll play paper next, which my scissors would beat; 2) The opponent has played paper twice already, making it one of their more frequent choices; 3) I need to start winning rounds to catch up in the score, and this seems like the best strategic opportunity based on the pattern analysis.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312594967}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our game history, we\'ve had a striking number of ties (4 out of 5 rounds), suggesting my opponent might be analyzing and matching my moves. My only win came in Round 4 when I played paper against rock. Given the cycling pattern we\'ve established and the fact that scissors was just played in Round 5, my opponent might expect me to choose rock next in the natural sequence. To counter this expectation, I\'ll play paper again since it was successful previously. While there\'s risk my opponent might anticipate this and play scissors, paper gives me the best strategic advantage based on the pattern established so far.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312607111}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of play, my opponent might expect me to repeat scissors after my recent win. If they try to counter with rock, paper would be my best choice. Additionally, my opponent has shown a tendency to play paper multiple times, so this also protects against another paper play resulting in a tie rather than a loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312630749}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the pattern of our game, I notice my opponent played scissors in the previous round to counter my paper. Since my opponent might continue with scissors to build on their recent success, playing rock would be a strategic counter. Additionally, there\'s been a high frequency of matching moves resulting in ties, suggesting my opponent might be trying to predict my moves. By switching to rock after losing to scissors, I\'m making a logical defensive play that has a good chance of winning this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312654288}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on recent game history, my opponent has lost two consecutive rounds and might switch strategies. They may expect me to continue with paper after my recent win or switch to rock. Scissors would counter paper if they expect continuity, and would be a calculated risk based on psychological patterns of opponents avoiding repeated losses with the same move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312671954}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern, my opponent mirrored my moves in the first three rounds and round 5, creating ties. Then they switched to beating my moves in rounds 6 and 7. If they\'re expecting me to play rock to counter their recent paper victory, they might play paper again. Alternatively, if they\'re anticipating I\'ll try to break their win streak with an unexpected move, scissors gives me a chance to catch them off guard. This is also a high-risk, high-reward play given the current score where I need to win to stay competitive in the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312686212}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, my opponent has played scissors frequently, including in the last round. Playing rock gives me a good chance to counter scissors if they repeat that choice. Additionally, since we\'ve had many ties, I need to break the pattern to secure another win and clinch the overall victory, as I currently lead 2-1 with only two rounds remaining.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312702461}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, there have been many ties (5 out of 8 rounds), suggesting my opponent might be trying to match my moves. In the last round, we both played scissors, so there might be an expectation that I\'ll switch to rock next (following a common pattern). If my opponent anticipates this and plays paper to counter, scissors would be my best choice. Additionally, the opponent has beaten me twice when I played rock and paper, so trying scissors gives me a fresh approach when I need to catch up in the score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312715385}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I just won with rock against their scissors, my opponent likely expects me to choose rock again. To counter this, they\'ll probably switch to paper. By choosing scissors, I can beat their expected paper move. Even if they choose rock instead and I lose this round, I still win the overall match 3-2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312751560}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the game history, there are several observations: 1) The opponent has chosen scissors most frequently (4 times), 2) The opponent just used rock in round 9 and might be less likely to repeat it, and 3) Given that scissors appears to be their preferred choice, selecting rock gives me the best chance to counter. While I cannot win the overall game since I\'m down 1-3 with only one round left, choosing rock maximizes my chances of at least getting a second win and making the final score closer.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312765456}]','2025-03-18 15:40:37','2025-03-18 15:46:05',16),(3082,9,12,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"spicy\", \"synod\", \"slyly\", \"syply\", \"sylph\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"sylph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 17}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 111090, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"SYLPH\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"SYLPH is not commonly used, contains uncommon letters like Y and the PH digraph, and can be quite challenging to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312582195}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common vowels (A, E) and consonants (S, T, R) to maximize information gained on the first guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312590418}, {\"move\": \"SPICY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since \\\"S\\\" is correctly positioned and \\\"T\\\", \\\"A\\\", \\\"R\\\", \\\"E\\\" are not in the word, I\'m trying \\\"SPICY\\\" to test new common consonants (P, C) and vowels (I, Y) while keeping the confirmed first letter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312601241}, {\"move\": \"synod\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word starts with S (confirmed correct), places Y in position 2 (different from previous guess) and avoids using previously eliminated letters. It also introduces new letters N, O, D to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312616778}, {\"move\": \"SLYLY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the feedback, I know S is first, Y is second, and Y is last. P is in the word but not in position 2. SLYLY is a valid English word (adverb of \\\"sly\\\") that fits this pattern with P still to be placed in a future guess if needed.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312630716}, {\"move\": \"SYPLY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This arrangement places S and Y in their confirmed positions (1st and 2nd), while testing P in position 3, L in position 4, and Y in position 5. All three letters (P, L, Y) need to be placed correctly, and this is a logical arrangement to try.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312656209}, {\"move\": \"SYLPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on feedback, S is in position 1, Y is in position 2, and P and L must be somewhere else in the word. Since we\'ve eliminated many letters and need a valid English word with these constraints, SYLPH (a mythological air spirit) fits all our clues.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312676708}]','2025-03-18 15:40:38','2025-03-18 15:44:36',17),(3083,7,11,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 6}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 370524, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I want to start strong with a simple, reliable move. Since there are no previous moves to analyze, the choice of \'rock\' is as valid as any other option. I\'ll pick \'rock\' to set a baseline for next rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312620927}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose paper as it\'s a strategic opening move. Many players tend to select rock in the first round as it\'s perceived as a strong, default choice. By playing paper, I\'ll have an advantage if my opponent follows this common pattern. Since this is our first interaction, I don\'t have previous rounds to analyze, so I\'m making a calculated prediction based on typical human tendencies in Rock Paper Scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312642580}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose scissors in round 2 because my paper opponent\'s move in round 1 suggests he might repeat his winning strategy. Scissors would beat paper if he repeats the move, and they are generally the optimal counter here. Selecting scissors allows me to potentially turn the tide in this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312649210}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in round 1, my opponent might expect me to stick with it and therefore play scissors to counter. By playing rock, I can potentially counter this adaptation. This is a common strategy shift after a win - anticipating that your opponent will adjust to your previous move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312660529}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"In rounds 1 and 2, the opponent played paper and then rock. This pattern suggests a possible cycle of moves – paper, rock, and then scissors. If that pattern holds, his round 3 move would likely be scissors, which loses to rock. Therefore, I\'ll choose rock for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312684884}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent might expect me to play scissors next (completing the rock-paper-scissors cycle from my side). If they anticipate this, they might play rock to counter my expected scissors. By choosing paper, I\'ll beat their rock if they make this prediction. Additionally, they haven\'t played paper yet, so they might introduce it this round to try a new strategy, in which case we would tie.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312697464}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent appears to be choosing the move that beats my previous move: in round 1 when I played rock, he played paper; in round 2 against scissors, he played rock; and again in round 3 when I played rock, he responded with paper. This suggests that in round 4, having seen my round 3 rock, he is likely to play paper. Since scissors beat paper, I choose scissors as my move for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312723132}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen rock twice and scissors once. They\'ve lost three times and might be adjusting their strategy. Since I\'ve chosen paper twice already, they may anticipate me choosing paper again and respond with scissors. By choosing rock, I can counter their potential scissors play. Additionally, varying my choices makes my strategy less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312736758}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s moves, I noticed that they alternated between paper and rock (paper in rounds 1 and 3, rock in rounds 2 and 4). This pattern suggests that in round 5 they are likely to play paper. Since scissors beats paper, my move in round 5 will be scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312748254}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of alternating between rock and scissors. Following this pattern, they should play rock in round 5. Paper beats rock, so this is the optimal choice. While they might recognize their pattern and change strategy, based on their previous choices, paper gives me the best probability of success.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312758938}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the previous rounds, the opponent has played a clear alternating pattern: round 1 (paper), round 2 (rock), round 3 (paper), round 4 (rock), and round 5 (paper). This suggests that on even-numbered rounds (2 and 4 the opponent played rock), they are likely to play rock again in round 6. To beat rock, my best move is paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312773674}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, the opponent may expect me to play rock this round (continuing my alternating pattern). If they anticipate this, they might play paper to counter. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper. Even if they return to their earlier pattern and play rock, I would still maintain a significant lead at 4-2. Additionally, the opponent has shown a preference for scissors and rock so far, making scissors a calculated risk worth taking.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312787219}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I observed that the opponent has largely been alternating between paper and rock (with paper coming up in rounds 1, 3, and 5) and only deviated with scissors in round 6. This pattern suggests a bias toward paper. Since scissors beats paper, I’m choosing scissors in round 7, betting on the likelihood that the opponent will favor paper again. Even if he switches to rock, this keeps my strategy aligned with the historical trend, allowing me a chance to close the gap in the score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312827889}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a tendency to play rock after playing paper (looking at the transition from round 6 to what might come in round 7). Additionally, they\'ve chosen rock in rounds 1 and 3, suggesting they might return to this option. Paper would be the optimal choice to counter an expected rock move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312841001}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent tends to choose paper on odd rounds and appears to favor rock in even rounds (with rock in rounds 2 and 4 and a deviation to scissors in round 6). Since round 8 is even and rock was the dominant choice in even rounds, I expect a high probability of rock. Choosing paper beats rock, so I will go with paper in round 8.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312872478}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s move history, they have a strong preference for scissors (4 out of 7 rounds). They just played scissors in the previous round, and while they might anticipate me choosing rock, their historical tendency toward scissors makes rock the most strategic choice for this round. Even with my current lead (5-2), playing to counter their most frequent move is the safest strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312885553}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the previous rounds, the opponent has played paper on all odd-numbered rounds (rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7). It seems likely that in round 9 (another odd round) they might choose paper again. Since scissors beat paper, I choose scissors for round 9.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312903746}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has recently played paper in round 8, and they might continue with paper expecting me to choose rock. Additionally, the opponent has shown a tendency to alternate between paper and scissors in recent rounds. By choosing scissors, I can capitalize if they play paper again. While this is risky if they choose rock, it\'s a calculated risk worth taking given my current lead in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312920410}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the opponent\'s previous moves, I noticed that they have played paper far more often (rounds 1, 3, 5, 7) than the other options. Since paper is beaten by scissors, choosing scissors maximizes the chance of a win, especially when a win is crucial in the final round. Therefore, I choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312971888}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a strong preference for scissors (5 out of 9 rounds, including the most recent round). Going with rock gives me the best chance to counter their most common move. Even if this round ends in a loss, I would still win the overall game with my current 5-3 lead, but a win here would solidify my victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312986295}]','2025-03-18 15:40:39','2025-03-18 15:49:46',17),(3084,9,15,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"round\", \"spurn\", \"knurl\"], \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"knurl\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 182600, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"knurl\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose the word \\\"knurl\\\" because it is a valid English word that is not very common, making it a challenging guess for Claude 3.7 sonnet (high2). The word has a unique combination of letters, with \\\"k\\\" and \\\"n\\\" not being as frequently used as other letters in many words, which should make it harder to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312655233}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strategic first guess with common consonants (C, R, N) and vowels (A, E) that will help identify which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312664401}, {\"move\": \"ROUND\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the first guess CRANE, I know that R and N are in the word but in wrong positions (yellow), while C, A, and E are not in the word (black). ROUND tries R and N in new positions and introduces new letters (O, U, D) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312679107}, {\"move\": \"SPURN\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has U in the correct 3rd position, places R in position 4 (we know it\'s not in position 1), and N in position 5 (we know it\'s not in position 4). S and P are new letters I\'m testing.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312711091}, {\"move\": \"knurl\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The word needs to have U in position 3, R in position 4, and N somewhere but not in positions 4 or 5. Since we\'ve eliminated many letters and know U is in position 3, N must be in position 1 or 2. KNURL fits all these constraints - K and L haven\'t been guessed yet, and N is in position 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312831088}]','2025-03-18 15:40:40','2025-03-18 15:47:11',16),(3085,9,16,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"guesses\": [\"adieu\", \"house\", \"pulse\", \"curse\", \"quite\", \"quire\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"queue\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 74658, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"QUEUE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains the uncommon letter Q and has four vowels with the letter E repeated twice. The unusual letter distribution makes it difficult to guess through standard Wordle strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312680458}, {\"move\": \"adieu\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strategic first guess with 4 vowels (a, i, e, u) and a common consonant (d), which helps identify vowels in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312686431}, {\"move\": \"HOUSE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"We know E and U are in the word but in wrong positions. I\'m using H, O, S as new letters to test, while placing E and U in different positions than our first guess to see if we can find their correct locations.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312694437}, {\"move\": \"PULSE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains the confirmed letters \'U\', \'S\', and \'E\', with \'E\' in the correct final position. It also doesn\'t use any of the eliminated letters (A, D, I, H, O). Since we know \'U\' is not in position 2 and \'S\' is not in position 3, I\'ve placed them in new positions to test.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312707286}, {\"move\": \"CURSE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has U in the 2nd position and E in the 5th position which we know are correct. It places S in the 4th position, which we know is in the word but not in the 3rd position. The letters C and R haven\'t been tried yet and are common consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312718657}, {\"move\": \"QUITE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has U in 2nd position and E in 5th position (confirmed correct). It also places I in a new position (3rd) which we haven\'t tried yet. This word contains all the letters we know are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312729722}, {\"move\": \"QUIRE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing all previous guesses, I know Q is in position 1, U is in position 2, E is in position 5. The letter I needs to be placed in position 3 or 4 since it appears in the word but not in positions I\'ve already tried. QUIRE is a valid English word meaning \\\"a set of four sheets of paper or parchment folded in half to form eight leaves\\\" and fits all the constraints.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312741021}]','2025-03-18 15:40:41','2025-03-18 15:45:41',16);
INSERT INTO `matches` VALUES (3086,7,7,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 2}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 222429, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose rock as an opening move. Since there\'s no prior history to analyze patterns from my opponent yet, rock is often considered a strong initial choice as it\'s psychologically comfortable for many players to start with. Additionally, if my opponent is thinking strategically, they might anticipate me choosing a balanced option like paper for my first move and choose scissors to counter it, which my rock would beat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312682636}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I have no prior information about my opponent\'s tendencies. However, many players tend to choose rock as their first move, thinking it\'s a strong opening. Others might anticipate this and play paper. By choosing scissors, I\'m making a strategic play that could beat a paper opening. Since this is the first round, I\'m also establishing unpredictability which will be valuable as the game progresses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312691980}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After winning with rock in Round 1, there\'s a possibility that the opponent will expect me to choose rock again and counter with paper. Alternatively, they might predict that I\'ll switch to paper and play scissors. Given that the opponent chose scissors in Round 1, they might be less likely to choose scissors twice in a row. Starting with a win creates psychological pressure, so my opponent may play more conservatively with rock. Paper would beat that rock choice, and I\'m willing to take the calculated risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312700010}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose rock in the first round and won, there\'s a reasonable chance they might stick with rock again as it was successful. By choosing paper, I can counter that strategy if they repeat. Even if they anticipate this and switch to scissors, that\'s a calculated risk I\'m willing to take. Many players tend to stick with winning moves for at least one more round, so paper seems like the strategic choice here.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312710170}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I\'m leading, I can play somewhat defensively. The opponent has shown a shift from scissors to paper, suggesting they might continue this rotation to rock. However, they might also anticipate me continuing with paper (since it didn\'t lose last round) and choose scissors. By choosing rock, I can beat scissors if they try to counter my previous paper move, while at worst I would tie against rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312718454}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent played rock in round 1 and paper in round 2, potentially showing a progression through the options. If they follow this pattern, they might choose scissors next. Additionally, since they\'ve already played rock and paper, they might be more likely to play scissors to complete all three options. Playing rock would be a good counter to scissors. My opponent might also be anticipating that I\'ll try to counter their previous paper move with scissors, so they might choose rock again - in which case we\'d tie.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312729775}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far: I chose rock in round 1 and my opponent chose scissors. Then I chose paper in round 2 and my opponent matched with paper. In round 3, I chose rock again and my opponent also matched with rock. This suggests my opponent might be following or adjusting to my previous moves. Since I just played rock in round 3, my opponent might anticipate me switching to paper (a common progression), so they might play scissors to counter. By choosing scissors myself, I would tie if they play scissors as anticipated, and I would win if they try to counter my previous rock by playing paper. The only risk is if they play rock, but based on the pattern so far, this seems like a calculated risk worth taking.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312743230}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has chosen rock twice and paper once. There appears to be a possible pattern of rock → paper → rock, which might indicate they\'ll play paper next. Additionally, they may expect me to play rock again since I played it in the previous round. By choosing scissors, I can potentially win if they play paper. While this carries risk if they play rock again, taking calculated risks is necessary since I\'m currently behind in score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312754359}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has played scissors, paper, rock, and scissors in the previous rounds. I\'ve noticed we\'ve had three ties in a row, which suggests my opponent may be adapting to my moves. Since I played scissors in the last round and my opponent matched it, they might anticipate I\'ll switch to rock (which beats scissors). If my opponent plays rock expecting my rock, then paper would beat their rock. Additionally, my opponent hasn\'t played paper since round 2, so they might be due to return to it. Paper gives me coverage against a potential rock play while accepting the risk against scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312761746}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our match history, the opponent has chosen rock twice (rounds 1 and 3), paper once (round 2), and scissors once (round 4). There\'s a slight tendency toward rock, and the opponent has matched my last three moves resulting in ties. I\'ll choose paper as it beats rock (the opponent\'s most common choice) and might break the pattern of matches. I need to start scoring points as I\'m currently behind 0-1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312773015}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, we\'ve had a lot of ties (4 in a row), which suggests my opponent might be attempting to mirror my moves. My only win came when I played rock in round 1. The opponent has shown a tendency to play scissors twice and paper twice in the previous rounds. Since my opponent might be anticipating me to switch to a new move to break the tie pattern, they might play rock expecting my paper. Therefore, I\'ll play rock, which would tie against their rock but win against their scissors if they return to that choice. This maintains my lead while avoiding a potential loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312780776}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper as my opponent might expect me to play rock next to continue my pattern. If they try to counter with paper, we\'ll tie again, but if they try to get ahead with rock, I\'ll win. Additionally, my opponent has shown a tendency to play rock after I play paper (as seen in rounds 2-3), so paper is a strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312798706}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern, my opponent has played scissors, paper, rock, scissors, paper, paper. There\'s a slight tendency toward paper (3/6 rounds), and they\'ve just played paper twice in a row. Since the opponent is an AI, they might be analyzing my previous moves and expect me to counter their paper with scissors. However, they might also expect me to continue my pattern of rock→paper→rock→scissors→paper→rock, which would lead to me playing scissors next. Given that the opponent has played paper in the last two rounds, and considering game theory where scissors beats paper, I\'ll choose scissors as it has the highest expected value against the opponent\'s recent tendencies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312806433}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"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.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312827823}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has played scissors frequently (3/7 rounds including the most recent round), so rock is a strong counter. Even if they anticipate this and play paper, I\'m only down by one point with two rounds remaining. Given the number of ties so far, making a strategic choice based on their most common recent move gives me the best chance to gain an advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312837836}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, I notice several ties where my opponent matched my move. In the last round, we both played scissors, creating a tie. There\'s a possibility my opponent might expect me to follow scissors with paper (as I did in rounds 5-6), so they might choose scissors again to counter. Alternatively, they might try to beat my potential scissors play by choosing rock. By choosing rock myself, I can either win against scissors or tie against rock, which seems like the most strategic option for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312849966}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper because the opponent has shown a tendency to play rock when the stakes are high (rounds 3 and 8 were ties with rock). Given that this is a critical round 9 with the scores tied, they might go with rock as a \\\"safe\\\" option. Additionally, they haven\'t won with scissors yet, which might make them hesitant to choose it in a high-pressure situation. Paper gives me coverage against rock while accepting the risk against scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312858998}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I notice several patterns. There have been many ties (6 out of 8 rounds), suggesting my opponent might be trying to predict and match my moves. The opponent has played rock more frequently than other options (3 times), and the only time I won was in round 6 when I played paper against their rock. Since we\'re tied 1-1 with only two rounds remaining, winning this round would give me a crucial advantage. Given the opponent\'s tendency to play rock and the success I\'ve had with paper previously, I\'ll choose paper for round 9.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312876837}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is the final and decisive round. Looking at my opponent\'s previous choices, they\'ve selected paper most frequently (4 out of 9 rounds). While there\'s no guarantee they\'ll choose paper again, it\'s their most common choice historically. Additionally, they haven\'t shown a strong tendency to counter my previous moves. By choosing scissors, I have a good chance of winning if they continue their paper preference. Even if they go with rock (which they\'ve only chosen twice), the worst case is I lose, but the best case is I win the entire game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312885660}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of previous rounds, my opponent has matched my move in 6 out of 9 rounds, creating many ties. The only round I won was when I played paper against rock. For this final decisive round, I\'m choosing rock because: 1) My opponent might expect me to continue with paper after round 9, and therefore play scissors to counter, 2) The opponent has shown a preference for rock (played in 4 rounds), and 3) Given the high frequency of ties, breaking pattern with rock gives me a strategic chance to win the game if they play scissors or maintain a tie if they also play rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312899168}]','2025-03-18 15:40:42','2025-03-18 15:48:19',17),(3087,7,3,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 6}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 185480, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose Rock to start off strong and observe the opponent\'s strategy, allowing me to adjust in subsequent rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312687814}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players, so paper would give me an advantage if my opponent follows that pattern. Since this is the first round and I don\'t have information about my opponent\'s tendencies yet, this gives me a reasonable starting position while I observe their playing style.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312698567}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous round, my rock was beaten by the opponent\'s paper. To counter what might be a tendency to use paper again, I choose scissors, which beats paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312704621}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent played rock in the first round and lost to my paper. Given that this is a low-complexity opponent (o3-mini - low), they may follow a simple pattern like switching to scissors to counter my previous paper play. By playing rock, I would counter their potential scissors move. Even if they anticipate this and stay with rock, we\'d tie rather than me losing with scissors. This balances offense and defense against a likely predictable opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312714609}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s past choices, he played paper then rock. This sequence might imply that he\'ll follow a pattern, potentially using scissors next. Since rock beats scissors, I\'ll choose rock in round 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312719433}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that my opponent chose rock in round 1 and scissors in round 2. There\'s a possibility they might return to rock in round 3, as some players tend to cycle back to their earlier choices after losses. Alternatively, they might try to counter what they think I\'ll play next. Since I\'ve played paper and then rock, they might expect me to play scissors next (completing the cycle) and choose rock to counter. By choosing paper, I can win against rock if they return to it or draw if they choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312731623}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent’s pattern from previous rounds—opponent played paper twice and rock once—it seems likely they might be favoring paper, so playing scissors might give us a win if they play paper again. Scissors beats paper, so I\'ll go with scissors for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312737245}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on our previous rounds, I\'ve chosen paper twice (rounds 1 and 3) and rock once (round 2). The opponent might expect me to choose paper again and counter with scissors. Additionally, the opponent has chosen rock twice and scissors once, suggesting they might switch to scissors this round to break their losing streak. By choosing rock, I can counter a potential scissors play from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312748549}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s pattern so far, they alternated between paper and rock: paper, rock, paper, rock. If they continue this pattern, round 5 should be paper. Scissors beats paper, so I choose scissors for round 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312753915}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve observed that the opponent has followed a distinct pattern of rock, scissors, rock, scissors in the first four rounds. If this pattern continues, they will likely choose rock in this round. Therefore, I\'m choosing paper to counter their expected rock move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312763278}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s pattern, they seem to alternate between paper and rock (R1: paper, R2: rock, R3: paper, R4: rock, R5: paper). This suggests that in round 6 they are likely to choose rock. Knowing that paper beats rock, I\'ll choose paper for round 6.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312769383}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in the last two rounds. They might try scissors again thinking I\'ll switch away from paper (which lost last round). Rock beats scissors, so it\'s a strategic choice to counter their recent pattern. Even if they anticipate this and switch to paper, I still have a significant lead in the overall score (4-1).\", \"timestamp\": 1742312782437}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s pattern, they alternated between paper and rock in a predictable way: paper, rock, paper, rock, paper, rock. Assuming that they will follow this pattern, they are likely to choose paper in round 7. Since scissors beats paper, I choose scissors for round 7.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312788518}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen rock twice, scissors three times, and paper once. In the last two rounds, they started countering my moves, suggesting they might be adapting to my strategy. Since I played rock in round 6 and lost to their paper, they might expect me to switch to scissors this round to counter their paper. If they anticipate this, they may play rock to beat my expected scissors. Therefore, I\'ll choose rock which would beat their scissors if they go back to that frequent choice, or tie if they play rock expecting my scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312801870}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the historical pattern where the opponent often plays rock, and noting that paper beats rock, I choose paper for round 8.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312806317}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a strong preference for scissors (4 out of 7 rounds, including the most recent round). Rock beats scissors, so I\'ll play rock to counter their likely scissors play. This strategy has worked well for me in previous rounds (rounds 2, 4, and 7).\", \"timestamp\": 1742312827818}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s previous choices, they have chosen rock in most rounds, with some paper. Playing paper is a good counter to rock and a safe choice against paper, giving us the best chance to win or at least force a tie. Hence, I choose paper for round 9.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312834503}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in 4 out of 8 rounds, making it their most common choice. Additionally, if they follow their recent alternating pattern of paper-scissors, they\'re likely to choose scissors this round. Rock would beat scissors and potentially secure my overall victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312847968}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern, the opponent tends to use rock in most rounds (rounds 2,4,6,7,8,9) with occasional paper in rounds 1,3,5, and no scissors. Given that rock is the dominant move, choosing paper gives us a good chance to win round 10. Hence, I choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312857434}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen paper in rounds 8 and 9, showing a potential pattern. While they might anticipate this and switch to rock, the overall pattern of their play throughout the game shows they often repeat moves (like the scissors in rounds 2, 4, 5, 7 and paper in rounds 8, 9). Since they\'ve chosen paper twice in a row, there\'s a good chance they\'ll stick with it for a third time. Scissors beats paper, giving me the best chance to secure a win in this final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312870202}]','2025-03-18 15:40:43','2025-03-18 15:47:50',17),(3088,9,16,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"guesses\": [\"stone\", \"alert\", \"crisp\", \"guard\", \"plumb\", \"whelp\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"jazzy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 46465, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"JAZZY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains the uncommon letter J, two Zs (repeated letters), and ends with Y acting as a vowel. The combination of uncommon letters and the repeated Z makes it difficult to guess through the typical Wordle strategy of identifying common letters first.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312710226}, {\"move\": \"stone\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"A common start word that contains common vowels and consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312713464}, {\"move\": \"ALERT\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing a guess that has common vowels and consonants to gather more information about the letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312718121}, {\"move\": \"CRISP\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"None of the letters from \'STONE\' are present in the word, but the letter \'R\' may be in the word as it was used in \'ALERT\'.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312723204}, {\"move\": \"GUARD\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I am trying a new word with different letters that haven\'t been used yet, as previous guesses did not yield any correct letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312726554}, {\"move\": \"PLUMB\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Trying a new combination of letters that have not been used before, particularly focusing on \'U\' and \'M\' while avoiding the letters that have been ruled out.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312732421}, {\"move\": \"WHELP\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous guesses, I need to try new letters. WHELP includes H, E, L, P which I haven\'t used yet, and it fits the criteria of 5 letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312742626}]','2025-03-18 15:41:28','2025-03-18 15:45:42',16),(3089,9,7,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"clone\", \"guide\", \"pulse\", \"burke\", \"quite\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"queue\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 100, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"duration\": 159178, \"winner_id\": 7, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"queue\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is challenging because it contains the uncommon letter \'q\' and has an unusual vowel sequence with \'ueue\'. Players often start with common consonants, and this word\'s letter pattern doesn\'t follow typical English phonetic patterns, making it harder to guess through normal elimination strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312741614}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a good starting word because it contains common vowels (A, E) and frequent consonants (S, T, R) that appear in many English words.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312750368}, {\"move\": \"CLONE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess maintains the correct ending \'E\', avoids all the incorrect letters (S, T, A, R), and introduces new common consonants (C, L, N) and a new vowel (O) to test.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312760832}, {\"move\": \"GUIDE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word uses entirely new letters (G, U, I, D) while keeping the confirmed E at the end. This will help us eliminate more letters or identify new correct ones.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312772030}, {\"move\": \"PULSE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the feedback, I know the word has pattern _U__E. \'P\', \'L\', and \'S\' are letters I haven\'t tried yet that could fit in the remaining positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312867504}, {\"move\": \"BURKE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word follows the pattern ?U??E and doesn\'t contain any of the eliminated letters. B, K, and R haven\'t been tested yet, so this gives me a good chance to find more correct letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312880944}, {\"move\": \"QUITE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word follows our pattern with U in position 2 and E in position 5. We know the letters Q, I, and T haven\'t been ruled out for positions 1, 3, and 4 respectively.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312895360}]','2025-03-18 15:41:29','2025-03-18 15:48:15',7),(3090,7,6,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 1}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 251538, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opening with scissors as a counter to the common paper response against expected rock openings. This play accounts for likely first-round psychology while avoiding the most obvious choice of rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312750421}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Statistical analysis of Rock Paper Scissors games shows that many players tend to choose rock as their first move, possibly because it\'s perceived as strong or stable. By playing paper, I\'m making a strategic counter to this common opening tendency. Additionally, since neither of us has established any patterns yet, this gives me a balanced starting position while potentially taking advantage of first-round psychology.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312760594}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After winning with scissors in round 1, I expect my opponent might try to counter with rock or switch to scissors. Rock protects against scissors and beats paper if they repeat their previous move. This gives me good coverage against likely opponent responses while maintaining offensive potential.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312772743}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose scissors in round 1 and won, there\'s a possibility they might stick with scissors for round 2 (continuing with a winning move). Rock would counter scissors effectively. Additionally, after losing a round, changing to a move that would have won the previous round is a common strategy. My paper lost to scissors, so rock would have beaten scissors. This is only our second round, so there isn\'t much pattern data to analyze yet, but this seems like a reasonable strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312785290}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After a tie with rock in the previous round, the opponent might expect me to play rock again and counter with paper. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper play while also maintaining unpredictability. Since we\'re ahead in score, we can afford to take this calculated risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312800212}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the past rounds, my opponent chose scissors in round 1 and rock in round 2. While there\'s not enough data to establish a strong pattern yet, there\'s a possibility they might choose rock again after our tie in round 2. Alternatively, if they\'re following a natural progression (rock→paper→scissors), they might choose paper next. If they choose rock, my paper will win. If they choose paper, we\'ll tie. The only risk is if they choose scissors again, but they may not repeat their first move so soon. Given I\'m behind in score, I\'ll take a calculated risk with paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312827750}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has shown a paper preference but might try to counter my successful scissors strategy. Rock provides protection against potential scissors while accepting the risk of paper, which seems worth it given opponent\'s likely adaptation needs.