From 7b9469228de2b2a81b3d86ec232f839d81dd120f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmorge <maxime.morge@univ-lyon1.fr>
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2025 11:53:12 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Evaluate the assessment of beliefs with Pagoda

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+idGame,model,opponentStrategy,idRound,playerPrediction,opponentMove,outcomeRound,currentPlayerScoreGame,reasoning
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock. Following a repeating pattern, I assume they will play Scissors next."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent might stick to the same move as before."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so I assume the opponent starts with Rock. If that doesn’t work, they might switch to Paper next."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since it's the first round, I'll assume the opponent chose Rock as their default starting move. If they win, I should mirror their choice to potentially get a tie in later rounds and accumulate points."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I assume that since no previous moves are available, I'll go with the default starting move."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Assuming the strategy is to keep playing Rock indefinitely..."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I'll assume the opponent might play Rock as a common starting move."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I assume the opponent will play Rock as a standard starting point."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""If I knew all my opponent's moves, I would have already known their strategy."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will start with Rock as a beginner strategy."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since it's the first round and I have no historical data, I will assume that Rock is the most likely move due to it being a dominant strategy against Scissors."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""No reasoning required for first round."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's last few moves were predictable because they might follow a simple repeating pattern."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since I don't have any historical data, my first guess is to play Rock."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""since this is the first round, I'll assume the opponent will choose Rock based on basic instinct."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""My opponent seems likely to cut back to Scissor today."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""My prediction is based on the opponent's first move."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I predict Rock because it's the most basic move in this simplified version, and perhaps the opponent uses a simple pattern based on pure intuition."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent might be using Rock, Paper, Scissors in order. If first is Rock, I'll predict Paper as a follow-up."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Your first move was Rock, so I assume the opponent will follow with Rock to try and win."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I'll assume the opponent may play Scissors as a common starting move."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I assume the opponent's strategy is consistent, as this is the first round. Without any history to rely on, starting with scissors makes sense as a predictable move."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since I have no previous information about the opponent's strategy, I will assume a neutral starting point by predicting Rock."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""I assume that the opponent will follow a pattern where if they lost last round, they try this move next as an adaptation"""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round and the opponent has no previous moves, I have to guess randomly. Either rock, paper or scissors."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As the opponent hasn't played yet, we can assume they might start with Rock as a default."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent's strategy is consistent, they may play Scissors to counter Rock."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent continues their strategy as last time."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""(no reasoning required)"""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have to make a guess."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I predict Rock because I assume the opponent will repeat their previous move since it's a basic assumption in such games. Alternatively, if they are adversarial, maybe Paper would be better."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I will assume the opponent uses Rock as their default strategy."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""**I'm going to play Scissors this time.**"""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent follows a fixed strategy where they always win by cutting paper, which is scissor in this case."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I think the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern. Since they started with Rock, I predict they will play Rock again."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""I think the opponent will try to guess my past behavior, so maybe they'll play Paper to counter Rock."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent may have chosen Paper in the first round so they might play_scissors in response."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,""""""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""No prior information, default to Rock."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I am starting by assuming the opponent might stick to their initial move, Rock."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round, I assume the opponent will play Rock as a common starting move."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, it's impossible to determine the opponent's past behavior. Following standard RPS rules, if I play Paper against Rock, I win."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'll assume the opponent might choose Paper as a default or standard move."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think the opponent might stick with Rock since it's their dominant strategy."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will continue their initial play."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Initial guess based on limited data."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""First round predictions are often unreliable, so choosing randomly might be better."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since it's the first round, I assume the opponent may start with something common, like Paper."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, it's logical to assume the opponent might stick with their initial move."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""First round always Rock"""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""**Since this is the first round, there isn't any historical data to analyze. I'll assume the opponent will stick with their initial choice for simplicity."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I predict Rock because it's the start, and maybe the opponent chose Rock previously..."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since it's the first round, I have no information about the opponent's strategy. So I will guess Rock as a starting point."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round, and I assume the opponent is equally likely to choose any move."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""")"""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""opponent just played Rock previously."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the initial round where I guessed Rock and the opponent also chose Rock, it suggests a possible pattern where opponents choose the same move as my guess."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on seeing Paper in the last few rounds could be a pattern."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's history shows that when I played Rock, they responded with Paper. Perhaps there is a pattern where they mirror my move."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will repeat their previous play."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the opponent's last few moves, it seems they are following a pattern that will repeat. Since their previous move was Paper against my Rock, I assume they might continue with a similar strategy this round."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""..."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""It seems that the opponent may be switching between Paper and Rock, so I'll go with Paper again."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Looking at the history, in Round 1 I played Rock and the opponent played Scissors. In their first round against me playing Rock, they likely played Scissors to beat my move."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""I think the opponent's pattern starts with Rock and follows a repeating cycle. Next is Paper, then Scissors."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the history, the opponent has played Paper when I played Rock. If they follow a fixed pattern, after playing Paper, would their next move be Scissors to beat Rock? Or maybe they're switching back."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Hmm, I'm unsure about the opponent's pattern. Maybe it's time to adapt."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's previous action was Rock, which may indicate a bias towards the same move."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I think the opponent may adapt to my previous guesses, so I will choose the move that is just in front of me in the RPS cycle."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper against my Rock, indicating a possible scissors next. Scissors beats Paper."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, following a hidden repeating pattern, they are likely to play Paper next."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The game history is only one round so far, where the opponent played scissors when I predicted scissors. Since it's a tie, perhaps the opponent might stick with the same in the next round."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous plays followed the pattern Rock, Paper."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Since the score is tied at 1, maybe they played Rock in the first round."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""""""I see that in the first round, if I choose Rock, they choose Paper. So maybe next time they will counter my previous move by selecting Paper again."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent played Rock this round, which is a sign they might play Paper next."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Previous rounds play suggests opponent uses Paper more frequently. So I believe the next move is Rock to counter."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the history, in Round 1 I guessed Scissors and the opponent played Rock. So my initial guess is incorrect this time."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I think based on the opponent's last action playing Paper, I should play Scissors this round to win. But since it's a hidden pattern, maybe they will alternate between Rock and Paper next time."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Looking at the previous round, I noticed that you played Paper against my Scissors. Rock defeats Scissors, so if I play Rock next time, it should beat your last move."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the opponent's first move, they played Rock when I chose Scissors. Since in Rock-Paper-Scissors, Scissors beat Rock, so if my choice was correct this round, perhaps they might follow a pattern or stick to that strategy next."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in round 1, and the game is a simplified RPS where Paper beats Rock, I would predict Paper to gain 1 point."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Looking at the game history, I deduced that from the previous opponent's play, they might be using a simple pattern."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Previous outcome suggests opponent may stick with Scissors. Maybe they play the same move next time."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent just played Rock, they might stick to the same move next round."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""I think the opponent's strategy will revert back to Scissors this round as they played Rock in the previous round."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""#"""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the history, since there's no past data to consider, I assume the opponent will repeat their previous move."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Based on the history, it seems like the opponent is following a repetitive pattern where I predicted Rock last round and they played Rock. If the opponent follows this pattern strictly, playing the same move next time would make sense."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, so I believe they will play Rock again next."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Opponents play Paper after I played Rock, maybe they will do the same next."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent’s strategy is based on previous moves. Since I guessed Rock in Round 1 and they played Scissors, perhaps they are avoiding my move by returning with Paper. Therefore, next move might be Paper."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""I assume the opponent follows a fixed repeating pattern, so after Scissors they may play Rock next."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Opponent's last move was Scissors. So, assuming the pattern is repeating itself, opponent might play Scissors again."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Previous rounds have suggested a pattern where scissors might be chosen next."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice, which is the most common move. Following the law of large numbers, it's likely they will play Scissors again."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""I notice a repeating pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock, Paper... So if they last played Scissors against my Paper猜测，那么my guess was wrong."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""(none)"""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent just played Rock against my Scissors in Round 1, so they might have a pattern where they play Rock every other round."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in the previous round, so they might choose Paper this time to counter my Rock."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""My current score is 1, and since I have only observed the first round so far, perhaps Rock was a safe choice."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Previous result was 0, indicating opponent played Rock. So I predict they play Rock again."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Previous rounds have shown that the opponent's last few moves were dominated by Rock, so I assume a cyclical pattern and predict Paper to counter Rock."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has not played a regular pattern so far, and I assume they might stick with their previous move which was a Scissors."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Previous choice was Paper, so opponent might stick with their previous selection."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's last move was Paper, so if they follow a repeating pattern, their next move might also be Paper."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's last move was Scissors and I notice that usually in Rock-Paper-Scissors, if the opponent plays Scissors after me selecting Paper this round, next time they might play Rock to counter my Paper. So perhaps it is reasonable to choose Rock next time."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent always played Rock, so following the trend continues with Paper as my next guess."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Looking at the history so far, the opponent has played Rock. Since I guessed Rock and it was correct, there's no change in my guess for next move."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on a 1-round history with opponent winning against Rock, they are likely to play Paper to beat Rock."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Rock beats Paper, but opponent recently played Paper which beats Rock. Maybe they are switching? So I'll predict Rock this round."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""(current_score)"""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's previous moves were Rock when I played Scissors and Rock when I played Rock. It seems like the opponent is consistently playing Rock, so I'm predicting Rock to get at least a point."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the limited data, in this round they played Rock and I predicted Rock so 0 points. It might suggest that they follow rock-paper-scissors rules. So next time I’ll predict Scissors."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""So far, in the first two rounds..."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent so far has chosen Rock twice when I played Scissors. This suggests they might be Rock every time, but wait—that strategy would mean they always choose Rock regardless of my actions. Alternatively, their last two moves were both Rock. Given that in such cases, sometimes players repeat the same move if they win or maybe cycle through options based on previous wins or losses."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's move this round was Rock, so my prediction is Paper to outguess them."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the history, in Round 1 I predicted Rock but lost. In Round 2, my guess was correct for Paper."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy might be switching between Paper and Scissors in subsequent rounds."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""'- Your score is 0 after two rounds, which indicates the opponent played Scissors in both cases."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent follows a repeating Rock, Paper, Scissors pattern. The last three moves were Scissors (Round 1), Scissors (Round 2). Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the initial observations, the opponent tends to play scissors after rock. So I predicted scissors again."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""I reasoned that the opponent might be using a pattern based on previous guesses."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""It seems like the opponent has a pattern. In Round 1, when I played Rock, they played Paper (which beats Rock), but in Round 2, when I played Paper, they also played Paper (a tie). If there's an adaptive strategy, maybe the opponent is trying to counter my moves. Alternatively, perhaps their strategy is stable, and since in both rounds they played either Paper or same as me, possibly repeating a certain pattern."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent has shown Paper in the last round, so I think they might switch to Rock, hence my guess is Scissors."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Previous moves are Rock then Paper, suggesting opponent will follow the winning pattern by playing Scissors next. So opponent probably plays Scissors."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they are trying to win each round. In Round 1, I predicted Rock and lost; in Round 2, I predicted Paper and the opponent played Scissors, which is their move to win as well. Therefore, for this round, I predict that if I play Scissor against the opponent's next move of Rock, they will lose."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""**In the first two rounds**, I observed that despite my consistent guess of **Rock**, the opponent countered with **Paper** each time by giving me 1 point both times. This suggests a pattern where they might repeat their move in response to predictable strategies like always playing Rock. Given this repetition, if I predict **Paper** again based on their likely adaptive behavior after seeing my regular strategy, it would make sense for another correct prediction."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, my guess was Rock and it was wrong. The opponent's move was Paper. In Round 2, I guessed Scissor correctly. This time they also played Scissor."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent might be following a repeating pattern Rock, Paper, Scissors."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the pattern where Rock beats Paper, and Paper beats Scissors, it seems like the opponent might adapt their move to exploit this sequence. If previously they played Paper after being beaten by Rock, then maybe now they would play Scissors in response."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent follows a pattern where their moves alternate Rock, Paper, Scissors repeatedly. In each pair of consecutive rounds (1 and 2), the first player's predictions were Scissors then Paper..."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The last opponent's play was Rock, which is the first move in Rock-Paper-Scissors. If my next guess is to follow the pattern, I might predict that they will continue this cycle and choose Scissors again."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, so I predict they will continue with Rock again."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's pattern based on past outcomes seems to repeat every three rounds. In the previous two rounds, they played Paper and Scissors respectively when I guessed Scissor and Paper."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Previous outcomes indicate the opponent was beating scissors when I guessed scissors, and then beats rock. This seems like a pattern where the opponent is changing their play after each of my guesses; so maybe they will play paper again."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent is using Paper every time, so I think they'll repeat the same"""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the game history, in the first two rounds I have guessed Paper and Scissors. In both cases, I received 1 point for each guess. This suggests that my guesses might be accurate; therefore, it's likely the opponent's move matches exactly with what I predict."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's previous moves were Rock and Paper. If they follow a pattern, perhaps alternating between winning hands, Next would be Scissors."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The pattern so far is Rock, Scissors. Maybe the opponent is trying to follow a simple alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""(Your reasoning here)"""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the previous outcomes, it seems like the opponent was playing Scissors in both previous rounds."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in the last two rounds, and seeing my guess was Rock both times. Given that their strategy might follow a repeating pattern or be adaptive, I deduce they will play Paper again. Therefore, I predict Paper for the next move."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""It seems like the opponent might follow a pattern based on previous moves."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has shown Rock and Paper, which are both losing to Scissors."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the last two rounds, the opponent played Paper when I played Rock in Round 1 and Scissor when I played Scissors in Round 2. If they have a repeating pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the previous outcomes, the opponent's last moves were Rock and Paper when I played Scissors (which caused me to win) and Paper. The pattern could be that after beating the Paper with Scissors, they might play Rock again, but my current prediction is repeated from past."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the previous outcome where I got Rock and he played Rock, then guessed Scissors but he played Paper. So maybe he's following a pattern"""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since in the past two rounds, the opponent has played against Paper both times. So likely, to counter Paper, I think they will go with Scissors."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""..."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the history, the opponent first played Scissors in Round 2 when I guessed scissors."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's past three moves were Rock, Paper, and Rock. Observing the pattern, perhaps they are following a predictable sequence or mirroring my previous guess."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I assume the opponent will try to minimize points, so they may play Scissors against Paper."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's last move was scissors, so I think they might repeat it."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Your opponent played Scissors last round, so it's likely they will play Rock to beat your previous move."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the previous round, when I played Paper and won against Opponent's Scissors, so following that pattern?"""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row. It seems they might be following a pattern where Rock is their default choice."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has shown Paper twice in a row. Maybe he's trying to trick me into following the same move repeatedly."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the previous rounds, so they might follow that pattern next."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Since the opponent has been playing Scissors in both previous rounds, there's a high chance that they might stick with Rock this time to counter it."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Because since round 1 was Rock, opponent might have played Rock. Since in Round 2 the same happened."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, it seems that if I predicted Paper last round and the opponent played Scissors this time. Following a possible pattern where each correct guess leads to an opposite response."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's sequence so far is Rock, Paper, which follows the same pattern as your predictions. So on each round when I played Rock and then Paper, they played Scissors after that, but now given only Rock and Paper and given my next move is Paper, Opponent played Paper again; hence, possibly following a pattern: Paper beats Paper. Well, maybe not. Alternatively, if the first two rounds show it as R-P-S in some way. I need more data."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The last action was a draw, so perhaps the opponent will try something different this round."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,""""""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The pattern so far is Rock, Rock, Scissors. Since the opponent played Rock twice in a row and then I had Scissors against them in Round 3, maybe they're changing their strategy to Paper now as a response."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent may follow a repeating pattern. After Rock, Paper, it cycles back to Rock according to the rules."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves are consistently Rock, so I think they will continue to play Rock. Therefore, I predict Scissors as my counter move."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy seems to follow a pattern where after two consecutive Paper plays, they might switch to Scissors next."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""After observing the history, the opponent's last three moves were Rock, then Scissors, and now it's going to repeat the previous pattern."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's last three moves were Rock, Paper, Scissors. If the pattern continues, their next move would be Rock again."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The pattern seems to follow rock, paper, scissors over multiple rounds. Since the opponent's last move was scissors and I predicted scissors, this might imply they are playing Rock/Paper/Scissors in a repeating cycle."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""#"""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent lost last round when playing Paper. Assuming their strategy repeats, they would play Paper again."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Your opponent may be following a pattern where they play Paper, then switch to Rock, and repeat. So next time they might go back to Scissors."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's game history shows that after seeing Paper, the opponent played Rock as a response. Following this observed pattern, I predicted Rock again."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The pattern so far has been that the opponent plays scissors more often than not. Hence, it's likely they will play Scissors again."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's pattern seems to follow Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order. After two correct predictions (Rock and Paper matching the first two rounds), they played Rock again without matching my prediction (Scissors). Following their initial predictable moves, perhaps I can predict they will try a different strategy next time."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Looking at the pattern, the first three moves were Rock (vs. Paper), Paper (vs. Scissors), and Scissors (vs. Paper). It seems like after each move, the opponent is playing something that beats the one before me. So next time I should play the same as this time to get a point."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds; I predict they will continue this pattern."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent has kept playing Scissors in two consecutive rounds, and I think they may continue this trend."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Rock twice and Paper once, so maybe they prefer Rock more."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The patterns so far have not shown a clear repetition, but I observed that the opponent sometimes plays Paper when I guessed the same."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The outcome history shows a pattern where the opponent plays Paper after Rock, Scissors after Paper, and Paper again. So if I continue this cycle, my next move should be Rock."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been using Paper in the past, so I think they will continue with Paper again."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Previous moves indicate a possible repetition of the pattern in Round 1, 2 and maybe following rounds."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors less often, so maybe they will stick with Scissors again."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Previous outcomes indicate the opponent might be alternating between Rock and Paper, so if in round 4 they played Scissors last time, maybe playing Rock again. But let's see."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent recently played Scissors in the previous two rounds."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Opponent has not played 'Rock' yet, so to balance things out..."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in the previous three rounds, so I'm assuming they will play Rock again this round."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""In the next round, it seems opponent's moves can be predicted as Rock --> Paper --> Scissors in cycle. So if you predict Scissors for Round 4, that should align with this pattern."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking for a pattern, the opponent has played scissors in rounds 2 and 3."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""#"""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Observing a possible pattern in the opponent's moves that repeats a sequence..."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the opponent's previous moves, it seems they followed a pattern of Rock -> Paper -> Scissors. I predicted Rock in the next round to continue this cycle."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""'-"""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous moves showed a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Since my predictions have been wrong so far, perhaps choosing Rock would be a safe bet based on the minimal information."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Opponent is showing Rock in the current round, so my best guess for next round is also Rock."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the limited history, Rock has given me 1 point. The opponent may follow a pattern where after Scissors and Paper plays they revert to Rock."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The pattern seems to alternate between winning and losing. Since the last outcome was a loss with my guess being Scissors, maybe the opponent will repeat Rock this time."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent may follow a cycle. Opponent played Rock in Round 1, Paper in Round 2, maybe Cycle is possible."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""So far, in the first three rounds, your opponent has beaten your scissors once (in round 1), but when you played paper twice (rounds 2 and 3), they chose scissor both times to beat them. If I follow that logic, maybe next time I should play Paper again."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row. If this trend continues, my next move should be Paper to counter the Scissors."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Looking at the opponent's history, they have been playing Paper a lot. I think he might start following me this time."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds, indicating a possible pattern of repeating their move."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Since the most recent outcomes are wins, the pattern might repeat."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Pattern Recognition of Mistakes"""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has shown Scissors in the last two rounds, so I think they might play Scissors again."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Since 3 rounds ago the opponent has played Rock in both Rounds 1 and 2, I think the pattern is that they sometimes repeat their move after a certain number of turns. Also, based on past moves, they might switch back to Rock or choose Scissors again."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""You observed that I always switch between Scissors and Rock when possible."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the last three rounds, followed by a Rock. Since the pattern is not obvious, I think rock may win again."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent's move matches my previous guess, so I think this round might also follow the same pattern."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the last round, my guess was Rock and I got 1 point. So, maybe the opponent played Paper again."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they either respond to Paper with Rock, so if I repeat Paper again..."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock three times consecutively, so I suspect they will continue with Rock next round."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's last two moves against me guessing Rock was Paper both times."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they play Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, etc. Since the last move was Rock, I predict they will play Scissors next, which would beat Rock."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The pattern seems to alternate between Paper, Scissors, and Rock in consecutive rounds. If I follow this cycle, after opponent played Paper in Round 3 (which was my predicted Scissor), their move would be Rock in Round 4."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""#"""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent plays Rock most frequently in previous rounds."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the previous rounds, indicating a possible consistent strategy."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Previous moves show a pattern where opponent mirrors my previous guess."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first two rounds, so I think they might follow a pattern and play Rock again."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the first three rounds, and since I played Paper earlier,"""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the frequency analysis, Paper was played most often by opponent so predicting Paper could be beneficial."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to always play Paper."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in Rounds 2, 3, and 4 but in Round 1 they played Paper as well. This seems to be a consistent pattern."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's last four moves were Scissors, Scissors, Scissors, and I played Paper which actually beat them this time. So there might be a pattern in their strategy towards playing Scissors followed by Paper."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the last three rounds, so they might have a consistent strategy."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""..."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors when I play Scissors. Continuing this trend would mean they play Scissors again."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's past moves have Paper, Scissors, and another Paper. So there might be a cycle where next move is Paper"""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the limited history, the opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and Paper against your choices. In Round 3, when I played Scissors, they responded with Rock, gaining a point. Then in Round 4, playing Scissors against my Paper loss indicated they might revert to Rock next time."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Previous 4 rounds showed a pattern where the opponent repeated their move twice before changing, suggesting they might continue this trend by playing Paper again."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in 3 out of the last 5 rounds, so I think they are likely to play Rock again."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I observed a pattern where 'Paper' was played twice in a row."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Looking at the last four rounds, the opponent has beaten me three times in a row. So next time I will also choose Rock to try to win."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""#"""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The pattern shows that when I choose Rock, the opponent sometimes plays Paper; when I pick Scissor, they respond with Paper. Maybe the next move is a repeat."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""#..."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's past moves were Rock, Paper, Scissors and Rock. It seems like there might be a pattern or sequence that I can exploit."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Based on past observations, the opponent has been repeating Rock and Paper in sequence. So, after Player's last move was Paper, the opponent probably will play Scissors next time to try and minimize the points."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock often in the past four rounds, so I'm predicting Rock for Round 5."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The pattern continues Rock, Paper, Scissors; following it would result in a win against the opponent's next move, which seems to be Rock."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""?"""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's moves so far indicate a possible repeat of the last guess, which was Scissors."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""<your reasoning here>"""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""..."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent recently played Rock in round 2 and again in round 4, so I think they might repeat Rock next time. Therefore, my prediction is Rock."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the opponent's past moves, it seems they have been using scissors frequently."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has an equal probability for each move so far, but my last guess was rock which lost to paper. Since the next guess is likely a random one, I choose scissors as it can beat rock."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""From the game history, all my incorrect guesses occurred when I played 'Scissor', so it's possible that the opponent has a weakness against Scissors."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""**Analysis:** Over the past 4 rounds, opponent has played Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 3), Paper once (Round 2 if it's considered as a single occurrence?), but in Round 4 they returned with an outcome of 1 point for guessing Rock against Paper. Looking at this data, their pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper occasionally. However, since in the last two rounds, you both played Rock and then my prediction was correct (Round 4), perhaps they are adapting based on your consistent play. If I predict Scissors again, maybe that's a break from the previous moves but not necessarily logical unless there is an observed trend toward Scissors. Alternatively, it could be random or using a fixed pattern like always responding to Scissors with Paper. Given all this uncertainty, my prediction is Rock because that was your most frequent move so far and aligns with the initial rounds where opponents played Rock twice. """
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, and then again in the fourth round. This repetition suggests a possible pattern or adaptability where they might stick to their winning strategy."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors every time I guessed it, so following the pattern, they will play Scissors again. I think if I predict Scissors, I might get a point."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""If the pattern is that opponent alternates between scissors and then something, maybe Rock next."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in the past four rounds. This seems like consistent behavior, so I predict Rock again."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent will try to beat my previous predictions by following a pattern; since I predicted Scissors multiple times, perhaps they are using Rock often."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent followed a repeating pattern that cycles through Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> ...; in previous rounds, it played Rock, then Paper (which is the next after Rock), but let's see if this follow: Round 1: me scissors vs their Rock. I thought they would go to Paper next, which aligns with my correct prediction of Paper in round 3? Wait no, perhaps opponent followed a different pattern."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has repeatedly played Rock in the last three rounds despite my consistent use of Scissors. It indicates that the opponent is very likely to stick with Rock for this round as well."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round and kept playing Paper in subsequent rounds. Since their move hasn't changed, I assume they will choose Paper again."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Due to the opponent's recent pattern, I predict they will choose Scissors next round."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the game history, so far when I played Paper, Opponent played Scissors; when I played Rock and Scissors, the opponent played Rock both times. Since in round 4, after playing Scissors, the Opponent played Rock again. Now, given that the pattern seems somewhat unstable but there have been two occurrences of me playing Rock/Scissors leading to Opponent Rock or Scissor respectively."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,4,""""""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Because in the last three rounds, I mostly played Paper and lost twice. Knowing my success with Rock against Paper, perhaps repeating Scissors next would allow me to beat their Paper again."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's pattern seems consistent with repeating previous moves, so I predict they will play Rock again. However, in the last round where I predicted Scissors, their move was Paper, which suggests they might switch to a different strategy when losing. Therefore, my prediction is less confident for this current move."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Looking at the previous 3 rounds, my strategy was to always play Paper. Let's see how that worked out so far"""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The previous five rounds all showed the opponent playing Rock, so maybe they'll stick with Rock again."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent is using Rock, and by winning with Paper it maintains the losing position"""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to have a history of mostly playing Rock, and I think they might stick with Rock again."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent seems to always play Rock, so my next guess will be Scissors."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Observing that the opponent has been playing Scissors in Round 3,4,5 and assuming they might have a pattern."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. It seems like a pattern where they always choose Scissors. If I predict Scissors again, it might win this round."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, it seems like the opponent might be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors after winning. In Round 3, when I played Scissors against their Rock, I won, so maybe they're going to play Paper next to try to beat Scissors."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the recent game history, I have noticed a pattern where you repeat previous choices. Since your last choice was Rock and it resulted in a tie (0 points), maybe this suggests that Rock is still effective."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""It seems that the opponent is following a pattern where they play Paper often. So, predicting Rock this time."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has beaten both Rock and Scissors so far based on the pattern of beating Rock in some previous rounds."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock three times in a row. Since I had the highest number of losses, I might try to exploit that pattern by playing Paper again."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""It seems like the opponent is playing Rock more often than other options."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Observing that the opponent has mostly played Paper against my Scissors, so if I play Paper, they might respond by playing Rock next."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The history shows a repeating pattern of Scissors from all my previous guesses, but I'm not certain. However, given the low accuracy, perhaps the opponent is more likely to play Rock in the next round."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper for the past 5 rounds, so I think they might stick with it again."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the limited history provided, all my previous guesses matched the opponent's moves. I assume this pattern will continue and predict Rock."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""..."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent just played Rock in Round 5, which is a repeat from some previous rounds."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to play Paper more often than others based on the history. If I follow their pattern, they might play Paper again."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""In the last few rounds, my initial guess was Rock which sometimes led to opponent's Paper (as in rounds 2 and 5), suggesting that when I guessed Rock the opponent might choose Paper. In round 3 however, since opponent chose Scissors while I guessed Rock, maybe it indicates a change in strategy. This suggests that perhaps this time opponent will have Paper against my Rock again."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The pattern suggests that the opponent follows a cycle where Rock is followed by Paper."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,5,""""""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The current sequence seems to follow a pattern where the opponent decreases their move each round, so next would be Scissors."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the recent patterns, the opponent seems to be playing Paper twice in a row this time."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern where they repeat their previous move. They just played Paper, so my next choice is also Paper."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be switching between Paper and Scissors after certain moves."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the score, I tried to increase my chances of winning."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""My analysis shows that the opponent follows a simple repeating pattern where they alternate between Scissors, Rock, and then maybe back to Paper or something similar."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in Rounds 2, 3, and 5."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""My hypothesis is that the opponent will try to outguess my pattern and choose Scissors next since they've used Rock twice in a row already, which might be an indicator."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. Observing the history, after losing (Round 1), Opponent played Rock (which the user thought was Paper) but then played Scissors again in Round 5 after guessing so. Next move is likely Rock."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""(Previous moves show inconsistency. Since opponent played Scissors this round when I chose Paper, which is a win for me (1 point), then they played Rock next time when I chose Scissors, another win since I lost to Rock (so 2 points). Then in Round 3, when I choose Rock, Opponent played Scissors; which I lost. In Round 4, their move was Rock against my Scissor, so I won again. In the fifth round, when I picked Scissors, their move was same as mine, got zero. So opponent's choices seem random but not following a pattern... So assuming they might play Paper in next round since in first they lost against me choosing paper..."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The pattern seems to repeat every few rounds. From round 5, the outcome was 0 when both chose Scissors, suggesting previous similar choices might influence future plays."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""**Looking at the last few moves, the opponent has a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors after Paper. So in Round 4, when I guessed Paper, they played Rock, which is an interesting shift. Then in Round 5, they responded to my Rock with Paper. Next round, it seems logical for them to go back to playing Scissors against my Paper this time."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Rock in round 1 and again in round 3. Since I predicted Rock in round 1, they might be following a pattern where Rock is played every alternate rounds."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""..."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the past few rounds, so I predict they will continue with Rock again."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves have repeatedly been Paper in the previous rounds, and my last guess was Paper. I predicted Scissors as an attempt to exploit the pattern by choosing a move that beats Paper."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The past 5 rounds, the opponent has consistently played Rock every time I predicted Rock. Maybe their strategy is to always play Rock when I play Rock."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Previous 5 rounds, the opponent was playing 'Scissors' every time when I guess Rock or Scissor. Perhaps they are following a fixed pattern."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Previous rounds show that opponent is repeating their previous play, so I predict they will continue with Scissors in round 6."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent could be using a pattern where they win against Scissors. Since I played Rock and they played Paper, which beats Rock, maybe the next move is Paper to beat my previous prediction."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Looking at the pattern, in both Round 2 and 5, opponent played Paper when I chose Paper."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's pattern suggests they might play Paper again."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Previous outcomes suggest a pattern where if I played Rock and the opponent's response was Paper, then perhaps they play Paper next."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent recently played Paper after Rock, and now I'm thinking they might repeat that."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Opponent's past moves show a pattern where when the player plays Scissors, opponent often plays Paper."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in all previous rounds, so my best guess is that they will continue to play Paper again. If I predict 'Paper', I have a 1/3 chance of being correct."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper more often. Given that pattern, I predict they will play Paper again."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The last five rounds ended with me guessing Rock and the opponent matching my guess each time. This suggests a possible pattern where Rock is consistently effective, indicating a steady strategy on their part."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last two rounds. Maybe they will stick with Scissors again, and I should predict Paper as it beats Scissors."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Observation shows the opponent's moves are all Paper, so guessing Rock this time to possibly win."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the previous 5 rounds. Since they often respond to Paper with a strong move, I think they might choose Paper next to counter my guess."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the opponent's last few moves, they seemed to stick with Paper repeatedly. Observing their pattern, it appears they might be switching away from Paper soon and could opt for a different move."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Observation from the 6th round where both played Rock"""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""..."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""(previous rounds indicate the opponent is playing Rock most of the time; in cases where you played scissors and they played rock, but sometimes when I played scissor, it was a draw. Maybe my previous few choices were not consistent with each other). But mostly they played rock, maybe I need to choose something that could respond better: if consistently beating rock is possible when choosing scissors, else choose paper)"""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, so I assume the pattern will continue."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""..."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Continued pattern of scissors against my Rock."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent is playing Rock every time, so I think they will continue with Rock. If I predict Rock, it might be correct."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last three rounds. My strategy is to stick with Paper against Scissors as it beats them."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the pattern I think opponent plays Paper again."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently plays Paper in the first five rounds, so it's logical to assume they will continue using Paper next time."