There is no magic opening hand
Against a fair random opponent, every hand wins, loses and draws with the same probability. A fixed sequence only makes you easier to predict.
Patterns change the problem
Humans and scripted opponents may repeat after a win, switch after a loss or favor one gesture. Record several rounds before reacting. A tiny sample is not proof of a pattern.
Nate is more than the hand
The official description connects fairness to Nate's mood. That means a conventional counter may not be the whole solution. Our homepage simulator teaches general observation; it does not claim to reproduce the game's hidden logic.