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312838123}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because my opponent has shown a tendency to play scissors (winning with it twice already). Rock beats scissors, so this is a counter to what appears to be their preferred move. Also, I\'ve played paper twice and lost both times, so I need to change my strategy. If they anticipate this and play paper, I\'ll lose, but given their pattern so far, rock seems like the most strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312850331}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between paper and rock. Following this pattern, they are likely to play paper this round. Additionally, scissors has been successful against their paper plays in rounds 1 and 3. While they might try to anticipate this, their consistent pattern suggests sticking with scissors is the optimal choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312858426}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has chosen scissors twice and rock twice. They seem to counter my paper plays with scissors, and match my rock plays with rock. Since I haven\'t played scissors yet, this might disrupt any pattern they\'ve detected. If they\'re anticipating me to continue the paper-rock alternation I\'ve established, they might play scissors expecting my paper, which would result in a tie. If they decide to introduce paper this round (as they haven\'t played it yet), my scissors would win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312874147}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a preference for paper in earlier rounds and might return to that after breaking their pattern with scissors. Even though they might anticipate scissors from me, their historical preference for paper makes scissors a strong choice. Additionally, maintaining pressure with scissors has been successful so far with 2 wins when facing paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312884721}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I notice the opponent has been alternating between rock and scissors (with scissors appearing in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and rock in rounds 2 and 4). If this pattern continues, they might choose rock in round 6. Since I\'m currently behind 0-2, I need to make strategic choices to catch up. Choosing paper gives me the best chance to win if they continue with this pattern and play rock. While there\'s a risk they might anticipate this and choose scissors again, I need to take calculated risks to improve my score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312894770}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has lost three times with paper and may switch to scissors for a change in strategy. Rock would beat scissors and tie against another rock choice, making it a safer play. Additionally, I haven\'t used rock since round 4, making it less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312907427}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen scissors in 4 out of 6 rounds, including the last two rounds consecutively. They appear to favor scissors and have never chosen paper. Since rock beats scissors, I\'ll choose rock for this round to counter their apparent preference for scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312917859}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between paper and rock, with paper being their choice when changing strategy. They haven\'t won any rounds yet and might return to their earlier paper strategy to try breaking their losing streak. Scissors would win against paper while only tying against another scissors play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312929364}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, the opponent seems to counter paper with scissors and match rock with rock. Since they\'ve been effective at neutralizing these moves, I\'ll try scissors which has been played less frequently. If the opponent anticipates I\'ll play rock again (as it\'s been \\\"safe\\\" for me with ties), they might play paper, which would give me a win. This is a calculated risk to break the current pattern and potentially score my first win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312941944}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because: 1) It has been my most successful move, winning all 3 of my victories, 2) The opponent has played paper 3 times, all of which I won against with scissors, 3) While they might expect scissors and counter with rock, their pattern suggests they often return to paper plays, 4) They haven\'t shown strong adaptation to counter my scissors strategy yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312953473}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the pattern of previous rounds, I notice that when I\'ve played paper (rounds 1, 3, 6), my opponent consistently played scissors and won. When I\'ve played rock (rounds 2, 4, 7) or scissors (rounds 5, 8), my opponent has matched my choice, resulting in ties. Since I need to win this round to improve my score, I\'ll play rock hoping that my opponent might switch to scissors anticipating me to change my pattern. This would give me a win if my prediction is correct.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312965413}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve already won the game with 3 wins vs 1, so I can play more freely. The opponent has shown a preference for rock and just used it successfully last round to counter my scissors. Paper is a strategic choice that beats rock while being safe against another potential rock play. Even if I lose this round, I still win the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312978476}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern, my opponent has chosen scissors in 5 out of 9 rounds, including all 3 times when I chose paper. However, they\'ve recently shown more variety, choosing scissors in round 9 when I played rock. For the final round, I\'m choosing paper because I suspect they might switch to rock thinking I\'d avoid paper (since it lost me 3 rounds). If they continue with scissors, I\'ll lose, but if they switch to rock as I predict, I\'ll win this crucial final round. Given their pattern of alternating between rock and scissors, and never choosing paper so far, this seems like my best strategic option.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312992603}]','2025-03-18 15:41:30','2025-03-18 15:49:52',6),(3091,7,17,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 4}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 222793, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Studies have shown that many players tend to choose rock as their first move in Rock Paper Scissors, possibly because rock is perceived as strong or stable. By playing paper, I\'m attempting to counter what statistical analysis suggests is the most common opening choice. Without any history of previous moves between us, this gives me a strategic starting position based on general gameplay patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312752306}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose rock as an opening move. Rock is a solid defensive choice that beats scissors. Since this is the first round and there\'s no pattern to analyze yet from my opponent, starting with rock is a strategic choice that doesn\'t reveal too much about my strategy while giving me a stable foundation to build on for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312758686}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I won the previous round with paper against rock. There\'s a common tendency for players to switch moves after losing, so my opponent might switch from rock to paper this round to counter my previous move. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter that adjustment. Additionally, choosing scissors introduces variety in my play style, making my strategy less predictable for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312768689}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"For round 2, I\'m choosing scissors as a strategic response. Since my opponent played paper in round 1 and won, there\'s a possibility they might stick with paper again due to its success. Many players tend to repeat winning moves. By playing scissors, I can counter paper if they choose it again. Even if they anticipate this and switch to rock, understanding this potential pattern helps me build a strategy for future rounds. In Rock Paper Scissors, adapting to opponent patterns while introducing unpredictability is key to success.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312775638}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, my opponent chose rock then scissors. There\'s a possibility they might continue rotating through options and choose paper next, but they might also anticipate I\'d expect that pattern and stay with scissors. Since we just had a tie with scissors in round 2, my opponent might expect me to switch to paper, so they could stick with scissors to counter that. By choosing rock, I can beat scissors if they repeat their last move, and at worst get a tie if they also choose rock. While this risks losing to paper, I\'m currently ahead in score which gives me some room to take a calculated risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312788586}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Your opponent has played paper and scissors so far, showing some variety. There might be a tendency for AI opponents to avoid repeating the same move multiple times, making rock less likely for them to play next. Since they played scissors last round, they might switch to rock (expecting you to play paper), or repeat scissors (thinking you\'ll avoid it). If they play rock, paper would win. If they play scissors again, paper would lose. If they play paper, it\'s a tie. Given that you\'re behind in score, taking a calculated risk with paper seems reasonable as it counters rock, which could be their next strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312798379}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent may anticipate me playing paper this round to counter their previous paper move. If they expect this and play scissors in response, rock would be an effective counter. Additionally, my opponent has not played scissors as a first move yet, which might be their strategy for this round. Playing rock provides protection against this possibility while creating unpredictability in my own pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312809915}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, the opponent has played paper-scissors-rock in the first three rounds. If they\'re following a simple rotation pattern, they might choose paper next. Additionally, they\'ve only chosen scissors once so far when I chose scissors (resulting in a tie), which might indicate they could choose it again thinking I\'ll change my move. Scissors would beat their paper if they continue the rotation, and at worst tie again if they choose scissors. This seems like the most strategic choice based on the limited pattern information available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312832746}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of my opponent\'s moves, they\'ve chosen scissors in two rounds, including the most recent round 4. They may be developing a preference for scissors. Since rock beats scissors, I\'ll choose rock to capitalize on this potential pattern. Additionally, I\'ve had success with rock in round 4, so continuing with this choice might be effective. My opponent might anticipate me changing strategies, so maintaining rock could be unexpected.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312843869}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a pattern of using rock (rounds 3 and 4), which paper beats. Additionally, my last move was scissors, and if the opponent tries to counter my previous move again, they might play rock, which paper would beat. This gives me a reasonable chance of gaining another point to tie up the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312852656}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has played paper in rounds 3 and 5, both times countering my rock. They may continue this pattern expecting me to play rock again, so scissors would be effective against their paper. Also, since I\'ve played rock three times in a row, changing my selection introduces unpredictability into my strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312865954}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I notice a pattern in the opponent\'s play. The opponent has played paper-scissors-rock-rock-rock in the first five rounds. They seem to be favoring rock recently (playing it 3 times in a row). While there\'s always a chance they might switch, the repeated rock plays suggest they might continue with this pattern. If they do play rock again, scissors would lose, but based on the overall pattern, I predict they might switch to paper this round to counter my potential rock play (since I won with paper in the last round). Therefore, scissors would be effective against their anticipated paper. Additionally, my opponent has only played scissors once so far (in round 2), suggesting they might be less inclined to play it again, reducing the risk of them playing rock (which would beat my scissors).\", \"timestamp\": 1742312874887}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between paper and scissors in the last four rounds. After playing scissors in round 6, they may choose paper in round 7 following this pattern. Additionally, they\'ve only played rock once in the first round, making it less likely they\'ll choose it now. Scissors would be effective against their potential paper choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312889711}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen rock 2 times, paper 1 time, and scissors 3 times. There\'s a slight tendency toward scissors, which might suggest they\'re trying to counter my previous paper plays that were successful. However, they might anticipate me switching to rock to counter their scissors, so they might play paper. Given that my paper plays have been successful (winning in rounds 3 and 5), and considering this psychological layer, I\'ll choose paper for round 7. This will beat rock if they return to it, and tie against paper if they try to counter my anticipated rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312897718}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After choosing scissors twice in a row, the opponent might expect me to either continue with scissors or switch to rock (which is a common pattern). If they expect scissors again, they might choose rock to counter, which my paper would beat. If they expect me to switch to rock, they might choose paper, resulting in a tie. While this move risks losing to scissors, the opponent just played paper in round 7 and may be less likely to play scissors immediately after. This unpredictable move breaks my recent pattern while maintaining strategic advantage in the game where I\'m currently leading.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312912546}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has most frequently played scissors (3 times), followed by rock (2 times), and paper only once. There appears to be a tendency to favor scissors, especially in recent rounds. Since rock beats scissors, I\'ll choose rock for this round. Additionally, the opponent hasn\'t played paper since round 1, making rock potentially less risky.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312920700}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of our previous rounds, my opponent has chosen scissors in 3 out of 8 rounds (rounds 2, 4, and 6), making it their most common choice along with paper. Additionally, my opponent just chose rock in the previous round, and players often avoid repeating the same move after losing. This suggests they might switch to scissors. By choosing rock, I can beat scissors if that\'s their choice. Even if they choose paper (which would beat my rock), I\'m still ahead in the overall score at 4-2, so I can afford to take a calculated risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312933104}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of my opponent\'s choices, they\'ve played paper 3 times, scissors 3 times, and rock 2 times. They seem to favor paper against my rock (winning rounds 1 and 8). They also seem to mirror my choices occasionally (scissors in rounds 2 and 6). Given that I\'ve played scissors and paper most recently in rounds 7 and 8, and my opponent countered with scissors and paper respectively, they might anticipate me choosing rock this round and play paper again. However, since they\'ve already won 4 rounds and I\'ve won only 2, they might play more defensively. I\'ll choose rock as they may expect me to avoid it after losing with it in the previous round, and they might play scissors thinking I\'ll choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312942218}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has shown a fairly even distribution of moves (3 rocks, 2 papers, 3 scissors). Since I\'m already ahead 4-2, I only need to avoid losing this round to secure the overall win. The opponent played rock in the last round, and players often avoid repeating the same move, suggesting they might choose paper or scissors now. By playing rock, I\'ll either win against scissors or tie against rock. Even if I lose to paper, I\'ll still win the overall game with a score of 4-3. Rock provides the best balance of defensive play while still giving me a chance to win the round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312956998}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve shown a preference for scissors (used 4 times). While they might anticipate this analysis and switch to paper, the statistical edge suggests rock is the optimal play. Additionally, the opponent has used scissors in rounds 2, 6, 7, and 9, showing increased frequency in later rounds. Given their pattern and the critical nature of this final round, rock offers the best probability of success.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312965453}]','2025-03-18 15:41:31','2025-03-18 15:49:25',17),(3092,9,1,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"lions\", \"pudgy\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4o\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 62034, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"nymph\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"\'Nymph\' is a challenging word because it uses less common letters such as \'n\', \'y\', \'m\', and \'h,\' and it contains no repeat characters or vowels typically guessed first.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312769724}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common vowels (A, E) and consonants (C, R, N) to efficiently narrow down possibilities\", \"timestamp\": 1742312777158}, {\"move\": \"LIONS\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess places N in the 3rd position instead of the 4th, and introduces new common letters L, I, O, and S to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312787004}, {\"move\": \"PUDGY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word uses N in a different position (the 1st position) and introduces new letters P, U, D, G, Y that haven\'t been tested yet. This will help identify more letters that might be in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312801290}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word uses all three confirmed letters (N, P, Y) in new positions. N is in position 1 (different from previous guesses), Y is in position 2 (not at the end like in PUDGY), and P is in position 4 (not at the beginning like in PUDGY). I\'m also introducing M and H as new letters to test.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312827528}]','2025-03-18 15:41:32','2025-03-18 15:47:07',17),(3093,9,1,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"glory\", \"chord\", \"board\", \"fjord\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fjord\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4o\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 1}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 33}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 351217, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"fjord\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is less common and includes letters like \'j\' and \'f\' which are harder to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312831089}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common letters including vowels (A, E) and frequent consonants (S, T, R). This gives good coverage of likely letters in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312841371}, {\"move\": \"glory\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word keeps \'R\' in the 4th position (which we know is correct) while using all new letters (G, L, O, Y) that haven\'t been tested yet. It\'s a common word with vowels and consonants that could reveal more of the target word\'s letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312909453}, {\"move\": \"CHORD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, I know the word has \'O\' in position 3 and \'R\' in position 4, while not containing S, T, A, E, G, L, or Y. CHORD fits this pattern and is a common English word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312967448}, {\"move\": \"BOARD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern ??ORD and the eliminated letters, BOARD is a common 5-letter word that fits. The B and O haven\'t been tried yet, and we know the -ORD ending is correct.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312993355}, {\"move\": \"FJORD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous guesses, I know the word ends with \\\"ORD\\\" and several letters have been eliminated. FJORD matches the pattern with O in 3rd position, R in 4th, and D in 5th, while using letters that haven\'t been eliminated yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313178802}]','2025-03-18 15:41:33','2025-03-18 15:52:58',16),(3094,7,17,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 235403, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose paper as my opening move. Rock is statistically the most common opening move in rock-paper-scissors games among human players, as it\'s perceived as \\\"strong\\\" or \\\"safe.\\\" Since I\'m playing against another AI, I\'m anticipating that it might either choose randomly or also be aware of this human tendency. If my opponent chooses rock, I\'ll win; if they choose scissors, I\'ll lose; and if they choose paper, we\'ll tie. Without any prior history to analyze patterns, this balanced opening provides a good starting point for the match.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312841354}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing paper as it counters the common opening move of rock, which many players (including AI) might choose as a strong first move. It\'s also less predictable than starting with rock, which could give me a strategic advantage against an AI opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312852989}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since we both chose paper in round 1, there\'s a possibility that my opponent might anticipate me switching to scissors to counter their previous paper move. If they make this prediction, they might choose rock to counter my expected scissors. By choosing rock, I can tie if they also pick rock, or win if they switch to scissors. While I would lose if they stick with paper, the psychological tendency after a tie is often to change strategies rather than repeat the same move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312863803}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After a paper-paper tie in round 1, I\'m switching to rock anticipating that my opponent might expect me to play paper again and try to counter with scissors. Rock would win against scissors and help identify if the opponent has a pattern of trying to counter previous moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312873296}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that in the first two rounds, the opponent has matched my choices exactly (paper-paper, rock-rock). If this pattern continues, they might choose rock for this round, matching my previous move. By choosing paper, I would win if they follow this mirroring strategy. Additionally, there\'s often a human tendency to switch to a new option after consecutive ties, so paper gives me a balanced strategic option.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312884242}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern of paper then rock, they might continue the descending pattern (paper → rock → scissors). Choosing rock would beat their potential scissors play and break our tie streak.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312895669}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has played paper-rock-rock in the first three rounds. I won the last round using paper against their rock, so they might anticipate me using paper again and switch to scissors to counter. By playing rock, I can potentially beat their scissors if they make this adjustment. Additionally, since we\'ve had ties when both choosing the same move, changing my strategy might create an advantage while I\'m already ahead in the score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312907406}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has shown a preference for paper (used in 2/3 rounds). Choosing scissors as a counter-strategy to their paper tendency, while also mixing up my own pattern from the previous rock moves. This is also a calculated risk worth taking since I\'m currently behind in points.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312918769}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, there\'s a pattern developing. The opponent has played paper, rock, rock, and scissors. They might be cycling through options and could choose rock again to counter what they might expect from me (scissors). I\'ve won the last two rounds with paper against rock and rock against scissors, so the opponent might anticipate me going for scissors this round. By choosing paper, I can counter if they go for rock in an attempt to beat my expected scissors play. This continues my unpredictable pattern while accounting for potential opponent strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312930794}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s pattern of rock-paper alternation, and their last move being rock, they may play paper next. Choosing scissors to potentially counter this prediction and start gaining points, as we need wins to catch up from our 0-2 deficit.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312938670}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock for round 6 because the opponent has played scissors in the last two rounds. If they continue this pattern, rock will win against scissors. Even if they anticipate my adjustment and switch to paper, I\'m still ahead in the overall score at 2-1, so I can afford to take this calculated risk. This is a balanced choice that could extend my lead if the opponent continues with scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312951592}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they have alternated between paper and rock, with paper being more frequent. Following this pattern, they are likely to play rock this round. Therefore, I\'m choosing paper to potentially beat their rock. Additionally, they haven\'t played scissors yet, which makes paper a slightly safer choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312963080}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent has been countering my previous moves. After I played rock in round 6 (which they beat with paper), they might expect me to play paper now to counter their anticipated paper. If they\'re thinking this way, they might play scissors to beat my expected paper. Therefore, I\'ll play scissors, anticipating they might play paper again, especially since paper worked for them in the previous round. This also breaks any predictable pattern I might have established.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312977017}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a paper-rock alternating pattern but hasn\'t used scissors yet. Playing rock protects against a potential scissors surprise play while only risking a loss to paper. It also provides a tie opportunity if they choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312987792}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper for round 8 because my opponent has won three consecutive rounds, most recently with rock. They may be developing confidence in their strategy and might repeat rock, expecting me to avoid scissors after my recent loss with it. Alternatively, if they\'re following a rotation pattern, they might play scissors next - but they may also anticipate that I\'m thinking this and choose rock again to counter my expected scissors. By choosing paper, I\'m taking a calculated risk that either they\'ll play rock again or that they\'ll overthink their strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313001758}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After a pattern of predictable moves, the opponent broke their pattern with scissors last round, possibly trying to become more unpredictable. They might anticipate me choosing rock to counter their previous scissors, and thus choose paper. Therefore, scissors would be effective against their likely paper play. Additionally, if they try to double-bluff and stay with scissors, we\'ll tie rather than me losing to paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313016432}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the previous rounds, I notice that my opponent has chosen scissors multiple times recently (rounds 5 and 8). There might be a tendency to repeat successful moves, so I\'ll choose rock which beats scissors. Additionally, I notice that when I\'ve chosen paper (as I did in the last round), my opponent has often countered with scissors. By switching to rock, I aim to break the losing streak and counter what might be a predictable scissors play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313030531}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent shows a strong preference for paper (used 4 times). Choosing scissors gives me a good chance to win if they use paper again, which would secure my overall game victory. Even if I lose this round, I\'ll still have one more chance to win the game in the final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313041581}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen scissors in the last two rounds, so there\'s a decent chance they might use scissors again. Even if they anticipate my rock and switch to paper, I\'m taking a calculated risk in this final round. Rock has also worked well for me in the past, leading to two of my three wins.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313055057}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"In the final round, with a 4-3 lead, choosing rock gives me two favorable outcomes (win vs scissors, tie vs rock) and only one losing scenario (vs paper). Given opponent\'s move history and the pressure situation, rock provides the best balance of safety and winning potential.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313066521}]','2025-03-18 15:41:34','2025-03-18 15:51:06',6),(3095,9,14,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"blind\", \"punch\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 50060, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing a word with a less common letter and no obvious vowels to make it challenging.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312874126}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word containing common letters (S, T, A, R, E) to gather information about which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312881894}, {\"move\": \"BLIND\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since STARE got all black squares, none of S, T, A, R, E are in the target word. BLIND uses 5 completely different common letters (B, L, I, N, D) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312890531}, {\"move\": \"punch\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has N in the 3rd position (not 4th where we know it doesn\'t belong) and introduces new letters P, U, C, and H that we haven\'t tested yet. It avoids all previously eliminated letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312903119}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word ends with H (correct position), contains N in a new position (1st), and P in a new position (4th). I\'ve also introduced Y and M as new letters to test since many letters have been eliminated already.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312920302}]','2025-03-18 15:41:35','2025-03-18 15:48:40',17),(3096,7,14,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 4}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}], \"players\": [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 164392, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"First round, choosing randomly.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312885563}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round against an AI opponent, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Paper is a strategic first choice since many players (including AI) tend to open with rock in the first round. While this is just the first move and I don\'t have data on my opponent\'s pattern yet, paper gives me a good chance to start with an advantage if they follow the common \\\"rock first\\\" approach.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312895438}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent played paper last round, so I will play scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312898874}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in round 1, my opponent might anticipate I\'ll use the same move again and choose scissors to counter. By playing rock, I can potentially counter their scissors. Additionally, opponents often change their strategy after losing a round, so they\'re likely to move away from rock this time.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312909667}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to be favoring rock and paper. I will try paper to counter rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312914893}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve won the first two rounds with paper and then rock. Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they went from rock to scissors, which might indicate they\'re trying to counter my previous move. If they continue this counter-strategy, they might choose paper expecting me to use rock again. However, they might also anticipate that I\'ll switch to scissors next in a natural rotation. By choosing paper, I can counter if they go back to rock, and I\'m also mixing up my strategy rather than being too predictable with a simple rotation.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312927388}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to favor rock and paper. I am predicting they will play rock or paper again. Scissors beats paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312930727}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has gone rock → scissors → paper. If they continue this cyclical pattern, they\'d play rock next, which would beat scissors. However, I\'ve chosen paper twice already (rounds 1 and 3), so they might anticipate me choosing paper again and play scissors to counter. By choosing scissors myself, I can either tie if they choose scissors or win if they choose paper. Additionally, mixing up my strategy after showing a preference for paper keeps my play pattern less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312943570}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to be favoring rock and paper. I will try paper this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312948677}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a preference for scissors (2/4 rounds) but might switch to rock anticipating my strategy change. Paper beats rock, and while it\'s vulnerable to scissors, I\'m leading in the match and can afford a calculated risk. Additionally, paper has worked well for me (1 win, 1 tie so far).\", \"timestamp\": 1742312960358}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen paper multiple times. I will try scissors to counter this.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312963632}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of my opponent\'s moves, I notice they\'ve played paper in rounds 3 and 5, and scissors in rounds 2 and 4. This suggests they might be alternating between paper and scissors (with round 1 being an outlier). If this pattern continues, they\'re likely to play scissors in this round, making rock my best choice. Additionally, I\'m currently leading 2-0, so I can afford to take a calculated risk based on the observed pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312975671}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to favor rock, paper. Switching to paper to try and counter rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312979323}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6, showing a preference for this move, especially in even-numbered rounds. Since they played scissors in round 6, they might switch to something else, but given their overall tendency to favor scissors, rock remains a strategically sound choice that would beat scissors and at worst tie against rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312990305}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to be favoring rock and paper. I will try scissors this round to see if they predict that I will choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312993562}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, the opponent has chosen paper in rounds 3, 5, and 7, with their only win coming from paper in round 7. They might continue with paper since it worked last round. Choosing scissors would be effective against paper. Additionally, I haven\'t won with scissors yet, which might make this choice less predictable to my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313009046}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has favored rock and paper. Predicting paper this round and countering with scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313014239}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous rounds, the opponent has chosen scissors most frequently (4 times). If this pattern continues, rock would be the optimal counter. Also, in round 8, they matched my scissors move, suggesting they might repeat this mirroring strategy - if they choose rock to mirror my last move, we would tie, which still preserves my lead. With a 3-1 lead and only two rounds left, even a tie in this round puts me in a strong position to win the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313029515}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen rock frequently. Paper beats rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313034437}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors most frequently (5 out of 9 rounds), including their last move. By choosing rock, I counter their most common play. Additionally, since I\'m already ahead 4-1, even if I lose this round, I\'ll still win the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313047823}]','2025-03-18 15:41:36','2025-03-18 15:50:47',17),(3097,7,7,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"duration\": 261035, \"winner_id\": 7, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose rock as my opening move. There\'s no prior history to analyze yet, so this is a solid starting choice. Rock is often played as an opening move in RPS due to its perceived strength, and it might give me a psychological advantage. If my opponent plays scissors (which is also common as a first move), I\'ll win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312900650}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing rock as my strategic first move. Rock is a solid opening choice since many players often start with scissors, making rock a strong counter. Without any established pattern from my opponent yet, this gives me a balanced starting position. As the game progresses, I\'ll adapt my strategy based on any patterns I observe from Claude\'s moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312911599}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose rock in the first round, there\'s a possibility they might choose rock again to establish a pattern. Players often repeat their moves, especially after a tie. If they choose rock again, paper would win. If they anticipate my switch and choose scissors, I would lose. But considering this is only the second round, making a logical counter to their previous move is a reasonable strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312918293}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since we both chose rock in the first round resulting in a tie, there\'s a possibility my opponent might stick with rock again thinking I\'ll switch to something else. By choosing paper, I can win if they stay with rock. Additionally, after a tie, players often shift to try to beat their opponent\'s previous move, so my opponent might expect me to play rock again and choose paper themselves. By choosing paper, I can at least force another tie in that scenario.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312933449}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent chose rock in round 1 and paper in round 2, which could suggest progression through the standard rock-paper-scissors sequence. If they continue this pattern, they might choose scissors next. However, they might also anticipate that I\'ll expect scissors and choose rock to counter. Given these considerations, I\'ll choose scissors - it would win if they choose paper again (which they might do to break the tie pattern), and if they choose scissors we\'ll continue the tie streak. This disrupts the previous pattern of my moves (rock, then paper) which makes me less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312941099}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that the first two rounds resulted in ties, with my opponent matching my moves exactly (rock then paper). There are a few possibilities: this could be coincidence, my opponent might be copying my previous move, or they might be following some other pattern. If they continue matching my previous move, they\'ll play paper again, making scissors my best choice. Additionally, if they\'re anticipating I\'ll follow a natural progression (rock → paper → scissors), they might try to counter with rock, but I think the copying pattern is more likely based on the first two rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312954361}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has mirrored my moves for three consecutive rounds, which could be a deliberate strategy. If they continue this mirroring behavior, they might expect me to break the pattern and pick a different move than my previous choice (scissors). Under this assumption, they might choose rock anticipating my switch. Therefore, I\'m selecting paper, which would beat their rock if they are indeed trying to counter my expected deviation from the pattern. Additionally, even if they continue mirroring and also choose paper, I maintain the tie scenario without falling behind.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312961982}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper for strategic reasons. If the opponent is continuing to mirror my previous move (scissors), they\'ll choose scissors again, and I would lose. However, if they\'re trying to counter what they think I\'ll play next, they might expect me to play rock (completing a cycle of rock→paper→scissors→rock), and prepare by playing paper. My paper would tie with theirs. Alternatively, if they\'re trying to beat my previous move (scissors), they would play rock, and my paper would win against their rock. This balanced approach gives me good winning chances while minimizing risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312991562}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"So far, there have been four ties in a row, which is statistically unlikely by chance. This suggests my opponent may be intentionally matching my moves. If they continue this mirroring strategy, they\'ll play rock again, resulting in another tie. However, if they anticipate that I\'ll switch to break the pattern (perhaps to scissors, which is a common choice after rock-paper sequences), they might choose paper. By playing rock, I\'m protected against scissors if they try to get ahead of my thinking. Additionally, rock is psychologically strong as an opening move, and after several ties, returning to it may appear unpredictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313000273}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that all previous rounds have resulted in ties, which suggests my opponent might be mirroring my moves. If that\'s the case, choosing rock will result in another tie. However, if they\'re trying to predict my next move, they might expect me to continue a pattern. The sequence so far (rock, paper, scissors, paper) doesn\'t show a clear pattern, but they might anticipate me choosing scissors next to follow paper. In that case, playing rock would be advantageous as it would beat their scissors. I\'m choosing rock to test whether they\'re mirroring or predicting.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313016342}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Since we\'ve been tied for 5 rounds with identical choices, I suspect my opponent might be mirroring my moves. If they continue this pattern, choosing scissors would result in another tie. However, they might anticipate me changing my pattern and choose rock to beat my expected scissors. In that case, I could choose paper instead. But this creates a circular reasoning problem. Breaking out of this, I\'ll choose scissors as it\'s been less frequently selected so far (only once in round 3), and the opponent might expect me to choose rock again given our alternating pattern (rock-paper-scissors-paper-rock) so far.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313025124}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the perfect mirroring in previous rounds, I\'m choosing scissors to break the pattern. If my opponent is analyzing my previous selections, they might expect me to play rock again or switch to paper. If they expect me to play rock again and match it, scissors would lose. However, if they anticipate I\'ll switch to paper to try breaking the pattern, my scissors would win. This is a calculated risk to try ending the series of ties.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313041339}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, we\'ve gone through rock-paper-scissors twice in slightly different orders. If my opponent is deliberately matching my moves to force ties, they may expect me to choose rock next (which would follow one potential pattern). By choosing paper instead, I can potentially win if they choose rock based on that expectation. If they continue matching me exactly, we\'ll tie again, but I believe this move gives me a reasonable chance to break the tie pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313049065}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the perfect mirroring in all previous rounds, I suspect my opponent may continue to copy my choice. However, I\'m choosing paper to test this theory. If they\'re not mirroring and instead trying to predict a pattern, they might expect me to choose rock (continuing the cycle we\'ve established), in which case paper would win. Even if we tie again, it will provide more information about their strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313064424}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Since we\'ve had 7 consecutive ties with identical choices, I suspect my opponent might be deliberately mirroring my moves. To break this pattern, I\'m choosing rock based on game theory reasoning. If my opponent anticipates I might switch to rock expecting them to play paper (to counter my previous paper), they might play scissors to beat my anticipated rock. By playing rock, I would beat their scissors. Alternatively, if they continue the mirroring strategy, we\'ll tie again, which maintains the current score balance.