Paper and Scissors Go Missing as Mykal Cruz Turns $1K into $30,000

Mykal Cruz certainly hasn’t, as he managed to make $30K in profit playing the Razed Originals game, Rock Paper Scissors.

With a feeling that he’d be able to hit five wins in a row using Rock, he set the game to Auto mode with five hands, placed a $1,000 bet, and hit the Start button. After just two failed attempts, all five of his Rocks won, landing a 31.36x multiplier and ultimately resulting in a $31,360.00 win.

The celebration was slightly contradictory, though, as Mykal screamed in surprise while announcing that he’d called it. We’ll take that as a very excited “I knew it!”

To date, this is the highest payout from the game so far, beating the previous record by around $22K. It’s not the luckiest win, though – that record is held by Ret, who hit 2,007.04x with a $0.01 bet for $20.08.

Razed Casino’s Rock Paper Scissors game is a digital take on the classic hand game that most people are already familiar with. The rules are simple: rock beats scissors, scissors beat paper, and paper beats rock.

Instead of playing against another person, you face a computerised RNG opponent, with the outcome determined by the game’s random number generator.

To play, you first choose your bet amount and click “Bet”, then select either rock, paper, or scissors. If your choice beats the computer’s selection, you win and your multiplier increases. A draw leaves your multiplier unchanged, while losing a round means you lose your entire bet.

The familiar gameplay makes the game easy to understand, while the increasing multiplier adds an extra element of risk as you continue playing.