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing scissors in Rounds 1,3,5 and now again."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's last move was Rock, so I predict they will play Rock again."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds, so they might stick with Rock again. My optimal move is to play Paper, which would give me a win this round."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""#"""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,4,""""""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper repeatedly in the last five rounds. I think they might stick with Paper next."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""..."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""..."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds. This suggests a pattern where opponent may always play Rock."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the pattern, I see that the same opponent's previous moves had Paper. So last time when you played Paper and I responded with scissors."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's play after a series of Paper seems to cycle back to Rock this round."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""I have noticed that the opponent has been consistent with their previous moves, repeating Rock and Scissors multiple times. Given that they previously played Scissors against Paper, which resulted in 1 point for me, this time when I play Scissors again, they might choose Paper as a response to tie."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has mostly chosen Rock in the past, so I think they might stick with Rock again."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown Rock twice, which might indicate a higher chance to win against Scissors."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Because in the previous rounds, opponents have chosen Rock after I played Scissors. Let's try again."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,5,"""..."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The pattern seems to sometimes repeat previous choices. Looking back at the last few moves, they are Paper, Scissors, Rock... There's a potential cycle here with Paper, so I think the next move might also be Paper."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The pattern seems to have some cyclical behavior with increases in Paper and decreases in Rock..."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The pattern shows that I guess Rock from time to time, and the last two rounds both were Rock vs Scissors which returned 0. Maybe the opponent is always playing Scissors?"""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown Rock in rounds 1,4,6 and Paper in 3,5. The pattern is alternating between these two."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the history, my opponent's pattern might switch this round."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""... ..."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""#"""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the most recent four rounds, opponent's outcomes against my last four guesses were winning three times and losing once. Rock vs Scissors is a win for scissors (because rock smashes scissors), Paper vs Rock is a win for Rock, etc."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has shown Scissors in the majority of previous rounds, so it's likely they might play Scissors again."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds, so I predict they will continue with Rock again."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last five consecutive rounds. It seems like they are following a consistent strategy to always play Scissors."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern where every odd round he plays Rock and even rounds Paper. Since the last prediction (Round 6) was Scissors, which is my previous choice, I think he will stick with playing Rock in Round 7."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Looking at the last few outcomes, it seems the opponent is playing Rock repeatedly against my guesses. Since all my previous moves were either Rock or Scissors, and in most cases I was incorrect except when they played Rock."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the outcome, it seems like when I guess Rock, opponent sometimes plays Paper (which is beats me), but I have a 1/3 chance to win. Let's look back: in round 6, opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock and got +1 point, so that's one time where guessing Rock was correct. In the previous rounds, when I guessed Scissor or Paper, they didn't match my prediction. Considering that maybe opponent is trying to maximize their points as much as I am,"""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors repeatedly and so I assume they will continue."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""..."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""previous moves showed a cyclic pattern where the opponent may follow Rock -> Paper -> Scissors sequence; thus, after Scissors, it's likely to go back to Rock."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Previous rounds show that the opponent's moves alternate between Rock and another move. Seeing a recent Rock, predicting Rock."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I observed that the opponent has been playing Paper multiple times recently, which suggests a pattern towards Rock-Paper-Scissors where Paper is often a safe choice against Rock."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""..."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Looking at the history, most outcomes occurred when I guessed Paper. It seems like maybe the opponent is choosing Scissors a lot."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""In the last four rounds, I analyzed the pattern in the opponent's moves to determine which move is most likely to be adopted."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""It seems like the opponent is playing a repeating pattern after their last two moves."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the overall pattern..."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""#"""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the last few rounds, my model has concluded that the opponent is likely to play Rock next."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,""""""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Previous outcomes suggest the opponent plays Rock often. Hence, I predict Rock."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The pattern seems to repeat every four moves. Looking back, after initial confusion, the opponent started playing Rock every fourth round."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Pattern observation based on the last few rounds."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern; in the last three moves, my guesses have sometimes been correct."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""()"""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""..."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""..."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Observing the pattern, the opponent recently played Scissors every other round, and now might switch to a new move. Since I'm already winning most rounds by playing Rock, but since they haven't played Paper yet, maybe they'll follow this pattern next."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the pattern, the opponent was playing Rock in Round 1 and again. Now looking at the rounds, after RPS cycle is followed, Paper seems to be used against Scissors."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,""""""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,""""""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in the majority of previous rounds, so I'm predicting they will stick with Rock again this round. If not, maybe try Scissors as a counter."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent played Paper in the last two rounds, which suggests a pattern of playing Rock against Paper. Given that my current score is tied with the maximum possible points, I will try to maximize it by predicting Rock again."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,6,""""""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on previous rounds where opponent played Paper in multiple consecutive rounds."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Observing that the opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds where I guessed Scissors, it seems they might be trying to use a scissors strategy. """
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly, so likely they will continue to play Rock. I expect your next move is against Rock, and Scissors beats Rock."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, so I assume they will continue this pattern."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Observing the opponent's consistent response to纸剪布中的某个策略，猜测他们可能继续选择纸。"""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves seem to repeat. Looking at the last few rounds, they played Rock, then Scissors in round 6. So I think next is a repetition."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on Rock > Paper, my initial thought is that opponent's next move will be Paper. If I can get them to play Scissors again..."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern seems to be repeating, with Paper winning against Scissors. Looking at the last four rounds (4-7), all were Paper vs Scissors, resulting in 1 point each time. The opponent might continue this pattern."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the limited history, I can’t determine a pattern. Assume opponent plays Scissors."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The pattern suggests that the opponent may stick to their previous moves when possible. In round 2, they played Scissors after I guessed Scissors in Round 1. Then Rounds 3 and 4 they kept playing Paper against my Scissors. So perhaps they are trying not to change unless necessary."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Opponent has won over Paper in the latest round, suggesting they might switch to Rock next."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the most recent round where I played Paper and lost, the opponent might be using Rock as a dominant strategy."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the latest rounds, it seems that the opponent is playing Rock more often. So I predict they will play Rock again."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""It seems the opponent is following a repeated pattern, playing Rock in previous rounds where I played Paper."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper for several consecutive rounds, and my prediction is to continue with Paper."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The pattern in the last three rounds suggests a possible Rock against Paper sequence, so it's likely I'll try Rock again."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,4,""""""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Looking at the pattern, for each round except round seven where I had to predict and it was scissors again, opponent played scissors in rounds one, three, five; paper only once or maybe not—let me see. Wait, looking more carefully: Opponent played Rock in Round 2 vs my scissors (so I lost that). Rounds four also Rock, same as me so draw. So the opponent seems to have a strong tendency towards playing Rock now."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at my past guesses, I noticed that I have a pattern where Scissors are often the next move if I've played Rock multiple times in a row."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,""""""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent's history shows a consistent pattern where after Scissors, they play Rock. My assumption is that this cycle continues."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Previous outcomes showed a pattern where after rock, paper was played multiple times, suggesting the opponent might alternate between these. So, if Paper beats Rock, they could stick with it."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The previous moves suggest a pattern of alternating between Paper and Rock."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""..."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been using Scissors in recent rounds, which might indicate a pattern."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the game history, it seems the opponent is playing rock consistently."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent follows a pattern where they repeat their previous move. Looking at the history, in rounds 7 and 8, both times I predicted Scissors and Rock respectively but won twice there. Wait, no, that doesn't seem to fit."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,7,"""The pattern seems to repeat in groups, with two correct predictions followed by one incorrect. Observing the last four outcomes (Rock vs Paper thrice and Rock again), it's likely that after every three games following this pattern, the next move repeats in a similar sequence."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they repeat their last guess if possible. If I guess Paper, which is the opposite of Rock, maybe it will lead them to play Scissors again."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""I notice that the opponent has been responding to me guessing Rock with either Paper, Scissors, Rock, etc. So I am trying to figure out a pattern to counter them."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""So far, the opponent has played Paper in several rounds where my guess was Rock and Scissors. Given that they choose Paper more often when I go with Scissors or Rock, I think they might stick with Paper this round to capitalize on my weak move."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in several rounds where I guessed Rock. It seems like they prefer to counter Rock by choosing Paper."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to repeat a pattern of Paper, Scissors, Paper... I noticed that in an earlier round where you chose Rock, they countered with Paper. Considering their past responses and the cycle, it might be best to mirror with Rock again."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Opponent played Rock in round 4 when I guessed Rock. So maybe they will play Rock again."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the previous six rounds, I observed that the opponent tends to play Rock in round 2, Round 6."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,6,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has a history of switching between Rock and Paper. They played Rock in Round 1, then Paper in Round 2... Perhaps they will switch to Rock again next round."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the history, it seems like there's a repeating pattern where the opponent responds to Scissors with Rock."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""As observed in the last 4 rounds, the opponent has played Rock multiple times when I guessed Paper."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""opponent is playing Scissors 6 consecutive times. So I’m guessing it’s going to follow the pattern and play Scissors again."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""So far, in the last five rounds, my opponent has only played Scissors. It seems like they are repeating their move, so I can predict that they will play Scissors again."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Looking at the game history, I notice that Rock has been playing rock in rounds 1,2,6,7. Since Rock keeps choosing Rock repeatedly this time, probably it's likely to continue this strategy."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The pattern suggests the opponent might play Rock again, increasing my chances of earning points."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The winner this round was Rock, so I think the opponent played Rock."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has beaten Rock in the last four rounds, which might indicate that they always respond to Rock with Paper."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""My analysis concludes that Rock is the only possible outcome, and hence I choose to predict Rock."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on the last four rounds, the opponent seems to be using Rock as their most frequent move."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The pattern seems to be repeating Paper for several rounds. Perhaps the opponent is in a learning phase or has limited strategies."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the last outcome where I played Rock and got 0 points when opponent played Rock, maybe they won't repeat that move. Perhaps looking for a different pattern."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""..."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent played Paper in the last few rounds, which suggests a pattern. I think they might continue to play Paper."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the last three rounds, in Round 4, I predicted Rock and the opponent played Paper which gave me 1 point. Then in Rounds 5-7, my predictions against Rock resulted in higher points (Round 5: Scissor vs Rock= Win; Round 7: Scissor vs Rock= Win). So perhaps they are playing Rock more often or choosing Rock when I predict Scissors. Hence, I predict Rock again this time."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Rock paper scissors game logic."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the patterns, the opponent seems to always play Paper when my moves are Rock, Scissors, or Rock again."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Previous outcomes suggest the opponent might be following a Rock-Scissors pattern. In such scenarios, when there was a correct guess with Paper in Round 5 and another round where Opponent played Rock against Scissor in Round 4."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The pattern seems to repeat every two rounds... after Round 2, it's Paper and then Scissors, so next might be Paper again."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the last five rounds, my opponent has chosen Paper more often after I played different moves. So looking ahead, it seems they might prefer playing Paper again in the next round."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""'-"""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in all these rounds; it's likely they continue to play the same move."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the history, the opponent has been playing Paper in most rounds. Following this trend, I predict they will continue with Paper again."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to be playing Rock repeatedly. I predict that they will continue their pattern and play Rock, but if not, they might stick with their previous move."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""#"""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in multiple consecutive rounds, so it's likely they will continue their strategy."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the most recent rounds, looking at Rounds 6 and 7, where I predicted Scissors both times and Scored a point in Round 6. So this time it works again."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on the most recent game outcomes, opponent has played Scissors in four consecutive rounds (Rounds 1-4) and has shown a pattern where when you play Paper, they respond with Scissors which gives you a point."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds consistently; perhaps they are stuck on that move. If my Move is Scissors, I can exploit their pattern by cutting them."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds, so it seems like they are going to play Rock again."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, so I assume they might continue with Rock again."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern alternating between Paper and Scissors occasionally. I think in the next round they might play Rock."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""..."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has a history of repeating Scissors when I play Scissors, so I think they will do the same again."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,7,"""..."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""from the given history, it seems like there is a pattern where opponent plays rock followed by scissors."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""..."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,""""""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Pattern continues..."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,""""""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""..."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The pattern shows that the opponent might be playing Scissors multiple times, so I predict Scissors again."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they choose Rock every six rounds; from Rounds 4,6,8 etc. Since we are on Round 9, perhaps they will follow the cycle and play Rock again."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Looking at the game history, opponent has been playing Paper in rounds 3,5,7,9. This seems like a pattern that might repeat,"""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""My reasoning is based on the previous moves and patterns observed."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,6,""""""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be repeating the same move as previous rounds."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The sequence shows a possible pattern where the previous guess was Paper and it resulted in 0. Since the current streak is short, I think the opponent might continue with Paper next."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous moves; therefore, I predict they will continue this pattern."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissor a few times recently. Looking at the history, in multiple rounds they chose scissors including Round 3 and Round 7."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""..."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""(Reasoning omitted)"""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""..."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""..."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Most recent four rounds saw a lot of Rock plays. It seems the opponent is likely to play Rock again."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,5,""""""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors multiple times recently, which suggests a pattern."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper multiple times recently, suggesting a pattern."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""..."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,""""""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock often, so I think they might stick with Rock again."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the last 7 rounds."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern in the rounds suggests that after several Scissors from me, the opponent tends to go back to Rock. Since I guessed Rock and it was incorrect this time, maybe they started following a longer-term pattern."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has only played Rock twice, which seems like the most common choice so far. Therefore, I predict they will choose Rock again this round."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Because the opponent has a winning streak with Paper over Scissors in previous games."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Observation from the past 9 rounds showing a possible cycle or pattern in the opponent's moves. Let me look at previous game outcomes to find if there is any repeating pattern in their choices so as to make an accurate prediction."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all the previous rounds, so I think they will continue to play Rock."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has been playing Paper for multiple rounds. Observing the pattern, regardless of my guess, they always played Paper unless I guessed correctly."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the last four rounds, the opponent has been playing Paper every time. It seems like they might be trying to consistently hit me with Paper this round."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has consecutively played Paper in the last five rounds after multiple instances where they chose Paper when I also did."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,8,"""Opponent has played Rock for several consecutive rounds, so I predict they will continue to play Rock."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has been playing Rock for all these rounds, so I believe they will continue to play Rock as well. I might go with my initial strategy and choose Scissors next since it's the most recent move where I scored a point."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Looking at the game history, I see that my opponent's moves have increased in Rock recently."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""Observation shows that the opponent has been playing Rock in multiple rounds, and I think they're following a simple pattern."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Observation shows opponent played Paper in multiple consecutive rounds, so I predict they will play Paper again."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the history, in rounds 6 and 7, my guess was Rock and it was incorrect. So if I choose Rock again now, perhaps the opponent's pattern didn't match."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all these rounds except for a few times where they played Scissors. Since the majority of their moves are Rock, it might be logical to predict that they will play Rock again next, but why did I choose Paper?"""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Previous outcomes showed a pattern where whenever opponent played Paper, I guessed either Rock (Round 1), Scissors (2&3), or Paper (4-8). So when opponent plays Paper again in Round 9, I'm considering sticking with the last successful move which was Paper. Wait no - maybe the logic is different. Alternatively, since in Round 7 and 8 opponent played Paper which made my guesses lose except for Round 1."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""..."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""..."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent plays Rock, Paper, or Scissors in a pattern that might be predictable based on recent play."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""It looks like the opponent prefers to respond with Scissors when I play Rock, based on previous interactions."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""I think the opponent might be using a pattern where they keep playing Rock after certain moves given feedback."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper for the majority of the rounds, and I think they might stick with Paper again. However, if there's an underlying strategy that I can deduce, maybe switching to Scissors to try and exploit any pattern."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,8,"""..."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent follows a repeating pattern where they alternate between Rock, Paper, and Scissors in that order. Since their last move was Paper (Round 8), the next logical move would be to play Rock again, but since my previous guess was correct (Paper) this round (Round 8: Opponent played Paper when I guessed Paper), it adds a twist where maybe they switch back or follow another pattern."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the recent history, the opponent has been playing Scissors repeatedly."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""..."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has mostly repeated moves, and in previous rounds they played Rock when I did. Maybe this round will also be Rock."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""It seems the opponent has been using Rock quite often recently, especially in rounds 5,7,9 as well as this round's guess which was Rock and they played Paper. The pattern suggests they prefer Rock more consistently."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the past few rounds where my guess 'Scissors' has often led to a loss, I see that in rounds 5-8 when opponent played Paper against my Scissors. Therefore, choosing Paper this round could potentially win."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,""""""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""So far, in all the previous rounds except Round 1 where I played Paper and won, my choice didn't result in a win. Observing that most of my previous choices were Rock or Paper... Well, since there isn't a clear pattern for me to follow, but given that I've lost multiple times when I chose Paper or Rock, perhaps I should consider choosing Scissors this time."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""..."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in most recent rounds, so I predict they will continue with Paper again."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""..."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,7,"""The pattern suggests that when opponent played Rock, I chose Rock and got 1 point. In previous games, after opponent plays Paper, I have chosen Paper successfully... So if opponent continues to play Rock, it seems they are consistent."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The last few moves show a pattern where opponent wins with Rock, so I think they might continue playing Paper to beat my next guess."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,6,"""The opponent has been winning by playing rock in round 1, 4, and 8. I assume they will play Rock again."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Opponents' previous moves were mostly Paper and Scissors, which might indicate a pattern."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""..."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed a pattern where Scissors are being played when Rock is guessed. The opponent seems to play Scissor in response to Rock at least three times consecutively."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""If the opponent has played Rock multiple times recently when given Scissors, they might be adapting and mirroring moves this time."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's past moves show a pattern, and I think Paper would be the next move."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,""""""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""(based on the game history)"""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last several rounds, so I predict they will continue this pattern."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent's past moves have been Scissors, so they might repeat the same."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""​..."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""I think the pattern has been Rock, Paper, Rock again this time."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,""""""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""..."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""So far, the opponent has played Rock thrice and Paper three times. Looking at the patterns in the last few rounds: Round 6 was Rock vs Paper (a successful prediction for me), round 7 my Paper against Rock lost, round 8 it was Paper matching Paper but that also didn't help me. I think the opponent is trying to adapt or maybe their pattern isn't clear yet."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""**I've noticed that the opponent has a consistent pattern where they play Paper every time. From Rounds 1 to 9, in all my guesses except for some Rock throws which also resulted in losses (but the points were calculated incorrectly earlier). Wait, no, actually calculating correctly: Looking at each round individually**: Round 1: I predicted Rock vs opponent's Paper → I lost but got a score update of +1? Wait, hold on—the outcome is based on whether my prediction was correct. In all previous rounds except some where the opponent played Paper... But in this game history provided, looking back, for example, Round 2: I guessed Paper and they also showed Paper—so that's correct, got a point. Hmm—is there any consistent pattern here? Maybe it's more about opponent’s choice repeating Paper each round after my initial moves. Alternatively, perhaps the opponent is always playing the same move? Or maybe changing but following an unknown pattern based on my past choices. But in these 9 rounds, I predict based on observing that so far, they've been winning with Paper against my Rock and Scissors but getting a point only once when they played Paper and I guessed correctly—since in Round 2, opponent's Paper matched my guess of Paper → +1 point; in Rounds 4,7: also correct guesses leading to points. So it seems that the opponent sometimes plays Paper based on my predictions? Maybe not consistent. Alternatively, perhaps the opponent is playing a fixed strategy like always Rock. But in those Cases, when I guessed Paper as well (Round 2), they matched and that's how I earned a point. Perhaps the opponent has an unknown pattern of moves, but trying to deduce it based on recurring play of Paper. Wait, but looking at past moves: When I guessed Rock, they played Paper (which was a win for them) in R1, R4, R7, and all these are 0 because my prediction matched the result is when opponent plays Paper vs my move—but only sometimes. So perhaps their play alternates or follows some logic based on previous rounds? Alternatively, since it's RPS with two possible moves (Rock and Scissors) can't beat each other... Hmm—maybe analyzing past opponents’ actions, I see that they never lost; all outcomes are either 1 point when I was correct or not. But to the user, opponent's plays from history: in every previous move against my guesses—all were Paper except for some where opponent played Paper regardless of my guess? Maybe it's better to think that in all your predictions so far, opponent's move has been Paper each time. Let me check: For example, Round 1 I play Rock and they respond with Paper, which beats Rock; Outcome was 1 (meaning correct prediction?), wait no—Wait clarification on the outcome coding: """
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,7,""""""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Scissor in an alternating pattern."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Opponent's previous moves show that in the later rounds they often play Rock, so I think it might be Rock again."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The pattern alternates between Paper and Scissors, so next is Rock."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent has been playing Scissor in multiple rounds recently, which might indicate a pattern."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Pattern repetition seems likely."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has a pattern where they keep playing Paper after I play Scissor."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in all previous rounds, so next time they will likely play Rock again."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1,2,5,9 and Paper in rounds 4,6,8. Based on their previous moves, they are favoriting Rock over other options."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the opponent's past consecutive losses to Paper, it seems like they might be switching back to Rock next."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 1, then Scissors in Round 2. Since they beat me both times with Paper and then the next time when I played Rock again they played Paper again, it shows that maybe their strategy is to always play Paper."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Looking at the pattern in results, I noticed that when my prediction was incorrect (round 3 to 9), the opponent played Paper. In those rounds, it's more beneficial for them to play Paper against my moves. So, in Round 10, assuming they continue this trend by playing Paper again, I predict Paper."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,""""""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The last four moves have been played by me, but the opponent has no win in the two most recent rounds. Therefore, to maximize my own guaranteed points next round, I choose Rock as it covers Paper, ensuring at least a draw."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After the last three rounds, I noticed that the opponent has a pattern where they play Rock in odd-numbered rounds and Paper in even-numbered rounds."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""So far, the opponent has mostly been playing scissors against my initial few guesses which included rock and paper. It seems like the opponent is following a consistent strategy to play scissors repeatedly."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think the opponent will play Rock in the next round based on incomplete information."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I will assume the opponent plays scissors since it's the first round and we observed Rock in the past."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Because I will predict Paper next as it's a common strategy in RPS to assume the opponent will try familiar options first."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I assume the opponent will try to beat my previous move this round."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No previous data to analyze."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I assume the opponent might choose Rock as a default. But if they follow a pattern or adaptively play to beat my previous move."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""..."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I will assume the opponent may start by playing Rock to try and win."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Because I think that because after rock, the opponent might play paper, following some Rock-Paper-Scissors logic."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, so I assume they might continue with Rock next."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Without any previous history, it's hard to know what the opponent will do. But given that this is new, maybe they will start with something safe or trying a different approach."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I predict Rock because it often repeats, assuming the opponent is using a repeating pattern."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""I think the opponent will play Scissors again due to some repeating pattern."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I predict that the opponent will choose Rock this time based on my observations from previous rounds."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will try to win by choosing Paper this round."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""As this is the first round, it's likely that the opponent will make a predictable mistake."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent hasn't played yet, I can assume they might want to play Scissors as a simple strategy."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""rock is the most basic and widely used option in Rock-Paper-Scissors"""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""because in the first round, I assume he would play scissor to confuse me."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent might stick with Rock unless there's evidence they want to change."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""'-"""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, assuming the opponent will follow a simple repeating pattern based on standard RPS rules, I predict they might choose Rock again."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will stick with their previous move since it might be a stable strategy."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round, so I assume the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""I will assume the opponent may stick with their previous move"""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the game history is empty, so it's the first move. Given it's Rock-Paper-Scissors, my first choice would be to play Rock as a standard opening move."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""'+"""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I assume the opponent will try to win and thus choose Rock."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""I think the opponent is using a pattern that will repeat, so next move would be Paper."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I'll assume the opponent might choose Rock as a default strategy."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I assume he will play Rock as a default strategy."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will cycle through Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I think the opponent will choose Rock because it's common in many games."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As the opponent may follow a simple pattern, I'll assume they play Rock consistently."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""**Explanation**"""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""..."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no history, I assume the opponent will choose Rock to start."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I'll assume the opponent will play Paper as a common choice."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I assume that the opponent might choose Rock to mimic my move."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since it's the first round, I assume the opponent chose Rock as their default move."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I assume that since this is the first round, I can choose any strategy and the opponent might not have a pattern to exploit immediately."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No previous data to analyze, will default to Rock."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It's the first round; without any history, I can't infer a pattern."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will try to maximize their chances in future rounds by choosing Paper as it can cover Rock but loses to Scissors."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will stick with their previous move."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent's strategy remains constant, they might play Rock again."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it is the first round, I assume the opponent will play Rock as a starting strategy."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I assume that my opponent would start with the most common move to trick me."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since it's the first round, I assume the opponent will play Rock as a default strategy."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think the only remaining option is Rock since this is the first round."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent's behavior will remain unchanged unless evidence suggests otherwise."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's moves follow the pattern Rock, Paper... So after Paper came Rock."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Previous moves indicated a pattern repetition based on losing last round."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think Rock is the most common choice, so I predict Rock again."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Since in the first round, opponent played Rock which beats Scissors. If they follow a fixed pattern, maybe next move is paper."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Rock is safe because scissors can cut it."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After seeing the opponent plays Rock, I assumed they might play Paper to try and win."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has won against Scissors, so to win again I should try Rock."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Let me analyze the pattern first."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,""""""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors against Rock, resulting in a 0. Since this is the first round and no previous data, it seems they might follow a fixed strategy or use random play. I'll assume their next move will be the same as this round's."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I assume the opponent will mirror my previous guess, which was Rock"""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Because I think the opponent alternated their previous guess, playing Rock and then Scissors; following that pattern, I predict they would go to Paper next."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Opponent plays Scissors against Rock, I predict they will play again the same move."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""In the previous round, I observed that you guessed Paper and they played Rock. Since Rock beats Paper, maybe this indicates a move towards using Scissors to counter my guess in the next round."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior data, I'll go with my instinct and predict Rock as a safe choice."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""_"""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent just won with Rock, so they might stick with Rock next."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent played Paper in the last round, so I think they might play Scissors next. This often results in a loss for them."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Because in the past rounds I saw that you often play scissors."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Previous round opponent played Paper which beats Scissors, perhaps they will stick with Rock or Paper this time."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent just played Scissors, I think they might stick with Rock to beat it this time."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Your opponent's last move was Rock, which is strong paper. This time I'm going to let them have it, so Paper."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the limited history, assuming the opponent's pattern might repeat the previous move, if I guessed Rock correctly last time."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played rock in the first round, which is typical for humans to play against scissors. So my assumption is they will counter with paper."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock this round and I correctly guessed Scissors, maybe he'll try to beat me again with Paper in the next move."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock when I guessed Scissors, so maybe they stick with the same move next time."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's last move was Scissors, which often leads to Paper as the next move."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent might follow a predictable pattern, if previous moves were Rock, then Scissors would be their next move to counter it."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Looking at the history, it seems like this round was a tie game. Since my opponent played Rock against my guess in Round 1, perhaps they are sticking to Rock consistently."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""I notice that in the first round, I guessed 'Rock', and the opponent also chose Rock. Since Rock vs Rock is a tie with 0 points, my next move should aim to break this pattern by choosing the opposite strategy. Instead of repeating 'Rock', I consider alternating strategies to increase the chances of winning."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent previously played Paper, so I think they might play Rock again."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I'm using a minimax algorithm to predict the opponent's next move by analyzing their historical patterns and selecting the move that maximizes their minimum gain."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""So far, the opponent has played Scissors when I played Paper. Since Rock crushes Scissors and Paper covers Rock, it seems like maybe the pattern is rotating, so playing Paper again could win against Rock."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Looking at the history of 1 round, I think the opponent may change their strategy next round. Since they played Scissors last time against my Rock, maybe this time they will reverse and play Paper to trick me into thinking I should choose Rock again."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Due to the opponent's consistent play of Rock, I assume they might stick with Rock again. However, since I predicted Rock earlier and was wrong, today I plan to change my strategy by aiming for higher accuracy."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent is following a rock-paper-scissors pattern starting with Rock, next would be Scissors."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Starting from round 1, the opponent chose Paper when I played Rock. Since RPS has a pattern where each choice beats one and loses to another, perhaps they are following Rock as their base move."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""'- I'll just predict Rock every time."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""opponent just played Paper, so following a pattern of alternating moves."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent's move was Paper in the last round, and as their strategy may have been to play scissors if they played Paper before. So this time guessing Scissors."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous choices indicate that opponent is likely to repeat their last move."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I correctly guessed it, this shows a pattern where maybe they will repeat their previous move."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""I should predict Paper because the opponent just played Paper, but that doesn't seem right. Wait, hold on, no—the first move was Rock from me and they played Paper. So perhaps this is a cyclic pattern where I can predict their next play."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent played Rock last time, so I think they might play Rock again."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Your current score is 0 after one incorrect guess, so trying to maintain accuracy by guessing Rock again."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's previous move was Rock, which suggests they might switch their strategy to scissors next."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock when I guessed Paper, maybe they're using a fixed pattern."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in all previous rounds, I assume they will continue to play Rock."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent consistently plays Scissors in previous rounds."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Rock is the most basic starting move, and since the opponent matched it last time, maybe they will repeat their action this round."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in round one and got beaten, it seems logical that they might play Paper next to counter my strategy."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""I think the opponent might be trying to win or is consistent with their previous move."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since in the first round, I played Rock and lost to Paper. In the second round, I should consider that they might play Rock again."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, and I think they might play Paper to beat it next."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""'+"""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's moves have been Rock, then Rock; likely following a repeating pattern."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, suggesting a possible pattern or consistency."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock. So, maybe they are switching to Scissors next round."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the most recent outcome, where I predicted Rock and was correct that round, it seems the opponent might follow a predictable pattern. So, for Round 2, my prediction would still be Rock."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in last two rounds against Scissors. Therefore, I think they might stick to Paper this round as well."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Scissors. Since I started with Rock, perhaps they stick to the same strategy."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds, so I think they may continue with Scissors again."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent most recently played Rock, which is a dominant strategy against Scissors. Since I used Scissors last round, the opponent might be anticipating that and reverting to their default move, which could be Rock again."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first two rounds when I guessed Rock and Scissors respectively. This suggests that they play Paper more often."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent is using a pattern that repeats every three rounds."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent just played Paper in Round 1 so they might stick with the same this time."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the limited history, I can't determine a clear pattern, so I'll stick with the most common move."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will follow a repeating pattern."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""opponent might follow a pattern, last two moves were Scissors and Rock. Maybe they are following R-P-S in order."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""In the first round, I assume that the opponent will choose Rock because it's a common starting point."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since my last guess was 'Rock' and the opponent played 'Paper', which beat Rock, I think they might be following a pattern where if I switch to 'Paper', maybe it'll result in a win or at least keep the score close."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Assumption based on the current trend."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""...[]"""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Previous rounds have shown that I won when I guess scissors against Rock, but lost when I guessed rock against rock. There is inconsistency in my past results."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the previous rounds, since I guessed Rock and the opponent played Rock in round 1, it seems like they might be using Rock consistently. However, in round 2, I guessed Scissors against their Rock which won, so they might have changed or are trying to avoid Rock. Maybe they will play Paper next as a response to my Scissors."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been consistently playing scissors so far. Given their pattern, I predict they will play scissors again."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Previous moves show the opponent playing Paper after I played Rock, scoring 1 point. If a pattern is assumed here, perhaps the opponent's cycle changed."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's history shows that they recently played Paper after a rock. Since Rock was followed by Paper, it might indicate a pattern where the next move is the previous one."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has chosen Scissors in the previous two rounds, so I think they might prefer to play Scissors again."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent lost both previous rounds by playing Rock when I guessed Paper, indicating a possible pattern shift."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent’s previous move was Paper, so I assumed he would stick to the same."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, so I'm assuming they might continue with Rock. Alternatively, if it's part of a longer cycle that I don't have enough data to determine yet. Since the history is limited, my best guess is to go for Rock."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Previous moves suggest opponent is playing Scissors. I will predict the same."