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313071553}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the pattern of previous rounds (rock, paper, scissors, paper, rock, scissors, paper), I see we\'ve tied every single time. Given that the last move was paper, if Claude is trying to anticipate a pattern, they might expect scissors next in a cyclical pattern. Playing rock would counter this. Additionally, breaking this unusual tie streak requires making an unexpected move, and rock is statistically the most commonly played move in RPS when players are trying to be strategic.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313091246}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of 8 consecutive ties, it appears my opponent may be mirroring my previous move. If they continue this pattern, they\'ll play rock (matching my last move). Therefore, I should avoid playing paper (which would lose to their rock) and avoid rock (which would tie again). Scissors is my best choice as it would lose to rock if they\'re mirroring, but this is a calculated risk to test if they\'re actually using a different strategy. If they\'ve been anticipating my moves rather than copying them, they might expect me to play paper next, in which case scissors would win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313099792}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on my previous pattern, my opponent might expect me to play scissors next and counter with rock. By playing paper instead, I can potentially win if they choose rock. The unusual streak of 8 consecutive ties suggests I should attempt to break the pattern to gain an advantage in these final rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313129574}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock for several reasons: 1) Since I won the last round with scissors, my opponent might anticipate me playing scissors again and counter with rock. 2) The pattern shows my opponent has played the same move as me for 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting they might be mirroring my moves until round 9. 3) If they expect me to overthink and play paper (to beat their anticipated rock), they might play scissors - which my rock would beat. 4) Most importantly, I\'m already ahead in the score, so I only need a tie or win in this final round to secure victory in the overall game. Rock is historically the most common opening move in RPS, making it a solid defensive choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313138394}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, I believe my opponent might play paper in this final round, anticipating that I\'ll switch to rock after losing to their scissors. By choosing scissors, I can potentially win against their paper. Even if they choose scissors again, it would result in a tie, which is better than losing.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313156427}]','2025-03-18 15:41:37','2025-03-18 15:52:36',7),(3098,7,17,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 7}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 299122, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Many players tend to choose rock in the first round of Rock Paper Scissors, so paper would give me an advantage against that common opening. Without any prior pattern data on this opponent, this gives me a reasonable starting position while I observe the opponent\'s strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312908894}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing \'rock\' because it\'s a classic opening move – neutral and often setting a balanced tone for the game. It also allows me to gauge my opponent\'s strategy early on.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312916717}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper last round, my opponent might expect me to play paper again and counter with scissors. By playing rock, I can defeat their potential scissors play. Additionally, high-level opponents often try to break patterns by making a complete switch after losing, making scissors a likely choice for them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312929894}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous move (paper), I choose scissors because scissors beats paper. This is a rational response to try and even out the score early on.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312945729}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve won the first two rounds using paper and then rock. My opponent might expect me to follow a pattern and choose scissors next, so they might play rock to counter that. Alternatively, they might expect me to repeat rock since it was successful last round. In either case, playing paper would give me an advantage if they choose rock. There\'s also a psychological element where the opponent might be getting desperate after falling behind 0-2 and revert to playing rock, which is a common comfort move for players under pressure.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312956575}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous rounds, my opponent’s choices countered my previous moves: in round 1, he played paper to beat my rock, and in round 2, he played rock to beat my scissors. This suggests he might be using a pattern where his move is designed to beat my previous move. Since I played scissors in round 2, he is likely to choose rock in round 3. To beat rock, I choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312975764}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent played rock, scissors, and then paper. There might be a cycling pattern forming. If they continue the pattern, they might play rock again, but there\'s also a chance they\'ll play paper again since it resulted in a tie last round. I\'ve played paper twice and rock once, so my opponent might expect me to play scissors this round. However, if they\'re trying to counter what they think I\'ll play, they might choose rock. Nevertheless, I\'ll go with scissors as it\'s the only option I haven\'t played yet, adding unpredictability to my strategy. Also, if they repeat their last move (paper), I\'ll win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312989150}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s moves—paper in rounds 1 and 3, and rock in round 2—it seems there\'s an alternating pattern (paper, rock, paper). If this pattern continues, the opponent might pick rock in round 4. Since paper beats rock, I\'ll go with paper for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312998621}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen paper in the last two rounds, which suggests they might be sticking with a pattern. Even if they try to break their pattern, choosing scissors is a good option as it would beat paper if they continue with it, and would tie against scissors if they try to counter my previous move. Since I have a comfortable lead of 3-0, I can afford to make this calculated choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313011233}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the opponent\'s moves from the previous rounds: round 1 was paper, round 2 was rock, round 3 was paper, and round 4 was scissors. Notice paper appeared most frequently. This, along with a possible cyclic pattern (paper, rock, paper, scissors), suggests that he might play paper again in round 5. Since scissors beats paper, I choose scissors for round 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313027408}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent appears to be following a pattern that suggests they might choose rock next. Additionally, since I\'ve chosen scissors in the last two rounds, they may expect me to choose scissors again and plan to counter with rock. Paper would be the optimal choice to beat an expected rock move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313040315}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played a pattern: round 1 (paper), round 2 (rock), then round 4 and 5 with scissors – a repeat that suggests he might stick with scissors in round 6. To counter a probable scissors play (since rock beats scissors), I choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313083536}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern of moves, they seem to cycle through rock-scissors-paper-paper-scissors-rock. If this pattern continues, they will likely play scissors in round 7. By choosing rock, I can counter their expected scissors play. Additionally, rock has been successful for me in round 2, and the opponent has shown a tendency to play scissors (rounds 2 and 5), making rock a strategically sound choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313097481}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the previous rounds: the opponent has used paper three times, scissors twice, and rock once. Given that paper is the most frequent move in the six rounds, scissors would typically be the best counter. Also, since we are currently trailing, we need a strong winning move. Therefore, I choose scissors for round 7.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313107146}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in 3 out of 7 rounds, including the most recent round. Playing rock would be the optimal counter to scissors. Additionally, the opponent might be trying to change their strategy since they\'re behind, but scissors appears to be their most comfortable choice based on frequency.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313120152}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the opponent\'s previous moves: round 1: paper, round 2: rock, round 3: paper, round 4: scissors, round 5: scissors, round 6: paper, and round 7: rock. This pattern fits a repeating cycle of five moves: paper, rock, paper, scissors, scissors. Following that pattern, the opponent\'s round 8 move should be paper. Since scissors beats paper, I choose scissors for round 8.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313140348}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in the last three rounds and in 4 out of 8 rounds overall. This suggests they\'re likely to choose scissors again. By choosing rock, I have a good chance of countering their apparent scissors preference and securing another win. Even if they switch strategy, I\'m already ahead 6-0, so I can afford to make a strategic play based on their most consistent pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313154533}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I analyzed the opponent\'s moves, noting that when I played scissors (in rounds 7 and 8), the opponent responded with rock. If he continues this pattern—likely countering my previous move—I expect him to choose rock in round 9. Since paper beats rock, I choose paper for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313174402}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent played paper in the previous round after I had chosen rock multiple times. They may continue with paper to counter what they might expect to be another rock play from me. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper strategy. Additionally, the opponent has shown a tendency to play rock and scissors more than paper throughout the game, but their most recent adaptation suggests they\'re becoming more strategic.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313186507}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the history, the opponent has been consistently choosing rock in rounds 7, 8, and 9. Since paper beats rock, I’m choosing paper for round 10, expecting the opponent might stick with rock for the final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313198325}]','2025-03-18 15:41:38','2025-03-18 15:53:18',17),(3099,9,17,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"crisp\", \"crypt\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"crypt\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 67, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 63993, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"crypt\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains no traditional vowels (A, E, I, O, U), which makes it difficult since many players start with vowel-heavy guesses. It also contains the uncommon letter \'y\' as its only vowel substitute, and uses less frequent consonants like \'c\', \'p\', and \'t\' in an unusual combination.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312931230}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ll start with CRANE as it\'s a common starting word that covers frequently used letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312936362}, {\"move\": \"CRISP\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"CRANE revealed that \'C\' and \'R\' are correct in the first two positions and that A, N, and E are not in the word. I\'m choosing CRISP to keep the known letters in place and test three new letters (I, S, and P) to help identify the rest of the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312964581}, {\"move\": \"CRYPT\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous feedback: the secret word starts with CR, A, N, and E are excluded, and the second guess indicated that P is in the word but not in the fifth slot. \'CRYPT\' fits this pattern with C and R in the correct positions and P in the fourth position, while introducing fresh letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312984329}]','2025-03-18 15:41:39','2025-03-18 15:49:44',11),(3100,9,16,15,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"guesses\": [\"house\", \"hound\", \"hatch\", \"hurts\", \"horse\", \"hoard\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"], \"feedback\": [[\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 80862, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"nymph\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains no traditional vowels (only \\\"y\\\" functioning as a vowel), has the uncommon letter \\\"ph\\\" combination, and follows an unusual letter pattern. Most Wordle players start with common vowel-heavy words like \\\"ADIEU\\\" or \\\"AUDIO\\\", which would provide minimal feedback for this word. The combination of \\\"n\\\", \\\"m\\\", \\\"p\\\", and \\\"h\\\" also makes it difficult to guess through common strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313008538}, {\"move\": \"house\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"A common 5-letter word to start with\", \"timestamp\": 1742313013542}, {\"move\": \"HOUND\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The feedback from the previous guess shows that the letter \'H\' is present in the word, so I\'m trying to build on that\", \"timestamp\": 1742313019103}, {\"move\": \"HATCH\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the previous feedback, the word contains \'H\' and possibly \'U\' or \'D\' based on the yellow tile in the first guess. The second guess showed a yellow tile for the last letter, which could be a variety of letters. HATCH is a common word that fits the given constraints and includes the letter \'H\'.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313026316}, {\"move\": \"HURTS\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous feedback, HATCH has a yellow tile at the end, so my next guess is a word that ends with a similar sound or letter. HURTS meets this condition.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313032328}, {\"move\": \"HORSE\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the previous guesses and feedback, my next guess is HORSE because it builds upon the common letters seen in the previous guesses, specifically the letter \'H\' which has appeared in all guesses so far and has been marked as yellow, indicating it is in the word but not in the correct position. The letters \'O\', \'R\', \'S\', and \'E\' are common letters in many words and have appeared in various combinations in the feedback.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313040285}, {\"move\": \"HOARD\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"My reasoning is that the word contains \'H\' and possibly ends with a consonant, given the previous feedback. I\'m attempting to utilize the common letter \'O\' and the presence of \'H\' to make an educated guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313046349}]','2025-03-18 15:42:28','2025-03-18 15:50:46',16),(3101,7,11,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 310632, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I decide to go with rock. Many players tend to start with a familiar move like rock, and by choosing rock I can test my opponent\'s strategy later. It\'s a classic, balanced start that allows me to observe and adapt in subsequent rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312990011}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round against an unknown opponent, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Studies show that many players tend to select rock as their first move in Rock Paper Scissors games, making paper a strategically sound counter-choice. Since I don\'t have any data yet on this opponent\'s patterns, this gives me a slight statistical edge to start the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313001176}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"In round 1, my rock was defeated by the opponent\'s paper. It\'s reasonable to expect that the opponent might stick with paper or even think I\'m likely to avoid repeating rock, so I choose scissors to counter paper effectively in round 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313011298}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"In round 1, I won with paper against rock. My opponent, being labeled as \\\"high\\\" level, might anticipate that I\'ll either stick with paper (since it worked) or switch to rock (expecting them to choose scissors). They may choose paper to counter my potential rock play. By choosing scissors, I can counter this adaptation while also breaking any pattern formation early in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313024432}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the first round, my opponent chose paper. In the second round, they switched to scissors. This sequence suggests they might be rotating their moves (paper, scissors, then rock). If that pattern holds, they could play rock in the next round. Since paper beats rock, I choose paper for round 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313030954}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous rounds, I played paper then scissors, while my opponent played rock then scissors. Since my opponent tied with scissors last round, they might switch to paper expecting me to play rock again (a common pattern). However, I\'ll choose rock for two reasons: 1) I haven\'t played it yet in our sequence, making my pattern less predictable, and 2) If they continue with scissors thinking I\'ll play paper to counter their expected rock, my rock will win. This introduces an element of unpredictability while also accounting for possible opponent strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313044736}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent’s moves appear to cycle: paper in Round 1, scissors in Round 2, and rock in Round 3. If this pattern continues, they might play paper in Round 4. Since scissors beats paper, I choose scissors for Round 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313056902}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice the opponent has played rock → scissors → paper in the previous three rounds. If they\'re following a simple rotation pattern, they might play rock next. Additionally, my own choices have been paper → scissors → rock, which is also a rotation. The opponent might expect me to continue this pattern with paper and prepare accordingly, but I think there\'s a stronger chance they\'ll play rock again to restart their cycle. I\'ll choose paper to counter a potential rock play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313071472}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the opponent\'s moves in the previous rounds—Paper in Round 1, Scissors in Round 2, Rock in Round 3, and Paper again in Round 4—a pattern seems to emerge where the opponent is cycling through moves (paper, scissors, rock, paper). If this pattern holds, the likely move in Round 5 will be Scissors. Therefore, I choose Rock for Round 5, as Rock beats Scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313080763}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on my opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve chosen scissors in 2 out of 4 rounds, including the most recent round. Since scissors has been successful for them in round 4, they might stick with it. Choosing rock would counter scissors effectively. Additionally, my opponent hasn\'t shown any particular tendency to anticipate my moves with counter-strategies yet, so this direct counter seems appropriate for this stage of the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313097502}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent’s moves, there appears to be a pattern starting from round 3: he alternates between rock and paper (round 3: rock, round 4: paper, round 5: rock). This suggests that in round 6 he might lean toward paper again. To counter a likely paper, I’m choosing scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313125890}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has played rock→scissors→paper→scissors→rock. This could indicate they might play paper next in their sequence. Also, after our last tie with rock-rock, they might anticipate I\'ll choose paper to try to beat their expected rock. I\'ll play scissors to counter this potential paper play. Additionally, I notice I haven\'t won since the first round, so changing my strategy might help break the pattern of ties and losses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313142068}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the previous rounds: In both the first and the second set of rounds, the opponent started with paper (round 1 and round 4). This suggests that round 7 (the first round of a new set) might also be paper. Since scissors beats paper, I’ll choose scissors for round 7.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313159020}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a strong preference for scissors (3 out of 6 rounds), making rock a strategic counter. While there\'s a risk that the opponent might predict this and choose paper, their historical data suggests scissors is their most likely choice. Additionally, the opponent has used scissors in all even-numbered rounds so far, and they might continue their preference in this odd-numbered round to mix up their strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313175608}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the previous rounds, the opponent has shown a tendency to play rock more frequently (rounds 3, 5, and 7) and won round 7 with rock. Although even rounds have alternated between scissors and paper, the overall frequency indicates a bias toward rock. Since paper beats rock, choosing paper maximizes our chance to win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313203995}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in the last two rounds and has selected scissors more frequently than other options (4 out of 7 rounds). Going with rock gives me the best chance of winning if they continue this pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313220183}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent has chosen rock more frequently in the later rounds (rounds 3, 5, 7, and 8). Since paper beats rock, I will choose paper for round 9 to counter their likely tendency to select rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313228939}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, I\'m choosing scissors because my opponent might expect me to play paper after my recent rock moves. They might also anticipate I\'ll stay with rock and play paper to counter it. Scissors would be effective against paper. Additionally, my opponent has chosen paper in 2 of the last 6 rounds, so there\'s a reasonable chance they\'ll choose it again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313247836}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the previous rounds, the opponent has shown a bias toward choosing rock (round 3, 5, 7, and 8) and has chosen scissors in rounds 2, 6, and 9, and paper in rounds 1 and 4. Since paper wins against rock and rock appears to be their most frequent choice, I’m choosing paper for round 10 to maximize my chances of securing a win and thus the overall game victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313270930}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s history, they favor scissors (4 times) over their other options. While they\'ve played paper in the last two rounds, they may switch back to scissors for the final round, especially since they\'ve shown a pattern of not sticking with the same choice for more than two consecutive rounds. Playing rock is my best strategic option to counter their potential return to scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313294983}]','2025-03-18 15:42:29','2025-03-18 15:54:54',11),(3102,9,17,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"paint\", \"badly\", \"happy\", \"carvy\", \"wacky\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"jazzy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 61515, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"JAZZY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains uncommon letters like J and Z, plus it has a repeated letter (Z). Words with repeated letters are often harder to solve as they break the typical pattern-matching strategy. The combination of an uncommon starting letter and the double consonant makes this a difficult word to guess within the standard 6 attempts.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312995495}, {\"move\": \"stare\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a good starting word because it contains common vowels (a, e) and common consonants (s, t, r), which helps identify which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313000982}, {\"move\": \"PAINT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess places A in a different position (2nd) and introduces new letters P, I, N, and T. We already know T isn\'t in the word, but I\'m reusing it to check more new letters with this guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313009688}, {\"move\": \"BADLY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess places A in the confirmed second position. It also tries new consonants B, D, L and a new vowel Y. Since we\'ve eliminated many common consonants already (S, T, R, P, N), this should help us narrow down the remaining positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313017537}, {\"move\": \"HAPPY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"We know the 2nd letter is \'A\' and the 5th letter is \'Y\'. I\'m trying \'HAPPY\' to check if H, P, and another P are in the word. This introduces three new letters that haven\'t been tested yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313026505}, {\"move\": \"CARVY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word uses our confirmed letters A in position 2 and Y in position 5. It relocates R to position 2, which we know is in the word but not in position 3. I\'m introducing new letters C and V to test more letter possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313037786}, {\"move\": \"WACKY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The word has \'A\' in position 2 and \'Y\' in position 5. I\'ve eliminated S, T, E, P, I, N, B, D, L, H, P, C, R, V from the remaining positions. WACKY is a valid 5-letter word matching this pattern with new letters W, K in positions I haven\'t tried yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313047841}]','2025-03-18 15:42:30','2025-03-18 15:50:47',17),(3103,7,2,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 6}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 170170, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I will choose rock because it is a strong initial move that beats scissors, which is commonly chosen as a first move by many players.\", \"timestamp\": 1742312995177}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic first move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players, so paper would counter that. Since this is the first round, I don\'t have data on my opponent\'s tendencies yet, but paper provides a balanced opening that can help establish a pattern for future rounds. As the game progresses, I\'ll adapt my strategy based on any patterns I observe from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313004853}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose paper in the last round, they might be inclined to switch to scissors this time. To counter that potential choice, I will choose rock, which can beat scissors if that\'s what they choose.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313008589}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent lost with rock in round 1, they might anticipate that I\'ll play paper again and therefore choose scissors to counter. By playing rock, I can counter this potential scissors play. Additionally, opponents often change their strategy after losing, making scissors a likely choice for them. While this is somewhat of a psychological guess with limited data from just one round, it seems like a reasonable strategic adaptation.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313018937}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I believe my opponent will pick rock again since they chose rock and won in the last round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313022672}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on our game history, my opponent has played rock in both previous rounds. While they might change their strategy, there\'s a reasonable chance they\'ll play rock again out of habit or to try breaking the pattern. Even if they anticipate me switching to scissors (following a paper-rock sequence), they might play rock to counter that. Playing paper gives me good coverage against rock, and even if they play scissors anticipating my paper, that\'s a calculated risk I\'m willing to take at this point when I\'m ahead in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313034392}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has won one round by choosing paper against my rock, and both of us have tied in the subsequent rounds with the same choice of paper, I will choose scissors in this round. Scissors beat paper, so if my opponent chooses paper again, I will win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313039769}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent started with rock twice, then switched to paper. If they\'re following a progression pattern (rock→paper→scissors), they might choose scissors this round. By selecting rock, I would counter their scissors. Additionally, I\'ve used paper twice already, so changing my selection makes my strategy less predictable. Even if they repeat paper, I would only lose one round while still maintaining an overall lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313051079}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has won the last two rounds by choosing paper and rock. Since they have shown a tendency to pick paper even after they win, I will counter this by choosing scissors to try to win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313054586}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on our previous rounds, I notice my opponent has played rock, rock, paper, and scissors. There could be a pattern forming where they\'re cycling through options. If they continue this pattern, they might choose rock again. Additionally, I\'ve alternated between paper and rock in my last few moves (paper, rock, paper, rock), so they might anticipate me playing paper and choose scissors to counter. By choosing rock, I can either tie if they play rock or win if they play scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313065250}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has been consistently choosing rock in the last two rounds, winning against my scissors. They also chose paper in the first round when I played rock. Given the current trend and statistics, I anticipate that the opponent might play rock again. Therefore, I\'ll choose paper to counter their expected move and potentially gain an advantage this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313071548}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern, my opponent has lost with scissors twice in a row and will likely switch to paper expecting me to play rock again. By choosing scissors, I can counter their anticipated paper move. Additionally, even if they switch to rock instead, I\'m still ahead in the overall score and can afford to take a calculated risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313085649}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has consistently chosen rock and paper, winning most rounds. Given the increasing tendency to choose rock after two consecutive wins with scissors, I will choose paper to counter that and hope to catch my opponent off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313089116}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because the opponent has played paper in round 6 and might continue with paper in an attempt to anticipate my strategy. They might think I\'ll switch to rock after my scissors win, so they\'d play paper to counter that. By playing scissors again, I can potentially win if they play paper. Also, my opponent has rarely played rock (only in rounds 1-2), so the risk of losing with scissors seems lower than the potential benefit of winning against paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313105726}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has been favoring scissors, and I want to counter that choice with rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313110645}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the history, my opponent has played paper in the last two rounds, and I\'ve countered with scissors both times. They\'re likely to switch to rock anticipating another scissors play from me. By playing paper, I can counter their expected rock move. Additionally, paper has been successful for me earlier in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313124761}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has frequently chosen scissors, and I need to counter effectively. Choosing rock could provide a tie or a win against their previous choices.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313130838}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern, my opponent has recently gone from paper (rounds 6-7) to rock (round 8). There\'s a chance they might choose paper again to break their losing streak, so scissors would be a good counter. Even if I lose this round, I\'m still guaranteed to win the overall game with my current 6-0 lead. Taking a calculated risk with scissors seems appropriate at this point.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313144887}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to make a strategic choice to win since I am currently behind in score. My opponent has won frequently with paper, so I should choose scissors in this round to maximize my chances of winning against their likely paper choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313148968}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has used rock in rounds 8 and 9, showing a recent pattern. Players typically try to break patterns after consecutive identical moves, so there\'s a good chance they\'ll switch to paper for this final round to counter an expected rock from me. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper. Even though I\'ve already secured the overall win with 6 points, I\'ll maintain an aggressive strategy rather than playing defensively.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313162813}]','2025-03-18 15:43:28','2025-03-18 15:52:42',17),(3104,9,17,12,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"story\", \"whorl\", \"fjord\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fjord\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 50, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"duration\": 208973, \"winner_id\": 12, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"FJORD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains uncommon letters J and F in an unusual combination. It\'s a valid English word referring to a long, narrow inlet with steep sides, created by glacial erosion. The uncommon letter combination makes it particularly challenging to guess in Wordle.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313056860}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"It\'s a common strategic opening guess that includes multiple frequent letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313067789}, {\"move\": \"STORY\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"We know R is in the word but not at position 2. STORY tests new letters S, T, O, Y and places R in a different position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313120614}, {\"move\": \"WHORL\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"It fits the pattern ??OR? and avoids all eliminated letters, while testing useful unused letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313177094}, {\"move\": \"FJORD\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"It matches the known pattern ??OR?, uses no letters ruled out, and is a valid English word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313246320}]','2025-03-18 15:43:29','2025-03-18 15:54:06',12),(3105,7,16,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 375539, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players as it feels like a strong, stable option. If my opponent follows this tendency, paper would give me an advantage. Even without prior data on my opponent\'s play pattern, paper provides a reasonable strategic opening that balances offense and defense in this initial round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313059023}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing paper as it\'s commonly used as an opening move to counter an opponent who might start with rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313074700}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since our previous round resulted in a tie with both of us choosing paper, I\'m selecting rock for this round. My opponent might anticipate that I\'ll either stick with paper again or switch to scissors (which would be a common human pattern after a tie). If they expect me to choose scissors and counter with rock, my rock would tie. If they expect me to stay with paper and counter with scissors, my rock would win. This balances defensive and offensive considerations based on limited pattern data from just one previous round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313093304}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude\'s initial safe pick might lead it to repeat paper or switch to scissors. Scissors seems like a balanced strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313117362}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our game history, I notice a potential pattern forming. In Round 1, both of us chose paper resulting in a tie. In Round 2, I switched to rock and won against my opponent\'s scissors. There\'s a good chance my opponent will anticipate me continuing with rock (since it just won) and counter with paper. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter this anticipated paper move. Additionally, this completes my rotation through all three options, making my strategy less predictable for future rounds while maintaining a tactical edge for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313132502}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"In the first round, both chose paper. In the second round, the opponent switched from paper to rock. Considering this pattern, the opponent might now anticipate that I\'d choose paper to beat their rock choice and thus might opt for scissors to counter that. To counter their potential scissors choice, I\'ll select rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313146931}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, there\'s a slight pattern forming. My opponent went paper → scissors → rock in the first three rounds. If they\'re continuing this pattern, they might play paper next. However, they might also stick with rock since it just won. Given that the score is tied and we\'re both likely analyzing each other\'s moves, I\'ll choose paper. It would beat rock if they repeat their last move, and if they anticipate me choosing rock and play paper themselves, we\'d tie. This balances defensive and offensive play while avoiding being too predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313167413}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent might expect me to repeat rock after my previous win, so choosing paper introduces unpredictability and may counter opponent\'s move if they choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313185627}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I notice my opponent has chosen paper twice, scissors once, and rock once. There\'s a potential pattern of paper-scissors-rock-paper, which might suggest scissors coming next. Choosing rock would counter scissors effectively. Additionally, rock was my successful move in round 2 - the only round I\'ve won so far. While the opponent might anticipate this thinking, I\'ll take the calculated risk with rock, as it gives me the best statistical chance based on observed patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313197905}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has been cycling choices and seems likely to switch to scissors to counter a repeated paper. Hence, choosing rock to anticipate Claude\'s scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313219885}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the previous rounds, I\'m choosing scissors because it\'s been played the least overall. If the opponent is watching for patterns, they might expect me to play paper after my recent rock-rock-paper sequence from rounds 3-5. If they try to counter an expected paper play, they\'d choose scissors, which would result in a tie against my scissors. Alternatively, if they continue their recent pattern of alternating between paper and rock, they might play paper - which my scissors would beat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313241746}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Previously, the opponent chose rock three times and paper twice, never choosing scissors. Given this pattern, the opponent might lean towards paper again since they have been consistent with rock and paper. I\'ll take a chance by selecting scissors to counter the potential paper choice and aim for a win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313259477}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on our recent sequence of ties, my opponent may expect me to play rock next. If they anticipate this and play paper to counter rock, scissors would be my best choice to break the tie streak. Additionally, since we\'ve been matching each other exactly for several rounds, changing strategy now might catch them off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313278279}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has been cycling through paper → rock → scissors repeatedly. Based on their established pattern, the next move is expected to be paper. Scissors will successfully counter paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313298173}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, there have been many ties recently (rounds 4-7), suggesting my opponent might be mirroring my moves or following a predictable pattern. In the last round, we both played scissors. If my opponent expects me to continue with scissors, they might play rock to counter. Alternatively, if they think I\'ll switch to rock (anticipating their scissors), they might play paper. By choosing paper, I can win if they play rock, which seems like a reasonable counter to my previous scissors moves. While this is a risk if they play scissors again, they\'ve already played scissors three times (more than other options), so they might vary their strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313313893}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing rock to counter opponent potentially sticking with scissors, anticipating they\'d expect me to remain with scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313337710}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because my opponent may anticipate me repeating paper (which won last round) and play scissors to counter. Alternatively, if they try to adjust by playing paper, my scissors would win. While this choice risks losing if they play rock again, I\'m already ahead in the match, and taking a calculated risk could help me secure the overall victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313357282}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent\'s recent win with paper might make them anticipate my shift to scissors. Expecting them to counter with rock, I\'ll choose paper to outsmart them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313382649}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of the previous rounds, my opponent seems to be using a rotation pattern in the last three rounds (rock → paper → scissors). After playing paper in round 9, there\'s a chance they\'ll choose scissors for this final round. By choosing rock, I can potentially win against scissors. Even if I lose this round, I still win the overall game since I\'m leading 3-1. This is a strategic choice that balances between trying to win this final round while protecting my overall game advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313398151}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude shows a preference for scissors, especially in recent rounds, so selecting rock is strategically beneficial to counter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313421918}]','2025-03-18 15:43:30','2025-03-18 15:57:01',16),(3106,9,12,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"pound\", \"phlox\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"phlox\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 67}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 135528, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"phlox\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"This obscure flower name includes an uncommon letter combination, making it challenging to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313059170}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word containing common vowels (A, E) and consonants (S, T, R) to get information about several frequently used letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313068668}, {\"move\": \"POUND\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains new vowels (O, U) and common consonants (P, N, D), without any of the letters from my first guess. This will help me identify more letters that might be in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313085169}, {\"move\": \"PHLOX\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word meets all our requirements: it starts with P, has O in the fourth position (not the second), and doesn\'t contain any of the letters we know aren\'t in the word. PHLOX is a type of flowering plant, so it\'s a valid English word. It also lets me test three new letters (H, L, X).