"Rock✊-paper✋-scissors✌ (Jyanken)" and "Board gamers' style of rock-paper-scissors (Gamer Jyanken)" *Gamer Jyanken in Japanese at the end of post. How do you all do "Rock✊-paper✋-scissors✌" in your countries? (though I'm not sure if this is common or not over the world) In Japan, we mainly call out 'jyan ken pon' together though there would be some differences of call-out in areas. Moreover, as we say 'pon', each person holds out one's hand shaping like a rock (called guu in Japanese Janken) or scissors (called choki in Japanese one) or paper (called paa in Japanese one) at the same time. We sometimes call out 'First, shape a rock' and once hold out our hands shaping a rock in order to get a good timing before rock-paper-scissors. Then, we do rock-paper-scissors. Generally, if we simultaneously make three hand-sign patterns in rock-paper-scissors, we cannot determine a winner in it. When we cannot determine the winner, we continue to do rock-paper-scissors calling out 'aiko de syo' in Japanese. Then, we could determine the winner in the end. Recently I learned "Gamers' style of rock-paper-scissors"*¹ that Japanese board/card game players do for time saving before they start their game. It is called "Gamer Jyanken" which is a kind of slang among Japanese board/card gamers. In "Gamer Jyanken" among more than three game players, if the game players make two different hand-sign patterns; a rock or a scissor or peper, the players with the LEAST hand-sign pattern win, anyway. At this time, if only one player make the different hand-sign pattern from others' ones, the player definitely wins whatever it is. When more than two players make the same hand-sign pattern or the least two different hand-sign patterns, the regular rock-paper-scissors rule*² can be adapted for the players. *¹ Example for Gamer Jyanken ✊✊✊✊✌✊ ⇉ ✌ wins because ✌ is only one among them 　 ✊✋✊✊✌✊ ⇉ ✋ and ✌ fewer than ✊, then ✌ wins ✊✋✊✌✌✊ ⇉ ✋ is only one among them, so ✋ wins ✊✊✊✌✌✊ ⇉ Tow ✌ do the regular rock-paper-scissors *² The regular rock-paper-scissors rule guu ✊ (wins) > cyoki ✌ 　cyoki ✌ (wins) > paa ✋ 　 paa ✋ (wins) > guu ✊ Thank you for reading! Would you correct my English sentences? Thank you!! <Japanese about Gamer Jyanken> 最近、ボードゲームをする時に、時間節約の為にする『ゲーマーじゃんけん』*¹ というのを覚えました。 三人以上の『ゲーマーじゃんけん』で二つに別れたら、一番少ない手の形の人が先ず勝ちです。この時一人だけ違う手の形を出したら、それが何であってもその人が勝ちです。 多人数の中で、二人以上で手の形が別れたら、その人たちだけに普通の『じゃんけん』の勝ち負けルール*² が当てはまります。