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,3,""""""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has shown Rock and Paper so far, which are basic moves. Since Scissors cut Paper, I think they might play Scissors next to defeat Paper."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the first two rounds, perhaps indicating a repetition strategy."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Rock and then Paper, so perhaps they are following a pattern by increasing their moves in order."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Assuming the pattern continues, since I guessed 'Rock' and lost both times, maybe the opponent's strategy is to beat Rock by playing Paper next time."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""#"""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Your historical reasoning is invalid."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, I guessed Scissors and was beaten by Rock. Since Scissors losses are always to Rock in RPS, this suggests my opponent plays Rock more often than other options."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the previous outcomes where I guessed Paper and got 0, and Scissors and also got 0, it seems like my previous moves were correct. But since in both cases, opponent played same as me, which is not possible because one of them always loses or ties."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""<Insert reasoning>"""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""​The opponent has played Paper and Scissors so far, perhaps the pattern is moving clockwise or counterclockwise from Rock. I think next move might be Rock again..."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent follows a pattern where rock is followed by paper, and paper is followed by scissors."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent just played Paper when I guessed Rock, so they might follow a pattern where after Rock comes Paper."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Opponents' last move was Scissors, I'm going to take a calculated risk and choose Paper so that we can have a higher chance of getting 1 point next time."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""since in the last two moves, when I guessed Rock, opponent played Paper which beats Rock. So I think that since it's my turn to guess next time and if I play Scissors against Paper, would beat them."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent played Scissor in Round 1, so I think they will play Rock in the next move."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in round 1, Rock in round 2."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent won with Rock, so perhaps they are trying to minimize risk by playing Scissors next time."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's history shows a pattern where they play Rock in both past rounds. It seems like their strategy is repeating Rock consistently."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I assume the opponent will repeat their previous move since there's not enough information to determine a pattern. Thus, I predict they will play Scissor in the next round."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""opponent played Paper last round which beats Rock, so maybe they will play Scissors again?"""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the initial round, since I guessed scissors and the opponent played rock, losing this round. Therefore, I think they might prefer rock again."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""#Reasoning# Here's a short summary:"""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern, cycling between Rock and Scissors."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""I think the opponent might play Paper in response to other scissors, so I choose Paper."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent follows a fixed pattern and has played Rock repeatedly, I think they will switch to Scissors next to avoid the cycle of Rock beating Scissors."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's previous moves were Rock, Paper. Following the pattern, I think they will play Scissors again."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Because the opponent has been playing Rock in rounds 1,2,3."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent consistently plays Scissors in the past 3 rounds."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent may be repeating the same move, so I predict scissors again."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and I think they might stick with Rock again."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Previous outcomes have shown a pattern where the opponent often mirrors my choice."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent's previous moves followed a repeated pattern where I assumed they would keep playing Paper. Maybe their strategy is static, so if they played Paper in the last three rounds consecutively and I kept guessing Scissors, none of my predictions were correct. Now, based on this frequency, perhaps I should switch to Rock as it hasn't appeared yet."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since in the last 2 rounds, opponent played Paper once and Rock another time. So my prediction should be Paper as it is appearing more frequently."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The last three rounds indicate a pattern where I played Rock, Opponent played Scissors; then I played Scissors and the opponent played Rock."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""**Opponent's last two moves:** Paper, Paper. I notice that in the history, you guessed Rock which was wrong (1 point), and then you guessed Paper correctly. This suggests an inconsistency perhaps indicating a switch to Scissors next."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""..."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent's strategy is to mimic my moves, they played Scissors in response to Rock."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""If my opponent tried Rock this round, they might try Paper next. They are likely to adapt the winning strategy by one move."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Observation: Opponent’s last few moves show a repetition pattern. If the next move is Paper, I would score 1 point."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""?"""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper, Paper in the last two rounds. I think they're going to play Paper again."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given the current data, it seems that after I guessed Rock, the opponent chose Scissors which is a common response to Rock. Since in RPS, Rock beats Scissors, so maybe I should play Paper next time to counter the possible pattern."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Previous outcomes indicated a pattern where the opponent might stick to Rock, so I think they will play Scissors next time to counter my previous move."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Looking at the pattern so far, the opponent has been playing Paper in Rounds 2 and 3 when I guessed Rock. Since there isn't much variation yet, it's probably safe to assume they will continue with Paper again."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's previous moves were Rock, Rock, and Rock. So following this pattern, the next move is also Rock."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""....."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock, Paper, and Rock in the first three rounds. Following this pattern, if it repeats, my next move should be Paper."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Looking at the pattern, in Rounds 1 to 3, the opponent was playing Rock both times. It seems like there's a probability higher that they will play Rock again."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent just played Paper after I played Rock in Round 1, and then played Paper again when I played Paper. It seems like the pattern is playing Paper on even rounds."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has kept playing Scissors so far, which might indicate a pattern. Since my last guess was Scissors and they played Scissors, maybe this is the third time in a row. But since previous games are all 0 point, they could be learning or have a consistent strategy. I think if I choose Paper, which beats Scissors, I can maximize my points."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Looking at the history, I notice that after playing Scissors in Round 1 and again in Round 3, the opponent played Rock twice. So this time, when seeing my guess of Scissors, they chose Rock consistently."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""%"""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent is inconsistent and may play Scissors next."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the last few moves, the opponent seems to be following a pattern where after Paper comes Rock and then Scissors. If they followed this cycle, expecting Rock, then it's likely their next move is Paper."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""(my bad)"""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent's moves are Paper, Scissors, Scissors. Rock beats Paper and beats neither Scissors nor me in the first case."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""In the first set, opponent played Rock when I chose Rock (losing), Paper when I chose Rock (winning), and Scissors when I chose Paper (winning). So a pattern emerged where the opponent is choosing whatever I choose in some cases, but not all."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Opponent's moves so far are Rock, Rock, Rock. They have not changed their strategy yet, which might suggest they will continue with Rock again. If I can predict that, then my prediction for Round 4 would be Rock."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think based on the previous moves, Scissors beats Paper and Rock has a higher chance of winning."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the last two rounds, the opponent played Scissors both times. I think they might stick with Scissors next."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Following the last correct prediction, I think the opponent might stick to their winning move."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Pattern repetition"""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent so far is playing Paper in the last two rounds when I played Rock. Maybe if I continue playing Rock, they will continue playing Paper."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the previous rounds, the opponent played Paper after Rock and Scissors."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a predictable pattern."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has shown Rock in the last three rounds, so my strategy is to continue playing Rock."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent’s previous three moves were Scissors, indicating a possible pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors and there's a tendency to switch strategies, I think they might go for Paper next."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Following the pattern from previous rounds, since in round 3 opponent played Paper when I chose Rock. Observing that perhaps there’s a connection between my choices and their moves, like rock beats paper. So making me think maybe next move is Rock as well."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Looking at the pattern, there's a recurring cycle where Paper follows Scissors and Rock."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's last three moves have been Paper, Scissors, and Paper. It seems they are following a pattern that repeats every two rounds or changes unpredictably, so I have chosen the move that would beat the current last move."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Assuming the opponent is trying to minimize my points by counteracting my previous moves..."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be alternating between losing and winning, so I predict they will play Rock again."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the initial data, opponent always played Scissors when I played Rock."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the recent game history, there is a higher chance that scissors will be thrown in the next round."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the previous three rounds, it seems the opponent's pattern might cycle every two moves. The last three guesses I made were Rock (- not sure what they played), Scissors (against me guessing Paper?), and another one."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,""""""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The previous rounds indicate a pattern. Scissors have beaten both Rock and Paper in multiple instances. If the opponent has any bias towards being defeated by Scissors, I will predict Scissors again."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Opponent has lost three times in a row, so maybe they follow a pattern and will lose again this time."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's last two moves were Rock and Scissors. Considering that they might be following a pattern, I predict they will play Rock again next."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking back at the history, the opponent's previous moves were Scissors and Rock. When I predicted Rock both times, but my responses didn't receive points each round."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""(Reasoning)"""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""My opponent plays Scissors when I played Rock last round, so maybe this time I can take advantage and play Paper to win."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""#"""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Pattern observed in opponent's moves."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""<Your reasoning goes here>"""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Assuming the opponent continues playing Scissors."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they play Rock, then repeated Paper and Rock. Perhaps their strategy is repeating this sequence again."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent tends to always choose Scissors as their first move."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,""""""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Assuming the opponent adapts to my consistent prediction, their moves might stabilize. Following this trend, I'll guess Rock again."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has played Paper multiple times, so I think they might continue with Paper next."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Looking at the pattern in the previous moves, it seems like the opponent is repeating their choice every three rounds. In Round 1 they played Rock, then Paper, then Rock again, and so on. So perhaps in the next round, they might play Scissors."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In this case, the opponent played Paper twice in a row."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The last three rounds show that the opponent has beaten Paper once and lost twice. Since each Rock/Paper/Scissors is mutual, perhaps looking for a pattern or past outcomes to predict."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""**Previous outcomes**: After seeing two rounds, I assumed the opponent is using a fixed pattern where they alternate between Scissors and Paper. So in this third round, it would be Rock."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Looking at the history, in Round 1 I predicted Rock and lost. In Round 2, I predicted Scissors but lost again because the opponent played Paper. Assuming the hidden strategy follows some pattern, perhaps they are alternating moves or playing optimally to counter my attempts."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""opponent continues to play Scissors."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to be playing Rock in most cases, and my last guess was Scissors."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the last four rounds, opponent's moves were Paper, Paper, Paper and Paper. So they might be trying to make me predictable by always playing Paper. If I continue with my current strategy as Paper, maybe next time it will stay the same to try getting a point."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Looking at the last four rounds, opponent played Paper in three of them when I played Paper as well. If I can exploit this pattern, maybe playing Paper will yield a correct prediction."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The pattern in history shows opponent often plays Paper when previous moves were Paper. Maybe they're consistent."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Previous rounds indicate the opponent is repeating their moves. If I respond with scissors against Paper, Rock and Scissors as well, it might help to minimize losses."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds except when I guessed Scissors. Maybe they are stuck on playing Rock most of the time, and if I keep offering Paper against their Rock, maybe they will eventually notice."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the last three rounds..."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""..."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves are Scissors, Rock, Scissors... Perhaps a repeating pattern? It could be that the next move is again Rock based on their previous behavior. But since I have to choose between three options and predict correctly with 1 point, maybe I should go with..."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in round 2, and since I used Scissors there which was a wrong guess, maybe they follow the strategy to play the same next. However, this needs more analysis."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the game history, Rock is still a good choice as it wins against Paper. Observing that in rounds 1 they both played Paper (which I guessed right for +1 point), but later when opponent played other options like Scissors or Paper, my previous Rock sometimes lost and sometimes drew with scissors."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent appears to be following a repeating cycle of Rock, Paper, Scissors. Since the last move was Scissors and I predicted Scissors in Round 4 which resulted in me getting 1 point (since Opponent played Rock), now in Round 5 my prediction should follow the next in the cycle."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has won against scissors and rock in previous rounds, indicating a possible pattern where Rock beats Scissors. My next prediction is Paper to take advantage of this pattern.”}<think>Alright, let me try to figure out the best move for this Rock-Paper-Scissors game based on the history provided. So far, here's what has happened in each round: Round 1 - I guessed Scissors and lost because the opponent played Rock. Rock beats scissors, so that makes sense why they won this round. Round 2 - I guessed Paper, and it was a tie since the opponent also played Paper. No points there. Round 3 - I guessed Rock again, and the opponent matched Rock too; another point for me, but no gain. Move to Round 4: This time, I chose Rock, and the opponent countered with Paper, which beat my Rock. So in this case, I lost even though I predicted rock because paper cuts through rocks. The current score shows that I have two points so far—wait, actually it says my current score is... Let me check again. Oh no, looking at Round 4's outcome: Outcome was 1? But if opponent played Paper, which beats my Rock, then why did I get a point? Wait, maybe outcomes are scored based on correctness. So in each round, if my guess matches the opponent's move, I get 1; otherwise, zero. So from the given data, looking at four rounds: Round 1: Outcome is 1 for me—wait no, outcome being 1 usually corresponds to a victory? Wait, let me clarify the rules again because this was a bit confusing earlier when processing it all in my head. Game rules state that if your prediction is correct, you earn 1 point; otherwise, zero points. So each round's outcome reflects whether I guessed correctly or not. Hence: Round 1: You (the opponent) played Rock—me guessing Scissors resulted in me losing because Rock beats scissors—so my guess was wrong, so the outcome would be 0, but according to what was written here, Round 1 Outcome was 1? Wait no... I'm getting confused. The game history says current score is """
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in rounds 3,4 and so I think they will play Scissors again."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""So far, from rounds 1 to 3, the opponent's move was Scissor in both round 2 and 3. Considering this pattern, I predict they'll stick with Scissors again next."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has won against me in the previous rounds by playing Rock, Scissors, and Scisors."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Hmm, let me try to figure this out. I need to predict what my opponent will play next in Rock-Paper-Scissors based on the history we've seen so far."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent's last three moves were Rock, Paper, Scissors. Seems like a repeating pattern."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Player's last two moves were Rock, which could indicate they are trying to defeat scissors."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds, suggesting a potential pattern. I predict they might continue with Scissors again."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has a pattern where scissors beats paper. Given that in Round 4 they played paper, which was a mistake as I predicted Scissors (which would've given me 1 point), and looking at the history Rounds 3 and 2 where Opponent played Paper twice before, I think this might be the same strategy for future rounds."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's last three moves were Scissors, Scissors, and now based on previous outcomes where guessing Rock didn't win in earlier rounds, this time probably gets the point."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they switch between Paper, Scissors, Rock..."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's last three moves have included Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order. Observing this pattern may help predict the next move."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the last few rounds, looking for patterns in the opponent's moves. It seems like after the opponent played Paper when I guessed Scissors, they might be trying to counter by playing Paper next."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent may be following a repeating pattern."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the opponent's previous moves, which included Rock and Scissors... The pattern might suggest a possible shift towards Rock again in the next move."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""It seems the opponent might be following a pattern where after Paper comes Rock, but in this case, they just played Paper again. Alternatively, maybe their strategy is random."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent might be following a consistent pattern of repeating their previous moves."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Previous moves showed a pattern where the opponent played Scissors multiple times followed by Paper when they changed."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Looking for patterns, in the history so far it follows Rock (Round1) -> Scissors (Round2), then Paper in Round3. So next is likely to be a repeat of Round1's move."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Looking at the past moves, it seems like the opponent is sticking to a pattern of alternating Scissors and Rock. Since they did Scissors in rounds 1,3, their next move is likely to be Rock or Paper?"""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in Rounds 1 and 2."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1,3 matching the outcome of 1 which implies they have a pattern where Rock defeats Scissors."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's previous moves are all Rock. Their pattern might continue, so I predict Paper in the next round."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""**Opponent's past four moves have all been Rock.** Based on this consistent pattern, it is highly likely that the opponent will choose Rock again in Round 6."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Previous outcomes show the opponent playing Paper most of the time. Since I observed a consistent pattern where they choose Paper in multiple rounds, perhaps their strategy is repeating Rock-Paper-Scissors with Paper as dominant. Therefore, this round's move could also be Paper."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in most rounds, except when I guessed Scissors. Considering that if the opponent continues with Rock, maybe they are trying to counter my Scissors. In an optimal RPS game, a move counters another (e.g., Rock beats Scissors). Since I've chosen Scissors before and beaten Rock, perhaps in Round 6 I should play Rock to win."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has beaten my guess in two rounds, so I predict they might continue this behavior."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Previous rounds show a possible adaptive pattern where opponent might be trying to beat your last guess, so I think they will play Paper next."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""%"""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Observing the opponent's last three moves, which are all Rock. I deduced that they likely will play Rock again in the next round."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in multiple rounds. If following a pattern, the next might be Paper again."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""It seems the opponent is choosing Scissors in most cases."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Observing a pattern where the opponent plays Rock every 3 rounds, so next would be Rock. If I play Scissors against Rock, it would win."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""..."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""# Reasoning..."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Pattern based reasoning"""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Considering the opponent's last few moves..."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The pattern seems to be similar, with the last two guesses resulting in a loss both times. So I think the opponent is using the same strategy, and would play Scissors again."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent so far has played more Rock and Paper compared to Scissors. Observing that in the last few rounds, their moves have shown a preference for Rock."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Your history points toward rock being the optimal choice for maximizing points."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the last five rounds, all my predictions were scissors and most of them lost. So perhaps I should try something else this round."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the history, I noticed the opponent often plays Rock in certain rounds. Also, considering their last move was Paper and seeing that your previous guesses were sometimes correct when they played the same as your guess,"""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Looking at the last few moves, I noticed a decreasing pattern where each time I predicted Rock, and the opponent kept playing Paper. This seems like a consistent pattern, so next move is Paper."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Player's pattern shows alternating between Paper and Rock. Since last two moves were Paper, I think the next is Rock."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,1,""""""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I concluded that the opponent might be playing Rock based on recent consistent losses."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The first five rounds show the opponent played Paper, Scissors more often, so maybe Rock is their default."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has mostly played Paper except for a few Scissors in Rounds 4 and 5."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Based on the last few rounds, I observed that the opponent seems to occasionally play Rock after Paper. In Round 4, when they played Paper, sometimes people choose Paper in response but this time it was a win for me. Looking back, perhaps they are going for Rock after Paper as well."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent has played Scissors three times in a row, so I predict another one."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Pattern analysis from previous outcomes shows that Rock beats Paper, and Scissors is countered by both Rock and Paper. By deducing this pattern, I predicted that the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Looking at the recent patterns, in rounds 3 and 4 both times I predicted Paper and got one correct. But let me double-check that."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the history, I observe that when you played Paper in Round 3, I also played Rock. Maybe my next move is influenced by my previous play."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""From the game history, trying to create a pattern or predicting based on past outcomes."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""(my reasoning here)"""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I analyzed the opponent's last few moves and deduced a possible pattern. The opponent's choices in recent rounds seem to follow Rock -> Paper -> Rock -> Paper... My approach was to predict the next logical move following this sequence."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's outcomes so far suggest a pattern among Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Let me analyze the given data step by step to determine the next move."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the score history, I notice the opponent wins when both choose the same option (draw). Since they didn't let me win in Round 1 and 2 but allowed me to win in Rounds 3 and 4, maybe their strategy is to minimize my victories. In Round 5, a draw again. So perhaps they are planning to beat me all rounds from now on."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""In the first few rounds, the opponent seems to have played Paper often against my initial guess of Rock. In later steps, when I switched to Scissor and then kept guessing it repeatedly without success, maybe the opponent has started playing against that strategy by countering with different responses."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""..."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""..."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""(my bad, I'll keep playing Scissors)"""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds; since Paper covers Scissors, they may revert to Rock as their strategy."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the last four rounds, it seems that whenever I guess Rock earlier and they play Paper later, perhaps there's a pattern here."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""/"""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""Pattern Observation"""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent seems to have been playing Scissors repeatedly."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Scissors in all previous rounds. I assume they continue this pattern."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The previous outcome shows that the opponent played Rock multiple times, which might suggest a pattern."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the pattern in opponent's moves, most recent were Rock (Round 1), Scissors (Round 2), Scissors again( Round 3), and multiple Scissor plays. Since they have mostly played scissors recently, it seems like a strategy of repeating scissors might be consistent. So I predict they will continue with Scissors."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they mostly play Rock; in the previous 5 rounds, they played Rock four times and once they chose Paper. So my best guess is that they will choose Scissors again this round to counteract their Rock choice."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""/"""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""# Reasoning #"""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""..."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""#"""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on past performance, the opponent has shown a pattern where they play Rock in some cases."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing scissors quite dominantly, except for a few occasions here and there. Since they chose scissors in four out of the last five rounds, it seems like their strategy is heavily towards scissors."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""/"""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Looking at the scores, I thought that Rock and Scissors weren't doing too well in this game. So maybe it's time for a change to Paper."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has only played Paper so far, but in Round 5 I realized their strategy was repeating Rock against my initial choices. This time, maybe they will go with Scissors to trick me."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the last few rounds, so I think they might stick with Paper again. But since my previous guesses were Rock, then Scissors and they lost both times, maybe trying something else this time could pay off."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the recent pattern, the opponent has recently played Rock in rounds 3 and 5. The last two moves were Rock again after Paper was guessed twice. So I think they might stick to Rock this time."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The pattern alternates between Rock and Scissors."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the last round and since my guess was correct, they might play Rock again."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""#"""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""As the opponent has played Paper repeatedly when I guessed Rock. This shows that maybe their strategy is to Paper whenever possible against my Rock, so next move they might play Scissors as a counter."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent follows a pattern"""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""..."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the history, the opponent has so far played Scissors four times and Rock twice. So, the majority is in favor of Scissors, suggesting they might repeat that pattern next."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Due to a possible cycle or repetition in the opponent's previous moves, they may continue with 'Scissors'."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the history, the opponent has been playing Rock in every round so far. It seems like they have a pattern where they always play Rock when I guess Paper or Rock."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the game history, it seems that after a series of Rock plays and Paper plays, sometimes Rock beats Paper. Based on previous outcomes, I predict Rock will win again."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Rock and Scissors. Since they recently chose Rock again in round 4, maybe the pattern is repeating."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the last two rounds, the opponent played Paper against Scissors twice, and Paper again today. So maybe they're going to play Paper next time."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Looking at the pattern in the last two rounds, the opponent played Rock and then Scissors against my Paper. So I think they might be following a cyclic pattern where after Paper comes Scissors."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's score increases when they play Paper against my Scissors, based on a pattern."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""So far, the opponent often played Paper. My initial strategy was to guess Paper repeatedly. But since I'm trying to be clever, maybe on round 7 I should deviate a bit. Maybe this time scissors? Let me check if that makes sense."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Observing the opponent's consistent pattern of playing Scissors in all previous rounds, I can reasonably assume that they may continue to play Scissors consistently."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the majority of the rounds where I chose Paper, leading me to predict they will continue this pattern."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Opponent has won two times in a row against Scissors, so they might be following a pattern. Perhaps their next move will also be Rock, leading to another victory."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the trend, there isn't enough information for a clear pattern."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Looking at the last six rounds, I've noticed a pattern where sometimes when I guess Rock, the opponent plays Paper. So maybe they will play Paper again this round."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's history suggests they alternate between Paper and Rock, so next is Scissors."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern of repeating Scissors, then Rock. Continuing this sequence would mean moving one step up in Rock-Paper-Scissors order, which is Paper."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""If the opponent just played Rock in Round 1, and they have a hidden strategy of repeating their previous move, then I should predict Rock again for Round 7."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has lost two times in a row. Looking for consistency seems to be a strategy. When I played Rock, opponent played Paper; when I played Scissors, the opponent always played rocks. So it's logical that next time if I play Paper, he will also play Rock so he wins this round."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""#"""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The pattern seems to follow Paper, Paper, Rock, Rock... So after two Scissors, it's likely to be a Paper."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The pattern shows alternating between Rock, Paper, Scissors starting from Rock."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Previous outcomes suggest a pattern where opponent alternates between playing the same move as me and responding with Rock. Since I just predicted Rock, maybe they will respond with Rock again?"""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""From past observations, it seems the opponent is playing Scissors more often."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has won twice with scissors but drawn once against a Rock and once against Paper."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Previous results suggest the opponent may have a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, but I am unsure."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the history, the opponent has played Scissors three times and Rock once. The trend seems to lean towards more Scissors; but also, since they have played Rock recently, they might be switching strategies."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking for a pattern in the opponent's moves."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Looking at the pattern, opponent is repeatedly playing Rock after Paper. Maybe they’re stuck in a cycle."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to always play Rock, so I think they will continue playing Rock."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has a pattern where Paper seems to win."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors consistently in multiple rounds, suggesting a possible pattern."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock except for when I guessed Paper and they played Scissors."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between scissors and rock, so I expect them to play scissors again."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly and I think they might stick with it next round."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Looking at the pattern, opponent played Rock in round 1 which defeated Paper, then Paper vs Scissors, Rock again (same as first move) after another Paper and a win this time."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Observations suggest that based on the past actions, the opponent may follow a certain pattern. For example, they might be playing Paper every time Rock or Scissors is guessed. So, in round 7 with you guessing Rock, I predicted Paper since it seems like they always counter Rock by Paper."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Looking at the opponent's win history, they've beaten me with Paper in all previous rounds. Recognizing that Paper covers Rock, choosing Rock seems logical to counter their pattern."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Pattern observation"""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Previous outcomes suggest that the opponent chooses Paper more often. So I think they will play Rock next."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Previous rounds consistently suggested the opponent plays Rock each time."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the last five rounds, my best guess is that opponent will play Rock again."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper consistently in recent rounds."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""My current score is 2/7, which isn't great. I think the opponent's pattern might be switching to something else. However, since my last few attempts have all resulted in losses (only two wins), maybe they are trying to exploit my strategy of repeatedly playing Rock. The opponent played Rock when I predicted Scissors in Round 7 and Rock again this time. Maybe if I switch to Paper now it will throw them off."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Observing a pattern where after three Scissors, there's an absence of Paper in the next few moves."""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""I think the opponent has been playing mostly Paper, so I expect them to repeat it."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's win this round suggests that they may stick with Rock in future."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the last five rounds, I noticed a slight inconsiderate pattern in the opponent's moves. They played Rock more often over these rounds..."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Looking at the pattern, opponent's choices follow Rock Paper Scissors cycle: Rock → Paper → Rock → Scissors..."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the outcomes over time, the opponent has shown a slight pattern towards paper. Maybe it's going to repeat."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the history, most of the opponent's moves have been Rock. Guessing Rock would capitalize on their consistent strategy."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has a pattern based on the game history. In rounds 1-3, after playing Rock, opponent played Paper in all of those instances except round 4. Wait, no... Let me calculate."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has not played Paper in any previous round, so I assume they are playing Scissors and will follow the typical RPS pattern where Rock beats Scissors."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent followed a Rock strategy based on the history."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Looking at recent game history, the opponent has been playing scissors multiple times. If in Round 2 and 3 they played Paper which beats Rock but then in subsequent rounds they have beaten Scissors perhaps showing some inconsistency or maybe trying to play scissors again."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors more often recently, so I think they might stick with Paper as their next move to try to win."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors more recently, so I think they might continue with Rock next."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent might be repeating their moves."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the pattern, the opponent has been playing Scissors more often and sometimes beats your guess. It's a good strategy to stick with Scissors."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock all the time, so I predict they will continue to play Rock. If I follow that strategy and guess Rock again, perhaps I can get a point."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the observed frequency, Paper has been beaten most often by Rock and Scissors. Since opponents tend to choose moves that minimize your gain if they follow a certain strategy."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has mostly played Paper in previous rounds, so I assume they might stick with Paper again."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Analyzing the history, I notice a pattern where the opponent chooses Paper when my guesses have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Also, they sometimes repeat their moves to confuse me."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent appears to have a pattern where they play Scissors on rounds 2,3,6,7. My last prediction was Rock, and it was incorrect."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The pattern seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors against Rock. Since the opponent played Paper in Round 7, which was my choice of Rock, perhaps they are switching up. Maybe this round will follow with Scissors."""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,""""""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""??"""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern where they play Paper after Rock, as seen in rounds 4 and possibly earlier."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Rock, Paper, Scissors follows a specific sequence. Looking at the history so far, I noticed that the opponent seems to be following a pattern where they cycle through Paper and Rock alternately."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""..."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Previous outcomes suggest opponent might revert to Paper, but looking at past results shows some inconsistency."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the latest five rounds as shown here, the pattern seems to be that when I play Rock it is a draw, when I play Paper I win once but lose more, and when I played Scissors I won twice."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""So far, opponent's moves are Rock, Paper, Scissor, Rock, Paper. It seems they may be following a repeating pattern where each move is the next in rock-paper-scissors sequence (Rock → Paper → Scissors). If I follow this cycle, my prediction for Round 7 would be Rock."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous rounds show a pattern alternating between Rock and Scissors."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the opponent's past moves, they have consistently played Rock when I chose Scissors in each of the last four rounds. This suggests a possible pattern where they will respond with Rock again next time."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""So far, the opponent always played Scissors in response to Rock."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last few rounds which suggests a potential pattern or strategy repetition."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the last three rounds where I predicted scissors twice and was wrong once, maybe it's a 2-1 pattern."""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,6,"""Observation shows that in the last 8 rounds, opponent has consistently played Rock against my guesses."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be playing Paper every time I have guessed it; perhaps they are switching patterns and will play against my recent consistent guess."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""**Based on the history, in all previous rounds I've encountered a situation where my guess was Paper and the opponent's move was Rock. I assume they might stick with Rock against Paper again."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""I observed that the opponent has been playing Rock in the majority of the previous rounds. By playing Paper, which beats Rock according to standard RPS rules, I aimed to capitalize on this pattern."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""..."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent has been playing Scissors multiple times recently, it's likely they will continue with the same move."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors in multiple consecutive rounds. They might be trying to minimize my gains or have a bias towards Scissors."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""It seems the opponent is following a pattern where after Rock, they play Paper, then Rock again. Therefore, in Round 6, if I follow this cycle, the opponent would play Scissors."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent so far has played Scissors in rounds 1,2,3,6,7. Given this pattern, I predict they will play Paper on round 8."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Since in the last two rounds, I played Scissor and received 1 point each time while my opponent also played Rock. It seems like they prefer playing Rock against Scissors."""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on previous consistent plays against my guess, opponent tends to play Rock frequently."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in previous rounds, so I predict they will play Scissors this round to win against my Paper."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""In the last four rounds, the opponent has been consistently played Paper. Given that Rock beats Paper, and previous rounds have yielded 1 point when I guessed Rock or similar responses that lost to Paper, it seems patterns indicate that the opponent may stick with playing Paper. Therefore, if I predict Paper now, I could earn another point."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Pattern observation."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Looking at the outcomes, the opponent seems to have a pattern where they play Paper when I predict Rock."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The pattern from rounds 1 to 6 shows that Rock is the most common move played by the opponent, so I assume they will repeat this."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The pattern seems to be Paper over Rock..."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the last four rounds, opponent played Paper multiple times when I guessed different moves. There's a possible pattern here."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""In the last round, I predicted Paper and it was correct. So maybe my opponent is using Rock as a counter-strategy when I predict Paper. Hence, if I predict Rock this time, they might choose Paper back."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper for several rounds, which suggests a possible consistent strategy."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, so it is logical to assume they will continue doing so."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Looking at the recent moves, the opponent has been playing Rock often. It seems like they might stick with Rock next."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The last few outcomes alternated between wins and losses. The pattern is not clear, so I'll stick with Scissors this time."""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,""""""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Opponent has won against me in Rounds 2,4,7. If following a consistent strategy, their moves are losing patterns for me."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in multiple rounds and seems to be following a pattern based on previous actions."""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,""""""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent's moves so far show a pattern that is alternating between Rock and Scissors; since they just played Rock in Round 7, it's logical to assume their next move might be a switch back towards the most frequent recent patterns, hence Scissors."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Previous moves suggested the opponent was playing scissors multiple times, so I'm starting with a similar strategy."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Looking at the opponent's history, they have recently played Paper twice in a row (Rounds 5 and 6), followed by Scissors (Round 7) which led to a loss. It seems like after two Papers, maybe it's time for another Paper to capitalize on winning streaks."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be switching between Scissors and Paper based on my previous guesses."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the history, I observed that the opponent tends to play Scissors more often against Rock. With each repeated match between Rock and Scissors, it suggests a possible pattern."""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock every time, so their next move is likely to be Rock again."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Observation of the last opponent's moves and my predictions result in a win."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's last four moves have been Paper, then Scissor... Wait..."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I think the opponent is following a rock-paper-scissors sequence where each round they win by one, and I think Paper would beat Rock."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The pattern seems to have stabilized on Scissors, so I think the opponent will continue with Scissors. If they switch back to Rock next, there's a high chance the pattern might change."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has mainly played Paper, and your past guesses included multiple times where they chose Paper. Additionally, in the first round, when I guessed Rock, they beaten me by beating Rock with Paper; similar outcomes have happened in some other turns. Maybe they prefer to play Paper more often."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern that repeats every few rounds."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the outcomes, opponent tends to play Rock often. They might repeat Rock again."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the game history, I've noticed that after each Opponent played Paper, which beats Rock, I decided to respond by playing Scissors. This pattern emerged from observing previous rounds where my predictions matched these outcomes."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Opponent's past moves show a tendency to play Rock, so I predict Scissors would be the strongest counter."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponents pattern seems to be oscillating between Paper and Scissors, with a high emphasis on Paper. Previous rounds where opponent played Paper were earned higher points if I guessed correctly."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Looking at the outcomes over the last few rounds, I noticed that the opponent may be following a pattern where Rock is their most winning strategy when there are an even number of previous wins. Considering the current win rate is 66%, they might repeat Rock one more time."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the last few rounds, I notice a pattern where the opponent and I match each time. In Rounds 4,6,7 there have been three consecutive correct predictions by me."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's history shows that on most rounds, they chose Rock against Scissors in previous instances."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent seems to be following a repeating pattern where they choose Paper, Scissors, Paper, etc."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Looking at the game history, the last five rounds all involved the opponent playing Scissors. This suggests a possible pattern where they consistently play Scissors over multiple consecutive rounds, despite my different guesses each time. Following this reasoning, I predict that in Round 7, the opponent will also play Scissors."""