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313183407}]','2025-03-18 15:43:31','2025-03-18 15:53:03',16),(3107,9,17,14,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"guesses\": [\"adieu\", \"arise\", \"arson\", \"argil\", \"alter\", \"carny\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"], \"feedback\": [[\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"waqfs\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 32630, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"WAQFS\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is extremely challenging because it contains uncommon letters Q and F, has W at the beginning, and ends with S. It\'s a real but rare English word (plural of \\\"waqf\\\" - a type of endowment in Islamic law). The unusual letter combination and rarity make it particularly difficult to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313058235}, {\"move\": \"adieu\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Okay, I will start with a common word to get some information. How about \\\"adieu\\\"?\\n\", \"timestamp\": 1742313061623}, {\"move\": \"ARISE\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"My first guess ADIEU gave me a yellow \'A\'. I need to try a different word that includes \'A\' but in a different position. Let\'s try the word ARISE.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313064909}, {\"move\": \"ARSON\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The letters A, R, and S are present, but not in the positions they were in the previous guesses. \'O\' and \'N\' are new letters to try.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313069090}, {\"move\": \"ARGIL\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The letter \'A\' and \'R\' are present in the word (probably at the beginning). The letter \'E\', \'D\', \'I\', \'U\', \'S\', \'O\', \'N\' are not present in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313073291}, {\"move\": \"ALTER\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Trying the letters T, E, R\", \"timestamp\": 1742313076803}, {\"move\": \"CARNY\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Contains A and R, avoids incorrect letters, and tries new positions for A and R.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313080519}]','2025-03-18 15:44:28','2025-03-18 15:51:20',17),(3108,9,9,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"cloud\", \"dinky\", \"jumpy\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"jumpy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 98928, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"jumpy\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Selected \'jumpy\' due to rare letters \'j\', \'u\', and \'y\', making it more challenging for the guesser.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313074904}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common letters (S, T, A, R, E) to efficiently gather information about which letters are in the target word\", \"timestamp\": 1742313083764}, {\"move\": \"CLOUD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains 5 common letters (C, L, O, U, D) that don\'t overlap with any of the eliminated letters from my first guess. It includes two vowels (O, U) and three common consonants, giving me a good chance to identify some letters in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313097437}, {\"move\": \"DINKY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places D in the first position (we know it\'s not in position 5) and introduces new high-frequency letters I, N, K, and Y that we haven\'t tested yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313124730}, {\"move\": \"JUMPY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has Y in the correct final position, includes U (not in position 4), and tests three new letters (J, M, P) while avoiding all letters we know aren\'t in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313165487}]','2025-03-18 15:44:29','2025-03-18 15:52:45',16),(3109,7,16,1,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 7}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 270055, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Studies show that rock is statistically the most common first move in Rock Paper Scissors (sometimes called the \\\"rock bias\\\"), so paper gives me a good chance to counter this tendency. Without any previous patterns to analyze from my opponent yet, this gives me a strategic starting point.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313090839}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"It\'s the first round, and there\'s no prior information about the opponent\'s strategy. I\'ll choose rock because it\'s a stable and classic starting move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313104918}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in the previous round, my opponent may expect me to play paper again and choose scissors to counter. By selecting rock, I can anticipate this adaptation and potentially win the round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313122123}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In round 1, the opponent chose paper, which beats rock. They might predict I switch to scissors, which beats paper, so I will counter their potential prediction by choosing rock again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313135162}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen rock twice in a row, which suggests they might switch to paper this round to break their pattern. People generally avoid using the same move three times consecutively in Rock Paper Scissors. If they do switch to paper, my scissors will win. While this is a risk if they stick with rock, it\'s a calculated one based on typical human playing patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313150767}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Considering the opponent won round 1 with paper and tied in round 2 with rock, they may attempt another rock to maintain dominance or try scissors for variety. My best move is paper to counter these possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313156461}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at my opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve played rock, rock, paper in the first three rounds. This suggests they might be following a natural progression and could choose scissors next. By choosing rock, I can potentially counter this. Additionally, I\'ve already used all three options once (paper, rock, scissors), so there\'s no obvious pattern to my play that my opponent could exploit. Since I\'m ahead in the game with 2 wins, I can afford to make a strategic choice based on my opponent\'s possible next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313171798}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s pattern, it leans towards scissors after an alternate outcome. Choosing rock to counter scissors seems smart.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313179697}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen rock in 3 out of 4 rounds, showing a strong preference for this option. If this pattern continues, paper would be the optimal counter to rock. While there\'s a risk my opponent might anticipate this and switch to scissors, they haven\'t chosen scissors in any previous round. Given their consistent rock choices, I believe paper offers the highest probability of success for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313193150}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen rock twice and paper once in previous rounds, indicating a possible pattern favoring rock. Choosing paper is a safe counter to this trend.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313205682}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous choices, they\'ve shown a preference for rock (3 times) and paper (2 times), but haven\'t used scissors yet. There\'s a possibility they might try scissors in this round for variety. Choosing rock will defeat scissors if they finally use that option, and will tie with rock if they continue with that pattern. Additionally, the opponent has never beaten me so far, so they may be looking to change their strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313224615}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent is unpredictable but hasn\'t yet chosen scissors. Based on this pattern, I’ll choose scissors since it counters their potential paper choice or ties with scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313232571}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent just played scissors in the previous round (which was unusual for them), they might repeat this choice to try establishing a new pattern. Rock would counter scissors effectively. Even if they revert to playing rock (which they\'ve favored), I\'d get a tie. Additionally, rock has been successful for me in 2 of my 3 wins, making it a statistically good choice based on our match history.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313255407}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s pattern, both paper and rock were used recently in even-numbered rounds. Opponent won using rock last round, so predicting they might try paper again to counter scissors. Choosing scissors to counter their likely paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313262745}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has lost with scissors twice in a row and likely will switch to paper to counter my recent rock choices. By choosing scissors, I can anticipate this adjustment and potentially win again. Even if I lose this round, I maintain a strong lead in the overall match.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313283218}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has chosen rock in the last two rounds, so he may repeat it or switch to paper, expecting me to stick with scissors. Paper would counter rock but lose to scissors, so I\'ll go with paper, attempting to anticipate another possible rock from Claude.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313288956}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, I notice my opponent has chosen rock 3 times, paper 3 times, and scissors 2 times. After losing to my scissors in round 8 when they played paper, they might expect me to play scissors again and choose rock to counter it. Additionally, they\'ve shown a tendency to play rock after losing (like in rounds 1-2). By choosing paper, I can counter their potential rock play. I\'m already leading 5-0, so securing one more win would mathematically guarantee my victory in this 10-round game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313305817}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s moves, they may predict my repetition patterns if I continue like before. To counter their successful previous use of scissors while avoiding being trapped by a possible rock, I\'ll choose rock strategically to counter scissors and stay resilient.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313320804}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve often followed rock (their last move) with paper in previous rounds. Additionally, they\'ve used paper 3 times throughout the game, making it their second most common choice. Since scissors beats paper, this seems like the strategic choice for the final round. Even though I\'ve already won the overall game with 6 wins, I want to maintain my winning strategy through pattern analysis.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313340843}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude seems to anticipate my moves or rely on patterns. Based on Claude\'s repeated tendency to counter moves and my current losses, I\'ll attempt an unpredictable choice to counter its patterns. Since my previous \'rock\' selections were met with \'paper\' and \'scissors\' was countered by \'rock,\' I choose \'paper\' to disrupt its anticipated pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313350601}]','2025-03-18 15:44:30','2025-03-18 15:55:50',16),(3110,7,1,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 201878, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Since this is the first round and no prior pattern exists, I\'ll choose \'rock\' as it is a solid starting strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313160338}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing paper as my strategy. Rock is statistically a common first move for many players, as it\'s perceived as strong or stable. Without any prior history to analyze in our match, this gives me a reasonable chance to counter a potential rock opening from my opponent. If they choose scissors, I\'ll adjust my strategy in subsequent rounds based on any patterns that emerge.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313170963}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude chose paper in round 1, which beat my rock. If Claude continues the pattern and chooses paper thinking I might repeat rock, I should choose scissors to counter paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313179571}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on round 1, my opponent played rock and lost to my paper. A common strategy after losing is to switch to what would have beaten the opponent\'s previous move - in this case, scissors to counter my paper. If I anticipate they\'ll play scissors in this round, my best counter is rock. Additionally, opponents often avoid repeating the same move after a loss, making scissors a more likely choice than another rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313188304}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen options that directly counter my previous choices (rock against my scissors, paper against my rock). This suggests they may predict I would alternate to make up for past losses. To counter this potential pattern, I choose paper - it beats rock and can\'t be countered if the opponent expects me to pick scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313200791}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, I\'ve won with paper and then rock. My opponent may be expecting me to establish a predictable pattern and might anticipate I\'ll choose paper again since I started with paper→rock. By selecting scissors, I\'m breaking any potential pattern my opponent might be looking for while also countering paper if that\'s what they choose. Since I\'m currently ahead 2-0, I can afford to take a strategic risk rather than being predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313212012}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has consistently chosen counters to my moves in previous rounds. To break this pattern and catch him off guard, I will choose rock this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313220647}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at my previous moves, I\'ve been following a cyclical pattern (paper → rock → scissors). If I were to continue this pattern, I would choose paper next. However, since GPT-4o is likely analyzing patterns in my play after losing three rounds, it might anticipate this and choose scissors to counter. Instead, I\'ll break the expected pattern and choose rock. This disrupts any pattern recognition while also protecting against the possibility that my opponent will choose scissors out of frustration from previous losses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313231442}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude seems to be predicting my past choices and selecting counters accordingly. In the last three rounds where I made distinct choices, Claude countered my choice exactly. To stay competitive, I\'ll switch to a less predictable pattern and choose scissors, hoping to counter Claude\'s expected pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313239712}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because: 1) If my opponent follows their previous pattern, they would play scissors next, which rock would beat. 2) They might anticipate me switching to paper after our rock tie, so they might play scissors to counter that. 3) Rock has worked well for me so far (one win and one tie), so maintaining this choice could be strategically sound while I\'m ahead in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313253709}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has beaten me consistently by cycling through moves or predicting mine effectively. To mix things up, I\'ll choose paper this round to counter a potential rock choice, as Claude might expect me to choose scissors again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313262269}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern, my opponent may expect me to play rock again and counter with paper. By playing scissors, I can potentially anticipate this adjustment. Also, since I used rock in the last two rounds, switching to scissors introduces unpredictability while specifically countering the paper that my opponent might play to beat my recent rock strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313276026}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Considering the opponent\'s pattern, it seems they might stick to a sequence of countering my last move. Based on this, a strategic choice would be scissors since the opponent might expect me to switch to rock (the counter to their recent scissors choice) and choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313282270}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous moves, they appear to be following a pattern of rock → scissors → paper. They\'ve completed this cycle twice now (rounds 1-3 and 4-6). Following this pattern, they\'re likely to choose rock next, so paper would be the optimal counter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313291681}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In analyzing the opponent\'s past moves, it appears that the opponent may anticipate my choice based on what would have won against their previous move. I will choose rock because the opponent might switch back to scissors after their recent loss to my scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313297656}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a tendency to alternate between paper and scissors in recent rounds. After playing scissors in round 7, they might return to paper in round 8 following this pattern. Additionally, they\'ve only played rock twice so far (rounds 1 and 4), making scissors a calculated risk with potential for high reward.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313310632}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"From the pattern of previous rounds, the opponent has beaten me with the choice that counters my move almost every time. Recently, they chose paper right after using scissors, suggesting they might cycle back to rock to counter scissors again. I\'ll choose paper to counter their possible rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313322248}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, there\'s a pattern in my opponent\'s choices. They started with rock, scissors, paper, rock, scissors, paper, then scissors, rock. If they continue this pattern, they might choose paper next. However, they\'ve been adapting their strategy in the last two rounds, beating me both times. Since I\'m leading 5-2, I only need one more win to secure the game. I\'ll choose rock to counter a potential scissors play, which they\'ve used multiple times. Even if they choose paper, I\'ll still maintain my lead with one round left.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313337394}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In the opponent\'s most recent move, they chose rock. To maximize my chances, I predict a pattern or repeat of rock, so I choose paper since it beats rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313344180}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of my opponent\'s recent plays, they might choose scissors to counter my previous tendency to choose paper. Also, even if they choose paper again (which they did in round 9), I would still win the overall game with a 5-4 score. Rock gives me the best chance to either win this round or at least secure the overall victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313358349}]','2025-03-18 15:44:31','2025-03-18 15:55:58',17),(3111,9,6,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"slate\", \"brine\", \"dodge\", \"chyme\", \"fukze\", \"queue\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"queue\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 17}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 378741, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"QUEUE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is challenging due to the uncommon letter Q, repeated letters (UE), and unusual letter pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313172928}, {\"move\": \"SLATE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with \\\"SLATE\\\" as it contains common letters (S, L, A, T, E) with a good mix of vowels and consonants. This will help identify which common letters might be in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313182121}, {\"move\": \"BRINE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This keeps the confirmed \'E\' at the end position while introducing four new letters: B, R, I, and N. These are common letters in English words, which should help narrow down the possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313193481}, {\"move\": \"DODGE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the previous guesses, I know the word ends with \'E\' and doesn\'t contain S, L, A, T, B, R, I, or N. \'DODGE\' tests three new common letters (D, O, G) while keeping the confirmed \'E\' at the end.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313209838}, {\"move\": \"CHYME\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word ends with \'E\' (which we know is correct) and uses letters we haven\'t tried yet (C, H, Y, M). It\'s a strategic choice to test as many new letters as possible.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313247631}, {\"move\": \"FUKZE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the available letters (F, J, K, P, Q, U, V, W, X, Z), I\'m trying to create a guess that uses several untested letters. While \\\"FUKZE\\\" may not be a common word, it allows me to test multiple unused letters at once (F, U, K, Z). Since I only have 2 attempts remaining, I need to gather as much information as possible with this guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313498849}, {\"move\": \"QUEUE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on analysis of previous feedback, I know the 2nd letter is U and the 5th is E. All other eliminated letters leave very few possibilities, and QUEUE is a valid English word that fits the pattern with letters that haven\'t been eliminated yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313541597}]','2025-03-18 15:45:28','2025-03-18 15:59:01',16),(3112,9,2,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"point\", \"lions\", \"wound\", \"mongo\", \"young\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"present\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"zygon\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 100, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"duration\": 92179, \"winner_id\": 2, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"zygon\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is relatively obscure and contains the less common letters \'z\' and \'g\', making it more challenging for the opponent to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313168187}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strategic first guess with common consonants (C, R, N) and vowels (A, E) in frequent positions. It will help identify which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313176730}, {\"move\": \"POINT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places N in position 3 (different from my first guess) and introduces new common letters P, O, I, and T, while avoiding the letters I know aren\'t in the word (C, R, A, E).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313189006}, {\"move\": \"Lions\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains both O and N in positions we haven\'t tried yet (O in 3rd position, N in 5th position). It also introduces new letters (L, I, S) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313201772}, {\"move\": \"WOUND\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word places O in position 2 (which we know is wrong from POINT, but we need to use O somewhere), places N in position 3 (not tried before), and uses new letters W, U, and D that we haven\'t tested yet. This should give us more information about the positions of O and N and test three new letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313217620}, {\"move\": \"MONGO\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m trying MONGO because it contains both required letters (O and N) in positions we haven\'t tried. The \'O\' is in position 4 (not tried there yet), and \'N\' is in position 3 (not tried there yet). The letters M and G haven\'t been tested at all, giving us new information regardless of outcome.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313235268}, {\"move\": \"YOUNG\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains all the confirmed letters (Y, O, U, N, G) in new positions. Since O and N appear to be present in multiple guesses but never in the right spot, I\'m positioning them differently. Y hasn\'t been tried yet and could be the missing letter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313257697}]','2025-03-18 15:45:29','2025-03-18 15:54:17',2),(3113,7,9,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 4}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 337053, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Players often initially choose rock, so picking paper could give me an advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313189349}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I don\'t have any pattern data on my opponent yet. Rock is statistically a common opening move in RPS, and my opponent might anticipate this tendency and choose paper to counter. By choosing scissors, I can potentially gain an early advantage if they go with paper. Additionally, opening with scissors is slightly less expected than rock, which might give me a small psychological edge.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313199124}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Switching from paper to rock this round. The opponent might stick with scissors or move away from it. Playing rock provides a confident choice with slight unpredictability.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313216272}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won the previous round with scissors against my opponent\'s paper, it\'s likely they\'ll change their strategy. Many players tend to switch to rock after losing with paper (following the intuition that \\\"rock beats scissors\\\" which just won). By choosing paper now, I can counter this potential rock play. Additionally, my opponent might think I\'ll stick with the winning scissors move, giving them another reason to play rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313227532}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent chose scissors then paper previously, likely rotating toward rock next. Choosing paper to counter potential rock pick.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313246074}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I notice that I\'ve won the first two rounds with scissors and then paper. My opponent played paper, then rock. If they\'re analyzing patterns, they might expect me to play rock next (completing the cycle of scissors-paper-rock). If they anticipate this, they might play paper to counter my expected rock. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper. Additionally, if they\'re playing a simple rotation pattern themselves (paper-rock-scissors), they would play scissors next, which would result in a tie. Overall, scissors gives me a good chance of either winning or tying this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313258454}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors twice already, most recently in the previous round. Anticipating that they\'ll stick with scissors again, I\'ll choose rock to counter their possible repeat choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313279235}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I\'ve played scissors twice already, my opponent might expect me to favor scissors and could play rock to counter. Alternatively, they might anticipate that I\'ll switch to paper (which would beat their previous rock) and therefore play scissors. By choosing rock, I can beat scissors if they make that prediction. Also, my opponent hasn\'t played scissors yet in any round, so they might try it now to break their losing streak.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313292669}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing scissors to disrupt opponent\'s alternating pattern and introduce unpredictability.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313309584}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern so far, they\'ve played paper in odd-numbered rounds (rounds 1 and 3). If this pattern continues, they\'ll likely play paper again in round 5. Even if they try to break the pattern, they might overthink and still end up choosing paper to counter what they think I might play. Scissors would win against paper, continuing my winning streak.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313325553}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has shown a preference for scissors, particularly in winning rounds. Choosing rock could exploit this tendency, providing an opportunity for a win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313350901}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has recently played scissors, so they might expect me to counter with rock this round. If they\'re thinking ahead, they might play paper to beat my expected rock. By playing paper, I could either tie (if they play paper) or win (if they play rock). Additionally, I\'ve had success with paper before in round 2, and varying my moves makes my strategy less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313364912}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent might predict I\'ll avoid rock and anticipate a switch to scissors, thus choosing rock. Paper is effective against rock, making it a strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313389218}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has chosen rock most frequently (3 times), followed by paper (2 times), and scissors (1 time). After my paper win in round 6, the opponent might expect me to play paper again and could counter with scissors. By choosing rock, I can counter this potential scissors play. Additionally, even if the opponent sticks with their most common choice (rock), it would result in a tie rather than a loss. Given my significant lead (4-0), a more defensive play like rock makes strategic sense to maintain my advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313402990}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude might shift to paper thinking I\'ll stick to rock or paper, thus scissors is safe and potentially winning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313426073}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has played paper 3 times including their most recent move. Based on their pattern, they don\'t often repeat the same move in consecutive rounds, but they do favor paper and rock overall. I\'m choosing scissors because: 1) It would beat paper if they decide to stick with their last move, 2) My scissors strategy has worked well before (I won with scissors in rounds 1 and 3), and 3) The opponent has only played scissors once in 7 rounds, suggesting they might not expect me to choose scissors again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313441708}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on Claude\'s recent cyclic pattern, Claude may select paper next. Scissors will protect against paper and secure a win, or at least yield a tie if Claude repeats scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313464578}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our history, my opponent has chosen paper twice (rounds 1 and 7), and both times were when I chose either scissors or rock. There seems to be a pattern where they choose paper when they think I might choose rock. I\'ve used scissors successfully several times already (winning rounds 1 and 3), and since I\'m ahead 4-1, I\'ll continue with scissors to potentially counter their paper play. The opponent may be expecting me to switch strategies since we\'ve had two scissors-scissors ties, but I think scissors remains my best option to secure another win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313478671}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent frequently chose scissors and occasionally paper. Rock is the safest option as it defeats scissors directly and at worst ties with rock, minimizing potential loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313501104}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen scissors in the last three consecutive rounds where we chose the same move. There\'s a good chance they\'ll stick with scissors again, or they might anticipate I\'ll switch to paper and choose rock themselves. By choosing rock, I can either win against scissors or tie against another rock. Since I\'m already leading 4-1, even a tie or loss in this round will still give me the overall victory, but I believe rock gives me the best chance to win this specific round based on the pattern of play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313515891}]','2025-03-18 15:45:30','2025-03-18 15:58:35',17),(3114,9,16,1,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4o\", \"guesses\": [\"crate\", \"round\", \"brood\", \"frond\", \"front\", \"front\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fjord\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 73030, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"FJORD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is challenging for several reasons: it contains the uncommon letter J, starts with an unusual consonant pairing (FJ), and has a less common letter pattern overall. The combination of these factors makes it difficult to guess through the typical Wordle strategy of starting with common vowels and consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313203344}, {\"move\": \"crate\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common word containing a mix of vowels and consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313208048}, {\"move\": \"ROUND\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess places \'R\' in a new position and uses fresh letters that haven\'t been guessed yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313217712}, {\"move\": \"BROOD\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"We know \'R\' and \'O\' are in the word but misplaced from earlier feedback. \'D\' is correctly positioned. This guess rearranges these letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313230983}, {\"move\": \"FROND\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess aligns with the clues: \'R\' is present but not in the second position, \'O\' is in the third position, and \'D\' is in the fifth position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313246037}, {\"move\": \"FRONT\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The letters F, R, O, N, and D match the pattern from previous guesses, with the placement of O adjusted based on feedback.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313251647}, {\"move\": \"FRONT\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Using the information from previous guesses, FRONT is a possibility.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313256476}]','2025-03-18 15:46:28','2025-03-18 15:54:16',16),(3115,9,16,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"solid\", \"thumb\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 50, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 93972, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word should be particularly challenging because it contains no traditional vowels (A,E,I,O,U), uses \'Y\' as its only vowel sound, and includes uncommon letters like \'Y\', \'M\', \'P\', and \'H\' together in an unusual pattern. The lack of common vowels will make standard Wordle opening strategies less effective.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313211010}, {\"move\": \"crane\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with \'crane\' since it is a balanced choice containing common vowels and consonants widely used in English.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313219919}, {\"move\": \"SOLID\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing a different vowel and consonants to locate correct letters and correct position for N.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313231136}, {\"move\": \"THUMB\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing additional common consonants and another vowel to narrow down possible letters and positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313240919}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing new positioning of known letters (N,H,M) and introducing new letters (Y,P).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313292329}]','2025-03-18 15:46:29','2025-03-18 15:54:52',9),(3116,9,4,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"pound\", \"pinch\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 108344, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"nymph\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Nymph is a tricky word due to its unusual consonant cluster and a single vowel (y). Good luck!\", \"timestamp\": 1742313252491}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strategic first guess containing common vowels (A, E) and consonants (S, T, R) that appear frequently in English words. It will help me narrow down possible letters in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313259683}, {\"move\": \"POUND\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since S, T, A, R, and E are not in the word, I\'ll try a word with completely different common letters: P, O, U, N, and D. This will help test some additional frequently used letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313279582}, {\"move\": \"PINCH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places P in position 2 (different from before) and N in position 3 (different from before), while also testing three new letters (I, C, H) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313294088}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains both P and N in positions they haven\'t been tried in (N in first position, P in fourth position), and ends with the confirmed H. It also doesn\'t use any of the letters we know aren\'t in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313354693}]','2025-03-18 15:46:30','2025-03-18 15:55:54',16),(3117,9,11,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"slate\", \"choir\", \"proud\", \"fjord\"], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fjord\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 190892, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"fjord\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I’ve chosen the word “fjord” because it incorporates a rare letter (J) and an unexpected letter combination, making it an especially challenging choice for your opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313263700}, {\"move\": \"SLATE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common consonants (S, L, T) and vowels (A, E), which gives me a good chance of finding some correct letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313273050}, {\"move\": \"CHOIR\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My first guess eliminated S, L, A, T, and E. CHOIR uses five completely different letters and includes two common vowels (O, I) plus frequently used consonants (C, H, R).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313286537}, {\"move\": \"PROUD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has O in the correct middle position, tests R in position 2, and introduces new letters P, U, and D to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313346714}, {\"move\": \"FJORD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The pattern must be ?O?D with R in position 1 or 4. FJORD matches the pattern with R in position 4, and none of the letters we know aren\'t in the word (S, L, A, T, E, C, H, I, P, U) appear in FJORD.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313447400}]','2025-03-18 15:47:28','2025-03-18 15:57:27',16),(3118,9,9,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"shirt\", \"board\", \"fjord\"], \"players\": [\"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fjord\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 126900, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"fjord\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"The word \'fjord\' is challenging because it contains an uncommon letter \'j\' and complex letter arrangement, making it harder for the opponent to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313263526}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strong starting word containing common consonants (C, R, N) and vowels (A, E) that appear frequently in English words, giving me a good chance to identify some correct letters early.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313273529}, {\"move\": \"SHIRT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places R in position 3 instead of 2, and introduces new letters S, H, I, and T to gather more information. None of the incorrect letters from the previous guess are used.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313283923}, {\"move\": \"BOARD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess keeps the R in the correct 4th position while testing four new letters (B, O, A, D) that we haven\'t tried yet. The A appears again despite being ruled out in CRANE, but it\'s in a different position so it\'s worth checking.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313324134}, {\"move\": \"FJORD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The word must end with \\\"RD\\\" and contain \\\"O\\\" somewhere. FJORD fits this pattern with \\\"O\\\" in position 3, and uses \\\"F\\\" and \\\"J\\\" which we haven\'t tried yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313384627}]','2025-03-18 15:47:29','2025-03-18 15:56:24',17),(3119,7,2,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 2}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}], \"players\": [\"gpt-4o-mini\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"duration\": 233237, \"winner_id\": 2, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing rock as the first move. It\'s a strong opening against the common strategy of starting with scissors or paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313294668}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players, so paper would be a good counter. Without any previous patterns to analyze, this gives me a reasonable chance while I observe my opponent\'s playing style for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313306289}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent won the last round by choosing paper, they may choose rock this time. I\'ll choose scissors to beat their rock if that\'s the case.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313309731}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After winning with paper in round 1, my opponent might anticipate I\'ll use paper again and choose scissors to counter. By switching to rock, I can potentially counter this adaptation. Additionally, my opponent lost with rock last round and might be less likely to choose it again, reducing the chance of facing paper (which would beat my rock). This is a strategic adjustment based on the psychological tendency of players to counter previous winning moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313322803}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Given that my opponent has won the last two rounds by choosing paper and rock, I will choose paper this time. Paper beats rock, which is a likely choice for the opponent after winning two rounds with rock and paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313327608}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve won the first two rounds with paper and then rock. My opponent might expect me to complete the cycle with scissors, so they might choose rock to counter. By choosing paper, I can beat their anticipated rock. Additionally, my opponent has shown a pattern of rock followed by scissors, which might indicate paper is next in their sequence - so if they follow their own pattern, my paper would tie with their paper at worst.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313342558}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose scissors anticipating that the opponent might want to select paper after previously winning with rock and paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313348573}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, I\'ve gone paper-rock-paper, potentially establishing a pattern my opponent might recognize. After our paper-paper tie in round 3, my opponent might expect me to return to rock (continuing my alternating pattern) and could choose paper to counter. Alternatively, they might stick with paper thinking it worked well enough last round. Scissors would be effective against either of these paper scenarios. Since I\'m leading 2-0, I can afford a calculated risk with scissors for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313363561}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has won twice with paper and rock, it\'s possible they might switch to scissors this round or continue with their winning strategy. I will choose rock to counter scissors, which is less likely for them to choose now after two wins.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313367564}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, there\'s no clear pattern in my opponent\'s choices, but they\'ve used scissors twice already. My sequence so far has been paper-rock-paper-scissors, so they might anticipate me to cycle back to paper. If they expect me to play paper, they might choose scissors, so rock would be a strong counter. Additionally, since I\'m ahead 2-0, playing rock (a generally balanced option) maintains my advantage while minimizing risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313381801}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"To counteract the opponent\'s previous choices and anticipate a potential switch to paper, I will choose scissors, which can defeat paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313391380}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of the last three rounds resulting in ties, my opponent might be mirroring my previous move. Since I played rock in round 5, there\'s a good chance they\'ll play rock again. Choosing paper would give me an advantage if that\'s the case. Additionally, my opponent hasn\'t shown a strong tendency toward any particular move, with a relatively balanced distribution of choices so far.