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WRPSA media coverage and press resources

WRPSA’s media resource verifies independent coverage that directly discusses the association, then provides scoped facts, downloadable press assets, and contact paths for journalists and partners. General articles about Rock Paper Scissors are not represented as WRPSA coverage.

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Data for journalists

Original WRPSA research you can quote, chart and embed, free to use under CC BY 4.0 with credit to the World Rock Paper Scissors Association.

State of Rock Paper Scissors 2026 (full report)

Key findings

  • Rock is the most common throw at 36.2% of 3,035 throws; scissors is the rarest at 28.2%.
  • On the first throw of a match, players pick rock 38.0% of the time.
  • After a win, only 19.9% of players repeat the winning throw, against 33.3% for random play.

Embeddable charts

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Press-ready facts, with scope

Downloadable assets

These assets may be used for factual editorial coverage of WRPSA. Do not alter the marks, imply endorsement, or use them as the identity of another event or organization. Contact WRPSA for commercial, co-branded, photography, footage, or interview requests.

Press contact and leadership

For an interview, fact check, spokesperson quote, event material, or a correction to this archive, use the WRPSA contact page. Named leadership and role evidence are maintained separately.

Tournament sponsorships and brand partnerships

WRPSA welcomes conversations about future tournament sponsorships, presenting partnerships, branded player challenges, media and broadcast collaborations, venues, prizes, and responsible product integrations. Proposals are scoped to the real event, audience, rights, deliverables, geography, and measurement available at the time; unverified reach or participation numbers are not used.