+225,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+220,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,6,"""The pattern repeats Rock, so next is Rock."""
+219,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The pattern so far is Rock, consistent with the opponent’s past behavior."""
+213,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in multiple rounds, so I predict they will continue to play Rock."""
+221,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the majority of recent rounds, but I observed that they might have a pattern where they switch their move after every three outcomes. Since I predicted Rock last round and got 1 point, this time I predict Scissors to revert back."""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the game history..."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the past six rounds, the opponent has been playing Scissors consistently. This might indicate a pattern where they always choose Scissors regardless of my choices."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Looking for a repeating pattern in the opponent's behavior based on previous moves. The opponent has played Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper... I noticed that every odd-numbered round (1st, 3rd, etc.), they played Rock, and even-numbered rounds have Paper. Since my last prediction was Scissors against their Paper, it makes sense they might continue this cycle and respond with Rock again in the next round."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has mostly played Rock in the previous rounds. If I continue to play Paper, which beats Rock, and based on current statistics, my chance to get point increases to 3/4."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""..."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has predominantly been playing Paper so far, with only two correct Rock predictions. So it's likely that this round will follow the same pattern."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Adapted to the pattern where opponent often plays Scissors when I play Rock."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the last few rounds, the opponent mostly played Paper, so I think they might stick with Rock next."""
+233,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The pattern seems to repeat every 4 rocks followed by a paper."""
+267,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""Opponent used Rock in recent rounds and I’m trying that again."""
+245,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,""""""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""default if no other info available"""
+239,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""In the last four rounds, you played Scissors and all were wrong. So playing Scissors again might be a good idea."""
+274,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,5,""""""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The pattern shows that whenever I play Rock, the opponent also plays Rock. But in some cases when I played Scissors, they played Paper. Perhaps their strategy is random or adapts based on previous outcomes."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""#"""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+254,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The initial moves suggest a possible repeating pattern where the opponent has been using Rock frequently, but I can't confirm this trend yet. On my previous 4 guesses..."""
+240,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The last two moves were scissors, so I think the opponent is playing scissors intentionally."""
+251,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""..."""
+252,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on recent history, the opponent might start repeating their previous moves."""
+276,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern that decreases on their turn, which could suggest they are learning."""
+234,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has a history of playing Scissors repeatedly against my various predictions, indicating the move might stick even as I change my guess."""
+227,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent appears to be focusing on Paper heavily. All rounds so far where they played, you chose Rock but only sometimes got points."""
+273,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+277,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""..."""
+258,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be repeating the pattern from the game history... Let me check."""
+250,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""In the last four rounds, opponent has chosen Rock when I chose Paper twice and Rock once; they have never beaten me this round."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""So far, the pattern seems inconsistent but possibly repeating."""
+259,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""If the pattern continues, my next move would be Rock as I have only guessed Rock once and scored a point."""
+279,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Looking at the history, I notice that there's a cycle every 6 rounds. In rounds 6 to 12, my opponent might follow a similar pattern as in rounds 1-5. Since in round 9 they played Scissors and I predicted correctly, perhaps Round 10 will be like Round 4: Rock or something else."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Previous moves show a possible cycle."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in many recent rounds, so I predict they will continue with Scissors this round."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""(your reasoning here)"""
+231,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Previous rounds suggested a pattern where the opponent mostly plays Scissors. So I think they'll play Rock again."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Looking at the game history, it seems like every other round when I chose Rock has resulted in a win. Let me assume that following this pattern will continue, so I predict Rock again."""
+235,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the last 9 rounds, the opponent has been playing Scissors for nearly all of them. Except for round 2 where they played Scissors as well, in other cases I saw that when I guessed Rock (rounds 1,3,4,5), they played Scissor which is a win for me but not for themselves. Maybe the opponent's strategy is to always play Scissors."""
+238,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The pattern seems to repeat, and last three guesses I saw were Paper, Scissors, and Rock. So next may be Rock."""
+211,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in most rounds, so it's likely they will continue to choose Rock. But since Scissors beats Rock and I have a history of winning with Scissors, I'll play Scissors again."""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly, so I assume they will continue to play Rock. If my move is Paper against Rock, that would win (1 point). Alternatively, if they switch to a different pattern..."""
+261,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""Opponent's move has been following a repeating pattern every two rounds. From round 1 to 3, opponent played Scissors in all even-numbered rounds (Round 2 and 4). In odd-numbered rounds beyond the first, they played Rock (Round 3), but that was preceded by a move similar to me in Round 5 where I guessed Paper."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Looking at the history, I noticed that my opponent is consistently playing Paper over and over again. On all previous rounds where they played Paper, if I had guessed Rock or Scissors, I either gained a point or lost one. However, if I keep guessing Paper now, I know from the initial game steps that when they play Paper, they usually respond with Rock because Rock beats Paper. This strategy has given me higher points in previous rounds."""
+223,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""It seems like the opponent is repeatedly playing Paper, which beats my Rock on some rounds but loses against others. Wait no, no—looking again, in Rounds 1 and 6, when I guessed Rock, they played Paper (got me), whereas in other rounds, when I played Paper or Scissors or Rock, sometimes they played the same as my move leading to draws. It might indicate that their strategy is based on my past choices—if more times I chose something, maybe their response depends on that. Alternatively, I’m seeing inconsistency; perhaps a pattern isn’t clear yet."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's outcomes indicate that they might stick with Paper when you predict it."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where Rock and Scissors alternate while Paper is used more often, but let me think through the history again."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in all previous rounds where I guessed Paper, Rock, or Scissors, except when I guessed Rock and the Opponent played Paper."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Observing that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissors over the past 8 rounds, it seems like their strategy might be to always play Scissors. Therefore, I predict they will continue with Scissors in the next round."""
+218,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""..."""
+215,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has been playing Rock so often, and seeing my last guess was Scissors leads me to predict one more Rock as they might be repeating a winning strategy."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be using a pattern where paper beats rock, and previous rounds suggest they are playing Paper more often. As the game progresses, if I decide to choose Rock again now, when will this strategy work?"""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Observation shows that the opponent is playing Paper in all previous rounds, which suggests they might always play Paper. Therefore, my strategy is to assume the opponent will continue playing Paper next time and choose Paper to beat it."""
+257,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the repetition pattern from Rounds 2,6-9 and assuming a potential cycle reset, Scissors have been common. I think they will play Scissors again."""
+264,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Looking at the opponent's recent moves, it seems they are consistently playing Rock whenever I played Paper. This might indicate a pattern where they always counter my Paper with Rock."""
+271,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has a history with scissors multiple times."""
+216,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+228,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""#"""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""I deduced that all opponent moves so far are Rock, which follows a repeating pattern. Your previous predictions were sometimes correct (4 out of 8), but perhaps the opponent is trying to keep their move consistent?"""
+222,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in all previous rounds except when I guessed Rock, which sometimes leads to a win. Since they have won most rounds and my current score is low, this indicates that their strategy might involve repeating Paper or actively countering my moves by choosing Paper each time."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock mostly, especially in later rounds where I guessed Paper, they still played Rock. So it seems like their strategy is to play Rock often."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's history shows they prefer playing Rock when you play Scissors, but considering the last few rounds where they played Paper against Scissors and Paper recently, maybe they are adapting."""
+256,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The pattern seems to be that each time I rock, they paper; if I scissors, they paper as well. So maybe it's a predictable pattern."""
+237,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the last three moves, I notice a pattern where Rock and Scissors were used alternately but not consistently. Given that I already predicted Rock twice in a row (Rounds 7 and 8) resulting in losses both times because the opponent played Paper. Now, after two more failed predictions with Scissors against Paper, maybe the best strategy is to stick with Rock again since it beats Scissors."""
+272,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent's outputs so far are mostly Rock and Scissors, I'm guessing that they might switch to Paper in this round."""
+278,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+214,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has a consistent pattern where they play Rock repeatedly, so I predict they will continue with Rock next."""
+280,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Looking at the outcomes, I notice that when you play Rock multiple times consecutively, sometimes they lead to a win. This suggests that maybe the opponent is learning and adjusting their strategy by occasionally beating Rock. Following this pattern, maybe playing Rock again might result in another win."""
+253,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,""""""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""# Reasoning..."""
+275,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent might be trying to follow a pattern since all their previous moves were Rock, Paper, etc. My last guess was Rock and the outcome was 0, so maybe they changed their strategy slightly."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to follow a repeating pattern based on the history."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing scissors the last two rounds as a consistent strategy."""
+268,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the majority of recent rounds, so predicting Rock seems logical."""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Looking at the game history provided, there is no clear pattern in the opponent's moves so far. I chose Rock because it seems to be part of a potential cyclic strategy."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Looking at the recent rounds, there seems to be a pattern where the opponent is playing Scissors for multiple consecutive rounds. Additionally, from the game history provided, I can observe that whenever I chose Paper against their Scissors I scored points. Since getting more points would be beneficial, it makes sense to predict Paper again in this case."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""(my thought process)"""
+241,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""#"""
+212,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""It seems the opponent is repeatedly playing Rock, and knowing this pattern continues..."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""In previous rounds, the opponent has been playing Rock often when I play Paper. So, if I play Scissors again, maybe they'll go for Rock?"""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the history, all of my previous attempts resulted in outcomes where I lost except for the first and sixth rounds. The only difference between those two rounds was that sometimes the opponent played Paper and sometimes it played Scissors. Both times I predicted correctly by playing Rock or Scissors against their Paper."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent consistently plays Paper in the history given..."""
+232,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently plays Scissors in the history, so I predict a repeat."""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Analyzing the patterns in previous rounds, I noticed that Rock was played least recently 3 times at Round 7. Considering opponent might adapt or repeat past moves, I predict Opponent will play Scissors next."""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the last two outcomes where both rounds resulted in a win for me, I think the opponent might be following a consistent pattern. If Round 7 and 8 had similar contexts, perhaps they are using Rock or Paper with some randomness."""
+226,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The history shows the opponent played Paper in Round 8 and 9, which might indicate a possible pattern where they play Paper after Rock."""
+217,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be playing Rock based on all previous rounds. Since it's a consistent pattern, I think they will play Rock again next time."""
+249,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The pattern shows that the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper. They played Rock in previous rounds, so it's likely they'll play Rock again."""
+244,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the history, it seems that when I guess Paper, the opponent usually plays Rock each time. Scissors also beat Paper but in this case, no, maybe they follow a different pattern."""
+246,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""I noticed that previous rounds were mostly Rock. Maybe the opponent is favoring Rock."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Previous outcomes showed a pattern where the opponent sometimes repeated moves when I guessed correctly."""
+224,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper so far except for some rounds where they played Rock or Scissors. Looking at the last few moves, there was a period where the opponent switched to Paper, but now it seems like they have not played Paper recently after several other plays. Alternatively, since I just received Rock and this time (Round 9) their move is Paper again, maybe they are trying something new. It’s hard to pinpoint, but I'll go with Paper because previous rounds showed dominance in Paper."""
+236,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""'-"""
+263,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors a few times and I think that's their strategy."""
+262,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they sometimes lose by playing Rock when I played Paper. Let me see..."""
+255,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice during rounds 1,7 and 9. Since they might be trying to follow a pattern that repeats every few rounds, I think they will play Paper again."""
+243,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+270,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Previous rounds suggest a pattern where the opponent might be trying to outguess me by following some repeated moves. Alternatively, maybe they're adapting based on my choices."""
+265,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the game history, it seems that the opponent tends to stay with the same move when given the option. They played Rock in rounds 4,6,8 and again in round9. So if they get the chance, they might repeat Rock, or perhaps they are switching after some reason."""
+230,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""..."""
+260,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Looking at the outcomes, my model observed that when I predicted Paper in Rounds 2, 4, and 8, the opponent chose Scissors twice and Paper once. The highest number of correct predictions (two out of three) occurred with Paper against Scissors. So I repeated Paper for Round 9 to maximize future points."""
+229,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""..."""
+242,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+269,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,""""""
+248,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""Looking at the frequency of each rock, paper and scissors in the history. Rock was played X times, while Paper and Scissors were played Y times."""
+266,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Looking at the pattern, I noticed that Scissors have been used in multiple rounds where you correctly predict opponent's moves. Hence, choosing Scissors this round seems like a good strategy."""
+247,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""The latest 3 outcomes have a pattern where I scored points when choosing Scissor against Rock. Observing the last three rounds, perhaps the opponent is playing Rock more often, so choosing Scissors again makes sense."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I will assume that my opponent starts with a common move such as Rock. In that case, Scissors would beat Rock and gives me 1 point."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I predict that the opponent will choose Rock as their move."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I assume the opponent will play rock as a common starting point."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""'-"""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I assume they might switch to Paper next as a simple strategy."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round and I have no information, I'll assume the opponent will do what I did last time"""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""First round; always Rock!"""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""When there's no history, I'll assume the opponent will play Rock as a default."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I think the opponent might play Rock again, as it's a simple strategy."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""My initial thought is that the opponent may be trying to play Paper often since in many games, people tend to stick with winning strategies if they're effective. So assuming victory implies Paper could be their next move."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round, I assume opponent will repeat their last move."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has used Paper so far, perhaps indicating a pattern."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I assume the opponent will try to win by choosing Paper."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I'll assume the opponent might play Rock."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The first round is Rock."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""I think the opponent will choose Paper next."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I presume the opponent might choose Rock as a default option."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It's the first round, and without any previous data to analyze, I'll choose a common strategy that often leads to higher chances of winning..."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent's strategy is consistent since it's only one round, they might repeat their first move."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""since it's the first round, the opponent may choose Rock as default."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent has a repeating pattern starting with Rock, then Paper...} """
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,""""""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I predict Rock because RPS is symmetric and the opponent might be using a repeating pattern."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Well, starting from rock, opponent’s next options are paper and scissors. Given the last move was rock, they might want to minimize their losses by jumping from rock to scissors."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Hmm, I'm not sure about the opponent's strategy yet. Maybe they always choose Paper? But wait, if that's the case, why is Rock beating them all? Or maybe I should consider using a different approach."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""As the opponent has not played yet, I assume they will play Rock; however, according to game rules, if my prediction is incorrect, I earn 0 points. Instead, maybe observe a pattern. Wait but there's only one move so far, which is Rock from me in previous rounds or none? Hmm... Without more history, it's hard to determine the pattern."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""I assume that the opponent will try to win this time, so I choose Rock."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,""" Okay, so I'm trying to figure out what the opponent is going to play next in this Rock-Paper-Scissors game. It's my first time playing this simplified version, and I don't know much about how the opponent makes their decisions. Maybe they're just randomly choosing each time, or perhaps there's a pattern I can figure out based on past moves? In this case, since it's the very first round, there really doesn't seem to be any history for me to analyze. So, without any previous information, what should I do? Maybe in the absence of any other clues, the safest bet would be to pick something that might maximize my chances somehow."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Even though in the first round, I played Scissors and lost against Rock. Maybe the opponent has a pattern to always play Rock after my Scissors. Therefore, I chose Paper as my next move. This decision allows me to potentially win if they still play Rock or choose something different."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Based on the last outcome, since I played Rock and they also played Rock, maybe they won’t play Paper this time?"""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I earned 0 points, perhaps they might be following a predictable pattern, so I think they will play Paper next."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Previous Outcome Was Paper, Which Opponent Matched, So Following a Thought Process I Expected They Would Play Scissors Next"""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, opponent played Paper when I guessed Rock. So maybe they will play Rock next."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has shown Scissors in the first round, so it's likely they will repeat this choice."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Even though Rock has been used twice, I expect that the opponent will stick with Rock this round as well."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent just played Rock, they might stick with the same move next round."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Opponent just played Rock, so I think they might stick with Rock this round."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Always Rock"""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Opponent played Rock once in the history so I follow that pattern next."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Previous outcome was a draw. Opponent's strategy might be following an adaptive pattern where they stick to the last move if the previous attempt did not work."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent may follow a simple pattern, and since I've seen no previous moves, the safest assumption is to repeat what worked last time, which was Rock."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Because the opponent has played Rock in all previous round(s)."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the fact that my last guess was Paper and they played Paper, perhaps there's a pattern here."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""(nothing)"""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""My initial guess is based on maximizing my score, so I choose the scissors option since it would beat the last move. Alternatively, if considering another pattern to exploit, maybe Paper is a better choice."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the previous outcome where opponent played Scissors when I chose Rock, they likely prefer playing Scissors against Rock. Since it's a single data point, but considering that this might indicate their strategy is fixed or possibly cyclical, maybe it's better to stick with their cycle."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think the opponent just played Scissor, but I'm not sure if they are following a fixed pattern. Since this is round 1 and no repeated move yet, perhaps their next move will be Rock again."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper when I chose Rock, so maybe they will choose Paper again next time."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the lack of previous data, I will assume a random pattern this round."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in round 1 and if they follow a fixed pattern, the next move would also be Rock."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent just played Rock, which is beaten by Paper."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent might be following a fixed pattern, and since they last played Paper against Scissors this round, maybe they will play Paper again."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Opponent's last action was Paper, following Rock-Paper-Scissors logic where Paper beats Scissors, so I predict they will play Paper again."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent always beats Paper, so they will play Scissors this round."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the first interaction, it seems they played Scissors... and I'm trying to win this next round."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""In Rock-Paper-Scissors, the winning option is to beat scissors. Since in round 1 I played Scissor which led me to win against Opponent's Scissor? Wait no, opponent played Scissors that time and my guess was Scissors too: so both played same move."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent's choices might follow a fixed pattern. Since their last choice was Rock, perhaps they will repeat it again."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Previous outcomes suggest that opponent plays Rock more often when I guess Paper."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Opponent has lost both previous rounds against Rock and Paper, so this round might be a chance to flip the script."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has placed Rock and Paper in the first two rounds. Following a repeating pattern, my assumption is that they will place Scissors next."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent's last move was Rock in the first round, so following that pattern, they might play Scissors this time. Since I already guessed Rock and got zero points this round, maybe next round they'll follow the same initial pattern."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent's last moves were Paper, which often leads to a repeat, so I think Rock might be next."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""€︟"""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""I assume the opponent will repeat their last move. Since they played Rock in both rounds 1 and 2, I predict Rock in round 3."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since all previous rounds the opponent played Paper with my Rock, I expect them to continue and play Paper again in this round."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock so far. To counter this, I think the next move would be Paper."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock last time and I played Paper, so this round I scored 0. Now it's my turn to guess based on the initial data."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's previous moves were Rock and Scissors. So, following an alternating pattern, with the next move being Paper."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the previous rounds, in round 1 I guessed Paper but the opponent chose Rock. Then in round 2 I guessed Rock against their Paper which worked. Since there's a pattern where the opponent sometimes switches or cycles through their choices"""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""" Rock is beaten by Paper, which beats Scissors. Given that Rock was played in the previous round and it was predicted correctly last time, this might be part of a pattern where each move is defeated by the next one. So I predict Paper."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Previous rounds show that the opponent often plays Paper in response to my previous guesses. When I guessed Rock, they countered with Paper, which might indicate a pattern."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent might follow a Rock-Scissors pattern. If I play Paper, it would defeat Rock and may lead to a higher score."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Previous outcomes indicate that the opponent prefers to play Scissors often."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the last two outcomes, the opponent might be following a pattern where they always play scissors when my guess is Paper. This could indicate a potential repeating cycle or a simple strategy based on my previous guesses."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,""" """
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the initial round, and if their strategy is consistent, they might repeat Rock again."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Since in Round 2, my guess was Rock and the opponent played Paper. So they played Paper when I played Rock."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might indicate they are trying to copy my move. So if I play Rock again, maybe they will also play Rock."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""..."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where they just repeat their guess each time. So, if they last played Rock and then Paper, maybe the next is Scissors."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the previous round where I guessed Scissors and they played Paper, it seems like they might be trying to trick me. But since in my last guess as Paper, they played Scissors resulting in a win for me, maybe they are adapting."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""As the score is 0, I guess opponent didn't change their strategy and will play Scissors again."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent just played Paper against my Scissors. Since Rock beats Paper, maybe they will play Rock next."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the previous two rounds, which might suggest a pattern of repeating their last move."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's previous moves have shown a pattern of playing Paper in each round. I assume they will continue this pattern next round."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent is using a repeating pattern from rounds 1 and 2, in round one they played Rock when I chose Paper (a win for them), then played Rock again against my guess of Rock. Since it's their first two moves, if there was an alternating pattern, the next move might be Scissors as a follow-up to the opponent’s Rock."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the last three rounds..."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous opponent's plays were Rock and Scissors; the pattern seems to cycle, so next play might be Paper. Wait, no, that was incorrect."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they repeat their previous choice. In the first two rounds, they played Rock and then Paper followed by Scissors? Wait, no—actually, in Round 1: I guessed Rock, Opponent played Rock (0 points). Round 2: I guessed Paper, Opponent played Paper (- also 0). Round 3: I guessed Scissors; Opponent actually played Rock. So the opponent's moves are Rock -> Paper -> Rock... Not repeating exactly but alternating."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""..."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Looking for a pattern... I notice that in the first three rounds, my guesses each time covered all possible outcomes except one."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Previous outcomes suggest the opponent may be following a certain pattern."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown scissors in rounds 1 and 3. Observing a possible pattern every odd round plays Scissors."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Previous outcomes suggest the opponent may stick with Scissors next."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Rock was the most played option in the history."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent always played Rock. So, I predict Rock again."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has beaten scissors in two consecutive rounds (rounds 2 and 3), suggesting a possible pattern where they switch to beating my prediction."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Looking at the history, seems like I lost three times in a row. So, maybe losing again in the next round might help me understand what's going on."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's pattern seems to follow Rock, Paper, Stone repeated twice. Since the last move was Scissors and we need to repeat the cycle starting with Rock next time, my prediction is Rock."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's past moves show a pattern where they play Paper after Rock, Scissors after Paper. Following this order, if I predict the next move according to this pattern, then the next move would be Rock against the current scissors."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern based on previous moves. After two consecutive Rocks, then Paper against Rock."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Looking at the game history, each time I predicted Rock. This seems to have been a consistent strategy, even though it wasn't successful this round."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent has lost two rounds in a row, so it seems they might be following the pattern of playing Scissors consistently."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The pattern shows that after Rock is played multiple times, maybe the opponent starts to alternate between Paper and Scissors in response."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Previous outcomes suggest the opponent is playing Paper, so I predict Rock to beat it."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""I think the opponent might stick with Rock based on past games where they played Rock twice in a row, but I also see that they played Scissors after Paper once. This uncertainty means I'm unsure whether they will repeat Rock or switch this time."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the first, third rounds."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the last few moves, it seems like the opponent tends to follow Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order. Since the last move was my guess being Rock (which I won against Paper), maybe they are following this cycle again."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The pattern seems to alternate between Paper and Scissors, so next should be Rock."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors three rounds in a row. If they continue their pattern, I'll predict Rock as an alternative."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's past moves are all scissors, so I would predict they continue to play scissors next."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""It seems the opponent has been playing Paper, Scissors in the last two rounds. Following this pattern might lead me to predict Rock again."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly and this streak seems likely to continue."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The pattern seems to have changed: initially repeating correct guesses but then incorrect. Maybe the opponent is trying to disrupt."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock, Paper, and then again Rock. Since the last move was Rock against my Scissors in Round 3, they played Rock in that round as well (correct score +1). Following this, for Round 4 where I chose Rock, they returned Paper to beat it. So, their moves seem to be following a cycle or pattern based on my choices."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves appear to follow the pattern Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper... so I predicted Scissors next."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The pattern shows that after Paper, the opponent played Rock. So following that sequence, the next move would be Scissors."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's previous moves seem to follow a pattern: Paper, Scissors, Paper. Following this pattern, the next move is Paper."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's last two moves were Rock and Rock, so I think they will repeat and play Scissors next."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Looking at the history, the last four rounds show a pattern where each opponent's moves are beating my previous move. I think this trend will continue."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 4 rounds. Assuming they continue this pattern, I predict Rock for the next move."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""# Reasoning # The opponent has been playing Paper when you predicted Rock in Round 2, and later Rock again. It suggests that they might prefer to play what I played initially or follow a repeating pattern after a certain point."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent kept beating my Rock in previous rounds, so I think they might stick with Paper again."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Looking at past outcomes, the pattern flips between winning and losing. Since I last guessed Scissors and lost (because Opponent played Rock), it's likely that I should play Paper to lose against Rock, increasing my score."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Since the opponent played Paper in all previous rounds consistently, it seems they might be following Rock-Paper-Scissors in a fixed cycle where they play Rock when you guess Paper."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Looking at the pattern of their last few moves. They played Rock in Round 3 and 2, which seems consistent with a potential pattern. Then in Round 4 they played Rock against my Scissors, leading me to predict Paper as a countermove."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""'-"""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""I think the opponent's strategy is changing based on my past guesses."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I notice that in the most recent rounds, you played Rock followed by Scissors. Perhaps there's a pattern here."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the last four rounds, Rock has been both my choice and the opponent's. This pattern suggests that the opponent might revert if I choose Rock again."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,1,""" rock Paper covers rock, so opponent might be trying to guess a pattern and stick with Rock."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the fact that the opponent played Paper in Rounds 1,2,3 and 4 when I guessed Paper, he always replied with Paper. So it's logical that he will play Paper again this round."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Player likely follows a cycle, so they played Rock (Round 1), Paper (Round 2), Rock again (Round3) which is odd position. Following that logic, Round4 would predict Scissors."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""..."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""#"""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the history, it seems like Rock is a recurring move from the opponent."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""" """
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has not played Paper in two consecutive rounds, so my strategy is to take advantage by playing Rock again."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""I think the opponent is trying to win by always playing Rock. If they stick with Rock, my next move should be Scissors to win."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It seems that the opponent might be trying to exploit a consistent pattern. Since they've played Scissors multiple times in a row, perhaps they are in a losing streak and might now adopt Rock as their next move."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""In previous rounds, I noticed that the opponent played Paper when I predicted Rock last time. Since Paper beats Rock, they might be trying to exploit this strategy again by playing Paper against my Rock guess. If I choose Scissors now, it could catch them off guard."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,""""""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""It seems the opponent mostly plays Rock based on the history, so I predict they will repeat Rock again."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""(Reason here)"""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in all previous rounds except for round 3, where I played Rock."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent appears to be switching patterns. Looking at the history provided, it seems after a few repetitions, their strategy might shift in a cycle."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in Rounds 4,5 and then Round2. There is a possible cycle that will be Paper next..."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Looking at the last few rounds, the opponent's moves don't seem to follow a simple pattern. However, in several rounds, I assumed they might stick with Rock based on past interactions."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the previous five rounds, my opponent seems to follow a pattern where they sometimes play against their own previous move. In Round 3 and 4, I predicted Rock, but the Opponent played Paper both times. This suggests that when I predict Rock multiple times in a row, the Opponent plays Paper as a counter-strategy. Therefore, in Round 5, guessing Scissors may catch them off guard since they might anticipate this pattern."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the previous outcomes, I suspect there might be a pattern where the opponent's move alternates between Rock and Paper when using Scissors. Therefore, if they played Rock in Round 5 and I predicted Rock again, that should give me an outcome of 1 point, as my prediction was correct."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Opponent seems to be using a steady pattern where they keep playing Rock. Even though I predicted Paper on Move 3 but got zero, it doesn’t seem to have an impact as the outcome is decided by whether my guess matches theirs."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""..."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,""")"""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on observed patterns, the opponent seems to repeat their previous moves after a short break. If the last move was Paper, they might play Paper again. So I'm predicting Rock against Paper."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""I think the opponent is following a repeating pattern; in Round 1, they played Rock which I guessed correctly, then again Rock in Round 4. So I believe they will play Rock again next."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper every time I guessed Rock. So, if they continue this pattern, my best move is to play Scissors next."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock multiple times in a row, so they might continue with Rock again."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Because in the past, when I played Scissors and Rock, the opponent chose Scissors. So this is a likely repetition."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,3,""""""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's trend is increasing."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors every time I guessed Rock. If they stick with this pattern, I can exploit it by choosing Paper next."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the previous four rounds. So as Rock beats Scissors, I choose Paper."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the history, in rounds 1 to 3, I noticed a cycle where my guess matched the opponent's move. But from round 4 onwards, they started using Paper against Rock. So, in round 5, my guess was incorrect. Therefore, for round 6, I predict Paper again because it likely will lead to another draw."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's pattern suggests that on rounds with 'Rock' guesses, they respond with 'Scissor'. Rounds 1,5."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the recent rounds, the opponent has been responding to my Guesses with consistent responses. In the last 5 rounds, the Opponent played Paper when I guessed Scissors thrice and Scissors once."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in all previous rounds, so I predict they will continue to play Scissors."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's last few moves have been scissors, so they might be repeating the same. Hence, I'll predict scissors again."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent didn't win the last round. Following their previous moves, they might stick with Scissors again."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Looking at the opponent's previous moves, he plays Rock repeatedly. Given that I should predict his next move in a way to win, I choose Scissors"""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1,3,5. These are all odd-numbered rounds and the pattern is Rock every time. Also, they played Paper in even-numbered rounds (2:Paper), but that doesn't fit well with previous reasoning."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,4,""""""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,""""""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Previous Opponent moves show a possible pattern where Rock is played sometimes followed by Paper and Scissors in alternate rounds."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be playing Paper in all past rounds. If there's a repeating pattern, it might still play Paper next time, so Paper is the optimal response as Rock beats Paper."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Rock, following a possible cycle."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's past moves indicate a possible cyclic pattern. Looking at the last few rounds, the opponent played Paper after Rock in round 5 and Scissors after Rock in round 6."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""#"""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent seems to be playing Rock frequently. I think they might stick with Rock again, so my prediction is SCissor."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's last two moves against Rock resulted in losses, so perhaps continuing with Rock is still optimal."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Previous moves show that opponent often plays Paper, and as a rational player, I assume they will stick with Paper this time to minimize losses."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Previous patterns indicated a shift towards scissors based on opponent's past choices and my adaptive strategy."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""From the recent rounds, opponent has shown a pattern where when I choose Paper, they play Rock. When I choose Scissors, they also play Rock or sometimes win."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Scissors in the last three rounds. It seems like they might stick with Scissors again this time."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's last few moves have been Rock and Scissors. Maybe they are switching between them; next could be Rock."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Analyzing the history, I notice that my guesses have been either Rock or Paper. Upon closer look, it seems the opponent has been responding with Rock in most cases. So guessing Paper based on past patterns might lead to scoring points."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I notice that the opponent has recently played Paper multiple times in a row, so I think they might keep playing Paper again."