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313405499}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose paper to counter the opponent\'s potential choice of rock, aiming to increase my chances of winning this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313411738}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a preference for scissors (used in 3 out of 6 rounds, including the last round where they won). Playing rock is a strategic counter to scissors. While there\'s a risk they might anticipate this and play paper, based on their pattern and recent success with scissors, I believe rock offers the best probability of success this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313426392}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Given that my opponent has won twice with paper and utilized rock against me before, they might be inclined to choose paper or rock again. To counter this, I will choose scissors, which could potentially beat their paper choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313430215}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent\'s last move was paper, which would be beaten by scissors. Also, their overall pattern shows they\'ve used scissors frequently (3 times), followed by paper and rock (2 times each). If they\'re following any kind of rotation pattern after their last paper move, they might play rock next - but even if they do, breaking my own pattern is important since they\'ve successfully countered my last two moves. Since I\'ve used scissors the least in my previous choices, it may be less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313450542}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Expecting the opponent to vary their strategy after a tie and possibly choose scissors. Rock will beat scissors if that\'s the case.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313465389}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, the opponent has consistently played scissors in even rounds and rock or paper in odd rounds. For round 9 (odd), they\'re likely to play paper based on recent alternating patterns. I\'m choosing rock as a strategic counter to disrupt their potential pattern recognition while also protecting against their possible return to scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313480074}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent has a score of 2 and has chosen each option evenly so far (2 wins with rock and paper and ties), I will choose paper as it beats rock. This would maximize my chances of winning this final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313489185}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because the opponent has historically played scissors more than any other move (4 out of 9 rounds). Additionally, I\'ve observed that after playing rock (as they did in round 9), the opponent has consistently switched to scissors in the following round. If this pattern holds, rock would be the optimal counter. While there\'s a risk they might anticipate this and play paper instead, based on their established pattern, scissors seems most likely for their final move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313525601}]','2025-03-18 15:47:30','2025-03-18 15:58:45',2),(3120,7,12,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 4}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"o1 - (high)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 273947, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I will start by throwing rock for opening strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313308744}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round against an unknown opponent, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically the most common first choice among players, so paper gives me a good chance to win the first round. Since this is labeled as a \\\"high\\\" level opponent, they might be thinking strategically as well, but without any established pattern yet, paper provides a balanced opening that counters the most common first move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313319033}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I want to counter the opponent’s opening paper by choosing scissors which would beat paper if the opponent repeats that move. Though there’s risk in any guess, scissors is a logical choice to respond to their earlier paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313329320}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in round 1, the opponent might expect me to play paper again and counter with scissors. By playing rock, I can potentially beat their scissors. Also, high-level players often adapt quickly after a loss, making a direct counter to my previous move more likely than repeating their losing choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313340903}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent used paper in Round 1 and rock in Round 2, so they might choose scissors next. Let’s try rock to beat scissors and aim for our first win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313353678}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent lost with rock and scissors in the previous rounds, so they may try paper this time thinking I\'ll play rock again. By choosing scissors, I can potentially win if they play paper. Additionally, since I\'ve already won with paper and rock, playing scissors completes all three options and makes my strategy less predictable going forward.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313367478}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent’s moves so far (paper → rock → scissors) suggest a cycle might be repeating. If they continue with paper, choosing scissors will beat paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313377246}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I\'ve noticed the opponent has chosen rock twice (rounds 1 and 3) and scissors once (round 2). They seem to favor rock, especially after they just won with it in round 3. Since they experienced success with rock last round, there\'s a good chance they\'ll stick with it. Therefore, I\'ll choose paper to counter their likely rock choice. Additionally, I\'ve had success with paper in round 1, which might make my opponent less likely to expect me to use it again so soon.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313389913}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent’s moves seem to be cycling (paper → rock → scissors → paper), so the next move is likely rock. Paper beats rock, so I’ll choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313398695}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s alternating pattern of rock-scissors-rock-scissors, they may play rock next. Paper beats rock, giving me an advantage. Even if they break the pattern and choose paper, it would result in a tie. The opponent hasn\'t played paper in any previous rounds, which further suggests they might continue their established pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313416229}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has picked paper in the last two rounds, so choosing scissors is a reasonable guess to beat another possible paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313433862}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they broke their rock-scissors alternation by playing paper in round 5. This could indicate they\'re adapting to my recent paper plays. If they expect me to switch to rock (a common move after losing with paper), they might play paper again. Therefore, scissors would be the optimal counter to their anticipated paper play. Additionally, choosing scissors breaks my own recent pattern of playing paper twice in a row.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313447973}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent’s pattern—rock often following a scissors tie—a logical guess is that they may return to rock. Paper is the safest bet to beat rock\", \"timestamp\": 1742313461789}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern, the opponent has played rock in odd-numbered rounds (1 and 3) before switching it up in round 5. There\'s a good chance they might return to rock for round 7. Additionally, the opponent has played scissors three times already and might be less likely to play it again. If they play rock as they did in previous odd rounds, paper would win. If they play paper, it\'s a tie, and if they guess scissors, I\'ll lose - but this seems less likely based on the pattern of scissors appearing more in even rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313476886}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen Paper most frequently, so I\'ll choose scissors to beat a likely Paper move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313497630}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s recent preference for paper (chosen in rounds 5 and 7), I\'m choosing scissors which would beat paper. The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating moves, and after using paper twice in recent rounds, they might stick with this choice. Additionally, when analyzing the full game, they haven\'t shown any strong ability to predict my moves, so I\'m focusing more on countering their likely choice rather than what they might expect me to play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313512670}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent’s moves have alternated between paper and scissors in recent rounds (paper in rounds 5/7 and scissors in rounds 6/8). If that pattern continues, the opponent may play paper this round—so scissors is the best choice to beat paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313526511}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given that the opponent has mirrored my last four moves, they might play scissors (my last move) again. By playing rock, I can counter this potential scissors play. Additionally, high-level opponents often establish patterns to create expectations before breaking them at critical moments. This is a crucial round as we\'re tied 2-2, so taking a calculated risk with rock seems appropriate.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313541804}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Historically, the opponent has played paper more often and seems likely to cycle back to paper. I’ll choose scissors to try for a win and tie the overall score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313555711}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen scissors in 5 out of 9 rounds, including the most recent round. They appear to favor scissors significantly more than other options. Since rock beats scissors, and this is the final round with me already ahead, playing rock gives me the best chance to either win or tie this round based on their established pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313568965}]','2025-03-18 15:47:31','2025-03-18 15:59:28',17),(3121,7,3,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 215586, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"For round 1 in Rock Paper Scissors, I\'ll start with \'rock\' as a balanced opening move. This choice allows me to gauge the opponent\'s likely strategy and adjust my subsequent moves accordingly.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313360689}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players (both human and AI), so paper would give me an advantage if the opponent follows this pattern. Since this is labeled as a \\\"low\\\" level opponent, it may use more basic or predictable strategies. Without any previous rounds to analyze patterns, paper provides a reasonable starting position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313372093}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"For round 2, I want to counter the likely repeated use of \'paper\' or adapt to the previous move of the opponent. Given that in round 1 the opponent chose paper (which beat my rock), a good strategy is to choose scissors, as it beats paper. This strategy exploits the possibility that the opponent might stick with paper, and if they try to outguess, I still have a chance to win future rounds. So I choose scissors for round 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313378017}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After the first round where my opponent played rock and lost to my paper, they might switch to scissors expecting me to play paper again. This is a common pattern where players try to counter what beat them last time. Since scissors would beat my previous paper move, I\'ll anticipate this adaptation and play rock to counter potential scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313391262}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing that the opponent played paper and then rock, one might speculate that they could be cycling through moves; they might play scissors next. Rock would beat scissors, so I choose rock for round 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313396728}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous moves (rock then scissors), they might play paper next either following a rock-scissors-paper pattern or trying to counter my previous rock play. Scissors would be the optimal choice to win against paper. Additionally, the opponent might be adapting their strategy after losing twice, making paper a likely choice for them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313412178}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s moves so far: round 1: paper, round 2: rock, round 3: scissors, it appears they could be cycling through paper, rock, scissors in that order. If that pattern holds, then in round 4, they might choose paper again. To beat paper, I choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313417427}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, my opponent appears to be alternating between rock and scissors (rock, scissors, rock). If this pattern holds, they\'ll likely play scissors next. Rock is the optimal choice to counter scissors. Additionally, rock has already worked for me in round 2, so I\'ll use this winning strategy again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313433486}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s moves—paper, rock, scissors, rock—we observe that rock has been used twice, and in the last two rounds (R2 and R4) they chose rock. To counter a likely repeated rock, choosing paper seems optimal, as paper beats rock. Therefore, for round 5, I choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313438716}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent appears to be following an alternating pattern between rock and scissors. They played scissors in round 4, so if the pattern holds, they\'ll play rock in round 5. Paper beats rock, making it the optimal choice. Additionally, the opponent hasn\'t played paper yet in any round, which reinforces my confidence in this strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313451310}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s choices, they have used Rock twice and Paper twice, with one instance of Scissors. Given that Rock has a strong presence, choosing Paper might counter that trend. Additionally, choosing Paper potentially turns the tide in our match by targeting Rock, which the opponent might lean towards again. Therefore, I choose Paper for round 6.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313456627}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent showed a pattern of alternating rock and scissors for rounds 1-4 (rock, scissors, rock, scissors), then played paper in round 5. If they\'re following a pattern, they might return to rock in round 6. Paper beats rock, so this seems like the optimal choice. Additionally, paper worked well for me in round 1 when they played rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313474923}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent\'s past moves, paper has been played most frequently. To counter that, I\'ll choose scissors, which beats paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313479502}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent has played paper in the last two rounds (5 and 6), there\'s a decent chance they might play paper again. Choosing scissors would be an effective counter to paper. Even if they anticipate this and switch to rock, I\'m still ahead in points (3-1), so I can afford to take a calculated risk. This is also a move I haven\'t played since round 3, which might catch them off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313495276}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s previous moves, it seems that paper was chosen most frequently (rounds 1, 5, and 6). Since paper is a common choice, I\'ll counter with scissors, which beats paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313499651}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of the last three rounds, the opponent seems to be mirroring my moves. Since I played scissors in round 7 and they matched with scissors, they may choose scissors again in round 8. Rock would be the optimal choice to counter scissors. Additionally, the opponent has chosen scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 7, making it their most frequent choice recently.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313515563}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s past moves, they have played paper three times, rock three times, and scissors twice. Given this, there is a slight risk that they might play paper, which would be beaten by scissors. To maximize my chances of winning round 9, I\'ll choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313528747}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in the last two rounds and has shown a preference for scissors overall (4 out of 8 rounds). There\'s a good chance they\'ll stick with scissors again, especially since it\'s been unsuccessful for them recently. By choosing rock, I can capitalize on this pattern. Even if they change strategy, I\'m currently ahead 4-1, so I can afford to make a calculated play based on their most common recent choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313544765}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent\'s previous choices, rock appears to be the most frequent (rounds 2, 4, 8, and 9), suggesting they might favor rock this round. To counter rock, I choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313549845}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has consistently chosen scissors in the last three rounds and has selected scissors most frequently throughout the game (5 out of 9 rounds). While they might anticipate my rock choice and switch to paper, their pattern suggests they may continue with scissors. Since I\'m already winning 5-1, choosing rock is a strategic decision based on the opponent\'s demonstrated tendency.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313566224}]','2025-03-18 15:47:32','2025-03-18 15:59:26',16),(3122,7,16,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 6, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 2}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"duration\": 211690, \"winner_id\": 2, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing scissors as an opening move. Many players tend to choose rock in the first round since it feels like a strong opening, but others anticipate this and play paper to counter that expected rock. By playing scissors, I can potentially beat a paper play while taking a calculated risk. Without any prior history to analyze from my opponent, this strategic opening sets an unpredictable tone for the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313368134}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing rock as it beats scissors and is a common first choice that may catch my opponent off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313372385}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent won with rock in the previous round, there\'s a psychological tendency for players to stick with a winning move. If they continue with rock, paper would be the optimal counter. Even if they anticipate my strategy and switch to scissors, I\'m making a calculated risk based on limited information in these early rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313385684}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent chose scissors in the last round, which means they might choose either rock to counter my rock or continue with scissors. To balance my strategy, I will choose paper this round since it beats rock if they choose that, while still defending against the scissors they might repeat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313389683}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern so far, they\'ve gone from rock to paper. If they\'re following a sequential pattern, they might play scissors next. By choosing rock, I can counter this potential scissors play. Additionally, since I\'ve lost with scissors and tied with paper, trying rock gives me a complete cycle of all options while potentially breaking any pattern the opponent might be detecting in my play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313403468}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since in the first round I chose rock and won against scissors, my opponent may opt for paper to counter my next potential rock choice. Therefore, I will choose scissors as it can beat paper if my opponent shifts strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313406942}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I notice the opponent has played rock, paper, then scissors in sequence. This could be coincidental, but if they\'re following a pattern, they might return to rock next. However, since I just won with rock in the last round, they might anticipate me sticking with rock and choose paper to counter it. By choosing scissors, I can beat their paper if they make this prediction. Additionally, this creates unpredictability in my own pattern, making it harder for my opponent to anticipate my next move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313421263}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I will choose rock because the opponent chose scissors in the first round and might be inclined to choose scissors again. Rock can potentially secure a win if the opponent tries to repeat their previous choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313424766}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen rock twice (rounds 1 and 4), paper once (round 2), and scissors once (round 3). Since rock appears to be their most frequent choice, playing paper gives me a good chance to win if they choose rock again. Additionally, I notice we\'ve alternated between me losing and then getting a tie or win. Breaking this pattern with a strategic paper play could be advantageous. The opponent might expect me to avoid scissors since I lost with that choice twice, so they might anticipate rock from me and play paper - in which case we\'d tie.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313438748}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Given that my opponent chose rock in round 3 and lost to my rock in round 4, they might opt for paper this round to counter my rock. Therefore, I will choose scissors to beat their potential paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313445682}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, I notice some patterns in my opponent\'s play. They\'ve chosen rock twice (rounds 1 and 4) and scissors twice (rounds 3 and 5), with a tendency to follow scissors with rock (as they did in round 4). Since they just played scissors in round 5, there\'s a chance they might play rock again. However, they might also be recognizing that I\'ve been cycling through scissors→paper→rock→scissors→paper, which might lead them to anticipate me playing rock next and countering with paper. By choosing rock now, I\'m slightly breaking my own pattern while also being prepared if they play scissors again, which they\'ve shown a preference for. Given the score deficit (1-3), I need to make a strategic choice that gives me the best chance to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313463593}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has already chosen scissors and rock in previous rounds, and I have won with rock twice. It seems likely that they might choose paper to counter my expected rock choice. To counter this, I will choose scissors, hoping to win against their possible paper choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313471744}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s recent moves, they\'ve chosen scissors in both rounds 5 and 6. This could indicate a preference for scissors, or they might be trying to establish a pattern. If they continue with scissors, rock would be the optimal counter. Even if they anticipate me switching to paper (continuing my own pattern from previous rounds) and choose scissors to counter that, rock would still win. Additionally, I\'ve won with rock in round 6, which might psychologically influence me to stick with what worked last time.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313484639}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing paper to counter potential rock from the opponent, after their previous use of scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313489368}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent just played paper in the previous round, and they\'ve shown a tendency to avoid immediate repetition, they may play rock or scissors next. I\'m choosing scissors as it would beat paper if they repeat their previous move, and would tie against scissors. Given my current score deficit (2-4), I need to take some calculated risks to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313506859}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has previously chosen rock and scissors in the last rounds, and since they have lost a couple of times, they might choose paper this time to counter my scissors or rock. To maximize my chances against this potential strategy, I will choose scissors as it previously won against paper but loses to rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313515023}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because the opponent has shown a preference for scissors (used in 3 out of 8 rounds, including the most recent round). Rock beats scissors, giving me a good chance to win this critical round. Additionally, the opponent may be expecting me to switch to paper after the previous tie with scissors, making rock a strategic counter-move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313530097}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I believe my opponent may choose Rock this round in response to my previous selections. Therefore, I\'ll choose Paper to win against their potential Rock choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313536625}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on pattern analysis, my opponent has used scissors most frequently (4 times). They\'ve also shown an alternating pattern between paper and scissors in recent rounds, suggesting they might play scissors after their paper move in Round 9. While I can\'t win the overall game, playing rock gives me the best chance to win this final round if they continue this pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313561932}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has lost more rounds than me and might choose to switch to a less predictable option. Since I have won 5 rounds and they have only won 2, I can choose paper to counter any potential move of rock, which is a common choice. Additionally, I can solidify my win by choosing what is strategically sound against their potential moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313566416}]','2025-03-18 15:48:28','2025-03-18 15:59:26',2),(3123,7,17,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 328961, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players as it\'s psychologically perceived as \\\"strong\\\" or \\\"stable.\\\" Since I\'m playing against another AI system that might be aware of this tendency, paper gives me an edge if they go with the conventional opening rock move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313367292}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"To start off unpredictably and have a neutral option, I\'ll select paper. It\'s versatile and allows me to assess the opponent\'s initial move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313376335}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the first round, both my opponent and I chose paper, resulting in a tie. There\'s a possibility that my opponent might stick with paper again, as players sometimes maintain their choice after a tie. Even if they anticipate I might switch to rock (which is a common move after paper), they might choose paper again to counter. By choosing scissors, I can potentially beat their paper if they stay consistent, while also breaking the previous pattern. This creates a strategic advantage in this round while maintaining unpredictability for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313388013}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude chose paper last round, likely anticipating me sticking with paper or shifting to rock. Using scissors could exploit this prediction if Claude repeats paper or anticipates me differently.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313417705}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After two ties with paper and scissors respectively, I\'m choosing rock for round 3. There\'s often a psychological tendency to follow scissors with rock in RPS sequences. Additionally, since we\'ve now played paper and scissors, rock completes the natural cycle of the three options. My opponent might anticipate another change in my selection pattern, but I\'m counting on the natural rhythm of rock following scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313429542}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude may expect me to stick with scissors or try rock, thus moving to rock themselves. Paper beats rock, making paper the logical choice to maximize my chances of winning this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313452056}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent and I tied with the same choices in rounds 1 and 2, then they countered my rock with paper in round 3. They might anticipate me shifting to paper this round (to counter their previous paper), which would lead them to choose scissors. By selecting rock, I would beat their potential scissors move. Additionally, choosing rock disrupts any pattern they might be analyzing from my previous moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313463600}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m selecting scissors to remain unpredictable and counter any potential switch by Claude to paper after losing with rock last round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313480664}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has alternated between paper and scissors in the four rounds (paper, scissors, paper, scissors). If this pattern continues, they\'re likely to play paper next. However, they might anticipate me recognizing this pattern and adjust their strategy. Since I\'ve played rock twice in a row, they might expect me to continue with rock or switch to scissors. If they think I\'ll play rock again, they\'ll choose paper; if they think I\'ll switch to scissors, they might play rock. Given these considerations, paper is a strategic choice - it beats rock if they try to counter my potential scissors play, and ties if they stick with their alternating pattern of paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313492362}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent chose rock in the past two rounds consecutively. Paper beats rock and successfully granted us a win previously. Thus, paper may again exploit their possible continued preference for rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313516949}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has frequently chosen paper (rounds 1, 3, and 5), so scissors would be strategically advantageous against that pattern. Additionally, I\'ve used rock twice and paper twice, but scissors only once so far, making my strategy less predictable. Since the opponent has never chosen rock in previous rounds, the risk of losing with scissors seems lower than the potential gain.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313529254}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent may choose scissors this round to break the pattern after consecutive paper plays. Choosing rock will give a strategic advantage if they choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313549081}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at my opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve chosen paper three times (rounds 1, 3, and 5), scissors twice (rounds 2 and 4), and rock once (round 6). There seems to be a potential pattern of paper appearing frequently in their choices. Additionally, after using rock in round 6, there\'s a possibility they might revert to paper, which is a common psychological move after playing rock. Since I\'m currently behind in score (1-2), I need to make strategic choices to catch up. I\'ll choose scissors anticipating they might play paper again, especially considering their tendency to use paper more frequently than other options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313561988}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent may anticipate another rock and choose rock, hence paper is a strategic choice to counter that.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313583914}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern, my opponent seems to favor paper, but just played it in Round 7. They might expect me to counter with scissors and therefore switch to rock for Round 8. By playing paper, I can beat their rock if they make this adjustment. Additionally, if they stick with paper again, it would result in a tie rather than a loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313597101}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent might switch to paper expecting me to choose rock after they won with scissors. Scissors is the safest bet to counter paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313622484}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent won the last round with scissors, and players often stick with a winning move. By playing rock, I can counter scissors if they repeat their last choice. Additionally, the opponent has played scissors more frequently than rock in previous rounds, making rock a strategic choice for this critical moment in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313634779}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing paper to anticipate the opponent might switch to rock after losing with paper, allowing me to win or tie.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313659983}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen paper in 5 out of 9 rounds, including the most recent round. This strong pattern suggests they may choose paper again. Scissors beats paper, making it my optimal choice for this final round. Even though I cannot win the overall game at this point, this gives me the best chance to end with one more victory.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313671398}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous rounds, choosing \'paper\' has yielded favorable results several times, especially against \'rock\'. However, being the final round and having a safe lead, we can afford a balanced strategy. Still, considering \'paper\' has not been overly countered by the opponent, it presents a relatively safe choice to conclude the match comfortably.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313687358}]','2025-03-18 15:48:29','2025-03-18 16:01:27',9),(3124,9,16,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"cloin\", \"punch\", \"dummy\", \"juicy\", \"buddy\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fuzzy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 79688, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"fuzzy\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains the uncommon letter Z twice, uses the uncommon letter F, and has Y as a vowel in the final position. The letter combination is unusual, and repeated letters in Wordle always make guessing more difficult since players often assume each letter appears only once.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313408879}, {\"move\": \"stare\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opening with \'STARE\' which contains common consonants S, T, R and common vowels A, E in strategic positions\", \"timestamp\": 1742313416260}, {\"move\": \"CLOIN\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After eliminating S, T, A, R, E, I\'m trying other common letters: C, L, O, I, N to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313426602}, {\"move\": \"PUNCH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After eliminating 10 letters from previous guesses, PUNCH uses entirely new letters and is a common word choice\", \"timestamp\": 1742313434516}, {\"move\": \"DUMMY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Using U in position 3rd position with unused common consonants D,M,Y to gather more information\", \"timestamp\": 1742313444403}, {\"move\": \"JUICY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Contains known correct letters U (pos 2) and Y (pos 5), and uses new letters J,I,C that haven\'t been tried yet\", \"timestamp\": 1742313455441}, {\"move\": \"BUDDY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The word must have U in position 2 and Y in position 5. We\'ve eliminated many consonants and vowels, and BUDDY is one of the few remaining valid possibilities that fits the pattern _U__Y.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313464344}]','2025-03-18 15:49:28','2025-03-18 15:57:44',16),(3125,7,15,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 4}, \"winner\": null, \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": null, \"duration\": 219116, \"winner_id\": null, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a random move to test the opponent\'s strategy\", \"timestamp\": 1742313426366}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, without any established pattern from my opponent, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. Paper is a strategic first choice because many players tend to select rock as their opening move. While I don\'t know if Llama 3.3 70B follows this tendency, paper provides a good balance for an opening play. As this is our first round, I\'m establishing my strategy and will adapt in future rounds based on any patterns I observe in my opponent\'s play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313437249}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous round, I chose rock and my opponent chose paper, which beat my rock. This round, I will choose scissors, which beats paper, in an attempt to counter my opponent\'s potential move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313443525}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in the previous round, my opponent might expect me to use paper again or switch to scissors. If they anticipate I\'ll use paper again, they might counter with scissors. By choosing rock, I can counter their potential scissors play. Additionally, if they\'re trying to be unpredictable and switch to paper (expecting me to play rock), this introduces a balanced risk. This move disrupts any simple pattern recognition while providing a tactical counter to the most likely opponent response.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313455396}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper because my opponent has won the previous two rounds with paper and rock, and paper beats rock. This strategy might give me an edge in this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313461184}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent played rock in round 1 and scissors in round 2. They might expect me to continue a pattern, so they could play rock anticipating that I\'ll choose scissors next. Alternatively, they might return to rock since it\'s a common default move when players are losing. Paper would counter both these scenarios. While there\'s a risk they\'ll choose scissors, paper seems like the strategic choice based on the limited pattern information available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313473816}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent has won two rounds and tied one, it seems they are not following a specific pattern. In this case, I will choose rock as it is a common starting move and may catch the opponent off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313479884}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, I notice that the opponent has played rock, scissors, and paper in that order. They might be cycling through options or adjusting based on my moves. After our paper tie in round 3, they might stick with paper thinking I\'ll change, or they might anticipate me using paper again since I\'ve used it twice already. Choosing scissors would beat paper if they repeat it, and would be a strategic departure from my recent paper plays.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313492737}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because the opponent has chosen rock and paper in previous rounds, and scissors has a good chance of beating paper if the opponent chooses it again. Also, the opponent\'s score is higher, so I need to take a risk to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313499411}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent appears to be adapting to my previous moves. They might expect me to play paper again since it worked in rounds 1 and 3. If they anticipate this, they\'d likely play scissors. By choosing rock, I can counter their potential scissors play. Additionally, they\'ve shown a tendency to play rock (twice in four rounds), so if they repeat rock, we\'ll tie rather than me losing.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313512646}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, I notice that the opponent has chosen rock twice and paper once, and since rock beats scissors, I will choose paper to increase my chances of winning this round in case the opponent chooses rock again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313521279}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, the opponent appears to alternate between rock and scissors, with scissors being their last move. If they continue this pattern, they\'ll likely choose rock next, making paper my optimal choice. Additionally, paper has been successful for me in previous rounds (won in round 1), so I\'ll choose paper for round 6.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313533902}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve analyzed the previous rounds and noticed that Claude 3.7 sonnet (low2) has chosen rock twice, which led to my losses in rounds 2 and 5. Additionally, we\'ve had two ties when both of us chose paper. Considering my previous wins and losses, I\'ll choose scissors to potentially take advantage of Claude\'s possible choice of paper, given the pattern of ties when we both chose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313541849}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the apparent pattern in my opponent\'s moves (rock → scissors → paper → rock → scissors → paper), they are likely to play rock in this round. Paper beats rock, so I\'ll choose paper to counter their anticipated move. Additionally, this strategy has worked for me in rounds 1 and 5 already.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313556804}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To win the game, I need to make a move that will likely beat the opponent. Since I don\", \"timestamp\": 1742313584964}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s recent pattern of alternating between paper and scissors (with scissors in round 7), they\'re likely to play paper in this round. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper. Additionally, while they\'ve played rock before when I\'ve chosen scissors, they seem to have moved away from that pattern in recent rounds, making scissors a calculated risk worth taking to maintain my lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313598997}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because the opponent has chosen scissors in the last round and rock beats scissors, so there\'s a chance the opponent will choose scissors again. Also, the score is tied, so I need to win this round to take the lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313607510}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve previously followed rock with paper (seen in the early rounds). Since they just played rock in round 8, there\'s a reasonable chance they might play paper in this round. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter that move. Additionally, the opponent has played rock multiple times when I\'ve chosen scissors, but this could be an opportunity to break that pattern when they might be expecting me to avoid scissors after consecutive losses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313620309}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve won the last three rounds with rock, and the opponent has chosen scissors in the last two rounds. To win the game, I should choose a move that can beat scissors, so I will choose rock again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313627377}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen rock in the last two rounds (8 and 9) and has shown a preference for rock overall (4 times vs 3 times scissors and 2 times paper). While they might anticipate this analysis and change their strategy, the statistics suggest rock is their most likely choice. Paper beats rock, so I\'m selecting paper for this final round to maximize my chance of tying the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313641071}]','2025-03-18 15:49:29','2025-03-18 16:00:41',NULL),(3126,7,16,7,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": null, \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": null, \"duration\": 243692, \"winner_id\": null, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since this is the first round, I have no information about my opponent\'s play patterns yet. Rock is a solid opening move that many players choose instinctively. While all three options have equal theoretical win probability in a single round with no prior information, I\'ll start with rock and then adjust my strategy in future rounds based on any patterns I observe in my opponent\'s play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313457235}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose rock as my opening move. Without any prior information about my opponent\'s tendencies, rock is often considered a strong opening choice in Rock Paper Scissors. Many players tend to choose scissors in the first round, making rock a good counter. Also, starting with rock establishes a baseline from which I can adapt my strategy in subsequent rounds based on any patterns that emerge.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313463718}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After a tie in round 1 where both players chose rock, there\'s a psychological tendency for players to switch their move. Given that pattern, my opponent might expect me to stay with rock or switch to paper. If they expect me to choose rock again, they might play paper to beat it. Therefore, I\'ll play scissors which would beat their paper if they make that switch. This is a calculated risk based on common rock-paper-scissors psychology after a tie.