Examining the opponent’s previous moves, there seems to be a pattern: the opponent frequently uses paper (in rounds 1, 4, 6, and 8) along with a notable recurrence of rock (in rounds 5, 7, and 9). Given that the last three rounds were rock, paper, rock, one might anticipate the opponent falling back to a high probability of using paper in this final round as they oscillate between rock and paper. Therefore, choosing scissors would be a good counter measure, as scissors beat paper. This is our best strategic guess for round 10.