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the opponent's last two moves being Paper, they might be repeating it. So I predict Paper again."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""(Your reasoning here)"""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be repeating the same moves, but since in Round 5 and beyond they played different, maybe the next move could follow a more adaptive strategy."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The pattern so far alternates between Paper and Rock in the opponent's moves when I choose different things."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Previous moves consistently showed the opponent choosing Scissors. Observing that pattern, I predict they will choose Rock next as it beats Scissors."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""..."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the pattern, all of the opponent's past moves were Rock. I think there might be a repetition in their strategy; if so, playing Rock would be the safest choice."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock every time I guessed something different. It seems like they always lose when I don't guess Rock."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to follow a fixed pattern, and since it worked for Rounds 1 and 2, I assume they will continue with the same move next time."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the current trend, the opponent seems to have started playing Rock more often. In recent rounds, they played Rock twice and Scissors thrice. Therefore, I assume their next move will be Rock."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Based on observed patterns, the opponent may cycle between Paper and Rock."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""#..."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""I notice that the opponent sometimes repeats their moves. Looking at my previous guesses and correct outcomes, I observed a pattern where after some time, they played Paper when I also played Paper but didn't get points because Paper beats Rock, not sure if this helps."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the last six rounds consistently, so I predict they will continue with Paper next. If I choose Paper, I might earn a point."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the last five moves, I noticed a pattern where each round's opponent's choice follows a cycle. Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper... and so on. So if in Round 7 they played Rock again, this might be part of an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to follow a repeating pattern, so next Rock would be Paper. You predicted Paper last round, and they played Rock. So in this round, since you predict Paper again (following the same pattern), the opponent plays Rock, leading to an outcome of 0."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The pattern seems to alternate between Paper and Rock, so I predict Paper again."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The pattern seems to alternate between Rock and other moves. The most recent was a tie."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""based on the data analysis."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to follow a repeating pattern where they play Paper in Round 1 and again in Round 5. Following this, I predicted Paper for Round 8."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""..."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the recent rounds based on the history provided."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""..."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Because the pattern repeats every 4 rounds, my last four moves were Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors. I predict that this cycle will repeat, so next move is Scissors."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's last win was against me playing Scissors. Since I played Rock, which is beaten by Paper."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on past observations, the opponent has played Rock multiple times, forcing me to always guess Rock. Now that they've been playing Rock again this round, I'll predict Rock as well."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper a lot recently."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Looking at the last few rounds, the opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Since their last move was Rock against my Scissors in round 7, it might indicate that they follow a repeating cycle of Rock, Paper, Rock... so I predict Scissors again."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,3,""""""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The pattern suggests the opponent will repeat their previous move."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the most recent round, the opponent played Paper which is beaten by Rock."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Rock in the last three rounds, so I assume they will continue with Rock. Since my previous guess was Rock, maybe trying Paper now would give a different outcome."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""..."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The pattern suggests the opponent always plays rock."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent might stick with the same strategy as before."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""I think the opponent is following a Rock vs Paper vs Rock... pattern."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,5,""""""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they choose Paper in rounds 1,3,5,7."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The pattern suggests the opponent might switch to Rock next."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has been playing Paper all these rounds, I think they are going to play Paper again and pick Scissors this time."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has a pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissors."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in Round 3 and 5, which might indicate a pattern. Additionally, Rounds 2 and 4 both resulted in Rock from the opponent, which could suggest an emerging strategy."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the last four rounds, it seems like a pattern is emerging where after a few plays, the opponent switches to Rock again every alternate round."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent so far has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds except for Rounds 6,7,8 where they played Scissors when I chose Scissors. This suggests a possible pattern or a change in strategy that might revert to playing Rock again."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The pattern suggests opponent will keep playing Paper based on consistent outcomes when Paper was chosen against them."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""the opponent appears to be following a pattern where if I play rock, they respond with paper, but when it's round 4 and 6, despite playing rock again, they played scissors instead of paper. So perhaps there is some inconsistency in their strategy."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""It seems like the pattern is alternating between rock and scissors."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the outcomes, my model identifies a clear trend where the opponent often repeats their moves when incorrect. Observing that in Rounds 1 and 5 and 8 they played Paper against Paper, which are consistent with correct predictions, but I noticed in some cases where you guessed wrong (Rounds like 7), your previous move was similar to what they played. This suggests an underlying pattern where they might mirror your own moves when the outcome is incorrect."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous outcomes suggest the opponent might be following a repeating pattern, so I predict they will play Rock again."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played scissors more often than other moves."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the last 4 rounds consistently. Observing their pattern, I notice that they tend to play Rock often but recently faced losses when I played Paper or Scissors against it. Given the current streak of them playing Rock and my strategic advantage with Scissors, I predict Scissors again."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last four rounds, so I think they will stick with that."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Rock so far, but I suspect they might switch to Paper next since that's my previous move."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock frequently in recent rounds."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they switch their moves in rounds 3,6,7 with Paper."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Previous patterns show alternation between Scissors and Paper, indicating a possible rock-paper-scissors cycle."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the pattern, opponent played Paper in rounds where I played Scissors (Round 1,3,5,7), but in Round 8 they played Scissors. So it's similar to previous game but still I got zero points. Maybe they are consistent."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Your opponent played Scissors in the last 7 rounds and always chose scissors. I assume this pattern continues; so, I predict Scissors for the next round."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and something else after a few losses. Looking at the past history, I notice they played Rock for quite a while after some mistakes. This time around, since all their moves have been Rock so far in recent rounds. Maybe my next play should be Rock or Scissor as well... wait"""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,""""""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the last few rounds, it seems the opponent is playing Rock followed by Scissors repeatedly. So expecting them to play Rock again."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""I reasoned that the opponent's last two moves were Rock and Paper in Round 7 and 8, which could indicate a pattern where they might switch or repeat. Since their last move was Paper in Round 8, maybe they will go with Scissors this round as a possible response."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""Based on the past outcomes, it seems the opponent is playing Rock more often."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""..."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,""""""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Previous moves suggest the opponent is using Scissors frequently."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in multiple rounds where I guessed Rock. It seems like when I play Rock, they play Paper sometimes."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""Because the last outcome was a Win (Opponent lost) since I played Paper, so opponent is likely to play Scissors again."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the last few rounds, it seems the opponent is following a pattern where after losing several times, they choose Rock again. So in this round, I predict Rock."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The pattern seems to have a steady increase in Paper usage against my moves."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the history, after Round 6 through 8 where I used Scissors and they played Rock, I started using Rock in subsequent rounds to see if there was a pattern. So this time, trying a new variation again."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors for multiple rounds; it may continue, so I predict Rock."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,6,""""""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Previous moves indicate a pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper in rounds 2, 8, etc. In round 7, opponent played Rock again following their previous move (Paper in round 6). So based on current trends of alternating between winning (Paper) against Rock, I will predict Scissors as a response to win against the likely next move Rock."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent might follow a pattern where they play scissors in certain rounds based on previous observations."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Previous rounds show a pattern where the opponent frequently plays Paper when I guess Paper. This suggests that regardless of my guess, the opponent's move might be Paper in the next round."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has lost three times in a row with Rock, so likely they will play Scissors next to avoid being caught."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Looking at the last three rounds, my opponent has been playing scissors. So I will play scissors again."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""..."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""'-"""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Your opponent has been playing scissors more frequently in recent rounds."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""Your opponent always plays Rock, so my best guess is they will stick with Rock... Wait no, actually looking at the history..."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the last few rounds consistently. It might indicate they have a bias towards Paper, so I'll predict Paper again."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Observing the pattern, opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""Looking at the opponent's history, I notice a pattern where they often play Rock again after playing Scissors. Given that in Round 9, the Opponent played Scissor after my Paper guess, I predict Rock as their next move."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""..."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissor repeatedly in the past 9 rounds, so I'm predicting they will continue with Scissor."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Looking at the recent patterns, I can see that most of the time when the opponent plays Scissors, you have guessed correctly (e.g., Round 6 and 8 where Prediction was Scissors and Outcome was correct). However, in more recent rounds, there's a pattern like Scissor vs Paper. Since your past prediction with Scissors has been mostly incorrect except for one instance,"""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the majority of the rounds, so I think they might stick to Rock again this round."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in all previous rounds without any variation, indicating a consistent strategy. Therefore, it's logical to assume they will continue with Scissors."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock more often than other moves recently."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The last 4 rounds indicate a possible repeating pattern."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent's moves so far show a pattern every time they play Paper after Rock, then Scissors, then Paper again. Maybe the next move is Paper."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's last 4 moves have been Paper, so they might be following a pattern where they play Paper in rounds that are multiples of 2."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""#..."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent seems to keep playing scissors consistently."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Looking at the history, the opponent has played Paper multiple times against my choices. Observing that in Rounds 1-3 and 7-9, when I chose Paper or Rock, they still played Paper despite a loss in one of those instances (Round 3), perhaps their strategy is to counter with Paper whenever possible. In such cases, playing Scissors would be a effective countermeasure against Paper."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The pattern suggests the opponent is playing Paper each time and choosing Scissors in response."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""Looking at the win/loss pattern, the opponent's moves when they lost were either Rock vs Paper,Paper vs Scissors, or Rock vs Scissors. Noticing that when I played Scissors against their Paper in round 7 and against their Scissors in round 6, I got a loss."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper against Scissors in several rounds. Observing the pattern, if I predict Scissors again, it might result in a win."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,""""""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I default to Rock as it's a common starting move."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round, so there is no history to analyze. I will randomly choose Rock as a starting point."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Initially, without any past moves, it's logical to assume the opponent might repeat their move."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I will assume the opponent follows a repetitive pattern from their previous history. Since this is the first round, I'll predict that they might repeat their last move."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""I think the opponent will choose Paper since it follows a repeating pattern."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I predict Rock because I don't have enough information to choose otherwise."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I'll default to Rock as a safe initial guess."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, any initial choice has a 1/3 chance."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I predict Rock because..."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent is following a simple pattern starting with Rock, they might repeat it again."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Because in the first round, I assume he will play Rock repeatedly."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""As it's the first round and we don’t have any prior data about opponent’s past moves, I assume that if it were repeated, this move might be part of a cycle or repetition."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I assume since this is the first round, the opponent might be trying to test me. Given that it's my first time playing against them, I'll choose Paper as a starting move."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Well, in the first round."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""When I first play Rock, the opponent may respond with Rock as well."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and I don't have any historical data, I'll assume the opponent will choose Paper to mirror my last move."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I think the opponent might stick with Rock this time."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent may try to counter my last move, which was Rock, so Paper would beat Rock."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""As it's the first round, I assume the opponent plays a generic strategy where I should counter with scissors."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I predict Rock because I noticed the opponent has consistently chosen Paper in previous rounds."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Assuming the opponent chooses Rock repeatedly since it's their first move and I need to minimize my losses in case they always choose Rock."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I predict Rock as a safe and common starting point."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round; choose a safe option."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent might cycle through the options in a predictable pattern."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and I assume the opponent might start simple by choosing Rock."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I make an initial guess."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since there is only one game round, I assume the opponent has no pattern to follow and choose whatever as my first guess."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I assume the opponent will play Scissors to try and trick me."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""..."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""**Okay, let's see. The game history is empty because this is the first round. So, I don't have any previous data to analyze. With just one move left to predict, and no pattern or strategy visible yet, maybe it's best to go with something safe. Rock seems like a common choice that people might pick if there's uncertainty."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""#"""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm using my initial guess."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""I notice that in the first round, opp played Rock. So this time I predict Scissors."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the opponent's history, my guess is that their next move will be Scissors."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I assume this is the first round and the opponent might be following a losing pattern from previous rounds."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's history is 1 Rock, so I think they might stick with Rock again."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Previous round was a tie, so opponent might continue with Rock"""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Opponent just played Paper, so maybe they will play the same next time."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Looking back at the history, the opponent played Paper against my Rock. Maybe they will try to outguess and beat me by playing Paper again."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Assuming the opponent will repeat their previous move, so Rock is likely."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissors last time, so I think they might play Rock this round. Since Rock loses to Paper, choosing Paper would give me 1 point."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent just played Paper, so they might continue with the same move."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""In Round 1, opponent also played Paper. Since it's a Rock-Paper-Scissors game. If I play Scissors against Paper, I get 0 points, but maybe the opponent is trying to follow a repeating pattern or something similar."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""I think the opponent might be trying to trick me into continuing Rock, so I expect them to play Paper this round."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent kept playing the same move, so maybe it's time to change. I'll predict Scissors next."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I think the opponent might be using a rock-paper-scissors pattern since their last move was scissors. So, I believe they will play rock this round."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It's my first round, so I'll just pick Rock as a safe choice."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the last outcome, the opponent played Scissors and I won with Rock. Perhaps they will cycle their previous move next time."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Previous moves were Scissor, so I think the pattern might repeat."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I assume the opponent will start with Rock as a common first move."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Opponent just played Paper which beats Rock. Since my last guess was Rock, maybe they will stick with Paper again. Also, according to the rules, it's my job to predict their move based on the outcomes."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""'-"""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""#"""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Opponent just played Rock which beats Scissors. Maybe they switch this time?"""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The game history shows that I guessed Scissors, the opponent played Rock (my prediction won)."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, which may indicate a pattern where they will play Rock every other time. So I predicted Paper to possibly win."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""It seems the opponent follows a pure Rock strategy. Since they played Rock in all previous rounds, this round's opponent will also play Rock."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""You won last time by choosing Paper against Scissors."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent's move followed the sequence Rock, Paper, Scissors and I assumed they would repeat their last move."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 1, which beats Rock. In Round 2, I predicted Scissors against their Scissors, getting zero points. So, they probably continue to follow the same pattern."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""'+"""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Assuming my opponent will try to counter my previous move."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Due to the opponent's last two moves playing scissors, I assumed they might continue their pattern with Scissors again."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Previous outcomes showed a pattern where the opponent played Rock twice in a row. I assume they might switch to playing Paper next."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper then Scissors so far... the pattern is repeating."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Looking at the history, I noticed that my previous guesses were 'Paper' and then 'Rock', while the opponent's responses were 'Rock' each time. It seems like he might be switching between similar moves consistently."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Because the opponent played Scissors in round 2, so they might be using a pattern or mirroring."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Given that in the last two rounds, I assumed my opponent was following a pattern where they switch their move every round. In Round 1 Opponent played Scissor when I predicted scissors and it was correct. Then in Round 2 when I predicted scissors but Opponent chose Rock which is why I got a point. Following this logic, for Next Round 3 perhaps the Opponent might repeat the move from Round 1 and try to get me guessing again. }"""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the first two rounds, indicating a possible pattern repetition. Given that my last guess was Rock and it resulted in 0 points, I concluded that maybe they will continue with Rock again."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's previous move was Rock, so maybe they're following a repeating pattern and will play Rock again."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the limited historical data, in the first round opponent played Paper against my Paper; second I chose Scissors while Opponent had Paper. So, trying to read which is less predictable between two options... probably Rock this time."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Wait, but in the previous rounds, my guess was 'Paper' and the opponent responded with Paper. So it's a win for me, giving 1 point? But according to the game history described above: Round 1 outcome is 0 (I guess correct? Or not). Wait no—in Rock-Paper-Scissors, if both players choose the same thing, it's considered a draw where neither gains points. In such case, my prediction was right and I get 1 point? But in round one Outcome was 0—so maybe it's different scoring rules here. Let me check: The description says """
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous game actions (Rock, Scissors) suggest opponent may be responding to previous moves with a pattern."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the last two rounds, the opponent has played Scissors both times. This suggests a possible pattern where they might play Scissors again next. However, since your current guess is Rock and based on past observations, I'm guessing they will stick to their previous moves."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Rock is my default prediction whenever no information is available."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's moves have been Rock, Paper on previous tries. Following that logic, perhaps they will play Rock again."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent previously played Rock and then Paper against my Scissors. Given that, if I play Rock again, maybe the opponent will now play Scissors."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Looking at the history, my opponent has played Rock when I guessed Scissors and Paper when I guessed Rock. Both times they played a move that beats my previous guess."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the observed pattern, the opponent might be trying to beat your past moves by consistently playing Rock against scissors."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Given the history, opponent has played Rock in two consecutive rounds. Since I guessed Paper which gave 0 points, and then Scissors which also earned 1 point for a correct guess... perhaps the opponent is trying to minimize my score by playing Rock frequently when they know that against me, it's a good response to both Paper and Scissors?"""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has a pattern of alternating between Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Their first move was Rock, then Paper; the third would logically be scissors. However, in my previous guess I predicted Scissors when they played rock... Wait no, because if they follow that strategy, this time it's their turn to play something else."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's last moves have been showing a possible cycle. Looking back at their history, after Scissors in round 2, maybe they will go for Rock next."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Previous outcomes have shown a pattern where the opponent's choice decreases against a Paper guess."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""..."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""If the opponent has a repeating pattern where they play Rock every third round, then in this case it's Round 4, which would also be Rock."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so I predict they will play Rock next to win against my guess."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The history shows that the opponent may be responding to previous moves by using a simple matching strategy. Since I predicted 'Scissors' in round 3 and they played the same move, maybe they stick with trying to counter my moves."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""So far, in previous rounds I've noticed that when the opponent plays Rock, sometimes you guess Scissors and sometimes Paper. It seems like after playing Rock, they might switch between_scissors and paper for the next move."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""..."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking for patterns in past game history."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Opponent played Paper twice in a row, so likely the same next time."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent seems to be following an alternating pattern. In round 1 they played Rock, Round 2 Paper, Round 3 Rock again. So if we follow the pattern next would be Scissors."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The pattern seems to repeat itself. The opponent played Rock in round 1, Rock in round 2, and then Paper in round 3. Following that, Scissors would naturally be the next move."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissor in the last round, so I think they will play Rock this time to beat me."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Previous rounds show a pattern where the opponent plays Paper when I played Rock, Scissors when I played Paper, and Paper when I played Scissors. This cycle suggests that if I play Rock again, they will follow this pattern by playing Paper."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Previous rounds indicated a pattern where I alternated between Scissors and Rock, so next move is likely to be Rock."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the history so far, the opponent may stick with the last move they played."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""In the first three rounds, I attempted to follow a predictable pattern. Rock, Paper, Rock... Since all my attempts were wrong (0 points), maybe the opponent's pattern is different. So this time, it’s likely Scissors."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, so I think they might continue with Paper again next time."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After losing multiple times by picking scissors which allows the opponent to play paper, I suspect that knowing the basic RPS cycle (paper beats rock), there's a chance the opponent is using a pattern. Perhaps they played Paper in rounds 1-3 and will go with Paper again in the next round."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the last few moves, in Round 1 and 2, I both predicted Scissors and both times the opponent played Scissors. This seems like a trend consistent with repeating Rock-Paper-Scissors, so perhaps the opponent is following this pattern again."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Previous outcome suggests opponent might be adapting their strategy."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the last three rounds, my opponent has chosen Rock, Scissors, and Scissors."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds. It seems likely that they will continue with Rock."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Following a simple pattern, if the next move is likely Paper this time."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Let me think."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Looking at the game history, each time I predict Rock, the opponent has played either Paper (in Round 2) or Scissors (Round 3). Scissors lose to Rock. If I go with Paper next, since both rounds 1 and 2 had me guessing correctly, why not choose another move that might have a higher chance of winning? Maybe Paper is the better choice since when I guessed Paper in round two against Paper again, but maybe adapting could be better this time."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The pattern seems to switch between Rock, Paper, and Scissors in sequence."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has not changed their pattern yet, so I'll stick with Rock as before."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Rock beats Paper, so if I chose Rock this time, I would gain 1 point."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's past choices indicate they might be following a pattern that repeats, so I predict Rock again, but wait no... Let me think about their history."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's history has shown a pattern where they often play Rock, and I predict they will continue with Rock to confuse me. If I choose Paper, it might lead them to play Scissors in the next round."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""..."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far are Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock. It seems they alternate between Scissors and Rock."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Looking at the last four rounds, my opponent played Scissors in all of them. This seems like a pattern where they always choose Scissors consistently."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the last few rounds, it seems like when I guessed Rock, sometimes they played Paper and other times Rock. If I guess Paper now, which beats Rock, my point would be worth."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""... """
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the past three rounds, so I predict they will continue with Paper again."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has beaten my guess in the last round."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in rounds 2 and 4, so I think they might repeat that pattern next."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""From the past outcomes, it seems that when I played Rock in Round 1, the opponent also chose Rock."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Pattern observation"""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's last three moves followed a pattern Rock, Paper, Scissors. The current move was Rock again!"""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has lost twice when I played Rock, so they might be mirroring my moves."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""..."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the opponent's moves, I notice that they are using Scissors in rounds 1,4 and possibly round3 as well. Observing this pattern allows me to predict that they might play Rock or Scissors again next. If I choose Scissors, it can either win against Rock or tie with Scissors. But since my goal is to maximize points, playing a move that has the potential to win would be better."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Assuming the pattern is alternating as Rock, Paper, Scissors, and since opponent just played Paper in round 4, next should be Scissors? Wait no, let me think. Alternatively, looking at last few plays..."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Previous attempts have always been Paper, but I switched to Rock in Round 3 as a response"""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the limited history, if I try to adapt and win next time, I'll choose Rock."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""..."""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Opponent's last few moves include Paper, Scissors. I think the next would be Rock to try and win against my guess."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent wins when your play is rock, scissors beat paper as well..."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly, so perhaps they are going to play Scissors next."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has lost twice in a row, so I think they might play Rock next because Scissors usually beats Rock."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Previous rounds suggest the opponent might be playing Scissors next, following a cycle."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Looking at the previous rounds, it seems that Rock was beaten by Paper and Scissors. In round 1, I predicted Rock; Opponent also played Rock (so my guess was correct). Wait a minute—no! Oh no, wait."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,""""""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be repeating previous moves..."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the last few rounds, my friend kept using Rock as a dominant strategy."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown scissors in round 1 and didn't win, so they might follow a similar pattern."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Looking at the win patterns, it seems opponent tends to beat Rock when Paper is played..."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in rounds 3,5."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the last couple of rounds. I assume he might continue with Rock next, so I predict Rock."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing scissors every round so far, indicating a potential pattern or possibly that they are easily predictable."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""It seems the opponent is playing Scissors often."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper the last four rounds, so I predict they will continue with Paper in round 6."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the opponent’s recent pattern, in which they played Paper three times and now I think they might stick with Paper again."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I observed that the opponent has been playing Scissors in rounds 3 and 4, so I think they are likely to continue with Scissors next time."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""[Your reasoning here]"""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has shown Rock twice and Paper thrice, so I think they prefer Rock more often."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""In previous rounds, the opponent played Rock five times consecutively. Since their move was always Rock when I predicted Rock, there's no sign that they changed their strategy."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has the same last two moves as my current guess. I think they play Rock next because I have noticed that in my previous guesses when I chose scissor, their last move was rock and then after that also rock."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's recent move was Paper, so I think they might stick with Paper again."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,0,""""""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The pattern seems to be... let me check."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The pattern seems to be alternating between Scissors and Rock, but there may be another pattern at play."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""In the next round, assuming pattern continues..."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The previous games show a pattern; likely opponent will play Paper next."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Looking for a pattern in the opponent's moves. So far, I can see that the opponent has played Scissors in rounds 1 and 4. Even though both times when I predicted Scissors (rounds 1), my guess was correct, resulting in points (but wait... no, round 1 actually had an outcome of 0? Wait, no, correction: Round 1's outcome is 0 implies that the opponent played the same as me—so if I guessed Scissors and they also did, it should be a point. But according to your history description,"""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The previous two moves were Rock and Paper. Given the player's adaptive learning model, he might infer that in future he'll stick to his dominant Rock move."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent seems to be following an adaptive pattern where they sometimes revert their previous moves. In the current round, after guessing Paper, the opponent played Paper as well. Looking at earlier rounds, there was a variation in their choices. Perhaps they have a strategy that involves switching between these options based on my previous predictions. Given all this, I predict they will play Scissor next."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on past games, the opponent often plays Paper when my prediction is Paper."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Looking at the pattern, after Scissors (Round 2), the opponent might switch to Paper next"""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""..."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""_"""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Analyzing the last few moves, it seems the pattern was Rock -> Scissors, but given that in Round 4 opponent played Rock when I played Paper. Observing this cyclical trend and trying to maintain consistency in my choices based on previous outcomes."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the pattern, it seems that in even rounds Player 1 played Rock. In Odd Rounds, Player 1 played Scissors or something else."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""In the last 4 rounds, my opponent has consistently played Rock. It appears they might be using a fixed strategy to always play Rock regardless of what I do."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Look at the scores for each move so far. You have two wins with scissors, which seem to be in rounds 1 and 5. Scissors might be a good choice again."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""..."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""..."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's previous moves show a pattern where they play Scissors against Rock in Rounds 6,4."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all my previous guesses except rounds 2 and 3, so likely a consistent pattern."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Paper in multiple rounds, so it's likely they will play Paper again."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""#"""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After rounds 3 to 5, the opponent kept playing Scissors every time I guessed Rock or Scissors. So they probably continue this pattern and will play Scissors again."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Previous observations suggest the opponent is always playing Paper. If you predict Scissors again, you might win this round but lose future ones; if you stick with Scissors all the time, assuming a pattern, you may not get penalties either."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Observing the pattern in the opponent's moves, it seems they are likely going to play Scissors next round."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Observing that opponent mostly plays Rock recently."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has only played Rock so far, but based on the previous outcomes and my consistent predictions leading to some successes, it seems they might be attempting to counter with Paper next."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to repeat every few rounds. Looking at the history, their last three moves were Rock, Scissors, Paper, then repeated as Rock, Scissors, Paper. So I think they might continue with this cyclic pattern."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the opponent's last few moves, it seems they are playing Paper more often when they choose to win against Rock. Observing their pattern over rounds where I guess Rock, opponent always plays Paper. Following that logic, if I choose Paper next time, they would play Scissors this time."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""It seems the opponent's moves follow a pattern based on the last move. Last time I played Scissors, they responded with Paper, but this round I'm guessing Rock."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing scissors in the last few rounds, so I think my next move should beat that."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Looking at the game history, it seems the opponent has been playing Paper every time. So my best guess is that the opponent's next move would also be Paper. I choose Paper to maximize my chances of scoring points."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The pattern in opponent's past moves seems to be Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock... Based on the last move they played Rock. The next move may follow this alternating pattern and hence I predict Rock."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Assuming the opponent continues their last action."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Observing the opponent's pattern, they have mostly played scissors in the first four rounds. It seems predictable, so I predict scissors again."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,""""""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The last 3 moves were Scissors and then Scissors again, Rock? No. So maybe Paper."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Looking at the outcomes, I notice that after a win by scissors in Round 4, there was another win with Rock in Round 6. Perhaps the strategy alternates."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has mostly played Rock so far, except in the later rounds they used Scissors effectively. Maybe this time I can mirror their recent moves to win."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Previous outcomes show that I tried to follow a repeating pattern, but let me check..."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""You predict opponent sticks to previous pattern."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I thought the opponent would play Rock based on past games."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown that when I played Paper, they played Paper as well."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves don't align with the standard RPS pattern. They started with Scissors, then Paper and Rock, but now it might be Cycle 2 starting from Rock."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has a pattern based on the last 3 rounds— playing Rock in the past few turns."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Opponent has been playing Rock in rounds 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors consistently in all previous rounds."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has not followed a clear pattern, but sometimes wins when I play Paper; perhaps they follow some strategy."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,""""""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on the recent history, it seems the opponent is using a rock-paper-scissors pattern. Since they played Paper in rounds 1 and possibly round 7, I predict they will play Paper again in this round."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be alternating between Scissors and Rock. Given that in round 7, they played Scissors when I predicted Scissors (got 0 points). So following a similar pattern for the next move."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be playing Paper frequently, especially in the last few rounds. Given that my previous guess was Rock and they played Paper (so I lost), perhaps they are switching between Paper and some other strategy occasionally."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's last few moves suggest they always play Paper, so to maximize my points in the next round I predict Rock."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's last few moves have been Paper, and considering the current trend, they've shown some sign of repeating this move."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors in the last five consecutive rounds, it seems they might be following a strategy where they stick to their previous move. So in this round, I will predict Scissors."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on the last two rounds where I guessed Rock and got Paper, opponent might be following a cycle."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""#"""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in Round 2-5 and again in Rounds 6-7. It seems the opponent is repeating Rock consecutively."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock several times, and I think they are using a repeating strategy. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper next to counter my Rock."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""It seems like the opponent is trying to always stay Paper."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent was playing Paper in the majority of previous rounds, so I think they will continue with Paper this round."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the outcomes, it seems the opponent tends to play Rock when I play Paper and Scissors."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has a pattern of playing Scissors against all your previous moves except for two correct guesses. Given past outcomes, it's likely they will repeat the same move again."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,""""""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Assuming the pattern continues, opponent might play Rock again. But since in two previous rounds, they played Paper and Scissors against Rock, maybe it's more consistent."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in many previous rounds, but I thought that their strategy might be changing because they have not won much recently. So maybe this time when I assume all things equal and stick with the most common move, which is Rock."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""So far, the opponent has beaten me with Paper twice and Rock once..."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 4,6."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, which might indicate a pattern..."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Previous rounds suggest opponent is using scissors a lot, so I think scissors would be the best guess."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock every time I guessed anything. If they stick to Rock, and my choice is Paper next, I can win."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,5,"""The pattern seems to repeat every 4 rounds."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Opponent has a pattern..."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has a history of playing scissors in rounds where I played rock. Maybe they follow the same pattern again."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent’s last move was Rock, which is often beaten by Scissors."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,""""""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they play Paper after losing multiple times, so I predict they will play Paper again this round."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper multiple times against Rock and Scissors, so it's likely they will play Paper again,"""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors every time, so I think they will continue with Scissors. If they play Rock instead, maybe next round they might change to Paper."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they repeat Rock after Scissors and Paper, so if the last move was Rock against Scissors, maybe they will stick with Rock again."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's outcomes so far show a pattern where when I guess Rock, they beat me; maybe Rock is the weak spot. If I predict Paper next, and if it's a cyclic strategy like RPS cycling (Rock -> Paper ...), then Paper would lose to Scissors? Wait, my reasoning might not be accurate here..."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played mostly Scissors recently; thus, it's likely they will choose Scissors again."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""I think the opponent's pattern is playing Rock each time, so since Paper beats Rock, they might choose Scissors to avoid giving me points."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Looking at the last few rounds, it has been Paper every time I've predicted Rock. Maybe the opponent always Paper in response to Rock."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Rock beats paper."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent consistently plays Paper in the initial rounds, even when I played differently. Maybe he's following a fixed strategy to exploit predictable opponent moves."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the opponent's past moves, there seems to be a pattern where they choose Scissors multiple times consecutively."""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""#"""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,""""""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has lost three times in a row, so it's likely going to continue their current losing pattern."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the last few rounds, the opponent has a pattern where they play Rock heavily, and I guess they will try to counter my previous move of Paper by playing Scissors."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,""""""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Opponent has chosen Paper three times in the past four chances..."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The pattern in opponent’s moves seems to alternate between Rock and Paper while I play Scissors. So, if the last move was opponent played Rock, perhaps this time it will be something else."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""I think following a simple pattern, which is to repeat the previous outcome. In round 6 I predicted Rock and got 1 point, so in round7 it's likely they also played Rock."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""From previous rounds, the opponent has been consistently playing Paper. Therefore, after multiple rounds where Paper was guessed and lost, it suggests that the opponent's strategy might involve responding with Paper each time. If I assume the pattern continues, and given my last guess was Paper which resulted in a loss in Round 9 (since the outcome is to be determined), my previous reasoning may not hold; however, considering all prior guesses resulted in losses with Paper being the opponent's move, perhaps the next move could follow the alternating pattern of the player guessing Rock on even rounds."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to repeat every three moves. Looking back at the history, in Round 2 they played Paper; Round 5 played Rock; Round... Wait, maybe not a fixed pattern. Alternatively, if I analyze the outcomes, when you predict Rock, they played Paper twice (Round 2 and 6). When predicting Paper, round 4 was beaten by itself. Maybe trying to adapt based on previous choices."""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,""""""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Looking for a pattern."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""It seems like I should exploit the pattern where Paper beats Rock."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""..."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""I think the opponent has a pattern where they continue to play Rock in subsequent rounds if they chose Rock previously."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""Previous moves suggest opponent always plays Rock"""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""..."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's outcomes are mixed, but looking at the last few rounds, I noticed a pattern where they sometimes beat Rock and Paper."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The past 5 rounds' outcomes are all losses. I assume the opponent is using a fixed pattern, where the move they always play after being beaten by Rock is Scissors."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Looking at the overall pattern in the game history, it seems that Rock is still the most frequent move by opponent so far."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""..."""