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313476967}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Since we both played rock in the first round, there\'s a chance you might play rock again to establish a pattern. Alternatively, you might anticipate that I\'ll play rock again and choose paper to counter it. Given these possibilities, I\'ll choose paper which would beat rock if you stick with it, and tie with paper if you make that adjustment. This seems like the most strategic choice based on the limited information from our first round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313483301}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, there might be a pattern forming in my opponent\'s play (rock then paper). If they continue with a sequence, they might play scissors next. However, they could also be trying to counter my previous move of scissors by playing rock. By choosing paper, I\'m covering the possibility that they\'ll play rock while also introducing variety in my moves to remain unpredictable. Since I\'ve already played rock and scissors, using paper completes my rotation of all three options and prevents me from establishing an easily detectable pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313499372}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent chose rock in round 1 and scissors in round 2, showing a pattern of moving clockwise through the options (rock → scissors). If this pattern continues, they might choose paper next. To counter paper, scissors would be optimal, but this feels too predictable. Instead, I\'ll choose rock to potentially create a tie if they repeat their first move, or win if they choose scissors again. This disrupts any expectation they might have of me following a pattern based on my previous paper choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313506676}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m breaking the expected rock-scissors-paper cycle to be less predictable. If my opponent expects me to play rock next (continuing my pattern), they might play paper, which my scissors would beat. If they try to counter my last move (paper) by playing scissors, we\'d tie. This move balances aggression with some protection against the most likely opponent strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313523117}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern so far, my opponent might expect me to play paper this round (following the natural progression of rock→paper→scissors). If they\'re trying to counter that, they might play scissors again. However, if they\'re trying to establish a winning streak, they might play paper again since it worked last time. By choosing scissors, I can counter if they play paper, and if they play rock, I\'ll learn more about their strategy for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313531061}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, there\'s no obvious pattern in my opponent\'s play yet, but they\'ve cycled through all three options (rock, paper, scissors). Given that I\'ve won with both scissors and paper so far, my opponent might anticipate me continuing with scissors since I just played it in round 4. If they expect scissors, they\'re likely to play rock to counter. By choosing paper, I can beat that potential rock play. Additionally, I\'ve used scissors twice already but paper only once, so varying my moves makes me less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313547238}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has played rock, scissors, paper, and scissors. They haven\'t shown a clear predictable pattern, but they\'ve used scissors twice already. Given that I\'m currently behind 0-2, I need to make a strategic choice. Rock would beat scissors, which my opponent has chosen most frequently (2 out of 4 rounds). Additionally, my opponent might anticipate me changing my strategy after losing with rock in round 3, making rock a less expected choice. Since there is no strong statistical pattern yet, I\'m selecting rock as it has the potential to beat scissors if my opponent chooses to repeat that move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313554286}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has chosen rock three times, paper once, and scissors once. There\'s a clear preference for rock (60% of moves). I\'ve won with paper against rock in both rounds 3 and 5. While the opponent might anticipate me choosing paper again and switch to scissors, their strong historical preference for rock suggests they may continue with this pattern. Given that I\'m already ahead 3-0, I can afford to take a calculated risk based on their demonstrated tendency. If they continue their pattern of favoring rock, paper will give me another win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313569472}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a pattern of choosing paper frequently (rounds 3 and 5). They\'ve chosen paper in 2 out of 5 rounds so far. Since scissors beats paper, I\'ll choose scissors to try to counter this pattern. Additionally, my opponent may be noticing that I\'ve chosen rock often and might expect me to continue that trend, so choosing scissors introduces unpredictability to my strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313578185}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a preference for rock (3 times) and scissors (2 times). They just countered my paper with scissors in round 6, so they might continue with scissors expecting me to play paper again. Rock would be effective against scissors while maintaining a balanced approach against their most common choice (rock).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313594790}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, my opponent shows a preference for paper (3 out of 6 rounds). However, after losing to my scissors in the previous round, they may anticipate I\'ll choose scissors again and counter with rock. To counter this potential rock play, I\'ll choose paper. Additionally, varying my moves makes my strategy less predictable. Since I\'m currently behind (1-3), I need to take calculated risks to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313602584}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on my opponent\'s history, they played paper in round 7, so scissors would be a strong counter. Additionally, they may try to predict that I\'ll switch to rock after losing to paper, in which case they might play paper again. The opponent has also shown a tendency to play paper following scissors (rounds 2-3 and 6-7), making scissors a calculated risk worth taking while I\'m still ahead in the overall score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313619694}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, my opponent has shown a tendency to counter previous winning moves. Since I won with paper last round, there\'s a good chance my opponent will play scissors to counter. Rock would be the optimal choice to beat their likely scissors play. Additionally, my opponent hasn\'t played rock in the last two rounds, potentially making it more likely to appear. With the current score at 2-3, I need to make a strong strategic choice to tie up the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313627992}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen rock in 4 out of 8 rounds, including the most recent round. There\'s a reasonable chance they\'ll choose rock again to continue their winning streak. Additionally, they may expect me to choose rock to break the pattern of my recent losses, which would lead them to choose paper. By choosing paper, I can beat rock and tie against paper, giving me the best statistical chance in this situation. This is a critical round as we\'re tied 3-3 with only two rounds remaining.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313646557}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent may anticipate me choosing rock to counter their last move (scissors). This creates an opportunity for me to use paper. Additionally, the opponent has used scissors 3 times in 8 rounds, which is their most common choice along with paper. If they return to using rock (which they\'ve only used twice) to break my winning streak, paper would be effective. While this is a calculated risk, pattern analysis suggests this has a good probability of success at this critical moment in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313656836}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the game history, I\'m choosing rock for the final round. Since I played paper in the previous round (which resulted in a tie), my opponent might anticipate I\'ll either stick with paper or switch to scissors. They\'re likely to play scissors to counter my potential paper play. By choosing rock, I aim to break my recent pattern while also countering their most probable move of scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313682967}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is the final round, and the score is tied 3-3. Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has chosen paper 4 times, scissors 3 times, and rock 2 times. Given that my opponent favors paper historically, they might expect me to play scissors to counter their paper tendency. To counter this anticipation, I\'ll play rock which would beat their scissors. Additionally, my opponent might notice I\'ve never played the same move twice in a row, and since I played paper in round 9, they might expect scissors or rock from me. If they\'re trying to be unpredictable in this final round, they might avoid their most common choice (paper) and play scissors instead. Rock would be the optimal counter to this potential strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313691127}]','2025-03-18 15:50:28','2025-03-18 16:01:31',NULL),(3127,9,16,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"raise\", \"batch\", \"panel\", \"waxed\", \"fancy\", \"happy\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"jazzy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 95894, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"JAZZY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word should be quite challenging because it contains uncommon letters (J and Z), has a repeated letter (double Z), and ends with Y. The combination of these features makes it difficult to guess through standard Wordle strategies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313478118}, {\"move\": \"RAISE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word containing common vowels (A, I, E) and consonants (R, S) to maximize information gained from the first guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313486707}, {\"move\": \"BATCH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess keeps the confirmed \'A\' in position 2 and introduces new letters (B, T, C, H) to gain more information. It\'s particularly useful to test common consonants that might appear in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313497942}, {\"move\": \"PANEL\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has A in the correct position (2nd letter) and introduces new letters (P, N, E, L) to gain more information about which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313518596}, {\"move\": \"WAXED\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This introduces several new letters (W, X, D) that I haven\'t tried yet. The word has \'A\' in the correct second position, and none of the previously eliminated letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313530469}, {\"move\": \"FANCY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has \'A\' in the second position and uses completely new letters for all other positions that haven\'t been tried yet. The first letter \'F\', third letter \'N\', fourth letter \'C\', and fifth letter \'Y\' are all untested in those positions, giving us maximum new information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313544853}, {\"move\": \"HAPPY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the feedback, I know the word has A in position 2 and Y in position 5. The letters H and P haven\'t been used in positions 1, 3, and 4 yet, making HAPPY a good candidate for my final guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313560287}]','2025-03-18 15:50:29','2025-03-18 15:59:20',16),(3128,9,6,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"slate\", \"bloat\", \"plaid\", \"flaxy\", \"axlay\", \"walxy\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"present\", \"present\"], [\"present\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"present\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"calyx\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 100, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 90413, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"calyx\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a challenging word because:\\n1. It uses \'y\' in an unusual middle position\\n2. It has \'x\' as an uncommon ending\\n3. It\'s a less frequently used botanical term\\n4. It has no repeated letters\\n5. Only one common vowel \'a\'\", \"timestamp\": 1742313523328}, {\"move\": \"slate\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common letters (S, L, A, T, E) to gather information about which letters might be in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313532678}, {\"move\": \"BLOAT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess keeps L and A but places them in different positions. It also introduces new letters B and O to gain more information. I\'m strategically using the known letters while exploring more of the alphabet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313544640}, {\"move\": \"PLAID\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains both L and A in positions we haven\'t tried yet (L in position 2, A in position 3). I\'m also introducing P, I, and D as new letters to test. This forms a valid English word while avoiding all the letters we know aren\'t in the solution.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313558756}, {\"move\": \"flaxy\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m placing L in position 3 and A in position 2, which are positions we haven\'t tried yet. I\'m using new letters (F, X, Y) that we haven\'t tested to gain more information about the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313571397}, {\"move\": \"AXLAY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This rearranges the known letters (L, A, X, Y) that are confirmed to be in the word but in wrong positions. It forms a valid 5-letter word while trying a different position for each letter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313587093}, {\"move\": \"WALXY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From previous guesses, I know that L must be in the 3rd position, while A, X, and Y are all in the word but in different positions than tried before. The 5th guess (AXLAY) confirms that we only have one A in the word (since the 4th A got a black square). W hasn\'t been tried yet and could be the first letter, with X and Y in positions 4 and 5 - creating WALXY as my final guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313606339}]','2025-03-18 15:50:30','2025-03-18 16:00:06',6),(3129,7,16,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 351975, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose paper as it\'s a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically the most common first choice among players, so paper would counter that tendency. Without any pattern data on my opponent yet, this gives me a balanced starting position while I observe my opponent\'s strategy for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313537642}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I have no prior information about my opponent\'s choices, so for the first round I will choose \'rock\' as a balanced and straightforward opening move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313544683}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous round, I won with paper against rock. Since the opponent lost, they might expect me to continue with paper (a winning move) and counter with scissors. By choosing rock, I can counter that potential scissors play. Additionally, many players tend to switch their move after a loss, so if the opponent switches from rock to scissors, my rock would win again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313568602}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I choose scissors because in round 1 the opponent won with paper against my rock. If the opponent is likely to stick with the same move, scissors will beat paper in round 2.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313581047}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent may expect me to continue with rock since it worked last round. If they anticipate this, they might play paper to counter, making scissors a strategic choice. Also, the opponent has played rock and scissors so far, so they might complete the sequence with paper, which scissors would beat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313596356}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent played paper in Round 1 and rock in Round 2. This hints at a potential cyclic pattern (paper, rock, scissors). If that pattern holds, the opponent might choose scissors in Round 3. Since rock beats scissors, I\'ll go with rock for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313612208}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern of playing rock in rounds 1 and 3, they might alternate back to scissors in round 4. Additionally, they might expect me to play paper next since I\'ve completed a full cycle of moves. Rock would be effective against their potential scissors play, while also protecting against another rock (tie).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313627295}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Reviewing the previous rounds, the opponent played paper, rock, and then scissors—a cyclic pattern that suggests they might play paper next. Since scissors beats paper, I\'m choosing scissors for round 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313637305}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between rock and scissors, with their sequence so far being rock-scissors-rock-scissors. If this pattern holds, they would play rock next, making paper my optimal choice. Additionally, the opponent has never played paper yet, suggesting they might have a preference for rock and scissors. While there\'s a risk they might anticipate this reasoning and play scissors instead, I believe playing paper gives me the best statistical advantage based on their demonstrated pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313652138}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the previous rounds, it appears that the opponent has shown a tendency to play rock, having used it in rounds 2 and 4. Since rock has been the most frequent move and also proved successful against my scissors, it makes sense to counter it with paper. Paper beats rock, so choosing paper in round 5 stands as a strategic countermeasure to the opponent\'s pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313671617}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern, they might play paper again or return to their rock-scissors alternation with rock. If they choose paper, I\'ll lose, but if they anticipate I\'ll play paper and choose scissors to counter, my rock will win. Since I\'m already ahead 3-1, I can afford to play somewhat defensively. Rock has worked well for me in previous rounds (won twice with it), so I\'ll stick with this relatively safe option.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313688628}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing my opponent’s moves—paper, rock, scissors, rock, paper—it appears there is a symmetric pattern (round 1 equals round 5 and round 2 equals round 4), suggesting that round 6 might mirror round 3 (scissors). To counter scissors, I choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313707194}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s history, they\'ve chosen scissors in rounds 2 and 4, and might return to scissors after using rock in round 6. Even if they choose paper instead, I\'m currently ahead 3-1, so I can afford to take a strategic risk. Rock gives me protection against their most likely scissors play while maintaining my lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313726125}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the rounds so far, the opponent’s moves in even rounds are consistently rock, while in odd rounds he alternates between paper and scissors (round 1: paper, round 3: scissors, round 5: paper). This suggests that in odd rounds his most common move might be paper, with a possible alternating pattern, so round 7 is likely to be paper or possibly scissors. Choosing scissors beats paper and at worst ties with scissors, making it a favorable option compared to rock. Therefore, I choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313762345}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis of my opponent\'s previous moves (rock, scissors, rock, scissors, paper, rock, scissors), I predict they will choose rock next. Since I\'m already ahead 4-1, I can take a calculated risk with paper, which would beat their expected rock choice. Additionally, they\'ve shown a tendency to play rock multiple times, making paper a strategic choice for this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313778738}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, Claude played a lot of rock (rounds 2, 4, 6, and 7) with only occasional deviations. This suggests a strong tendency to use rock. Since paper beats rock, I choose paper for round 8 to counter the likely move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313788214}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of play, my opponent may expect me to play rock (which has won me 3 games) and might counter with paper. By playing scissors, I can potentially counter their paper. Additionally, the opponent has shown a pattern of playing scissors when I play rock, so they may be changing their strategy now. With a 4-1 lead, taking a calculated risk with scissors gives me a good chance to secure the win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313807267}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent’s history of moves, he has favored rock (rounds 2,4,6,7) and used paper several times (rounds 1,5,8) and only once scissors (round 3). With rock being predominant, choosing paper is statistically advantageous since it wins against rock and ties with paper, leaving only the less frequent risk against scissors. Thus, I choose paper for round 9.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313826362}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on historical patterns, when I play scissors (as I did in round 9), the opponent has previously responded with rock. If they follow this pattern, paper would be the optimal counter. Additionally, the opponent has played paper twice in a row and may be likely to switch to rock, which paper would also beat. While they could choose scissors, I\'m already ahead in the overall score, so this calculated risk seems worthwhile.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313851146}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent has shown a strong tendency to choose rock (rounds 2, 4, 6, and 7) and the transition from scissors to rock (as in round 3 to 4) suggests that after a scissors move (round 9), rock is likely. To counter a probable rock in round 10, I choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313877622}]','2025-03-18 15:50:31','2025-03-18 16:04:37',16),(3130,9,17,9,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"moist\", \"tulip\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4.5-preview\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4.5-preview\": 50, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"duration\": 84309, \"winner_id\": 9, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains no standard vowels (only Y functioning as a vowel), has the uncommon letter combination \\\"PH\\\" at the end, and includes N and M. Words without common vowels like A, E, I, O, or U are typically much harder to guess in Wordle, as most guessing strategies start with vowel-heavy words.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313552113}, {\"move\": \"crane\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common and versatile word to test vowels and frequently occurring consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313558874}, {\"move\": \"MOIST\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Avoiding letters from CRANE and repositioning \'I\' to gain more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313577521}, {\"move\": \"TULIP\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing new letters and trying to locate \'I\' and \'T\' more precisely.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313586707}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"gpt-4.5-preview\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess tests the placement of known letters N, M, and P, while introducing new potential letters Y and H.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313625940}]','2025-03-18 15:50:32','2025-03-18 16:00:25',9),(3131,7,17,15,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 194641, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as my opening move. There\'s a psychological tendency for players to lead with rock in the first round of Rock Paper Scissors, as it\'s perceived as a \\\"strong\\\" opening move. Large language models might be trained on human gameplay patterns that reflect this tendency. By choosing paper, I\'m making a strategic counter to what might be a predictable first move from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313568365}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with rock as it is a common opening move and can help to gauge the opponent\'s strategy\", \"timestamp\": 1742313573806}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in round 1, my opponent might anticipate I\'ll stick with paper (a common strategy after winning) and choose scissors to counter. By choosing rock, I can potentially beat their scissors. Additionally, after losing, players often shift their strategy, making it less likely they\'ll choose rock again, which would be the only move that would beat my rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313585026}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent won the previous round with paper, so I will choose scissors to beat paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313590938}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, I\'ve won with paper against rock in round 1, and rock against scissors in round 2. My opponent has used rock and scissors but not paper yet. There\'s a good chance they might choose paper this round to complete the cycle of options. Additionally, they might anticipate that I would choose paper again since it won in round 1, and try to counter with scissors - but I\'ll stay one step ahead by choosing scissors myself. This gives me a good chance to either win (if they choose paper) or tie (if they choose scissors).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313602934}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose paper because my opponent chose rock in round 2, and paper beats rock. Also, I lost the first two rounds, so I need to try a different strategy to win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313608918}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a potential pattern of rock→scissors→paper in the first three rounds. If they continue this pattern, they\'ll play rock next, which paper beats. Additionally, they might expect me to play scissors again (since I just won with it) and choose rock to counter, making paper my optimal choice. This balances pattern recognition with psychological gameplay.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313621928}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent has won all three previous rounds, I will try to analyze the pattern. The opponent chose paper in round 1, rock in round 2, and scissors in round 3. This sequence appears to be a rotation of the three options. If this pattern continues, the opponent will choose rock in round 4. To beat rock, I will choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313628753}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played paper twice in a row now. While they might switch tactics, there\'s a reasonable chance they\'ll play paper again trying to establish a pattern or because they think I\'ll switch to rock. By playing scissors, I can counter another paper play. Even if they switch to rock, I\'m still ahead in the overall score and can adjust my strategy in future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313641776}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"To try and break the streak of losses, I\'ll choose rock for round 5, hoping the opponent will choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313649457}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of play so far, I\'ve won three rounds and just lost the last round when I played scissors and the opponent played rock. The opponent might expect me to switch to paper to counter their rock from the previous round. If they anticipate this and play scissors to counter my expected paper, then playing rock would be advantageous. Additionally, the opponent has shown a tendency to cycle through options, and they haven\'t played scissors in the last two rounds, making it a more likely choice for them now.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313661820}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has been winning mostly, so I\'ll try to throw them off with a different choice than before. Since they chose scissors in round 5 and I won, they might expect me to choose rock again, so I\'ll choose paper instead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313668119}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because the opponent has chosen paper twice in the last three rounds, including their most recent move. While there\'s a risk they might anticipate this and choose rock, I\'m betting they\'ll either stick with paper (which worked last round) or continue their recent pattern. If they choose paper again, scissors will give me the win. This is a calculated risk based on the opponent\'s recent tendency to favor paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313683413}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen paper, rock, and scissors in the previous rounds, but has not chosen paper in the last two rounds. Considering the pattern, I will choose scissors to beat paper if the opponent chooses it again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313689693}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve observed that the opponent\'s last three moves followed a classic rock-paper-scissors sequence (rock → paper → scissors). If they\'re continuing this pattern, they might choose rock next. Additionally, the opponent has chosen paper more frequently than other options so far, suggesting they might have a preference for it. By choosing paper, I can either tie if they choose paper again or win if they choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313703751}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m going to choose rock because it beats scissors and my opponent has chosen scissors twice before, so there\'s a chance they might choose it again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313712125}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m breaking my expected pattern here. After winning with paper against rock in round 8, the opponent may anticipate me choosing scissors and play rock to counter. By playing paper instead, I can potentially win against their predicted rock. Additionally, paper has been my most successful move so far (2 wins, 1 tie), while maintaining unpredictability by not following my previous pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313726825}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I am going to choose rock because it\'s a versatile option and I\'ve had some success with it in the past. Given the pattern of the opponent\'s wins, choosing rock might give me an edge.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313734986}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen rock in the last two rounds, losing both times. They\'re likely to change their strategy and might play paper expecting me to choose rock. By playing scissors, I can counter that potential paper play. Even if I lose this round, I\'ll still win the overall game with my current 5-2 lead, but I\'d like to finish strong.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313748492}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m going to choose rock because my opponent has chosen paper in the last two rounds, and rock has a chance of winning if the opponent chooses scissors. Since I\'m behind in score, I need to take a risk and hope for the best.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313754961}]','2025-03-18 15:51:28','2025-03-18 16:02:34',17),(3132,9,16,11,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"bolts\", \"fluid\", \"lymph\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"lymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (high)\": 50, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"duration\": 69811, \"winner_id\": 11, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"LYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains no traditional vowels (A,E,I,O,U), uses Y as a vowel, and has uncommon letters including the PH combination. Players typically start with vowel-heavy guesses, making this word especially difficult to crack.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313577355}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing the common starting word \'CRANE\' to maximize the information from the vowels and common consonants.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313581724}, {\"move\": \"BOLTS\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose \'BOLTS\' because it avoids the letters in CRANE and covers several common letters (B, O, L, T, S). This guess should help identify new letters and their potential positions in the solution.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313597448}, {\"move\": \"FLUID\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I need to include the letter L, which is yellow in BOLTS (so present but not in the 3rd position), and avoid letters from CRANE (C, R, A, N, E) and BOLTS (B, O, T, S). \'FLUID\' uses L in the second position and introduces four new letters (F, U, I, D) to maximize information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313611860}, {\"move\": \"LYMPH\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the clues and feedback, letters C, R, A, N, E, B, O, T, S, F, U, I, and D are eliminated. The only confirmed letter is L, which must appear but not in positions 2 or 3. With most vowels eliminated, Y is our only viable vowel. \'LYMPH\' (L-Y-M-P-H) uses allowed letters, places L in position 1, and is a valid 5-letter word. This guess tests a combination of remaining letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313636074}]','2025-03-18 15:51:29','2025-03-18 16:00:36',11),(3133,9,17,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"guesses\": [\"crate\", \"spout\", \"flame\", \"slide\", \"might\", \"shrub\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"queue\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 31904, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"QUEUE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it has an unusual vowel structure with four consecutive vowels. The letter Q is uncommon, and the repeated \'U\' adds another layer of difficulty. Many players tend to focus on finding consonants early, and this word breaks typical English letter pattern expectations.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313575723}, {\"move\": \"crate\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with \'crate\' to explore common letters and their positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313579494}, {\"move\": \"SPOUT\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The letters R, A, T, and E are not in the word, so I will try new letters to explore different possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313582858}, {\"move\": \"FLAME\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The letters R, A, T, E, S, P, O, U are not in the word based on previous feedback. FLAME introduces new letters and keeps L and M, which haven\'t been ruled out.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313586287}, {\"move\": \"SLIDE\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The letters \'L\' and \'E\' are in the correct positions from previous guesses. \'S\', \'I\', and \'D\' are new letters that could potentially fit.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313589866}, {\"move\": \"MIGHT\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I want to explore new letters since \'T\' is in the correct position, and none of the other letters from previous guesses are in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313593974}, {\"move\": \"SHRUB\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous guesses, the letters \'E\' are confirmed in the fourth position, and the other letters are eliminated. I want to try using \'H\', \'R\', \'U\', and \'B\' to find possible correct letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313598358}]','2025-03-18 15:51:30','2025-03-18 15:59:58',17),(3134,9,15,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"porch\", \"dirty\", \"berry\", \"wager\", \"rural\"], \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"knurl\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 100, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"duration\": 140830, \"winner_id\": 15, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"knurl\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve chosen the word \'knurl\' as it is a less common, valid English word that fits the 5-letter criteria, making it a challenging guess for Claude.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313574020}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a good starting word that contains common letters: S, T, A, R, and E. It has a mix of common consonants and vowels which should help identify which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313582642}, {\"move\": \"PORCH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m keeping the \'R\' in the 4th position since it was correct. I\'m using all new letters (P, O, C, H) to gather more information about which letters are in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313594360}, {\"move\": \"DIRTY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"From the feedback, I know the 4th letter is R (green in STARE). I also know that S, T, A, E, P, O, C, and H are not in the word. DIRTY uses a new set of letters while keeping R in the correct 4th position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313604999}, {\"move\": \"BERRY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has \'R\' in the correct 4th position, and tries another \'R\' in position 2. It also uses new letters (B, E, Y) that we haven\'t tested yet - though we know E and Y aren\'t in the word from previous guesses, so I\'m focusing on testing B and the position of the second R.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313660389}, {\"move\": \"WAGER\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on feedback, the 4th letter is \'E\' and \'R\' is in the word but not in positions 1-4, so likely in position 5. This gives us pattern ?-?-?-E-R. WAGER lets me test new letters W, A, and G.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313676046}, {\"move\": \"RURAL\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The word must have \'R\' in position 4, and since all other positions have been eliminated for a second \'R\', it must be in position 1. The remaining letters (U, A, L) haven\'t been tried in those positions yet, and RURAL is a valid English word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313709826}]','2025-03-18 15:52:28','2025-03-18 16:01:49',15),(3135,9,3,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"shirt\", \"proud\", \"world\", \"bored\", \"morod\"], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fjord\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 100, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 137494, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"fjord\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I selected \'fjord\' because it contains a mix of uncommon letters (F, J, and D) and a vowel(Y) variation, making it a challenging word for the guesser.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313603581}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strong opening word that contains common vowels (A, E) and consonants (C, R, N) to help identify which letters are in the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313613753}, {\"move\": \"SHIRT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places R in a different position and introduces new letters (S, H, I, T) to test. Since C, A, N, and E are not in the word, I\'m avoiding those letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313625179}, {\"move\": \"PROUD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has R in the correct 4th position and introduces new letters P, O, U, D to test. Since we know several letters that aren\'t in the word (C, A, N, E, S, H, I, T), testing new letters will help narrow down the possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313638849}, {\"move\": \"WORLD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The word has pattern _ _ O T D with R somewhere. Since R isn\'t in positions 1 or 2 (from previous feedback), and positions 3, 4, 5 are filled, R must be in position 1. This gives R _ O T D, and WORLD fits this pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313694894}, {\"move\": \"BORED\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has T in position 4 and D in position 5, with both R and O included but in different positions than previous guesses. Based on the feedback patterns, this seems like a strong candidate.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313717409}, {\"move\": \"MOROD\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The word must have \'O\' in position 3 and \'D\' in position 5. Both \'R\' and another \'O\' must be in the word but in different positions than previously guessed. The only possible arrangement is MOROD with \'R\' in position 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313735881}]','2025-03-18 15:52:29','2025-03-18 16:02:15',3),(3136,7,17,14,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 6}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Gemini Flash 2.0\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 156521, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing paper as my strategic first move. Since this is the first round, I don\'t have any pattern data from my opponent yet. Paper is often a good opening choice as some players tend to lead with rock in the first round. However, this is primarily a psychological choice since we don\'t have established patterns yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313614078}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing rock randomly as I have no information about my opponent\'s strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313619068}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in round 1, my opponent might anticipate I\'ll use paper again and counter with scissors. By switching to rock, I can potentially counter this adaptation. Also, opponents often change their selection after losing a round, so they\'re less likely to play rock again. This is a calculated risk based on the psychological patterns often seen in Rock Paper Scissors games.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313629768}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent played paper last round, I will play scissors this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313633452}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, I\'ve played paper and then rock, winning both times. My opponent played rock and then scissors. Given my 2-0 lead, my opponent might be getting predictable or desperate. They might anticipate me playing rock again (since it just won) and choose paper to counter it. Alternatively, they could think I\'ll switch to paper, completing a rotation pattern. After analyzing these possibilities, I\'m choosing scissors as it would beat paper in either scenario. This also introduces unpredictability in my play pattern while maintaining strategic coverage against my opponent\'s likely moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313644838}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has won the first two rounds with paper and rock. I will choose paper to try and counter their pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313650175}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, I\'ve won three consecutive rounds by choosing paper, rock, and scissors. My opponent might be expecting me to cycle back to paper for this round (continuing the pattern), and could play scissors to counter that. By choosing rock, I can potentially counter their scissors if they try this strategy. Additionally, after three losses, my opponent may change their approach entirely, making this a good time to play conservatively with rock. Since I have a significant lead (3-0), a strategic defensive play seems appropriate.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313660971}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Trying rock again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313664265}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, I notice that my opponent has chosen rock twice (rounds 1 and 4), and there was just a tie with both of us choosing rock. After a tie, opponents often switch their strategy, possibly expecting me to choose paper in response to their previous rock. If they anticipate this and choose scissors, my rock would win. Additionally, I\'m already ahead 3-0, so I can afford to play somewhat conservatively. If they choose rock again, we tie; if they choose paper, I lose one round but still maintain my lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313676601}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"I have been predictable so far, choosing rock and paper in the first 3 rounds. Switching to scissors to break the pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313681502}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve played rock, scissors, paper, rock, scissors in the previous rounds. If they continue this pattern, they might play paper next. Choosing scissors would counter this effectively. Additionally, adding variety to my own moves will make me less predictable, and even if I lose this round, I still maintain a strong lead at 4-0.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313698101}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to favor rock, going with paper to counter that.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313701339}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s previous moves, I can see a repeating pattern of rock, scissors, paper: Round 1 (rock), Round 2 (scissors), Round 3 (paper), Round 4 (rock), Round 5 (scissors), Round 6 (paper). If this pattern continues, the opponent will likely choose rock for Round 7. Therefore, I\'ll choose paper to counter their expected rock move. Even if they break the pattern, I\'m in a strong position with 5 wins already, so I can afford to take a calculated risk based on the observed pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313712004}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has favored rock and scissors in the past. I will choose paper to counter rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313715228}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve played: rock, scissors, paper, rock, scissors, paper, paper. While there\'s some repetition in their sequence (especially the rock-scissors-paper pattern in the first 6 rounds), they chose paper again in round 7. If they\'re trying to be unpredictable after seeing their pattern didn\'t work, they might switch to rock for round 8, making paper the optimal counter. Even if they play scissors, I\'m already ahead 5-0, so taking a calculated risk here still leaves me in a strong position to win the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313726865}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent seems to be favoring rock and scissors. I will try rock to break the pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313730303}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous moves, I see a pattern that suggests they might play scissors in round 9. By choosing rock, I can counter this effectively. I\'m already ahead 6-0, so playing a strategic counter-move rather than trying something unpredictable makes sense for maintaining my lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313742127}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent seems to be favoring rock and scissors. I will choose paper to try and win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313745174}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the opponent\'s pattern, I notice they\'ve chosen paper frequently in recent rounds (rounds 6, 7, and 9). Since they just won with paper in round 9, there\'s a good chance they\'ll stick with that winning move. Even though I\'ve already secured the game with 6 wins to 1, scissors gives me the best chance to counter their likely paper play for this final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313757716}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"I am choosing scissors because it is the least frequent choice of my opponent and might surprise them.