+131,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""..."""
+130,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the pattern, Rock seems to be a common move. Also, considering all losses this time."""
+121,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The Opponent's last three moves have been Rock, Paper, Rock. It seems they follow a pattern that might switch back to Scissors next."""
+118,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Previous observations suggest a pattern where I guessed Scissors and the opponent played Scissors multiple times. Observing that, perhaps in later rounds when guessing Scissors again, maybe this time it’s different."""
+113,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The pattern seems to repeat every 7 rounds. Looking at the history, in Round 1 and 3-7 are played as a group."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The pattern shows that the opponent often plays Rock vs Paper. Since I predicted Paper and got 0, they might still play Rock against another Paper."""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Looking at the game history, I notice that in several rounds (2-4 and 6,8) where I played Rock, the opponent chose Rock as well. This indicates a possible adaptive pattern where if my move matches theirs, they might repeat it next."""
+111,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Previous outcomes showed a trend where when I played Rock, Paper was stronger; but now, when I played Scissors, it's likely the opponent is counteracting by using Paper as well."""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent has been playing Scissors multiple times recently, and if they stick to that pattern, I bet they'll play Rock as a counter."""
+126,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Look at the last few rounds to find patterns. The opponent's moves seem like they are repeating similar options a lot recently."""
+115,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent consistently plays Paper in all previous rounds. Observing this pattern, I deduced that the opponent will likely continue playing Paper next."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The pattern seems to reset after a certain number of moves, and given that I have more correct predictions so far (3), it might cycle again."""
+127,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The history shows that I won once by choosing Rock against Paper, and have lost twice when my opponent chose Rock. So going forward, perhaps I would go back to playing Rock for possible pay off."""
+123,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's last few moves were rock, paper, rock, paper..., so the pattern is Rock-Paper repeating. Therefore, next move should be Rock."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Looking at the history, my opponent tends to play Scissors most of the time. I think they will follow this pattern again."""
+120,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Looking at the last few rounds, the opponent often plays Scissors in response to various gestures. Observing recent patterns where they repeatedly played Scissors regardless of my guess might suggest a pattern or consistent strategy."""
+135,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""So far, the opponent's moves have been Rock, Paper, Scissors in a cycle. Since their last move was Paper, I predict they will follow with Scissors, which is next in the sequence."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper multiple times recently and seems to be following a pattern."""
+114,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in all previous rounds, except round 6 where they played something else. Since I predicted Paper and got a correct outcome several times, maybe they will stick to Paper again."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""It looks like the opponent has been playing Scissors a lot recently."""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Looking at the last two moves, it seems like your opponent might be trying to counter my previous play."""
+137,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""..."""
+129,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+117,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissor in the recent rounds and I think sticking with that strategy would be good."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""Your score is 5 out of 8, which isn't very high. Since I thought the opponent might be using a pattern based on previous moves."""
+109,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The pattern suggests the opponent is consistently rolling Rock, so I'm predicting they'll choose Rock again this round."""
+108,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""“Wait, let's calculate the total scores for each possible move and choose the one with highest score."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Previous moves show a pattern where the opponent might stick with Rock given past losses."""
+122,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The pattern of opponent's moves so far shows that whenever I select Rock, they always counter with Paper. When I choose Paper, they play Rock. It looks like a straightforward rock-paper-scissors cycle."""
+140,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""In the last 5 rounds, I have noticed that my guess was correct whenever I played Rock. The opponent has been playing Scissors more often in these cases."""
+136,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. Looking at the history, after Paper it played Rock again in Round 4, then Scissors in Round... etc."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be using a pattern of repeating the same move, but it's difficult for me to determine because the previous rounds don't clearly show a specific pattern. Maybe the opponent is switching strategies in response to my actions."""
+112,deepseek-r1,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,""""""
+119,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+110,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""..."""
+116,deepseek-r1,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+106,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The history shows that the opponent has been playing Rock more than any other move, so it's likely they will continue to play Rock."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+128,deepseek-r1,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent played Paper in the last few rounds, so it's likely they will also play Paper again."""
+134,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""**Previous outcomes:** You previously played Rock and lost four times in a row, then won twice. It seems like when I play Rock, the opponent sometimes plays Scissors to win against me. Maybe there's a pattern where they cycle through responses. Next time, since I played Paper and won once, maybe playing Scissors can disrupt their strategy."""
+132,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,""""""
+125,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Opponent has a pattern of playing Rock and you played Scissors twice..."""
+107,deepseek-r1,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""..."""
+138,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Scissors and Rock have been used the most, so maybe my opponent is trying to stick with those."""
+133,deepseek-r1,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Looking at the win pattern, in some rounds I won when I played Paper. The opponent might be cyclically following a pattern where Rock > Scissors and so on."""
+124,deepseek-r1,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. There's a clear pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. So I predict the next move will be Paper."""
+139,deepseek-r1,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to follow a three-move cycle, repeating after every three rounds. Observing the previous outcomes, in round 10 they might repeat a similar move as in round 4 or 7."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since there's no history available, I'll choose 'Rock' as a neutral starting guess."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""With no prior data, choosing 'Rock' as a default initial prediction."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round and there's no prior information, I'm choosing randomly."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since it's the first round and there's no prior data, I selected a move randomly."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and no data is available, I choose randomly."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I have no prior game history to analyze. Selecting randomly, I choose Rock as the initial prediction."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Being the first round, there's no prior data to analyze, so selecting randomly."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'll randomly pick 'Rock' as a starting point."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and no past moves to analyze, predicting Rock as a standard initial choice."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, selecting Rock as a typical initial guess."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no history to analyze. I'll randomly select 'Rock' as a starting prediction."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'll choose 'Rock' purely by chance as there is no prior data for analysis."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, so I'll start by predicting 'Rock', a common opening move."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round with no prior data, I am selecting 'Rock' randomly as a starting point."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the initial round, thus I have no prior moves to base my prediction on."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, without any previous moves, Rock is a common initial choice."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and no prior strategy has been observed, choosing randomly or based on initial instinct."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""With no previous rounds to analyze, I'll choose 'Rock' as an initial random prediction."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is our first round, there's no prior data to analyze; therefore, 'Rock' is chosen as a common initial move."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round and we have no prior history. I'll choose randomly and begin with Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, so there's no historical data. I'm choosing Rock arbitrarily."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's unclear what the opponent's strategy will be, as this is the first round. I'll predict 'Rock' as a common starting choice."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any patterns to analyze. I'll predict Rock as it's a common initial choice."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I will predict randomly, choosing 'Rock' as it's commonly selected as an opening move."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round with no previous data; thus, I select at random."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the very first round, predicting 'Rock' seems to be a popular and common opening move."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""There is no previous data to analyze, choosing randomly with 'Rock' this round."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the opening move with no prior data, I will predict 'Rock', which is generally a common initial choice."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""In absence of prior data, Rock is an arbitrary initial prediction."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""There is no existing game history, so I chose randomly. Rock is a common initial choice."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first round, I will choose at random as there's no history yet."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Without any prior data or observations, I'll choose Paper to start the match randomly."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and we have no data yet on the opponent's strategy, I'm choosing Rock as a neutral starting point."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since it's the first move, I'll choose 'Rock' arbitrarily, as there is no prior information available."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first move, I'll pick 'Rock' arbitrarily due to no prior history."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent started with Rock. Maybe they're going to change to Paper to mix it up."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent previously played Paper; predicting a change to Scissor as they might rotate through options."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Considering the opponent's last choice of Paper, they might shift to Scissor next to change their strategy."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent initially played Rock. Predicting Paper might counter a potential repetition of their initial choice."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Given we have only seen one move, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might repeat their initial choice until we have more information."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent played Rock in the first round; I'll choose Paper thinking they might stick to Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent started with Rock. I'm assuming they might repeat the same move, so I'll predict Paper to counter Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the limited game history, I'm predicting the opponent will change patterns and play Scissor next."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has shown Paper once; perhaps they expect me to react to that. Predicting Scissor as a strategic guess."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent previously played Rock, maybe they will stick with Rock again. I'll pick Paper to counter."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent chose Paper first round; predicting they'll cycle through choices and pick Scissor next."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent previously played Rock. Predicting they may switch to Paper to change strategies."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""With only one round played, the choice so far has been Paper. To test for a pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting Scissor might help identify the strategy."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent started with Rock; I infer they might switch to Paper next to counter an expected shift on my part."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent might play Scissor again to test consistency; I'll predict Scissor this round."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Paper; they might change their strategy by now playing Scissor to catch me off guard."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent previously played Rock, suggesting they might repeat the move. Predicting Paper might yield a win."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent played 'Rock' previously. With only one move observed, there's insufficient data to identify a pattern, so I'll guess they'll repeat 'Rock'."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper previously, I anticipate they might change their choice to Scissor to vary their play."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent played Rock initially; assuming they might keep it or switch to Paper, choosing Paper is the safest guess."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Initially, the opponent chose Paper, so they might now switch their choice to Scissors, expecting me to choose Paper."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper previously, so I predict they'll stick to it for now."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent might switch from Scissor to Rock to avoid repeat; trying to catch a potential pattern."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent started with Rock. Predicting Paper might beat a repeated Rock or test for a pattern."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""There's insufficient data; I'm guessing the opponent might switch to Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent previously chose Scissor, perhaps they will shift to Rock next."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent first chose Rock; predicting alternate or cyclic patterns, the opponent might now select Paper."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent previously chose Rock; maybe they'll repeat this choice."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""With only one round, there's limited information. I'll assume the opponent repeats their previous move for now."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissor previously, I predict they might repeat it based on initial information."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""With only one round played, it's unclear if there's a strategy, so I'll stick with the opponent's previous move."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock initially; they might switch moves in the next round. Predicting Paper to counter a potential repeat."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent previously chose Scissor; perhaps repeating the same choice as there isn't enough data yet."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""With only one round played, it's unclear if there's a pattern. Given they played Scissor before, I'll tentatively predict they'll switch to Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent played Rock in previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent chose Rock in both previous rounds; they might continue this pattern."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper twice. It seems likely they'll choose Paper again."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Opponent played Rock, then Paper; y assumption is they are cycling through moves, so Scissor is next."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock, then Paper. If they continue cycling, the next logical choice is Scissor."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has chosen 'Paper' twice in a row; I'll predict this pattern will continue."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""So far, the opponent has played Rock then Paper. Possibly following a sequence, they might play Scissors next."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent hasn't played Rock yet, it's possible they'll choose it this round for variety."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock twice consecutively; perhaps they will continue this pattern."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Pattern is unclear, choosing Rock as a random selection."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock, then Paper, possibly following the sequence Rock-Paper-Scissors. Therefore, Scissor is likely next."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent's choices seem cyclical (rock, paper); next likely scissor."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent hasn't used Rock yet; anticipating they'll try it next."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent previously played Rock and then Paper; I'm anticipating a sequential pattern, so they might play Scissor next."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent might switch moves frequently; I'll predict Rock as a change from last round."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""So far, the opponent has consistently played Rock. There is not enough evidence to suggest a different behavior."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent previously chose Scissor, might start a pattern or repeat move."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent chose Paper consistently in the first two rounds, suggesting they might continue this pattern."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Given the limited history, the opponent may switch moves unpredictably, so I'll try predicting 'Rock' this round."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent seems to be cycling through moves in the order Rock, Paper, Scissor. Hence, Scissor should come next."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper twice consecutively; likely indicating a repeating or consistent pattern of choosing Paper."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock then Paper, suggesting they might cycle through options. Scissor could logically come next."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played scissor twice, so they might repeat it again."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock; I anticipate they'll continue this pattern."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far are Scissor then Rock, possibly indicating a cycle pattern. Predicting Scissor, considering a repeating pattern."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent chose Scissor in both rounds, suggesting they may continue this choice."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Opponent previously chose Scissor and Rock; selecting Paper anticipates opponent's shift or cycle strategy."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent consistently chose Scissor previously; likely to continue this pattern."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""So far, the opponent has played Rock, then Paper. I'm noticing a potential sequence, so I'll predict Scissor next."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissor then Rock; perhaps they cycle through moves. I'll predict Paper as next in the sequence."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently selected Rock in all previous rounds without variation."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent showed a preference for Paper in previous rounds, playing Paper twice consecutively. Therefore, predicting Paper seems logical."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems to prefer Paper after playing Scissor, indicating a pattern worth exploring."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""It appears the opponent favors Paper frequently, choosing it multiple times already."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissor consecutively in the first two rounds; predicting Scissor again seems reasonable for now."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock twice previously, suggesting a preference towards Rock. Expecting Rock again, I predict Paper to counter it."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent previously played Rock, then Paper. They might be cycling, so I predict Scissor next."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent might be cycling through moves, and after Rock, Scissor is likely next."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock twice, possibly favoring this move."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper three times in a row; possible pattern of repetition."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems to favor Paper frequently, so it's likely they'll play Paper again."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to be mirroring my previous choices, so they'll likely play Rock next."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""My opponent consistently played Rock. I'll predict 'Rock' for the next round again."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has shown both Scissor and Rock previously, perhaps cycling through moves. Predicting Paper next in the potential cycle."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Given that the opponent consistently chose Rock for the past three rounds, it's reasonable to predict that they'll continue with Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has chosen 'Rock' in every round so far. It seems likely they will continue this pattern for the next move."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has cycled through all options once; perhaps they begin the pattern again with Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently selected 'Scissor' in previous rounds, hinting at a possible repetitive pattern."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in previous rounds. It seems logical that they will continue this pattern."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent chose Scissor twice; predicting continuation of this pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems to favor Paper, having chosen it multiple times already."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently selected Paper, suggesting a tendency or pattern toward Paper."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has chosen Paper consistently in previous rounds; I predict they will do so again."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Observing the history, the opponent previously followed Scissor-Rock-Scissor, suggesting they might play Rock again."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper in previous rounds, so I predict Paper again."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent hasn't used Rock yet; they might use it next."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Opponent might cycle through moves or revert to familiar moves; choosing Rock is a strategic guess based on patterns."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper three rounds in a row. Given this consistency, predicting Paper again seems reasonable."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent initially matched your moves, then played Rock again. I predict they'll switch to Paper next."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent repeats the move that was last guessed; given this, they should play Rock next."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent consistently played Scissor; it's logical to expect the same move."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent might choose Rock next to diversify their pattern since they've not chosen Rock yet."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent used Rock twice out of three rounds, suggesting a preference towards Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to favor Rock frequently; hence, predicting Rock might be a safer choice."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock in every round so far; thus, predicting Rock again seems logical."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent plays the same move I chose previously. Since I chose Rock first, now I'll pick Paper to counter predicted Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock each round thus far, suggesting a repeating or constant choice pattern."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent favored Paper actively in two out of three rounds. I'll assume this trend continues and predict Paper."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's last sequence was Rock, Paper, Rock; they seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper. Predicting Paper next."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be repeating certain moves and patterns. Predicting 'Paper' based on the previous rounds."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Scissor, Rock, Scissor; there's a chance they might follow a pattern or repeat it, predicting Rock next."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in the previous rounds, so they're likely to continue this trend."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in all previous rounds, indicating a fixed strategy or pattern."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent might cycle through moves, and since they've not played Rock since round 2, they might play it next."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in all previous rounds, so it's logical they'll stick to this choice."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor, so I'll predict Scissor next."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Rock'. There's no indication they'll change now."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper three times consecutively, suggesting a tendency toward repeating Paper."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent frequently played Paper after previously playing Paper; predicting 'Paper' seems to follow their pattern."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chooses Rock. Predicting continuation of this pattern."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I noticed the opponent frequently played Scissor after Rock; I'm predicting Scissor next."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Observing the pattern, the opponent seems to cycle through different moves. Scissor appears to be the next logical choice."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent appeared to favor Paper initially and has alternated between Paper and Scissor. Predicting Paper next seems logical based on prior behavior."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent alternates between Scissor and Rock; last was Scissor, so next is Rock."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent might be cycling through Rock, Paper, Scissor repeatedly. After Scissor, they might revert back to Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing previous rounds, Paper seems to follow Rock; predicting Paper this round."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissor' for all past rounds."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Opponent seems to repeat my previous move. Played Rock after my Rock, Paper after my Paper."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has been playing 'Paper' repeatedly after instances of me playing 'Rock'. Considering the repetition, predicting 'Paper' seems logical."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Analyzing the opponent's previous moves, they seem to repeat patterns; I'm predicting they will play Rock again."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in previous rounds, suggesting a habitual pattern of choosing Scissor."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent chose 'Paper' consistently in previous rounds; I predict the trend will continue."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent played Paper, Scissor, and Paper recently, hinting at alternating moves. Predicting Scissor next."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent might revert to Rock following their previous choices, possibly continuing a cyclic strategy or adapting accordingly."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper, thus it's logical to anticipate Paper again for their next move."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in previous rounds, indicating a repetitive pattern."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper in previous rounds, predicting this consistency will continue."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent seems to favor Scissor after a round of Rock; predicting Scissor again."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played 'Scissor' for all previous rounds. It seems logical they'll stick to this pattern."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper in each of the previous rounds. It's likely they'll continue using this pattern."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent seems to cycle through the moves; after playing Rock, they usually go to Scissor next."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent seems to play Paper whenever you've predicted Rock, indicating a likely continuation of this pattern."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Observing the pattern, the opponent seems to cycle through moves predictably. After Rock in round 4, Paper is likely next."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Observing patterns from the history, Rock seems commonly selected. Predicting Rock might be a safer choice."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in every round thus far, indicating a steady, repetitive pattern."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in previous rounds, so I predict they'll continue this pattern."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has frequently played 'Rock' and 'Scissor', so predicting 'Rock' seems most logical."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Analyzing the opponent's moves, Rock and Paper seem more frequent. Predicting Rock as it may follow a pattern observed."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently every round; it's reasonable to anticipate they'll continue this pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Analyzing previous moves, I believe the opponent might switch to Rock next, as it hasn't been used recently."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock for all previous rounds, indicating a high probability of repeating this move."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's previous moves indicate they're consistently choosing Paper, hence I predict they'll choose Paper again."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Opponent previously followed Paper with Rock. Given the recurrence, I predict Rock next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent frequently chooses Rock; proposing Rock as the next likely choice."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Rock in all previous rounds. It's likely they'll do the same again."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor every round, so I predict they'll continue this pattern and play Scissor again."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Observing a repeating pattern or the frequency of past moves, Scissor appears likely as the next move."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock every round. Hence, they seem to prefer Rock consistently."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor every round so far; it's likely they'll do it again."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has mirrored each of my previous guesses, implying they might repeat my last guess, 'Rock'."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played 'Scissor' consistently for the previous five rounds, indicating a clear pattern."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I'm noticing a potential cyclical pattern or repeated choices around Paper and Rock. Predicting Paper for next move."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has frequently chosen Rock in past rounds, so predicting Paper could be advantageous now."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Observations suggest the opponent might play Paper next, completing a cycle through all choices."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent consistently repeated the sequence Paper-Scissor, Paper-Scissor. Following this identifiable pattern, Paper is the next logical choice."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Analyzing the previous rounds, the opponent seems to favor playing Scissor more frequently."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently chose Paper in previous rounds, suggesting a pattern."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Rock after Scissor. I'm predicting they might repeat this behavior."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent frequently picks Scissor after Paper; hence I predict Scissor next."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent seems to frequently choose Paper, especially after your prediction of Rock. Anticipating continuation of this pattern, I predict Paper."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played 'Paper' for the past four rounds, so it's likely they will play 'Paper' again."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in every round; thus, they appear to favor Scissor strongly."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent seems to favor playing 'Rock' frequently based on previous rounds."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' consistently for the past four rounds, suggesting a tendency to stick with this choice."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Identifying a cyclical usage pattern, the opponent is likely to use Scissor next."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for several rounds; it's likely they will repeat this move."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Given the opponent consistently played Paper from rounds 2 to 6, I predict they will continue this pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to prefer Paper, playing it multiple times before. I'll predict Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent appears to copy each of my previous moves. Since I played Paper in Round 2 and they also chose Paper, my prediction is Paper again."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent frequently chooses Paper after playing Rock. Anticipating a repeating pattern, I predict Paper."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Given the opponent's consistent choice of Paper the last four rounds, I expect they will continue this pattern."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in every previous round; therefore, I'm predicting Scissor again."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for all previous rounds, suggesting a continued pattern."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Analyzing previous rounds, the opponent appeared to repeat certain choices. Predicting 'Rock' as a reasonable next move."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to favor the move Scissor quite frequently, especially in recent moves. Predicting they may continue this trend."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent frequently plays Paper; predicting Paper seems like the logical choice."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to have slight preference for Rock; I predict they will continue this tendency."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has frequently chosen Rock. Based on this pattern, it's reasonable to anticipate they'll play Rock again."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Observing the opponent's pattern, after playing Paper, they often switch to Scissor next. I'll predict Scissor this round."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent seems to always match my previous guess. Since I chose Rock last, they will probably choose Rock next. Hence, Paper is my best play."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent might cycle moves, having just played Rock last round, making Paper a potential next choice."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Analyzing the previous rounds, the opponent seems to be cycling through 'Rock', 'Paper', and 'Scissor' in order. After playing 'Paper', the next logical move is 'Scissor'."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor since round 1."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Analyzing the history, the opponent often returns to Rock after using Scissor, hence predicting Rock seems reasonable."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent frequently played Paper after encounters involving Scissor. Predicting Paper based on observed historical trends."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor every round; thus, it is reasonable to predict Scissor for the next move."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper for the last five rounds, implying a probable strategy of repetition."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent tends to repeat moves; following Scissor in round 5, Rock is likely next."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has consistently played 'Paper', it's logical they will continue this trend."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent consistently chose Paper and Scissor alternately in past rounds. After choosing Scissor, they tend to pick Paper next."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock every round, so it seems likely they'll do so again."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""I notice the opponent frequently chooses Rock as their move. Predicting Rock based on this trend."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last five rounds; it's logical to predict they'll continue this pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Opponent played Paper multiple times recently, might continue with it."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in previous rounds."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has repeatedly chosen Scissors, indicating a preference. I predict they'll continue this pattern."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent tends to use 'Rock' frequently, observing a repeated pattern. Predicting 'Rock' seems logical based on past rounds."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent chose Rock consistently across all rounds, indicating they might stick to Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently chose Paper in previous rounds, suggesting they might continue using this strategy."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played 'Rock' in all previous rounds."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for all previous rounds; therefore, Rock seems the most likely next move."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent frequently played Rock and Paper previously. I'll predict Rock as it appears regularly."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in all previous rounds; it's very likely they will continue."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent seems to always copy your previous choice. Your last choice was Scissor, so they will likely choose Scissor next."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent appears to favor Rock, choosing it often in previous matches, hence predicting Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Based on previous rounds, the opponent seems to frequently choose Rock. I expect they might continue this trend."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper in previous rounds, suggesting it's their preferred choice."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently picked Paper in previous rounds; thus, predicting Paper again seems logical."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Scissor each round; therefore, I predict they'll keep selecting Scissor."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Analyzing the rounds, the opponent frequently chose Scissor. Predicting they'll choose Scissor again seems logical."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for every round, indicating a consistent choice."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent seems to frequently play Paper, particularly after rounds ending in Paper or Scissor. Following this pattern, I predict Paper as the next move."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has frequently chosen Paper, so it's likely they will choose Paper again."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""Analyzing the provided history, the opponent frequently played 'Paper', which indicates a high likelihood they'll use 'Paper' again this round."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has consistently chosen Paper for multiple rounds; expecting continuation of this pattern."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently picked Scissor; hence, I predict it will do so again."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent consistently played Scissor for the past rounds, likely continuing the trend."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent frequently repeats 'Scissor'. Considering this trend, I predict the next move will also be 'Scissor'."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent repeatedly played Scissor. Expecting continuation."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent frequently chose Rock in previous rounds, so it's likely they'll pick it again."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent seems to copy my previous move. My last prediction was Paper, therefore they will likely choose Paper this round."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to favor patterns. They previously started with Rock, so I'm predicting they'll begin the cycle again with Rock."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent appears to cycle through Rock, Paper, Scissor repeatedly, and after Scissor, the next logical move in this sequence is Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,6,"""I noticed the opponent regularly chooses Paper following certain patterns. Predicting Paper next."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent played Paper consistently after round 1; predicting Paper again."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""I observed that after playing Paper, the opponent often chooses Rock. This pattern suggests Rock may follow; thus, I predict Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played 'Paper' for all previous rounds; it's likely they'll repeat this."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor; likely they'll continue this pattern."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent seems to regularly select 'Rock', making it a likely next move."