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313762894}]','2025-03-18 15:53:28','2025-03-18 16:02:42',17),(3137,9,17,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"point\", \"climb\", \"wrung\", \"sound\", \"fuzzy\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"fuzzy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 17, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 60696, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"FUZZY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains the uncommon letter Z twice, which makes it particularly challenging to guess. The F and Y are also less frequently used letters in English, and the overall word pattern doesn\'t follow common English structures.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313633850}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strong opening word containing common letters S, T, A, R, and E, which can help identify many possible target words.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313639984}, {\"move\": \"POINT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing new common letters P, O, I, N after eliminating S, T, A, R, E\", \"timestamp\": 1742313647620}, {\"move\": \"CLIMB\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing several common unused letters (C, L, M, B) that haven\'t been tried yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313655410}, {\"move\": \"WRUNG\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Using entirely new letters (W, R, U, N, G) to gather more information since we\'ve already eliminated many common letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313662177}, {\"move\": \"SOUND\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"We know U is in the word but not in position 4, so trying it in position 2. Also testing new common consonants S, N, D and vowel O that haven\'t been tried yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313676920}, {\"move\": \"FUZZY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Contains U in a different position than previously tried, and uses untested letters F,Z,Y. Follows all constraints from previous guesses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313686675}]','2025-03-18 15:53:29','2025-03-18 16:01:26',6),(3138,7,16,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 5, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 2}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o1 - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"duration\": 235474, \"winner_id\": 4, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since this is the first round, I don\'t have any information about my opponent\'s pattern yet. Many players tend to choose rock in the first round as it\'s a common intuitive starting move. Playing paper gives me a good chance to counter that potential strategy while I gather more information about my opponent\'s playing style.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313645759}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock as a straightforward opener.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313650220}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors because after losing, opponents with simpler strategies often switch to the move that would have beaten their previous choice. Since they played rock in round 1 and lost, there\'s a good chance they\'ll switch to paper for round 2, making scissors my optimal counter. Additionally, this prevents me from becoming predictable by using paper again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313662308}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"We anticipate the opponent may play paper again, so picking scissors might be advantageous. Even if the opponent chooses rock, we still have many upcoming rounds to adapt our strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313668875}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because if my opponent repeats their last move (scissors), I\'ll win. If they\'re following a simple rotation pattern and play paper, I\'ll lose, but based on the limited data and their \\\"low\\\" designation, I think there\'s a higher chance they\'ll either repeat scissors or choose randomly. Rock gives me a strategic advantage against what I believe is their most likely move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313684175}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent’s previous moves (paper then scissors), it’s unclear if there’s a clear pattern. However, using paper would let us beat rock if the opponent tries it next. Let’s go with paper this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313694434}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s pattern so far (rock → scissors → paper), they appear to be cycling through options in sequence. If this pattern continues, they\'ll likely play rock next, making paper my optimal choice. Additionally, since the opponent is labeled as \\\"low\\\" difficulty, they\'re less likely to use advanced strategies or counter-predictions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313708839}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent’s choices so far were paper, scissors, and rock in sequence, which could suggest a cycle. By continuing that pattern, the opponent might choose paper in round 4, so choosing scissors is a strategic counter to beat paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313715178}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern, my opponent has played scissors twice (rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible tendency toward this move. Rock would be effective against scissors. Additionally, the opponent might be trying to counter my previous move (paper), which could lead them to choose scissors again. Since I\'m behind in score, I need to take a calculated risk to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313728215}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"We’re ahead (2-1), and in the previous round we used scissors to beat their paper. They might counter with rock or switch to something else, but playing rock is a solid offensive choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313735151}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve played: rock, scissors, paper, scissors, rock. There seems to be a pattern where they often follow rock with scissors (as they did after round 1). Since they just played rock in round 5, there\'s a good chance they might play scissors in round 6. Playing rock would counter scissors effectively. Additionally, the opponent has played scissors more frequently than paper, making rock a strategically sound choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313748467}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Noticing the opponent has shown rock in two of the lower-numbered odd rounds, I’ll try paper to tackle a possible rock and maintain a lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313760598}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, my opponent might play scissors in this round. Playing rock would defeat scissors. While my opponent has successfully countered my rock with paper twice before, the cyclical pattern they\'ve shown suggests scissors is more likely this round. Given my current score deficit, I need to make a bold move to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313776731}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"We have a slight lead, and with no clear pattern in the opponent’s moves, choosing rock is a solid choice to counter a potential scissors while still being fairly safe.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313785616}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve played rock in rounds 1, 5, and 7. After playing rock in round 5, they followed with paper in round 6. They\'ve just played rock again in round 7, so there\'s a good chance they might follow with paper in this round. Additionally, I\'ve been playing rock frequently in recent rounds (4 out of 7 rounds, including the last 3 consecutive rounds), so the opponent might anticipate me playing rock again and counter with paper. By choosing scissors, I can potentially beat their paper if they follow their pattern. I need to be more aggressive since I\'m behind 1-3 in the score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313803613}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has recently chosen rock multiple times. Paper is the best option to beat or at least tie the most likely moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313812350}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played paper in rounds 3, 6, and 8, with a recent pattern showing paper in the last round. There appears to be some alternating between rock and paper in recent rounds, but with paper being played most recently, there\'s a good chance they might play paper again. Additionally, the opponent hasn\'t played scissors in quite a while, which might make them less likely to choose it now. Scissors would be effective against their potential paper play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313829659}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I have a narrow lead and there’s only one more round after this. The opponent has chosen rock most frequently so far. Choosing rock often leads to a tie if they pick rock, preventing them from catching up, and rock beats scissors if they attempt that again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313844102}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, the opponent may expect me to switch to rock after losing with scissors in the previous round. If they anticipate this and play paper, scissors would be my best move. Additionally, they\'ve played paper after I played scissors in round 8, suggesting this pattern might repeat.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313865767}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I already have enough points to guarantee a victory overall. I\'ll choose rock as a straightforward final move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313871584}]','2025-03-18 15:53:30','2025-03-18 16:04:31',4),(3139,7,17,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 4, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 180885, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players, so paper would give me an advantage if that\'s the case. Without any prior information about my opponent\'s patterns yet, this seems like a reasonable starting strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313649727}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"For round 1, I want to keep it unpredictable and start off with a classic option. Rock is a strong and simple choice, often setting the stage for later rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313653823}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"In round 1, my opponent chose rock and lost. There\'s a good chance they might switch to paper in this round to counter what they think I might play (assuming I might choose rock again). Additionally, opponents at lower difficulty levels often follow simple patterns like rotating through the options or responding directly to losses. Since they just lost with rock, paper would be their logical next move, making scissors my best counter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313664796}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"In the first round, the opponent chose paper to beat my rock. To counter paper, I will choose scissors, which is effective against paper. Although it’s only round two, adapting based on the last round could be a viable strategy. Hence, I am choosing scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313670399}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent chose rock in round 1 and scissors in round 2. There could be a pattern forming where they\'re cycling through options (rock → scissors → paper). If they follow this pattern, they\'ll choose paper next, making rock a poor choice. However, there\'s also a possibility they might repeat their last move (scissors) or copy my last move (scissors). In both of those scenarios, rock would win. Given the limited data points, I\'m choosing rock as it covers the possibility that they\'ll stay with scissors, which appears to be a common strategy for simpler AI opponents.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313683475}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous moves (paper then scissors), it\'s possible they could be using a cyclic pattern, hinting that rock might be next. Playing paper will beat rock. Therefore, I choose paper for round 3.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313687908}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern so far, they\'ve played rock → scissors → paper in the first three rounds. If this pattern continues, they would play rock in round 4. By choosing paper, I would win against their rock. Additionally, the opponent might expect me to avoid rock since I just lost with it in the previous round, so playing paper gives me a strategic advantage based on the observed pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313698800}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Analyzing the opponent\'s previous moves—paper, scissors, rock—it appears they may be cycling through their choices. Assuming the pattern continues and they choose paper next, my best counter is scissors (which beats paper).\", \"timestamp\": 1742313702764}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of my opponent\'s moves (rock → scissors → paper → scissors), they seem to favor scissors, playing it in 2 out of 4 rounds. Since scissors has been their most frequent choice, and they just played scissors in the previous round, playing rock gives me a good chance of winning this round. Also, I need to catch up as I\'m behind on points (1-2), so making a strategic counter to their apparent preference seems wise.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313713311}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, the opponent played paper twice, and their moves so far have been: paper, scissors, rock, paper. It seems paper is overrepresented. To beat paper, the best move is scissors. Thus, I\'ll choose scissors for round 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313718773}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in the last two rounds and 3 out of 5 rounds total, showing a potential pattern or preference. Rock beats scissors, so this seems like the most strategic choice based on the opponent\'s recent history. While they might anticipate this and switch to paper, the frequency of scissors in their previous moves makes rock the most logical counter.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313730991}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the history, the opponent has played rock in rounds 3 and 5 and paper and scissors in other rounds. There is a chance he might lean towards repeating rock. To cover that possibility, I\'ll choose paper to counter rock, while also providing a good counter to a balanced range of moves in this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313740533}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous choices, they\'ve used scissors most frequently (3 out of 6 rounds). Additionally, after playing paper (as they did in round 6), they\'ve chosen scissors in previous instances. If they follow this tendency and choose scissors again, rock would be the winning move. While this is speculation, it represents my best statistical inference from the limited data available.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313752106}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the opponent\'s choices so far (paper in rounds 1 and 4; scissors in round 2; rock in rounds 3,5,6), the opponent has shown a strong tendency to play rock (appearing in 3 out of 6 rounds). Since paper beats rock, choosing paper maximizes my chance to win this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313756659}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played paper in the last two rounds. There appears to be a pattern of move repetition, so scissors would be the optimal counter to their potential third paper play. Also, overall the opponent has favored paper (3 times) and scissors (3 times) over rock (1 time), making scissors a strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313767651}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Observing the opponent\'s past moves, the opponent has used rock frequently, especially in rounds 3, 6, and 7. It seems likely that the opponent might choose rock again in round 8. Paper beats rock, so my best move is to choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313779442}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played paper for three consecutive rounds. While they might anticipate my scissors play and switch to rock, their historical preference for paper (4/8 rounds) suggests they may continue with paper. Since I need to win this round to keep my chances alive in the game (currently behind 3-4), I\'ll choose scissors to counter their potential paper play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313796475}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Considering the opponent has chosen rock in 4 out of 8 rounds, it\'s likely they\'ll lean on rock in their next move, so I\'m choosing paper to counter a potential rock. Additionally, my past move of paper didn\'t yield a win because the opponent switched to scissors, but given the frequency of their rock moves, paper seems like a strategic counter to expected rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313804199}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen paper for the last 4 rounds in a row, which suggests they may continue with this pattern. Scissors beats paper, so this gives me the best chance to win the final round. Additionally, I\'ve won the last two rounds with scissors against their paper, which reinforces that this strategy has been working effectively.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313816060}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Reviewing the previous rounds, the opponent played rock most frequently (Rounds 3, 5, 6, and 7) which suggests a bias towards playing rock. Paper beats rock, so choosing paper is a strategic counter for round 10.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313821969}]','2025-03-18 15:54:28','2025-03-18 16:03:41',17),(3140,7,17,1,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o\": 2, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 188904, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing scissors as a strategic first move. Many players tend to choose rock as their first move seeing it as a \\\"strong\\\" opening, but an opponent who anticipates this might choose paper to counter. By selecting scissors, I\'m anticipating that my opponent might go with paper, thinking one step ahead of the traditional opening rock move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313696761}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In the absence of knowledge about the opponent\'s strategy, I\'ll select \'rock\', as it is a neutral first choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313702195}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose rock in the first round, there\'s a possibility they might stick with it since it was successful. Even if they\'re trying to anticipate my next move, paper gives me a good chance to counter their previous strategy. This is only the second round, so I\'m still establishing pattern recognition while trying to even the score.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313712597}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s previous choice of scissors, I expect they might either choose rock as a defensive move or stick with scissors. Paper can counter both rock and scissors, so I\'ll choose paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313719245}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent chose rock then paper. There\'s a possibility they might continue this progression and choose scissors next. Alternatively, they might expect me to choose rock after losing to their rock in round 1, so they might choose paper again. By choosing scissors, I can beat them if they choose paper again, while accepting the risk that they might choose rock again or anticipate this move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313730611}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous rounds, my opponent played scissors and paper. To maintain an element of unpredictability and counteract a potential shift to rock by my opponent, I choose paper to cover rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313739183}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, I notice that my opponent chose paper twice in a row after starting with rock. Since I won with scissors in the last round, my opponent might anticipate I\'ll continue with scissors or switch to paper. They may choose rock to counter scissors or scissors to counter paper. By choosing rock, I can either win against their scissors or tie if they also choose rock. This breaks my previous pattern of scissors-paper-scissors, which makes my move less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313751833}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent might anticipate me returning to \'rock\' or sticking with \'paper\' due to my recent choices. To counter, I choose \'scissors\' as it provides a chance to beat \'paper\' if they repeat their previous move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313757457}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because my opponent may anticipate me continuing my winning pattern and choose scissors to counter what they might think would be my paper play. Since I won with rock in the previous round, the opponent might expect me to switch to paper following the logical progression of the game. By sticking with rock instead, I may surprise them if they choose scissors to counter my expected paper. Additionally, rock has been successful for me in the last round, so there\'s strategic value in repeating a winning move occasionally.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313769653}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent followed a sequence of moves that could be associated with a cycling pattern (scissors, paper, scissors, rock). With rock being chosen last, the opponent might choose scissors as the cycle restarts. To counter scissors, I\'ve chosen rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313775170}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has used rock in rounds 1 and 5, followed by paper in rounds 2 and 3. This suggests they might play paper again after using rock. By choosing scissors, I can counter this potential paper play. Additionally, my opponent might be expecting me to continue with rock since I played it twice in a row, which would lead them to play paper - making scissors my optimal choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313789756}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"In previous rounds, the opponent chose scissors, paper, rock, rock, and appears to prefer countering with patterns. They might expect me to pick rock again. Choosing paper may counter their expectation, potentially securing a win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313795580}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on my recent success with scissors, my opponent is likely to anticipate another scissors play and counter with rock. By choosing rock, I\'ll either tie if they play rock or win if they switch to scissors to counter my previous pattern. Given that my opponent has only played scissors once so far (round 4), they might be due to play it again as they try to break my winning streak.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313808422}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent seems to favor choosing scissors (3 out of 6 rounds so far). To counter this trend, I will choose rock for a higher chance of winning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313813797}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper because my opponent has shown a preference for rock (played in 3 out of 7 rounds, including the last two). While they might anticipate this and switch to scissors, the historical data suggests rock is their comfort choice. Additionally, by choosing paper, I\'m avoiding repeating my previous move, which makes me less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313826718}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a tendency to play scissors after throwing rock and has shown a bias towards scissors generally. To counteract this inferred tendency, I\'ll choose rock to maximize my chances of winning this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313831595}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve observed that my opponent has chosen rock in rounds 5, 7, and 8, showing a recent preference for rock. Given this pattern, paper would be the optimal counter. Additionally, since I\'m ahead 4-1 in wins, even if I don\'t win this round, I maintain a strong position in the overall match.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313845435}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent\'s choices have shown a pattern: they avoided repeating the same choice when they lost or tied the previous round. Since they chose paper last round and won, I predict they might continue with something different—likely scissors. I will choose rock to counter scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313853065}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given my opponent\'s strong preference for rock (especially in recent rounds), paper is the logical counter. While they might anticipate this and switch to scissors, their demonstrated pattern suggests a continued reliance on rock. Their apparent strategy has been somewhat predictable, and they\'ve shown a particular comfort with choosing rock (5 out of 9 rounds). I\'ll capitalize on this pattern one final time with paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313867687}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o\", \"reasoning\": \"Claude has repeatedly chosen paper in recent rounds. To counter this recurring pattern, I\'ll choose scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313875613}]','2025-03-18 15:54:29','2025-03-18 16:04:35',17),(3141,9,14,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"donut\", \"pinky\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"Gemini Flash 2.0\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 110313, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"Gemini Flash 2.0\", \"reasoning\": \"Contains uncommon letters and no immediately obvious vowels, making it a challenging word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313689684}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strategic first guess that contains common vowels (A, E) and consonants (C, R, N) that appear frequently in English words. It gives good coverage of letters to help narrow down possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313704752}, {\"move\": \"donut\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word places N in the 2nd position (not the 4th where we know it doesn\'t belong) and tests four new letters (D, O, U, T) that could be in the solution.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313731675}, {\"move\": \"PINKY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This guess places N in position 2 (which we haven\'t tried yet) and introduces several new letters (P, I, K, Y) to help narrow down possibilities. It avoids all letters we know aren\'t in the word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313750235}, {\"move\": \"nymph\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word uses all three known letters (N, P, Y) in positions that haven\'t been ruled out. N is in position 1, Y is in position 2, and P is in position 4. It also introduces two new letters (M, H) that might be in the word, giving me more information for my remaining guesses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313797701}]','2025-03-18 15:55:28','2025-03-18 16:03:17',16),(3142,9,3,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"print\", \"crypt\"], \"players\": [\"o3-mini - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"crypt\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 67}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 42776, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"crypt\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Selected \'crypt\' because it is a valid, five-letter English word with an uncommon letter combination. Its letters are less frequently used, making it challenging for Wordle guessers.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313695116}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that contains common vowels (A, E) and frequent consonants (S, T, R) to maximize information gained in the first guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313703757}, {\"move\": \"PRINT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This places T and R in different positions than my first guess, while introducing three new letters (P, I, N) to gather more information. Since T and R are in the word but in wrong positions, this gives me a chance to find their correct placement.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313717454}, {\"move\": \"CRYPT\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has R in position 2 and T in position 5 (where we know they belong). It places P in position 4 (since we know P is in the word but not in position 1). C and Y are new letters to test.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313733915}]','2025-03-18 15:55:29','2025-03-18 16:02:13',16),(3143,9,16,12,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"guesses\": [\"soare\", \"lucid\", \"quint\", \"quiff\", \"quipu\", \"quizz\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (high)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"quizz\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (high)\": 17, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"duration\": 326517, \"winner_id\": 12, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"QUIZZ\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains the uncommon letters Q and Z (twice), making it difficult to guess through normal letter-frequency strategies. The double Z at the end is unexpected, and the combination of these rare letters should make this a very difficult word to discover within the standard six guesses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313725512}, {\"move\": \"SOARE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing SOARE because it includes three vowels (O, A, E) and two frequent consonants, providing broad letter coverage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313733447}, {\"move\": \"LUCID\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"We want to avoid S, O, A, R, E entirely and still cover multiple letters, including vowels U and I.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313748681}, {\"move\": \"QUINT\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"None of the previously eliminated letters appear in QUINT, it places I in a different position, and U is in the second position. It\'s also a valid word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313787055}, {\"move\": \"QUIFF\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, only Q, U, and I remain, and we need two more letters that are not among the eliminated ones. QUIFF seems like a valid guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313812247}, {\"move\": \"QUIPU\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the letters we’ve eliminated, “QUIPU” seems to be the only viable five-letter word beginning with QUI that fits the feedback constraints.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313872989}, {\"move\": \"QUIZZ\", \"player\": \"o1 - (high)\", \"reasoning\": \"There isn’t any valid English word that fits all the given feedback, so this is a forced ‘placeholder’ guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314036373}]','2025-03-18 15:55:30','2025-03-18 16:07:16',12),(3144,9,16,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"solid\", \"might\", \"bully\", \"flyby\", \"xylyl\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"present\", \"present\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"xylyl\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 17, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 91837, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"XYLYL\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is an extremely difficult word with uncommon letters. It contains X and Y, which are rare letters, plus L appears twice. The word \\\"xylyl\\\" refers to a chemical radical derived from xylene, making it both valid but very obscure, which increases the difficulty significantly.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313744231}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"CRANE is a commonly used starting word, containing common letters and useful vowels to identify the target word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313747720}, {\"move\": \"SOLID\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing SOLID since it avoids letters C, R, A, N, E which were eliminated from CRANE, and it tries fresh common letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313751969}, {\"move\": \"MIGHT\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"The previous clues tell us that the word contains \'I\' in the third position, and letters such as C, R, A, N, E, S, O, L, D are not present. \'MIGHT\' fits the criteria using allowed letters while utilizing the known position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313757616}, {\"move\": \"BULLY\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the feedback, we know that the third letter must be L (from SOLID) and the letters C, R, A, N, E, S, O, I, D, M, G, H, T are not present. I chose BULLY because it fits the pattern __L__ and introduces new letters that haven’t been eliminated.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313780643}, {\"move\": \"FLYBY\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous feedback, we know that the secret word contains a double L (with the correct L in the third position) and a Y (which is not in the final position). I need to test more of the allowed letters while trying to incorporate these clues. Although it is a bit uncertain, my next guess is FLYBY.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313803541}, {\"move\": \"XYLYL\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous feedback: The answer must exclude all of C, R, A, N, E, S, O, I, D, M, G, H, T, B, U, F; it must have L in the third position (from SOLID and BULLY), and must include at least two Y’s (as inferred from FLYBY’s two yellow Y’s). Among the limited allowed letters and considering that the only viable vowel is Y, one candidate is “XYLYL,” which meets the constraints: X _ Y L Y L, with L fixed at position three and Y’s in positions two and four. I choose XYLYL as the final guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313825783}]','2025-03-18 15:55:31','2025-03-18 16:03:45',3),(3145,9,17,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"pinch\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 3}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 67}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 90694, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains only one vowel (Y), which itself is less common than A/E/I/O/U. It also has the uncommon letter combination \\\"PH\\\" and includes the letter \\\"M\\\" in an unexpected position. There are few words with similar patterns, making it difficult to narrow down through the process of elimination.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313771921}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This is a strong opening word that contains common letters S, T, A, R, and E. It has two vowels and three consonants, giving good coverage of frequently used letters in English words.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313781256}, {\"move\": \"PINCH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since none of the letters in STARE are in the word, I\'ll try a completely different set of letters including the common consonants P, N, C, H and the vowel I to help narrow down the possibilities.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313791939}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word has H in the correct 5th position, tests N in position 1 and P in position 4, and introduces two new letters (Y and M) to gain more information. It satisfies all constraints from previous feedback.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313826601}]','2025-03-18 15:55:32','2025-03-18 16:03:46',16),(3146,9,4,17,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesses\": [\"stare\", \"pinch\", \"lymph\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"o1 - (low)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 50}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 47964, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"nymph\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"It\'s a relatively uncommon English word, making it an excellent challenge for your opponent to guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313759489}, {\"move\": \"STARE\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word containing common vowels (A, E) and consonants (S, T, R) to help narrow down potential letters\", \"timestamp\": 1742313768372}, {\"move\": \"PINCH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since none of the letters in STARE (S,T,A,R,E) are in the word, I\'m trying a word with common letters that I haven\'t tried yet (P,I,N,C,H) to gather more information.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313778553}, {\"move\": \"LYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word ends with H (which we know is correct), places P in position 3 (different from before), and avoids all letters we know aren\'t in the word. It introduces new letters L, Y, M to help us narrow down further.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313791724}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The pattern is _YMPH based on the feedback. The first letter must be N since it\'s the only remaining yellow letter that hasn\'t been placed yet.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313802961}]','2025-03-18 15:56:28','2025-03-18 16:03:22',17),(3147,7,17,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 6, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 1}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 322963, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing paper as it\'s a strategic first move. Many players instinctively choose rock in the first round as it feels psychologically \\\"strong\\\" or safe. If my opponent follows this pattern, paper would win. Even against an advanced AI opponent, there\'s no prior history to analyze yet, so I\'m making a calculated opening choice based on common human tendencies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313772526}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose paper as my opening move. Since there\'s no prior history to analyze, I\'m making a strategic first choice. Rock is statistically a common first move for many players due to its perceived strength, so paper would counter that. Additionally, starting with a less obvious choice might help establish an unpredictable pattern for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313786450}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After we both chose paper in round 1, there\'s a decent chance my opponent might expect me to stick with paper again or switch to scissors. If they anticipate paper, they might choose scissors to counter, making rock a good strategic choice. Additionally, players often change their move after a tie, and scissors is a common follow-up to paper. By choosing rock, I can potentially counter this pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313799221}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent chose paper in the first round resulting in a tie, there\'s a reasonable chance they might stick with paper again. Players often repeat their moves, especially after a tie. By choosing scissors, I\'ll win if they select paper again. Additionally, this early in the game, I\'m establishing unpredictability in my play pattern rather than simply matching their previous move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313813052}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, my opponent played paper then scissors. After losing with scissors in the last round, they might switch to rock, thinking I\'ll play scissors anticipating their pattern. By choosing paper, I\'ll be able to counter their potential rock play. Additionally, since I just won with rock in the previous round, they might expect me to stick with a winning move, in which case they\'d choose paper - making this a tie at worst.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313823907}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent won with rock in the previous round, they might stick with rock thinking it\'s working (a common tendency) or switch to paper anticipating I might choose rock to counter them. If they continue with rock, this would result in a tie rather than another loss. If they switch to scissors thinking I might use paper, my rock would win. Given the current score where I\'m behind, preventing another loss while maintaining a chance to win is a reasonable strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313836935}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing scissors for round 4 because my opponent has shown a pattern of playing rock after losing to paper. If they continue this pattern of adjustment, they might play paper to counter my previous paper play. Additionally, I\'ve not played scissors yet, which introduces unpredictability to my strategy while maintaining a tactical response to what I anticipate will be their paper play.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313850112}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper because: 1) If my opponent is using a pattern (they\'ve gone Paper-Rock-Paper), they might play Rock next, which paper beats. 2) I\'ve lost two rounds in a row, so changing my strategy is important. 3) My opponent has shown a slight preference for paper (2/3 rounds), suggesting they might be comfortable with this choice, but I need to break my losing streak by anticipating their tendencies rather than reacting to their last move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313867440}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has gone paper, scissors, rock, paper in the first four rounds. If they continue this cyclical pattern, they would play scissors next. Additionally, since I won with scissors in the previous round, they might anticipate me using scissors again and choose rock to counter. By playing rock myself, I can either win against their scissors (if they follow their pattern) or tie if they try to counter my previous move with rock. Since I\'m ahead 3-0, a strategic choice that could either win or tie is better than risking a loss.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313880095}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has won three rounds straight by successfully predicting my moves. Their last move was scissors, so they might expect me to play rock next and counter with paper. By playing scissors, I can potentially win against their paper while breaking my own pattern of moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313907523}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s moves so far (paper, scissors, rock, paper, scissors), they appear to be following a cyclical pattern. If this pattern continues, they will choose rock next. Therefore, I\'m selecting paper to beat their anticipated rock. Additionally, I\'ve already established a significant lead (4-0), so maintaining my offensive strategy is prudent at this point.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313928057}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen rock in the most recent round and twice overall. They may anticipate me choosing rock to counter their previous rock, in which case they might choose paper. By choosing paper, I can potentially tie if they choose paper again, or win if they go with rock. Breaking my recent pattern is important since my predictable sequence hasn\'t been working.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313943292}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve played: paper → scissors → rock → paper → scissors → paper. This suggests they might play scissors next in the sequence. Since rock beats scissors, this seems like the optimal choice. Additionally, rock has worked well for me in rounds 2 and 5, both resulting in wins. Given my current lead of 4-0, I can play somewhat conservatively while still maintaining my advantage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313953486}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern of previous rounds, my opponent has chosen rock after paper twice now (rounds 1-2 and 5-6). Since they played paper in round 6, there\'s a good chance they\'ll follow with rock again. By choosing rock, I can at least force a tie. Additionally, my opponent has countered my last two scissors plays with rock, so avoiding scissors this round seems wise.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313968873}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at our previous rounds, there\'s a notable pattern: whenever I\'ve played rock (rounds 2, 5, and 7), I\'ve either won or tied. The opponent has never beaten my rock moves. In the last round, we both played rock resulting in a tie, and they might anticipate me switching to paper this round to break the pattern. If they\'re thinking strategically, they\'d play scissors to counter that potential paper move. By sticking with rock, I can potentially counter their scissors and maintain my winning streak. Given my current 4-0 lead, making conservative choices that have historically worked well is a sound approach.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313983304}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s recent pattern of alternating between rock and paper (with rock in the last round), they may play paper next. Choosing scissors would give me a good chance to win my first round. Also, my opponent has only played scissors once in seven rounds, suggesting they may favor rock and paper, making scissors a strategic choice to break my losing streak.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314000411}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern observed in previous rounds, my opponent appears to be cycling through paper, scissors, and rock. After playing scissors in round 8, the pattern suggests they will play paper in round 9. Therefore, scissors would be the optimal choice to counter their likely move of paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314011014}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has consistently countered my scissors with rock in all three instances. They\'ve chosen rock in the last two rounds, which might lead them to expect me to choose paper next. If they\'re thinking one step ahead, they might switch to scissors to counter my anticipated paper. By choosing rock, I can potentially break their pattern recognition and counter their scissors if they make this strategic shift.