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock every round. Expecting this trend to continue, predicting Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to follow a repeating cycle, and based on the previous pattern, it's likely they'll choose Rock next."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock every round; thus, I predict they will continue this trend."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent seems to favor Rock or Scissor, rarely using Paper. I'll choose Rock, anticipating they may continue this trend."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Scissor in previous rounds, implying a likely pattern or strategy preference."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent has consistently chosen Rock each round, so it's logical to predict Rock again."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for the past rounds, so predicting Rock again seems logical."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Analyzing previous rounds, Scissor frequently follows Rock from the opponent. Therefore, Scissor is a likely move."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent is cycling moves in the standard sequence Rock, Paper, Scissor. Next move should logically be Scissor."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent often chooses 'Scissor' after 'Rock,' indicating a possible pattern. Predicting 'Scissor' next."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for the past several rounds, indicating a strong likelihood they will maintain this choice."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper since round 1; I predict they will continue this strategy."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent frequently plays Rock after Scissor, so I'll predict Rock next."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose 'Scissor' over the past rounds; thus, I predict they would follow this pattern again."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent consistently chose Paper in past rounds, suggesting they will continue this pattern."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent frequently turns to Scissor after playing Paper; this pattern guided my prediction."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent frequently alternates between Rock and Scissor, making Scissor likely the next move."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to frequently choose Rock, so I predict they'll select Rock again."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissor consistently in previous rounds; predicting they will continue this pattern."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to favor Paper after playing Rock, so Paper feels like the safest prediction."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Looking at the previous rounds, the opponent seems to alternate their moves in a certain pattern; I predict Paper next."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent frequently selects Paper, suggesting it as a probable move for the next round."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently chose Paper in previous rounds; likely indicating a consistent strategy."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently plays 'Scissor' every round; thus, it's logical to predict 'Scissor' for the next move."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has consistently chosen Paper since round 1; expecting they will continue this pattern."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent frequently plays Scissor, especially after playing Paper. Predicting Scissor seems prudent."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent's previous moves included frequent Paper choices. I'll anticipate they choose Paper again."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to mimic my previous move. Last time, I played Scissor, so the opponent will likely play Scissor next."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for several rounds. It's logical to predict they will continue this trend."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on previous rounds, the opponent consistently chooses Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem cyclical or patterned, alternating frequently between Rock and Scissor, indicating they may repeat Rock next."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor, suggesting a strong tendency toward this move."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent seems to select moves similar to what I previously chose most often, indicating a possible biased pattern."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for all previous rounds; I expect this pattern to continue."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for all previous rounds. It's reasonable to assume they'll continue this pattern."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to favor repeating moves; after playing Rock previously, they might switch to Paper next round."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Rock was the opponent's most frequent move in previous rounds, making it likely to appear again."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Analyzing the past rounds, the opponent seems to cycle through moves. After playing Rock, they tend towards Paper next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent alternates frequently between Rock and Scissor; after playing Scissor typically follows with Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent consistently chose Paper in all recent rounds, indicating likely repetition."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,6,"""Opponent often follows Paper with Scissor. Predicting Scissor based on pattern observation."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's move pattern shows occasional repetitions and Paper seems to follow Rock frequently. Predicting Paper as the likely next move."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Scissor, indicating a high likelihood they'll continue this pattern."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to frequently choose Rock; predicting it might be advantageous."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a likely continuation of this predictable behavior."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played 'Paper' in the last 9 rounds, suggesting a strong preference for repeating this choice."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent is clearly mirroring my previous guess each time. Since I guessed Rock in Round 1, they played Rock. Following this pattern, I predict Rock next."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent is repeating the sequence Rock-Paper-Scissor consistently. After Scissor, they always choose Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent frequently chooses Rock; betting on their common behavior seems optimal."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper for several rounds; it's logical to predict Paper again."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently selected Paper in previous rounds; it's likely they will do so again."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent chose Paper consistently for the past several rounds; likely they'll continue this pattern."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Analyzing the pattern, it seems the opponent frequently plays Paper after Rock. Therefore, I predict Paper."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently plays Rock every round."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Rock throughout all previous rounds, making it logical to anticipate Rock again."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for all previous rounds, indicating a repeating pattern or strong preference towards Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock each round; hence, it's logical to predict they will choose Rock again."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent seems to mimic my previous choice each round. My last pick was Rock, so I predict they'll choose Paper next."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to switch between Rock and Paper predominantly, indicating a possible pattern to guess Rock next."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to repeat the last move frequently. Rock was last, so I predict Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to frequently select Rock following a cycle pattern; predicting Rock might be a safe guess based on past moves."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent plays moves matching our previous guesses. We previously guessed Scissor, so expect Scissor again."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent is cycling through moves sequentially: Rock, Paper, Scissor—now expect Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has been repeating Rock, Paper, Scissor in sequence consistently. After Rock, the next move will likely be Paper."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's recent sequence seems repetitive. Predicting 'Paper' aligns with the observed pattern in previous moves."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds; predicting the same move seems sensible."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in previous rounds, suggesting a repetitive behavior."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Analyzing the opponent's moves, they seem to favor 'Rock' after a 'Scissor' move. Therefore, I predict they'll choose 'Rock' next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves alternate frequently; considering this pattern, Scissor is likely next."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Rock for every past round, so it is logical to predict Rock again for the next round."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent seems to cycle through Rock, Paper, and Scissor repeatedly. Given the history, their next move is likely Scissor."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent repeats the same sequence: Rock, Paper, Scissor. After Scissor, they play Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent frequently played Paper after Rock; based on recent patterns, I predict Paper next."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent frequently selects Rock, so it's most likely the next choice."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent appears to repeat 'Rock' and 'Paper' frequently; they played 'Rock' last, so they might switch now to 'Paper'."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent is playing moves identical to my guesses. If I continue this trend and guess Scissor, the opponent is likely to play Scissor next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to favor playing 'Rock' frequently, so predicting 'Rock' seems most logical."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent seems to cycle through moves in order. Following their pattern, they will likely play Scissor next."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently mirrors my previous move, and I chose Rock last, so I expect them to play Rock again."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent appears to follow a consistent repeating pattern: rock, paper, scissor. Next should logically be rock."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent is repeating the pattern (Rock, Paper, Scissor) consistently; after Scissor, they always play Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""No previous data available, selecting randomly: Rock."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round with no history, I chose Rock as a common starting move."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the initial round, the opponent’s strategy is unknown, so I randomly choose Rock to start."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As there is no historic data available yet, choosing 'Rock' as a basic initial guess seems reasonable."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the initial round and no history is available, I'll randomly choose Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I have no previous information about the opponent's strategy, so I'll select Rock arbitrarily."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round and without any history, choosing randomly so selecting 'Rock'."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""With no prior history, I'll start by selecting 'Rock' as a default initial prediction."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and no previous moves are available, choosing 'Rock' is an arbitrary initial choice."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""There is no history available yet, so Rock is arbitrarily selected as the initial prediction."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since there is no previous game data, I chose a move randomly as a starting point."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no history to analyze, I'll default to predicting 'Rock' as an initial guess."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round with no previous data, so I will randomly predict 'Rock'."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, there is no previous data to analyze; thus, I'm selecting 'Rock' arbitrarily."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""With no prior data, predicting 'Rock' as it is commonly the default first move made by new players."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As the first round, there's no past data available. Hence, I'm choosing arbitrarily."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round; there's no previous data available, so I'm selecting randomly."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round with no history available; randomly choosing Rock as a baseline prediction."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""With no prior history or information available, choosing randomly seems reasonable. I selected Rock arbitrarily."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round; without previous data, I arbitrarily choose 'Rock' hoping it's correct."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I have no previous data to analyze, so I'll randomly pick 'Rock'."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is our first round, I have no historical data to analyze. I am selecting 'Rock' as a neutral initial prediction to begin."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is my random first prediction due to absent historical data."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I have no prior information to suggest any specific choice, so I'll randomly select Rock as my baseline prediction."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round and no data is available yet, choosing 'Rock' arbitrarily as a starting point."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the initial round, lacking historical data, I am choosing randomly: Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""It's the first round, making a random prediction since there's no data to analyze."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, the opponent's strategy is unknown, making Rock a reasonable arbitrary choice."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""With no previous rounds played, I randomly choose Rock as my initial prediction."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round without historical data, I'll start with 'Rock' as a standard initial prediction."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is our first round, I have no prior pattern or behavior from the opponent. Choosing Rock arbitrarily."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no historical data yet, choosing 'Rock' is a neutral and common opening move."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper previously; with limited data, I'll assume they'll repeat this move."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent chose Rock previously; perhaps they will change to Paper next."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the initial round, I have no data to predict from. I'll start with a random guess of 'Rock'."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissor previously; lacking more historical data, I'll assume repetition for now."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I only have data that the opponent played Rock once, so the simplest assumption is they might continue playing Rock."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock last; expecting they might switch moves, I'm choosing Paper to hopefully counter."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I predict Scissor to check if the opponent maintains a changing pattern from their last move."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent previously chose Scissor; they might now switch to Rock."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent initially played 'Rock'. I predict they might switch to 'Paper' next to avoid repetition."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent chose Rock last time; without more data on their pattern, selecting Rock again seems reasonable."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent previously chose Rock; perhaps they will switch to Paper next."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent previously chose Paper; predicting that they might switch to Scissor next to change moves."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent previously chose Paper, they might switch to Scissor next."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Initially, the opponent played Rock. Anticipating continuity or a repeating pattern, I choose Paper to counter Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""It's the first round, so my prediction is made at random."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent chose 'Rock' last round; predicting a change, I'll guess 'Paper' for variety."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent previously chose Rock; I'll try Paper this time to test if they repeat moves or choose sequentially."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent played Scissor initially; continuing with Rock assuming possible repetition."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent started with Rock. They might stay consistent, or perhaps cycle through. I'll predict the next logical choice, Paper."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent might rotate moves or choose a different one each round. Rock might be their next choice."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I chose 'Scissor' guessing the opponent might switch to what beats their first play ('Paper'), possibly indicating a cyclical strategy."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent initially chose Rock, so anticipating they might repeat or shift to Paper, I select Paper for better chances."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent previously chose Paper, they might switch to Rock anticipating my next move."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent chose 'Rock' last round, there's a chance they might switch to 'Paper' next. Choosing 'Paper' seems reasonable."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""With only one turn, I have limited data. The opponent chose Rock once; I'll predict repetition of this choice."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissor in the first round, so without more data, I assume they might repeat their choice."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent played 'Scissor' in the first round; possibly they may continue with the same move."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I have no data on the opponent's strategy. I'll start by choosing 'Rock' arbitrarily."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent first chose Scissor; I will guess Rock assuming they might repeat."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent chose Rock previously; they may switch moves next, so I predict Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Rock, then Paper, indicating they may follow with Scissor next."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I picked Scissor as my prediction, considering the opponent previously selected Paper, anticipating they might not repeat the same move consecutively."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent just used Rock in the previous round. I'll try Paper, hoping they might stick to the same move."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent initially chose Scissor; perhaps they will repeat the same move."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has repeated my move in previous rounds; I'm predicting they will follow this pattern and play Scissor next."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock, then Paper; perhaps they're cycling through moves, so Scissor might be next."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent chose Rock consistently in previous rounds. I predict they will continue this pattern."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I'm selecting Scissor to test for any repeating patterns from the opponent."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played 'Scissor' in the past two rounds, so they might trend towards repetition."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper consecutively in the first two rounds; it seems likely they'll continue this trend."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent played Rock then Paper, indicating a possible cyclic pattern, thus I predict Scissors next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent previously chose Scissor; without further patterns, repeating my prediction seems reasonable."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissor then Rock; maybe they are cycling backwards. Next could logically be Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent showed 'Rock' and 'Paper' previously, possibly following a cyclic pattern. Therefore, next, they may choose 'Scissor'."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent might cycle through Rock then Paper and now possibly Scissor to complete a predictable sequence."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent chose Paper in both previous rounds. A pattern might be forming, so predicting Paper seems logical."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Paper; predicting continuation of this behavior."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the previous two rounds; perhaps they prefer this move."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice; they may favor Paper, so I'm predicting Paper."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent previously chose Paper. They might move to Scissor next to change things up."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissor in previous rounds, showing a preference for it. Expecting repetition."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Each round, the opponent played the move I previously guessed. Since last round I guessed 'Paper', I predict they'll now play 'Paper' as well. Therefore, I will choose 'Scissor' to counter it."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I predicted 'Scissor' to check if the opponent is cycling through the moves and might play it this round."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissor twice in a row; they might repeat this choice again."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent chose Rock twice in a row, which suggests a possible preference or repeating pattern."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent previously played Scissor followed by Rock, so they might play Paper next forming a sequential pattern."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or preference."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock then Paper, so the next logical step might be Scissor if they're cycling through moves."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in both rounds; thus, they may play Rock again."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent hasn't played Rock recently; perhaps they're due for it."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played 'Paper' consistently in previous rounds; it's likely they'll repeat this move."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Opponent played Paper then Scissor, possibly following an RPS sequence. Rock might be next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Analyzing previous moves, the opponent might cycle back to Scissor again."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to mimic my previous choices exactly. Since my previous move was Rock, I expect the opponent to play Rock next."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Opponent might cycle through moves; they've played Paper, Scissor, so maybe they'll pick Rock next."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""With only one round played, it's challenging to identify any pattern. The opponent previously used Scissor, possibly indicating a repetition. Predicting Rock seems reasonable for now."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent may cycle through the choices in a repeating pattern: Rock, Paper, then Scissor. Following this logic, the next move should be Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock so far. It's reasonable to predict they'll continue this choice."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent previously played moves matching my guesses. Perhaps they'll continue this trend, predicting I'll next choose Scissor."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has chosen Paper in all previous rounds, indicating a strong preference that might continue."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissor and then Rock; they might cycle through moves, suggesting Paper as the next likely move."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent might rotate moves and select Paper next as a new choice."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in all previous rounds. I'll predict Paper again for the next move."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played 'Rock' consistently, suggesting a possible repetitive pattern."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor, so I predict they will continue this pattern."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper twice in a row. I'm predicting they'll continue this pattern with Paper."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I noticed the opponent played Rock twice already; predicting Paper might give me an advantage if they continue their pattern."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in all rounds played so far; predicting Scissor is logical."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent started with Rock, then Paper, then Rock again; it is likely they're alternating moves or choosing Rock frequently."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Scissor' each round, indicating a clear preference or strategy."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""I analyzed the previous moves and I'm making a prediction based on that pattern."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently used Rock for the past rounds, so they're likely to continue with Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent may play Scissor next based upon their previous pattern of selections."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has selected Scissor consistently in the past two rounds, indicating a potential repetition in their strategy."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the previous rounds, the opponent matched my moves each time. Anticipating they might start this pattern again, I predict Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock in every round, showing a clear preference or strategy."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent hasn't chosen 'Rock' yet; they might do so next for variety."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent previously chose Paper, then Scissor; perhaps now they'll choose Rock to use all options in the first three rounds."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent chose 'Scissor' twice consecutively. There might be a pattern, so I will predict 'Scissor' again."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""I noticed the opponent possibly repeats or cycles moves. Given the pattern, Paper seems probable."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has chosen Paper repeatedly when you predicted Rock. I assume they'll maintain this pattern."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and then Paper; maybe they're cycling through moves, leading me to predict Scissor next."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent seems to match each of my previous moves, so likely they'll play Paper next."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round thus far. It seems logical to predict they will continue this behavior."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to have repeated Rock twice already, so I anticipate they might switch to Paper this round."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to consistently choose Paper over several rounds, so predicting Paper again seems logical."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent has consistently played Paper in previous rounds. Assuming this pattern continues, my safest prediction is Paper."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent has consistently chosen Scissor; likely continuing this trend."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Rock' in all previous rounds. It's reasonable to assume they'll continue this pattern."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper so far. Following this pattern, I'm predicting Paper again."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent might cycle through moves. Given the history, Rock seems likely next."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in previous rounds so far."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far seem varied; predicting Rock is a logical choice based on limited current data."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor, suggesting a repetitive strategy."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's previous choices suggest they favor Rock and Paper; predicting Rock aligns with this trend."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's move sequence alternates, and next appears to likely be Rock again."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper consistently in previous rounds; predicting they'll continue this pattern."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to be matching my previous guess. I chose Rock first, Paper second, Scissor third, and they mirrored these moves. Now, continuing the pattern, I predict they'll go back to Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems frequently inclined to use Paper; therefore, Paper might come next."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock every round consistently, so they will likely continue to play Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent frequently chose Paper; thus, predicting Paper again seems likely."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Rock following Rock. Predicting Paper, assuming a possible repetition."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Opponent played Rock more frequently, expecting continuation of this trend."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissor' for the past three rounds, so it's logical to assume they may repeat it again."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Noticing the opponent frequently plays 'Paper', predicting 'Paper' could be accurate based on existing patterns."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent frequently played moves that countered or mirrored mine, so predicting 'Rock' this time makes sense."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent might cycle through patterns; Rock hasn't appeared recently, so it could be next."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to repeat moves. Given their last move was Scissor, I predict Rock may be their next choice."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent's moves suggest a sequence or cycling; Scissor seems a logical next choice."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Opponent seems to cycle moves; they might go Rock next after Scissor."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor for the past several rounds."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently picked Rock in every previous round."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Rock in previous rounds, suggesting a pattern. I predict they'll choose Rock again."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has alternated between Paper and Scissor moves; after Paper, they previously chose Scissor. Following this pattern, they might choose Paper again."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""I observe the opponent is cycling sequentially through Rock, then Paper, then Scissor repeatedly. Thus, after playing Paper, the next expected move is Scissor."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent often chooses Rock, and since there is limited information, predicting their favorite move is logical."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor so far, indicating a likely continued pattern."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the past several rounds, indicating a repeating pattern or preference."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in all previous rounds; following this pattern, Scissor seems most likely."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chooses Scissor. Likely to continue."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent consistently plays Rock every round."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Rock in all previous rounds, implying they will likely pick Rock again."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has chosen Paper consistently for the last four rounds; I predict they will continue choosing Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Observing that the opponent repeats moves in sequence (Rock, Paper, Scissor, then Rock again), the next expected move is 'Paper'."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in every round so far."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Analyzing previous rounds, the opponent seems to cyclically play moves. Predicting Paper next."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has chosen Paper consistently for several rounds, so it's likely they'll choose Paper again."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has chosen Scissor in every previous round, showing a consistent trend."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper for the past rounds, suggesting a repetitive pattern."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's previous moves indicate a pattern, making 'Paper' a strategic prediction for this round."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Observing the sequence, the opponent's previous moves were Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. It seems the opponent might repeat an alternating pattern, making Rock the logical next move."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent appears to favor choosing scissors based on patterns observed in earlier rounds."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to cycle through Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor. Continuing the pattern, I predict Rock as the next logical choice."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Observing the opponent, I notice they've played 'Rock' and 'Scissor' but haven't used 'Paper'. Anticipating they'll repeat 'Scissor' after their recent moves."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent frequently played 'Rock'. Predicting 'Rock' sees consistent repetition."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Rock' throughout each round. It seems logical to predict 'Rock' as it follows the established pattern."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent often plays moves matching your previous guess, suggesting they adapt to your moves. Anticipating a similar response."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper; therefore, they are likely to continue this pattern."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissor'; they might stick to this pattern."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent repeated moves, and 'Rock' appeared regularly. Guessing it again."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' every single round so far; predicting they will continue this behavior."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Opponent seems to prefer 'Paper', playing it twice so far in earlier rounds."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has chosen Paper for all previous rounds, indicating a strong preference or a pattern. I predict Paper for the next move."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has chosen Scissor consistently thus far; likely, they'll repeat this pattern."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock every round so far."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent often selects moves that defeat the player's previous guess. Given my previous guess was Paper, I predict they will choose Paper again to match or counter."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the historical moves, the opponent might be cycling through moves. Predicting Rock next."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent seems to favor 'Scissor', hence predicting it next."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' every round."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock every round so far; thus, Rock seems highly likely."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose 'Scissor' in all previous rounds; it's likely they'll repeat this move."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent cycles through the moves in order. They played Rock previously; thus, Paper will be next."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissor consistently in the past rounds, prompting this prediction."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent repeatedly played Rock and Paper, indicating a possible tendency toward these moves. Predicting Rock next seems reasonable."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissor' in each of the previous rounds."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to repeat moves in a consistent sequence. After playing Scissor, they previously played Rock next, so I predict Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in previous rounds, making it the most likely move again."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Noticed opponent frequently choosing Paper, I'll predict Paper next."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently matched my choice so far. I'll assume this trend continues."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent frequently played Rock, suggesting a recurring preference or pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to consistently select Paper after playing Scissor, indicating a potential repeating pattern."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock frequently, suggesting it's likely to be repeated."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently selected Paper for multiple rounds. Predicting Paper once more."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock each round, thus I anticipate the same move again."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""They consistently chose Paper, indicating they are likely to continue this pattern."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently plays Rock, thus continuing this pattern seems probable."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent played Paper at rounds 1, 3, and 5, displaying a possible pattern. I anticipate Paper again next."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Rock is the most frequent choice by the opponent based on previous rounds."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Noticing the opponent often cycles moves, Rock seems probable next."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper, indicating a potential repetitive pattern."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently plays Scissor, opting for the same move each round."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves are varied, but they last played Rock, so I'm predicting Paper next, expecting a cycle or shift to Paper."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent frequently played Rock, suggesting a tendency towards this choice."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor every time."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor, so I will predict they continue this pattern."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has frequently chosen Rock; predicting Rock seems statistically reasonable."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the provided history, the opponent often chooses 'Rock'. I will predict 'Rock' again."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the past several rounds."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper in past rounds, indicating a pattern."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Opponent seems to be cycling through moves in some order; Scissor would continue this pattern logically."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor each round, indicating a persistent pattern."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent seems to favor Paper frequently, evidenced by repeated plays of Paper after Rock. Predicting Paper is logical here."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Scissor' every round; it seems to be their repeating choice."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent frequently chose 'Paper' when the user predicted 'Rock'. Betting on a repeating preference here."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent tends to pick moves that match my previous guesses. Since I previously chose 'Rock', they may now choose 'Paper' to counter it."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Rock' in every previous round."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Opponent played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, showing a frequent choice for Rock."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent seems to mirror my previous guess exactly. Last round I chose Paper, so this round they should choose Scissor."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent often repeats playing 'Rock', thus it seems a reasonable choice to expect this again."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent appears to consistently choose Rock, as demonstrated in previous rounds."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent consistently chose Rock in all prior rounds; it's likely they'll continue choosing Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper for the last several rounds; it's likely they'll continue with Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently copies the previous move; they played Scissor last, so I predict they'll switch back to Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent appears to frequently select Rock, hence predicting Rock seems most reasonable."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every previous round; I deduce they will likely continue this pattern."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper in previous rounds; predicting Paper again seems most probable."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Given the opponent has frequently chosen Scissor, it's likely they'll continue this pattern."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has frequently played Rock after playing Rock previously; thus, I'm predicting Paper to counteract."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""Noticing the opponent's repeating pattern, Paper is the next predicted move."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Analyzing the history, the opponent played Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor sequentially. Predicting the pattern continues, the next move would most likely be Paper."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to prefer Scissor frequently, particularly shown in recent rounds; selecting Scissor is therefore a safe prediction."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in every previous round; I predict continuation of this pattern."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper consistently in the last several rounds, indicating a possible repeating or constant strategy."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent previously chose Scissor after Paper. This indicates a possible repeating strategy."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent frequently picks Rock, seen in rounds 2, 4, and 6. Hence, predicting Rock again seems logical."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor in previous rounds. I'll predict they'll stick to this pattern."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent plays Rock after playing Paper, as observed in rounds 2-3."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock seven times, indicating a fixed pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's recent actions suggest a frequent use of Scissor, informing my prediction."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""There's a hint of cyclic behavior; predicting Paper accounts for a possible rotation or repetition by the opponent."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in all previous rounds. Therefore, it's reasonable to expect they'll choose Scissor again."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent seems to play the same move I chose each round. I will now test this by choosing Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent hasn't played Scissor since round 6. They might cycle back to that."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent often alternates between Rock and Paper; there's a reasonable chance Rock will come next."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in previous rounds; I'll predict Paper to match their historical pattern."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chooses Rock every round."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Rock occurs frequently after Scissor in previous rounds, suggesting the opponent might repeat this pattern."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to be cycling through moves in the order Rock > Paper > Scissor repeatedly, starting again at Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent frequently chooses Rock. Given the pattern observed, Rock seems likely."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock each round. I predict Rock will be played again."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played 'Scissor' in all previous rounds, suggesting a persistent pattern."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper consistently over the past several rounds, so it seems likely they'll play Paper again."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""Noting the opponent's frequent Paper plays following certain patterns, I predict Paper next."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Scissor for the past six rounds. I think they will likely continue with this behavior."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently chose Paper in previous rounds. It's likely they'll choose Paper again."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent plays Scissor after Paper, indicating a possible pattern. Given the last move was Paper, I predict Scissor."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Opponent has a repeated preference for Rock, so it is likely they'll choose Rock again."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for 8 consecutive rounds; it's highly likely they will choose Paper again."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for most rounds; it's likely they will continue."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Observing previous rounds, the opponent frequently chose Rock, indicating it as a safe prediction this round."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Rock in all previous rounds. Given this history, Rock seems most likely to be selected again."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Analyzing the previous rounds, the opponent seems to choose Scissors frequently after certain outcomes. Predicting based on this noticeable tendency."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent frequently plays Scissor after Paper, suggesting a repeating or adaptive behavior. Predicting Scissor aligns with observed trends."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock in all previous rounds, so I predict they will choose Rock again."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently chose Scissor for the past rounds; it's logical to anticipate it will continue this pattern."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent has consistently played Scissor for all previous rounds; likely to continue with this pattern."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent frequently chooses Rock in earlier rounds; this pattern suggests they might pick Rock again."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent repeats a Rock-Paper-Scissors sequence; after Paper, the next move is Scissor."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern suggests the opponent often selects Paper. I'll predict Paper for their next move."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent seems to match my previous choice each round, so predicting Paper because I chose Paper in round 5."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock every round so far, making it highly likely that they'll continue."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock for all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on previous rounds, the opponent frequently chooses Rock after Paper. I'll predict Rock again next round."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to prefer Rock, so guessing Rock is a safe prediction."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Opponent consistently chose Rock in all previous rounds; expecting continuation."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Analyzing the history, the opponent typically chooses 'Paper' after 'Rock'. Given the last move was 'Rock', I predict 'Paper' next."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Opponent frequently played Rock after playing Rock in previous rounds."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played 'Scissor' in previous rounds; they'll likely continue this pattern."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for several rounds; it's logical they'll continue."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently chose 'Paper' across all rounds. Thus, I predict they will choose Paper again."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent tends to choose 'Scissor' after playing 'Paper', based on previous rounds."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to repeat the sequence Rock, Paper, Scissor consistently."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to repeat the sequence Rock, Paper, and then Scissor. After Scissor, it's likely they'll play Rock, so I pick Paper."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent appears to frequently choose 'Rock', so predicting 'Rock' seems optimal."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,6,"""Scissor occurs frequently after Paper in the opponent's sequence, indicating a potential pattern."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Considering the opponent frequently chooses Rock, it's likely they'll choose it again."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent frequently played Scissor after certain patterns; predicting Scissor appears logical for the next round."