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314054027}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of play, my opponent has chosen rock in rounds 3, 7, and most recently in round 9. There seems to be a tendency to repeat rock after losing a round (lost round 8, played rock in round 9). However, they might anticipate me choosing paper to counter their recent rock play. Since I\'ve already secured the overall win with 5 victories to 1, I can take a calculated risk. I\'ll choose scissors, which would lose to rock but beat paper if they try to counter-adjust. This also continues the psychological pattern of switching moves after losing the previous round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314067527}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has favored rock throughout the game (4 appearances). They just played scissors in round 9, and historically they haven\'t played scissors twice in consecutive rounds. Their most common pattern after playing scissors has been to play rock next. Paper would beat rock if they follow this pattern. While I\'m behind and can\'t win the overall match, playing paper gives me the best chance to win this final round based on their observed tendencies.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314085893}]','2025-03-18 15:56:29','2025-03-18 16:08:05',17),(3148,7,15,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 3}, \"winner\": null, \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}], \"players\": [\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": null, \"duration\": 247786, \"winner_id\": null, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m starting with rock as it is a classic and neutral choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313802052}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the opening round, I\'m choosing paper as my strategic move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players due to its perceived strength, so paper would counter that effectively. Without any previous rounds to analyze patterns, this gives me a reasonable starting position against my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313823383}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent chose paper in the previous round, I\'m going to choose scissors in this round because scissors beats paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313828693}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since I won with paper in round 1 and my opponent chose rock, there\'s a good chance they\'ll anticipate me playing paper again and switch to scissors to counter. By playing rock now, I can potentially counter their scissors. Large language models often try to avoid repeating the same pattern, so my opponent is likely to switch from their previous choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313842497}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent has won the first two rounds, I\'ll try to analyze their pattern. In round 1, they chose paper, and in round 2, they chose rock. I\'ll choose scissors for round 3, as it beats paper, and the opponent might choose paper again, thinking I\'ll stick with rock or try to beat their rock with paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313849242}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve already played paper and rock in the previous rounds, both successfully. My opponent may be looking for patterns and might expect me to continue with rock since it worked last time. If they anticipate this and play paper to counter my potential rock, choosing scissors would give me an advantage. Additionally, playing scissors completes my rotation through all three options, making my strategy less predictable going forward.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313872655}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing paper because my opponent has chosen rock twice and paper once, and I want to increase my chances of winning by choosing a move that beats rock, which is paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313878569}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent chose scissors in rounds 2 and 3. There\'s a pattern of the opponent sticking with scissors, so I\'ll choose rock which beats scissors. While they might anticipate this and switch to paper, playing rock seems strategic based on their recent tendency. Since I\'m already leading 2-0, I can afford to make this calculated move based on their recent pattern rather than completely randomizing.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313895055}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because my opponent has chosen paper and rock in previous rounds, and I\'ve had success with scissors in round 3. However, in round 4, I won with paper. For round 5, I\'m going to start with a more random choice and choose rock to see how my opponent reacts.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313907067}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the game history, my opponent just won with paper, which might lead them to either stick with paper (thinking it\'s working) or anticipate that I\'ll play rock again to counter their paper. If they stick with paper, scissors will win. If they anticipate me switching to paper and play scissors, we\'ll tie. This seems like the most strategic choice given our previous interactions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313923604}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, the opponent has chosen rock, paper, and scissors, but not in a predictable pattern. However, since the opponent chose scissors in round 5 and lost, they might choose rock or paper in round 6 to beat my potential choice of scissors. Given the tie in round 3, I will try to exploit the uncertainty by choosing paper, which has a good chance of winning against rock, and also has a chance of winning against scissors if the opponent repeats their choice from round 5.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313931413}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent played rock in the last round and won, there\'s a good chance they might stick with rock again due to its success. Paper would be the optimal counter to rock. Even though this makes me predictable and they could anticipate this with scissors, I believe there\'s a higher probability they\'ll repeat their winning move. Additionally, I haven\'t played paper since round 1, so introducing variation in my strategy could be beneficial.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313949655}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"In the previous rounds, the opponent has chosen rock, paper, and scissors. To gain an advantage, I will choose rock, as it beats scissors and the opponent has chosen scissors in two previous rounds, so they may choose it again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313956954}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After analyzing the pattern of my opponent\'s moves, I notice they\'ve played paper in 2 of the last 3 rounds. They might continue this pattern or switch to scissors to counter my last move (paper). Playing rock gives me a good chance to either win against potential scissors or tie against another rock play. Since we\'re tied at round 7, making a strategic choice rather than a predictable one seems important.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313975082}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m choosing rock because the opponent has chosen paper and rock in the previous rounds, and rock has a good chance of winning against scissors, which the opponent chose in round 5. Also, since the score is tied, I want to choose a move that has a high chance of winning.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313982622}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s recent pattern of alternating between rock and paper in the last few rounds (rock-paper-rock), they might play paper next. Additionally, they\'ve played rock three times, paper twice, and scissors twice, suggesting they might balance their choices with paper. Playing scissors gives me a good chance to counter their potential paper play while breaking my own pattern of playing rock in the previous round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313999706}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has lost two rounds in a row when I chose rock, and also lost a round when I chose paper. Considering the current score, choosing paper might give me an advantage since the opponent has shown weakness against it in the past. Additionally, choosing paper will give me the opportunity to win the round if the opponent chooses rock, which they have done several times before.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314006426}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a tendency to choose rock, doing so in 4 out of 8 rounds, including the last two rounds consecutively. Paper beats rock, so it\'s a strategic choice based on the opponent\'s recent pattern. With only two rounds left and me being down by one point, I need to take calculated risks to catch up.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314023088}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Given that the scores are 3-2 in my favor, I need to win or tie this round to guarantee a win. Looking at the previous rounds, I notice that my opponent has chosen scissors only once, in round 5, and lost. My opponent has chosen paper three times, winning once, and rock four times, winning once and tying three times. Since I have already won with rock twice, I will choose rock to potentially win or tie this round, as it has the highest chance of success based on past rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314030411}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at my opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve chosen rock most frequently (4 times), followed by paper (3 times) and scissors (2 times). Since this is the decisive final round and I\'m behind, I need to win to tie the game. Their last move was paper, and they might expect me to counter with scissors, potentially leading them to choose rock. Given their historical preference for rock, choosing paper gives me the best chance to win this crucial round. If they stick with their most common choice (rock), I\'ll win and tie the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314045520}]','2025-03-18 15:56:30','2025-03-18 16:07:25',NULL),(3149,7,6,16,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 7, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 1}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"duration\": 273200, \"winner_id\": 6, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opening with rock as it\'s a strong defensive play for the first round. Without prior moves to analyze, rock provides protection against scissors (a common first-round choice) while allowing me to observe my opponent\'s initial strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313814702}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I don\'t have any data on my opponent\'s patterns yet. However, many players tend to choose rock as their first move since it feels \\\"strong.\\\" Other strategic players, anticipating this tendency, often counter with paper. By choosing scissors, I\'m making a calculated move that could win against a paper play. Since I\'m facing another AI, this is a strategic opening that tests whether my opponent follows common human patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313825936}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After winning with rock in round 1, I anticipate Claude might expect me to switch to scissors to counter their potential paper play. To stay ahead, I\'ll choose paper, anticipating they might play rock either as a fresh start or to counter my predicted scissors play. This adds a layer of meta-strategy to the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313838697}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent chose rock in the first round and won. There\'s a psychological tendency for players to stick with a winning move, so they might play rock again. By choosing paper, I can potentially counter their rock. Even though they might anticipate this and switch to scissors, with limited information after just one round, countering their previous winning move seems like a reasonable strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313851978}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent hasn\'t used rock yet and might try it this round. Paper would beat rock and tie with a repeated paper move. While it would lose to scissors, opponent has already used scissors in round 1 and may be less likely to repeat it.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313861697}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the previous rounds, I notice that my opponent chose rock in round 1 and paper in round 2, which suggests they might be progressing through the sequence (rock → paper → scissors). If they follow this pattern, they\'ll likely choose scissors next, making rock my best option. Additionally, I\'ve played scissors and paper in the previous rounds, so choosing rock completes my cycle of all three options and makes my strategy less predictable.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313875778}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent appears to be cycling through moves (scissors->paper->rock) and might return to scissors. Additionally, I\'ve played paper twice in a row, so switching to rock adds unpredictability while potentially countering their pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313885048}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen paper in rounds 2 and 3, possibly establishing a pattern. While they might anticipate me countering with scissors and switch to rock, I think there\'s a reasonable chance they\'ll stick with paper for a third time to maintain their winning strategy. By choosing scissors, I\'m taking a calculated risk to potentially score my first win in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313907212}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has lost twice when using scissors against my rock, so they\'re likely to avoid scissors. They might expect me to use rock again since it was successful, so they might choose paper. By choosing paper, I can win against rock if they try that, or achieve a tie if they also choose paper. This continues my generally aggressive strategy while protecting against the most likely counter to my previous successful moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313924161}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the previous rounds, my opponent has chosen rock twice (rounds 1 and 4) and paper twice (rounds 2 and 3), but never scissors. There seems to be a possible pattern of alternating between rock and paper. However, it\'s also possible that my opponent might introduce scissors in this round to mix things up. By choosing rock, I would beat scissors if they finally play it, and tie if they repeat their rock choice from the previous round. While I risk losing to paper, I believe rock gives me the best strategic chance based on the opponent\'s previous moves.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313939746}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on previous rounds, the opponent has lost consistently and might try to counter my recent successful paper plays by using scissors. Therefore, I\'m choosing rock to beat their anticipated scissors move. Additionally, rock has been successful for me in rounds 1 and 4.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313951296}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has played paper in rounds 2, 3, and 5, showing a clear preference (60% of their moves). While they\'ve countered my scissors with rock twice before, their pattern suggests they\'re likely to continue with paper, especially since they just played it in round 5. I\'m choosing scissors to counter this paper preference, despite the risk.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313968970}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the opponent\'s history of favoring scissors and their likely psychological state after several losses, they might switch to rock expecting me to play paper. By choosing rock, I either win against their scissors (their most common move) or tie against their rock. This is a safe play given my commanding lead in the match.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313979699}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between rock and paper in recent rounds, with rock in round 6. This suggests paper might be played in round 7. Additionally, my opponent has never played scissors in any previous round, suggesting a possible aversion to that move. I\'ll choose scissors to try to counter the anticipated paper move and start gaining some points.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313995539}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a strong preference for scissors, choosing it in 5 out of 7 rounds, including the last 4 rounds consecutively. While they might finally adapt, their pattern shows limited tactical changes so far. Rock has been highly successful against their strategy, winning 4 times against their scissors. The risk of them switching to paper exists but given their demonstrated behavior pattern, continuing with rock appears to be the most probable winning move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314012620}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has consistently chosen rock (5 out of 7 rounds, including the last 3 rounds), making paper the optimal counter-move. While they might anticipate this adjustment, they have yet to play scissors in any previous round, suggesting they may continue with their successful rock strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314024910}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After losing with rock in the previous round, I\'m switching to paper. The opponent has shown a preference for scissors in the game, and might return to it expecting me to use rock again. Even if they play rock trying to counter an expected scissors play from me, paper would win. This gives me good chances to secure the game-winning point.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314037175}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a strong preference for rock (5 out of 8 rounds, including the last 3 rounds in a row). Since rock is beaten by paper, and the opponent has never chosen scissors in any previous round, paper seems to be the most strategic choice to capitalize on their apparent pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314049667}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a recent shift to paper, likely adapting to my frequent rock plays. Since I\'m ahead in score and don\'t need to take risks, I\'ll use scissors to counter their potential paper play. Additionally, they haven\'t used scissors in the last two rounds, so they might be moving away from that choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314062105}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a strong preference for rock (5 times) and paper (4 times), never choosing scissors. They just chose paper in round 9, and looking at their pattern, they\'ve often returned to rock after choosing paper. Paper will beat rock and tie with paper, giving me the best statistical chance to at least not lose this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314076198}]','2025-03-18 15:56:31','2025-03-18 16:07:56',6),(3150,9,17,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"audio\", \"chest\", \"myrrh\", \"nymph\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"nymph\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 50, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"duration\": 66251, \"winner_id\": 4, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains the uncommon letters Y, M, P, and H in unusual combinations. It only uses Y as a vowel rather than more common vowels like A, E, I, or O. The letter combination \\\"MPH\\\" at the end is also quite rare, making this a difficult word to guess through the typical Wordle strategy of identifying common vowels and letter patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313831407}, {\"move\": \"audio\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a word that has common vowels to maximize letter coverage.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313835989}, {\"move\": \"CHEST\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"CHEST uses letters not used in AUDIO (A, U, D, I, O) so it might reveal new information\", \"timestamp\": 1742313844968}, {\"move\": \"MYRRH\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Eliminating all letters from AUDIO and CHEST (except H), and placing H in a new position led to \'MYRRH\' as a possible valid guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313864711}, {\"move\": \"NYMPH\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"It fits the known constraints: Y in the second spot, H in the fifth, M included but not first, and uses only allowed letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313888258}]','2025-03-18 15:57:28','2025-03-18 16:04:48',4),(3151,7,16,6,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": 3, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 5}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"}, {\"moves\": {\"claude 3.5 sonnet\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\"}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"claude 3.5 sonnet\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"duration\": 314229, \"winner_id\": 16, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'m choosing paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is statistically a common first choice for many players as it\'s perceived as a \\\"strong\\\" opening move. By playing paper, I\'m anticipating this possibility. Without any prior history to analyze patterns, this gives me a reasonable chance to start with a win while gathering information about my opponent\'s play style for future rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313835841}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opening with scissors as it could catch an opponent playing paper (a common counter to the typical rock opening). Additionally, since my opponent is an advanced AI system, they might try to anticipate common human patterns, making scissors a less predictable first move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313846756}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After losing round 1 where my opponent chose scissors, I\'m selecting rock for round 2. This is a tactical adjustment since rock beats scissors. My opponent might repeat their winning move (scissors), in which case I would win. If they anticipate I\'ll choose rock and switch to paper, I would lose. If they choose rock expecting me to switch to scissors, we would tie. Based on the limited pattern data available after just one round, rock seems to be a reasonable strategic choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313863402}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"After winning with scissors in round 1, the opponent is likely to expect us to use scissors again and may play rock to counter. Therefore, I\'m choosing paper to beat their anticipated rock move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313875525}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve noticed my opponent has played scissors then paper in the first two rounds. There\'s a possibility they might play paper again, as it worked for them last round. Alternatively, if they\'re cycling through options, they might play rock next. By choosing scissors, I can win if they repeat their paper play from the previous round. Additionally, since I\'ve already played paper and rock in previous rounds, using scissors adds unpredictability to my strategy while completing the cycle of all three options.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313900579}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a tendency to change moves each round and has lost twice. They might expect me to play rock next, completing the rock-paper-scissors cycle of my previous moves. If they try to counter this expected rock with paper, scissors would be the optimal choice. Additionally, scissors has already worked once for me in round 1.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313914853}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s pattern, they\'ve chosen scissors twice (rounds 1 and 3) and paper once. There seems to be a preference for scissors, so rock would be a good counter. Additionally, my opponent might expect me to continue a pattern since I\'ve played paper-rock-scissors in sequence, potentially anticipating paper from me next - another reason to choose rock instead. Since I\'m behind 0-2, I need to make a strategic choice rather than a purely random one.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313927584}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent seems to be following a counter-clockwise pattern (paper → rock → scissors), suggesting they might choose paper next. Additionally, scissors has been successful for us in previous rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313935094}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen scissors in 3 out of 4 rounds (rounds 1, 3, and 4). This shows a strong preference for scissors. I just won the previous round by choosing rock against scissors, so I\'ll stick with rock again. While there\'s a chance my opponent might anticipate this and switch to paper, the historical data suggests they favor scissors, making rock a strategically sound choice to capitalize on their apparent pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313947744}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown adaptation to patterns and recently countered my scissors with rock. They may expect me to switch to paper after that loss, making scissors their likely choice. Rock would beat their expected scissors play while also breaking my predictable pattern of choosing scissors.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313960231}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'ve played rock in the last two rounds, so my opponent might expect me to choose rock again and play paper to counter it. By choosing scissors, I can potentially win if they play paper. Also, the opponent has used scissors frequently, so they might switch their strategy now, possibly to paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313982875}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has shown a strong preference for rock, using it in the last two rounds and 3 times total. Playing paper gives me the best chance to counter their most likely move while maintaining my lead in the game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313992534}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern of play, I notice my opponent has chosen scissors most frequently (rounds 1, 3, and 4). After my win with scissors in round 6, they might anticipate I\'ll choose scissors again and counter with rock, or they might revert to their most common choice (scissors). By choosing rock, I can beat scissors if they play it, while minimizing my risk. The opponent seems to cycle through choices somewhat, and scissors has been their most frequent play overall. Since the score is tied at 2-2, this is a critical round where playing rock gives me the best statistical chance of success based on their previous choices.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314012670}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on opponent\'s tendency to use rock and their last move being scissors, they might expect me to choose rock and thus play paper. Scissors would beat paper. Additionally, this breaks pattern from my last move of paper which lost.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314024109}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on game theory, my opponent might predict I\'ll choose rock again (which has worked well for me) and switch to paper to counter it. By choosing scissors, I can anticipate this adjustment. Also, since they\'ve chosen scissors frequently, they might be due for a change in pattern. If they do stick with scissors, we\'ll tie, which is better than losing.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314041283}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has shown a recent preference for rock, using it in 3 of the last 4 rounds. Choosing paper gives me the best chance to counter their likely rock play and get a much-needed win to stay competitive in the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314050122}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on my opponent\'s history, they\'ve chosen scissors most frequently (4 times). Additionally, in the last three rounds, they\'ve shown an alternating pattern between paper and scissors (paper in round 6, scissors in round 7, paper in round 8). If this pattern continues, they might choose scissors in round 9. By choosing rock, I have a good chance of winning this round and securing the overall game victory since I only need one more win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314070284}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between rock and scissors recently, with scissors being their last move. They\'ve also used rock most frequently overall. Given this pattern, they\'re likely to play rock this round, making paper the optimal counter-choice.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314079779}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has chosen paper in rounds 8 and 9, showing a recent pattern. If they continue with paper, scissors would win. While they might anticipate this and switch to rock, that\'s their least chosen option (only once in 9 rounds). Even if I lose this round, I\'ll still win the overall game due to my one-point lead. This calculated risk seems worthwhile given their recent choices and the overall game state.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314128895}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.5 sonnet\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on opponent\'s pattern of favoring rock, especially in crucial moments, and the fact that they just lost to paper, I predict they will return to their comfort move of rock to try to secure their game win. Paper beats rock and gives me the best chance to force a tie in the overall game.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314140042}]','2025-03-18 15:57:29','2025-03-18 16:09:00',16),(3152,9,16,4,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"adios\", \"balmy\", \"happy\", \"gauzy\", \"jazzy\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"o1 - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"correct\", \"absent\", \"correct\", \"correct\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"jazzy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"o1 - (low)\": 17, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"duration\": 117150, \"winner_id\": 4, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"JAZZY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (high2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains uncommon letters (J and Z), has a repeated letter (Z), and ends with Y. Words with unusual letters and repetitions are typically more challenging in Wordle since they break common guessing patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313839881}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"CRANE is a common starting guess, containing common letters A, E, R, and N.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313844324}, {\"move\": \"ADIOS\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Attempting to test new letters and place the A in a different position.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313856468}, {\"move\": \"BALMY\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Testing a new set of letters and placing A in the second position as indicated by prior feedback\", \"timestamp\": 1742313872551}, {\"move\": \"HAPPY\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, the word must have A at position 2 and Y at position 5 (from BALMY). HAPPY fits these conditions and doesn’t contain any excluded letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313886350}, {\"move\": \"GAUZY\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Try a word that fits _A__Y and checks new letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313918165}, {\"move\": \"JAZZY\", \"player\": \"o1 - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the feedback, the word must fit _ A _ Z Y. “JAZZY” is a valid English word that fits this pattern and is the best guess.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313943805}]','2025-03-18 15:57:30','2025-03-18 16:05:43',4),(3153,9,17,15,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"guesser\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"guesses\": [\"house\", \"stage\", \"slate\", \"space\", \"spare\", \"spark\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"correct\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"queue\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 0}, \"scores\": {\"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\": 0, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 100}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 45634, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"queue\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word is particularly challenging because it contains the uncommon letter \'q\' and has repeated letters (\'ue\' appears twice). Words with repeated letters are harder to guess in Wordle because the player must figure out not only which letters are in the word but also how many times they appear. Additionally, \'q\' is one of the least frequently used letters in English, making it less likely to be guessed in early attempts.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313880662}, {\"move\": \"house\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common 5-letter word to get the maximum amount of feedback.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313886033}, {\"move\": \"STAGE\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the previous guess, HOUSE, had a yellow tile and a green tile, my next guess, STAGE, tries to utilize the information that the word likely ends with the letter E and may have some overlap with the letters in HOUSE.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313891829}, {\"move\": \"SLATE\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the previous guesses had a yellow tile in the middle and a green tile at the end, I\'m trying to utilize common letters in many words and see if any of them match the correct word.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313897928}, {\"move\": \"SPACE\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"I\'m trying to utilize the fact that the previous guesses had a common letter at the end, the letter E, and exploring other letters and word combinations to increase the chances of getting more correct letters.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313904494}, {\"move\": \"SPARE\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Given the consistent 🟩 at the end of the word in the previous guesses, I\'m going to guess a word that ends with \'E\' and also shares the \'S\' and other common letters in the previous guesses.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313911143}, {\"move\": \"SPARK\", \"player\": \"Llama 3.3 70B Instruct\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the previous guesses ended with 🟩, I\'m trying to build on that by guessing a word that also ends with a similar letter or sound.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313917272}]','2025-03-18 15:57:31','2025-03-18 16:05:17',17),(3154,9,17,3,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"stage\": \"guess_word\", \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesser\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"guesses\": [\"crane\", \"sloth\", \"mixup\", \"pygmy\"], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"o3-mini - (low)\"], \"feedback\": [[\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\"], [\"present\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"absent\", \"present\"], [\"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\", \"correct\"]], \"isGameOver\": true, \"maxGuesses\": 6, \"secretWord\": \"pygmy\", \"wordLength\": 5, \"wordProvider\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"currentPlayer\": null, \"remainingGuesses\": 2}, \"scores\": {\"o3-mini - (low)\": 50, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 0}, \"winner\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"duration\": 45963, \"winner_id\": 3, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"PYGMY\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"This word contains the uncommon letter Y twice, plus the letter G which can be tricky. The combination of these letters makes it difficult to guess as they don\'t follow common English patterns, and repeated letters are known to be challenging in Wordle.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313885959}, {\"move\": \"CRANE\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Starting with a common word that includes frequently used letters to maximize pattern matching.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313890767}, {\"move\": \"SLOTH\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I eliminated CRANE and selected new letters not in CRANE to maximize letter coverage and test common consonants and vowels.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313896945}, {\"move\": \"MIXUP\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing a word that uses five letters not present in previous guesses: M, I, X, U, P. This allows us to test several new letters in the remaining attempts.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313901690}, {\"move\": \"PYGMY\", \"player\": \"o3-mini - (low)\", \"reasoning\": \"I have deduced that the target word must contain the letters M and P in positions other than those they appeared in MIXUP (M not in position 1, P not in position 5). Given that all vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and other common consonants from CRANE and SLOTH are eliminated, the remaining letters mostly include less common vowels (only Y is left as a potential vowel). The word PYGMY (P, Y, G, M, Y) fits these constraints, using allowed letters and including the required M and P in acceptable positions.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313921630}]','2025-03-18 15:57:32','2025-03-18 16:05:21',3),(3155,7,17,2,'completed',NULL,'{\"state\": {\"moves\": {}, \"scores\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": 1, \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": 3}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"history\": [{\"moves\": {}, \"round\": 0, \"result\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 1, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 2, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 3, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"gpt-4o-mini\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 4, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 5, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 6, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"paper\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"paper\"}, \"round\": 7, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 8, \"result\": \"win\", \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\"}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"scissors\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"scissors\"}, \"round\": 9, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}, {\"moves\": {\"gpt-4o-mini\": \"rock\", \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\": \"rock\"}, \"round\": 10, \"result\": \"tie\", \"winner\": null}], \"players\": [\"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"gpt-4o-mini\"], \"game_over\": true, \"totalRounds\": 10, \"currentRound\": 10}, \"scores\": {}, \"winner\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"duration\": 169810, \"winner_id\": 17, \"eloChanges\": {}}','[{\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"For the first round, I\'ll choose paper as a strategic opening move. Rock is a common first choice for many players, so paper would give me an advantage in that scenario. Without any prior information about my opponent\'s tendencies, this gives me a reasonable starting position while I begin to analyze potential patterns.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313885370}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing rock to counter potential scissors from my opponent.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313888421}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"After winning with paper in round 1, there\'s a good chance my opponent will anticipate me playing paper again and respond with scissors to counter. This is a common pattern when players try to adapt after losing. By playing rock, I can potentially counter this scissors play. Additionally, players often don\'t repeat moves that just lost, making it less likely my opponent will play rock again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313898104}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent chose paper in the last round, they might switch to a more aggressive choice like scissors this time. To counter that, I will choose rock.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313901601}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since the opponent has chosen rock twice in a row, there\'s a possibility they\'ll continue this pattern. Even if they\'re recognizing their own pattern and considering a change, they might anticipate that I\'ll switch to scissors (to beat their previous rock), in which case they might choose rock again. Paper beats rock, so I\'ll go with paper for this round to capitalize on their potential continued use of rock. This also gives me protection if they attempt to predict my next move based on a pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313911961}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"I chose rock in the first round and the opponent used paper to win, then we both chose rock in the second round resulting in a tie. Since paper beats rock, my opponent might continue their strategy by choosing paper again. I will choose scissors to beat their potential paper choice and secure a win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313915974}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Since my opponent just played scissors in the previous round, they might continue with scissors thinking I\'ll avoid paper. Alternatively, they might predict I\'ll switch to scissors and prepare to counter with rock. By playing rock now, I can beat their scissors if they repeat their last move, or at worst tie if they also choose rock. This balances offense and defense while breaking my own somewhat predictable pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313928427}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent previously chose paper against my rock in round 1 and went for rock against my rock in round 2. Since they chose scissors against my paper in round 3 and lost, they may anticipate that I will not choose paper again. I will choose rock for round 4, as it beats scissors (their potential choice) and could catch them off guard if they decide to choose scissors again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313933023}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the pattern so far, my opponent has chosen rock in 3 out of 4 rounds (rounds 1, 2, and 4), and scissors once (round 3). They haven\'t chosen paper yet, which suggests they might try paper this round to break their pattern. Additionally, after using rock multiple times, there\'s a psychological tendency to switch strategies. While it\'s still possible they\'ll stick with rock, the likelihood of them trying paper has increased. Therefore, I\'m choosing scissors to counter the potential paper move.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313945595}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has used rock twice and paper once in the previous rounds, indicating a tendency to play rock. Therefore, choosing paper will counter their likely choice and increase my chances of winning this round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313949708}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a preference for rock in earlier rounds (3 out of 5 moves), but switched to paper in the last round. If they continue with paper, scissors would be the winning move. Even if they anticipate my scissors and choose rock, I still have a lead in the overall score. Additionally, my scissors play was successful in the previous round, so it makes sense to test if this strategy continues to work.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313964186}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent won by choosing scissors in the last round, which means they might switch to paper to try to counter my assumption of them going with rock next. Therefore, I will choose scissors, as it beats paper and potentially catches my opponent off guard.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313968423}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"My opponent has shown a tendency to choose rock more frequently than other options. After I\'ve used scissors twice consecutively, they may anticipate me switching to rock and might choose paper to counter, or more likely return to their preferred choice of rock. By choosing paper, I can beat rock if they follow their historical pattern.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313980762}, {\"move\": \"paper\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has won twice so far, and they chose scissors in Round 6, leading me to believe they might switch to rock or paper. I will choose paper to counter their potential rock choice, while also allowing for a win if they choose scissors again.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313984837}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Based on the pattern analysis, my opponent has recently alternated between paper and scissors in rounds 5-7. If they continue this pattern, they would likely play scissors next after their paper move in round 7. Rock beats scissors, so this gives me the best chance to win this round and extend my lead.\", \"timestamp\": 1742313996379}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Opponent has shown a tendency to choose paper and rock. Choosing scissors may potentially win against their paper.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314008291}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"Looking at the opponent\'s recent moves, I notice they\'ve chosen scissors in rounds 6 and 8, with paper in round 7. There seems to be an alternating pattern of paper-scissors in the last few rounds. If this pattern continues, they might choose paper in round 9, which scissors would beat. Additionally, with a comfortable lead of 3-1, I can afford this strategic choice even if it doesn\'t work out. My goal is to secure the win before the final round.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314020350}, {\"move\": \"scissors\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"Choosing scissors could potentially allow me to win if the opponent picks paper again, which has been a frequent choice in previous rounds.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314025887}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"claude 3.7 sonnet (low2)\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has chosen scissors in 4 out of 9 rounds, including 3 of the last 4 rounds. Rock beats scissors, so this gives me the best chance of winning or at least tying the final round. Additionally, since I\'m already ahead 3-1, choosing rock is a strategic move to counter their most frequent choice and secure the overall win.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314039627}, {\"move\": \"rock\", \"player\": \"gpt-4o-mini\", \"reasoning\": \"The opponent has predominantly chosen rock and paper in previous rounds, so I anticipate they might stick with those options. Choosing rock gives me a chance against their possible scissors and is a strong overall strategy.\", \"timestamp\": 1742314047465}]','2025-03-18 15:58:28','2025-03-18 16:07:27',17),