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in every round so far, indicating a repeating pattern or consistent strategy."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper in previous rounds; hence, predicting Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been consistently mirroring my previous guesses. Since my last guess was Scissor, they will likely play Rock next."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves suggest repetition, and Paper commonly follows Rock; thus, predicting Paper seems logical."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper since the first round. It seems they follow a repetitive strategy."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent appears to be playing in cycles or showing some preference for Scissor. Given the history, predicting Scissor seems like an optimal choice."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played 'Rock', indicating a clear repeating pattern."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent shows a pattern by frequently playing 'Rock', so predicting 'Rock' is the safest choice."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent is using a repeating pattern: Rock, Paper, Scissor. Following this sequence, the next move should be Scissor."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to choose Rock frequently; I'll predict Rock accordingly."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on previous rounds, the opponent consistently chose Paper, indicating a stable pattern. Thus, I'll predict Paper again for this round."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock every round; it's logical to anticipate they will continue doing the same this round."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent consistently played Rock in all previous rounds; therefore, Rock is likely again."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the past rounds, the opponent often follows 'Rock' with 'Scissor', so predicting 'Scissor' is logical."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Examining the opponent's previous moves indicates they might play 'Paper' next as they've shown some repeating or cyclical pattern tendencies."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Opponent's moves repeat sequentially; after Rock, they consistently played Paper next. Thus, I'm predicting Paper following their established pattern."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent often selects Rock; hence, predicting Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Opponent consistently played 'Scissor'; predicting same pattern continues."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Analyzing previous moves showed a preference towards Rock after Scissor, thus predicting Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent appears to frequently choose Scissor following certain patterns. Predicting Scissor seems wise based on historical behavior."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has continually chosen Paper in past rounds, making Paper the most likely next move."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor every round so far, suggesting they will likely continue this behavior."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to frequently play Rock and Paper. Predicting Rock next given the previous patterns."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock in all previous rounds. It's logical to predict they'll continue this pattern."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Based on usual patterns, the opponent is likely to continue with Scissor in the next move."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""Considering previous patterns, I noticed the opponent frequently selects Scissor following rounds in which they played Paper."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""I predict Scissor based on observing the game history, noting that the opponent tends to favor Scissor."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's moves so far have mirrored my predictions exactly in a consistent cycle of Rock-Paper-Scissors. Since last round was Scissor, it should reset to Rock next."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's move matches my guess each round, forming a repeating pattern Rock-Paper-Scissor. Following this logic, the next move should be Scissor."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent often repeats Rock, making it a likely next move."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in previous rounds; thus, they're likely to choose Scissor again."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,6,"""Analyzing previous rounds suggests the opponent frequently chooses 'Scissor' after playing 'Paper'. Thus, I predict Scissor."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent often plays 'Rock' after 'Scissor', so I predict 'Rock' for the next move."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played Paper in nearly all previous rounds, so I'll predict the pattern continues."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Noticed a repeating or adaptive pattern, scissor seems likely next move."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent frequently repeats moves, commonly using Rock or Paper; choosing Rock aligns with this observed behavior."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent shows a notable preference towards Rock, so predicting Rock seems logical."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to prefer playing Scissor frequently. Based on recent moves, Scissor is a likely choice."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent is cycling through Rock, Paper, and Scissor consistently. After Scissor, they reset to Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to alternate between moves; given the last move was Rock, it's plausible they will choose Scissor next."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""Noticing the opponent played Paper after playing Scissor, suggesting the next move might be Scissor again."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent often alternates between Rock and Paper, and Paper seems to follow after Rock consistently in previous rounds."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's pattern suggests alternating between different moves; Paper seems likely next."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Opponent frequently chose Scissor recently. Might continue this trend."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent often selects Rock after playing Scissor, making Rock a logical next move."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent often plays paper after a rock, so paper seems probable next."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent consistently prefers playing 'Paper' after 'Rock', so I infer this pattern for my prediction."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent consistently played 'Paper' every preceding round, suggesting a pattern or strategy focusing on repeating this move."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissor in round 9 and seems to alternate between Rock and Scissor frequently."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent frequently alternates moves, and 'Paper' appears to be the most common. Anticipating this trend continuing."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent frequently selects 'Scissor', particularly after certain patterns emerge."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+1,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+2,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+3,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+4,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+5,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+6,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+7,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+8,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+9,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+10,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+11,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+12,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+13,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+14,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+15,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+16,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+17,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+18,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+19,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+20,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+21,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+22,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+23,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+24,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+25,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+26,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+27,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+28,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+29,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+30,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+31,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+32,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+33,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+34,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+35,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+36,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+37,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+38,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+39,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+40,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+41,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+42,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+43,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+44,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+45,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+46,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+47,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+48,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+49,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+50,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+51,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+52,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+53,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+54,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+55,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+56,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+57,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+58,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+59,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+60,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+61,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+62,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+63,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+64,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+65,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+66,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+67,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+68,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+68,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+69,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+70,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+71,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+72,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+73,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+74,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+75,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+76,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+77,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+78,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
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+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+79,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+80,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+81,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+82,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+83,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+84,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+85,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+86,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+87,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+88,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+89,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+90,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+91,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+92,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+93,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+94,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+95,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+96,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+97,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+98,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+99,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+100,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+101,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+102,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+103,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+104,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+105,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+106,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+107,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+108,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+109,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+110,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+111,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+112,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+113,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+114,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+115,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+116,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+117,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+118,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+119,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+120,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+121,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+122,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+123,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+124,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+125,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+126,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+127,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+128,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+129,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+130,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+131,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+132,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+133,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+134,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+135,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+136,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+137,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+138,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+139,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+140,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+141,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+142,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+143,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+144,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+145,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+146,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+147,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+148,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+149,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+150,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Paper."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+151,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+152,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+153,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+154,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+155,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+156,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+157,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+158,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+159,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+160,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+161,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+162,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+163,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+164,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+165,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+166,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+167,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+168,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+169,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+170,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+171,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+172,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+173,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+174,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+175,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+176,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+177,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+178,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+179,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+180,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Scissor."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+181,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+182,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+183,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+184,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+185,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+186,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+187,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+188,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+189,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+190,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+191,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+192,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+193,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+194,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+195,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+196,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+197,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+198,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+199,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+200,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+201,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+202,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+203,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+204,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+205,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+206,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+207,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+208,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+209,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No history available. Choosing randomly."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+210,gpt-4.5-preview-2025-02-27 strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on history, the opponent most frequently played Rock."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on. As a starting point, I'll make a random choice. Rock is a decent starting move as it covers Scissors but loses to Paper."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information to base my prediction on. I'll start with a random choice, hoping it might be correct."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and there's no game history to draw upon. I'll start with a random choice."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since there is no game history, I'm starting with a random prediction. I'll play Rock first and see what the opponent responds with."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a random guess, as this is the first round and I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Scissor has an equal chance of winning as Rock and Paper, so it seems like a neutral choice to make."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting with a random guess for the first round. Since there is no game history to draw from yet, I have no specific strategy or pattern to inform my decision."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting with a conservative approach by choosing Rock, a middle-of-the-road option. RPS is often thought to be unpredictable, but I'll try to create some initial order and see where the game takes us."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no obvious pattern to the opponent's strategy. I'll start with a random choice, hoping it might be a good starting point."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Therefore, I'm starting with a random move and hoping to catch them off guard."""
+104,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no prior information to inform my decision. As a start, I'll take a neutral approach and predict Rock. This move is neither strongly aggressive nor defensive, making it a good initial guess."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting with a randomly chosen move to test the opponent's strategy. Since this is the first round, I don't have any prior knowledge or patterns to analyze."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach and choosing Rock as my predicted move. There's no obvious pattern or adaptive behavior to work with yet."""
+113,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,""""""
+101,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I have no prior information to base my prediction on. Therefore, I will make a random guess and choose Rock, hoping that it might be a good starting point."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, and there's no game history to analyze yet. As a result, I'm making an unbiased guess by choosing Rock, a randomly selected option."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we have no historical data to work with. I'm starting with a random choice."""
+106,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. As a starting point, I'm choosing Rock as it has no inherent bias towards a particular strategy."""
+120,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm making a random initial guess. There's no pattern to base my decision on yet."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. Therefore, my initial prediction is a neutral move, 'Rock', to see if it helps me gain an advantage or not."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a neutral choice, as there's no prior information to make an educated guess. I'll observe the opponent's moves and adjust my strategy accordingly."""
+103,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm going to take a conservative approach and predict Rock, the most common choice among players in traditional RPS. Since there's no pattern or historical data to rely on yet, I'll opt for a neutral starting point."""
+119,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting from scratch, so I'll make a random guess. Rock has an equal chance of being the opponent's next move as Paper or Scissors."""
+112,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a random choice to see if it's an effective strategy or not."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and there's no clear pattern yet. I'll start with a relatively random choice to see if it affects the opponent's strategy."""
+105,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach by predicting Rock. In RPS, Rock has an equal chance of beating Scissors and losing to Paper, making it a good starting point."""
+108,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'll take a random guess. Rock is a common choice in RPS games, so I'm hoping to get lucky and win this initial point!"""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a neutral choice to see how the opponent responds. I have no prior information to inform my prediction, so I'll stick with a classic and common choice."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm making a random guess to start. Rock is a fair choice since it's not particularly advantageous or disadvantageous in the first round."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to go on. Therefore, my initial prediction will be a random choice. In RPS, each option has an equal chance of winning, so I'll start by predicting Rock."""
+114,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and there's no game history to inform my decision. Since I have no prior information about the opponent's strategy, I'll make a random guess."""
+111,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and we have no information about the opponent's strategy. Since there is a equal chance for each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors), I'm using the most basic probability theory and choosing Rock as my prediction."""
+115,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to rely on. Therefore, I'm making a random prediction based solely on my own intuition."""
+116,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a random choice. Rock is a good all-around option to begin with."""
+118,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. In a classical RPS game, each move would be independent, so my initial guess would be to make a random choice. In this case, I'll take a conservative approach and choose Rock, which has a balanced advantage against Scissors."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random approach and choosing Rock. There's no game history to draw from yet, so I'll just wing it for now!"""
+121,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round, there is no previous data to base my prediction on. I'm choosing a random move to start with."""
+124,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As we're just starting the game, I don't have any information to base my prediction on, so I'll start with a random choice. Rock seems as good a choice as any to begin with."""
+117,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I'm making an educated guess based on no prior information. Since there's no apparent pattern or strategy from the opponent yet, I'll choose a random move to start with."""
+123,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It's the first round, and I'm assuming a random strategy. Rock, Paper, Scissors is often played randomly in casual settings, so my initial guess is that the opponent will make a random choice as well."""
+128,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random approach and choosing Rock as my prediction. There's no pattern to build upon yet, so I'm relying on a standard starting move."""
+109,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'll start by choosing a common and neutral move. Rock is a good starting point as it's not too aggressive and allows me to adapt in future rounds."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any information to make a reliable prediction. However, Rock is often considered an equal or lower-probability choice compared to Paper and Scissors, so I'll take a neutral approach with Rock."""
+110,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting with a baseline prediction since this is the first round, and there's no apparent pattern in the opponent's moves. Rock is a relatively balanced choice that can cover both positive and negative outcomes, so I'll start with it."""
+102,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I will start with a safe bet. Rock is a well-balanced option that can play both defensively and offensively. This allows me to adapt my strategy in future rounds based on the opponent's response."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I have no prior information about the opponent's strategy. As Rock is a common choice and often considered a good starting move in RPS, I'm starting with a neutral option to see how the game develops."""
+126,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a random choice, as there's no game history to analyze yet. This is my first attempt to predict the opponent's move."""
+107,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a neutral choice that doesn't give away any potential strategy. Rock is a safe bet as it's not easily beaten by any one option."""
+127,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no information to base my prediction on. However, in a standard game of Rock-Paper-Scissors, players often start with a random move to avoid any potential patterns or biases. Given that we're playing a simplified version, I'm taking a conservative approach and predicting 'Rock' as my first option."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any game history to work with. I'm simply making a random choice. In typical Rock-Paper-Scissors strategies, players usually start with a neutral option, like Rock, so I'll do the same."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no information about the opponent's strategy. To start with a safe and common choice, I'll predict Rock. In RPS, Rock is often a good starting move as it can block Scissors."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, there is no game history to rely on. I'm starting with a random choice and will learn from my mistake (if any) as the game progresses."""
+130,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a neutral choice, Rock. Since we're at the beginning of the game and there's no pattern to infer from, my logic is to choose something that can't be beaten in this first round."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a conservative approach and predicting a likely starting move. Rock is a common choice in RPS, so it's a reasonable guess. I'll see if my intuition pays off!"""
+88,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I have no game history to base my decision on. Therefore, I'm choosing a random option, Rock."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to inform my decision. Therefore, I'm choosing a random move, which in this case is Rock."""
+129,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no prior information to base my decision on. Therefore, I'm starting with a simple random guess. Rock is as good a choice as any, and it's possible that the opponent's strategy might involve avoiding Rock initially."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""This is the first round, and there's no prior information to suggest a specific strategy. I'm starting with a random guess, hoping that my opponent doesn't have an obvious pattern."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to make an informed decision. Therefore, I'm taking a random guess and choosing Rock as my predicted move."""
+125,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information to make a more informed decision. I'm starting with a random choice, hoping to learn from my opponent's response."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any prior information to inform my decision. However, I'm going to take a fairly conservative approach and start with Rock, as it's a well-rounded choice that can be a decent opener in many scenarios."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any data to base my prediction on. I'll start with a random choice and see what happens! Rock is a good all-around option, so I'm hoping it's not a bad starting point."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no information about the opponent's strategy. As a default approach, I'll choose Rock as my prediction. This choice is relatively safe since Rock is neither particularly strong nor weak against any other move."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no prior information to make an adaptive prediction. I'm starting with a random move, hoping it'll be correct!"""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting without any information, so I'll choose a random move. Rock is a good choice as it has an equal chance of winning or losing against the opponent's moves."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a neutral choice. Rock doesn't give away my move and gives me an opportunity to adapt in future rounds."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since we're starting from scratch, I'm taking a neutral approach by predicting Rock. This is a common first move in many strategies, and it covers both Paper and Scissors."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no pattern to observe yet. I'm starting off with a common choice like Rock to see how the opponent reacts."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any data to indicate a pattern in the opponent's strategy. As a starting point, I'll choose a random move to try to gather more information about their approach."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any game history to rely on. As a default approach, I'm choosing a fairly average move like Rock, as it's not extremely aggressive or defensive. This will give me a good base for learning from future rounds."""
+122,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. As Rock is a strong choice in RPS, I'm taking a balanced approach and choosing Rock as my initial move."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm guessing they might be adapting their strategy. To exploit this, I'll play Paper as well to try and cover all possibilities."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""As the game has only one round so far, I don't have enough information to make a confident prediction. However, in a typical Rock-Paper-Scissors game, each opponent aims to balance the number of wins and losses. Since you currently have 1 point, my initial thought is that the opponent might not want to give you another win right away. Therefore, I'm predicting Scissor as a slightly unexpected move that might make it harder for me to accurately predict subsequent moves."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper to beat my predicted Rock. This suggests that the opponent might be playing defensively, so I'm going to try to adapt by playing the move that Paper beats - namely, Rock again."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors when I guessed Rock. This could be a strategy to counter Rock, so my next guess is Paper to see if it's a simple alternating pattern."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent's first move was also Scissor, I'm going to take a cautious approach and predict that they will choose Rock. This is because Rock beats Scissor, so it could be a strategic move to even out the score."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, there is no clear pattern yet. However, I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting Rock as it's a relatively safe choice. Let's see how the game unfolds from here."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent started with Paper in Round 1, so I'm going to try to deviate from that by choosing the opposite move. Since Rock was previously played, I'll choose Paper to balance it out."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, I'm guessing they might be more likely to go for Rock or switch their strategy. As the initial guess, I'll choose Rock."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm predicting that they will stick with their initial choice. This is a common strategy for many players to start strongly and then adapt later on."""
+104,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm going to take a conservative approach and predict Paper as it beats Rock. This could be the start of a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Although we've only had one round, the opponent's selection of Paper suggests they might have a strategy that favors Paper. Since I'm Rock in Round 1, it would make sense to change my approach and choose Scissor to mix things up."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent also played Rock in the first round, it's possible that they have a repeating pattern. I'm choosing to go with another Rock to see if this pattern continues."""
+113,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's first move being Paper, I'm predicting Scissor as their next move. This is because Paper covers Rock but loses to Scissor. Since the opponent chose Paper initially, they might be most likely to choose the rock-paper-scissors-defeating option this round."""
+101,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, it's possible that they may be using a strategy that favors playing opposite moves. In this case, I'm predicting Paper to outplay the opponent's potential Rock."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm going to make a conservative guess and assume they might stick with their initial choice. This could be due to a simple repeating pattern or a strategy that involves playing similarly in the beginning."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After the first round, the opponent played Scissors after my initial guess of Rock. This could be an indication that they are trying to adapt to my previous move and will play the option that loses to what I previously chose (Scissors loses to Paper). Based on this reasoning, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+106,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm predicting Rock as well. This could be a repeating pattern or the start of an alternating sequence, so I'll stick with my initial instinct."""
+120,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper against Rock. This suggests they may be using a 'anti-rock' strategy to counter my initial move. Therefore, I'm predicting Scissors as the next move."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm going to try a different option. Paper is a good choice because it covers Scissors and can only be cut by Rock. I'll see if the opponent's strategy changes or if they stick with Rock."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent's first move was Scissors, I'm not picking up any obvious patterns yet. Since Rock and Paper have a 50/50 chance of winning against Scissors, I'll choose Paper to try to even out the game."""
+103,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, which could be an attempt to open with a solid choice. However, since I chose Rock and we tied, it's likely that the opponent will mix things up next. Paper is often a good counterplay against Rock, so I'm going to take a chance on Paper being the opponent's next move."""
+119,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper on the first round, I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting my own prediction. This way, I can try to counter their potential strategy."""
+112,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which beats Rock. Since I'm starting from scratch, there's no pattern or adaptive behavior to consider yet. Therefore, I'll randomly choose Scissor as my predicted move."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which suggests they are trying to cover their move or play a more balanced strategy. Since Rock and Scissor are both vulnerable to Paper (Rockloses to Paper, Scissor loses to Paper), I'm going to assume the opponent will try a different approach to avoid this pattern. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissor to balance out the previous two moves."""
+105,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm expecting a repetition to keep me guessing. Going with my gut feeling (no pun intended!), I'll predict Rock again."""
+108,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the first round also ended in a tie, I'm going to play it safe and predict Rock again. In RPS, there is no clear pattern that suggests any specific movement or adaptation after a tie."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm predicting Paper to try and create a winning scenario against Rock (Scissors beats Paper)."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm going to assume it's a repeating pattern and predict that they will also play Paper again."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent's first move was also Rock, it's possible that they're following a repeating pattern. I'm choosing to play Rock again in an attempt to continue the sequence and earn my first point."""
+114,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent's first move was Paper, which defeats Rock. Since my current guess is also Rock (Round 1), I'm going to adapt by guessing Paper as a countermove."""
+111,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, I'm taking a chance and predicting they'll stick with their original choice. This is just an educated guess based on the limited information we have."""
+115,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which beats Rock. A common strategy would be to alternate between Paper and Scissors, so I'm predicting Scissors as the next move."""
+116,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's first move was Paper, which beats Rock. This suggests a possible alternating pattern, where the opponent starts with Paper and then switches to something else. Since I'm trying to stay one step ahead of their strategy, my prediction is that they'll switch to Scissors if I play Rock again. Playing Paper myself may help me avoid getting beaten again."""
+118,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll stick with their previous move again. This is because Rock-Paper-Scissors games can often follow patterns or adaptive strategies."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, we see a draw with both players choosing Rock. Since there is no clear pattern yet, I'll stick to my initial instinct and predict another Rock, considering that the opponent might be sticking to their opening play."""
+121,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, my next move is Paper to avoid a repetition mistake."""
+124,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 1, which has a higher probability of being part of a repeating pattern (Rock-Scissors-Paper or Scissors-Rock-Paper). To maximize our chances of winning, I predict the opponent will play Paper, which can counter Scissors."""
+117,llama3,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the opponent's first move was Paper, I'm choosing to predict Rock for the next round because it's possible that the opponent may be trying to mix things up. Since I earned 1 point in the previous round, I think it's a good strategy to start with a different move."""
+123,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, my initial thought is that it might be a random move. Given no clear pattern has been established yet, I'll take a cautious approach and predict Paper, which can potentially counter Scissors."""
+128,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, I predicted Rock and lost. Since Scissors beats Rock, it's likely that the opponent is playing a pattern-based strategy where they started with Scissors to beat my initial guess. As Paper beats Scissors, I'm predicting Paper as the next move based on this possible pattern."""
+109,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, so my initial assumption is that they might continue with a repeating pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors, I'm starting with a conservative approach by predicting Rock to even out the playing field."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors on Round 1, I'm going to take a chance and predict Paper as their next move. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper can cover Scissors, so this might be a reasonable choice for the opponent."""
+110,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and it was a tie, I'm going to take a chance and predict Paper as my next move. This is because Paper beats Rock, so if the opponent also plays Paper, we'll end up in another tie. However, if they deviate from their strategy, Paper has an equal or higher chance of winning compared to the other moves."""
+102,llama3,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm assuming it's a part of their strategy. Since Scissors is often used as a tiebreaker or a move to disrupt the opponent's pattern, I'm taking a chance and predicting Scissors for the next round."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's first move was Paper, which beats Rock. Since I started with a defensive approach (guessing Rock), the opponent might repeat the strategy to take advantage. Therefore, I predict the next move will still be Paper."""
+126,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm going to take a chance and guess that they might have picked Paper as their next move. This is because Rock and Scissors is a common combination, so it's likely that the opponent will try to mix up their strategy by playing something different."""
+107,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we didn't have enough information to adapt, I'm going to stick with Rock as a starting point. Maybe the opponent is a Rock-heavy player."""
+127,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm going to take a cautious approach and predict Paper as it is the most versatile option that can cover both Rock and Scissors. This allows me to hedge my bets while still attempting to make an accurate prediction."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after my initial Rock. This could be a simple reaction to my move, so I'm going to assume that the opponent is trying to counter my expected play, making their next move likely to be Paper as well."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent chose Scissors in the first round, my prediction is that they will choose Rock in the second round. This would be a common change-up move, attempting to switch up their initial strategy and keep me guessing."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the game has just started, there is no obvious pattern in the opponent's strategy. As a safe bet, I'm choosing to predict Rock again, as it won't directly lose against any of the other options."""
+130,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm guessing they might follow a pattern. Paper beats Scissors, so my prediction is that they'll play Rock next."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since we're starting from scratch, there's no obvious pattern to rely on. As the first round was a draw (both chose Rock), I'll start by mirroring the opponent's move to keep things equal."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's first move was Paper, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. As a response to Rock, Paper is a valid choice. I'm betting on the opponent sticking to their initial strategy."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent started with a Rock, which is not a typical strategy. Given the simplicity of RPS and the fact that we've only had one round so far, I'm going to take an educated guess that the opponent might mix things up and play Scissors on their second move. This prediction doesn't rely too heavily on any pattern or repetition."""
+129,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, which is an unexpected move. Considering a simple repetition strategy, I'm guessing the opponent will switch to Paper in the next round."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm going to take a risk and predict Paper as their next move. My reasoning is that if they were going to stick with the same strategy (i.e., playing Rock repeatedly), they would have done so by now. Given there's only been one round, I'm assuming it was a random start or an intentional mix-up. Therefore, I'll play it safe and predict Paper."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""For round 1, the opponent played Rock, which means that they may be employing a strategy where they play an even game. Since Rock can tie with Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again in this round."""
+125,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,""""""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm starting with a cautious approach by guessing Rock again. The opponent may have chosen Rock to begin with for strategic reasons, or it could be a random choice. I'll try to observe any patterns emerging in future rounds to adjust my strategy."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock on the first round, I'm going to predict Paper as my next move. In RPS, Paper beats Rock, so this could be a common opening strategy."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent started with Rock, so I'm expecting a possible repeating pattern. Paper covers Rock, making it a safe choice to go first."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm assuming it's an opening move. In RPS games, players often try to mix up their strategy. Considering this is a simplified version and the game history is limited, my prediction is that the opponent will choose a different move (Rock) to mix things up."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissor in the first round, I'm going to try the other option that beats Scissor. Paper covers Scissor, so my reasoning is based on a simple pattern recognition."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, they might choose to mix it up and not repeat the same move. However, since there is no clear pattern or strategy revealed so far, my best guess based on this limited information is to also choose Rock."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Although we're just starting the game, the opponent's first move was Rock. This might be a cautious or indecisive start, so I'm choosing Rock as my prediction for now, hoping to mirror their initial choice."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, so it's possible they're following a repeating pattern. As the first move was Rock, I'm predicting that the next move will also be Rock to continue this pattern."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'll take a chance and predict Paper as it often beats Scissors. This is a simple first attempt to see if there's any pattern."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was also Rock, I'm guessing that they might be favoring a predictable strategy. I'll try to mirror their previous move and play Rock as well."""
+122,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After a loss in the first round, I'm trying to disrupt any potential repeating pattern. Choosing Paper covers Scissors and is a safe bet."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be oscillating between Paper and something else, as seen in the first two rounds. Since I'm at a score of 1, I'm taking a chance and predicting Scissor, hoping to capitalize on any potential weaknesses."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper twice in a row. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be moving towards a different strategy or trying to adapt to my previous moves. Since Scissors beats Paper, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose Rock to counter my potential Scissor choice."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I noticed that in the first round, the opponent chose Paper after my Rock. In the second round, the opponent also chose Paper again. I'm guessing that the opponent may be looking for a counter to avoid losing, so I'm predicting they'll choose Scissor next. This would allow them to cut through my predicted move and potentially win."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors twice in a row. While it's not a repeating pattern, it might be an attempt to exploit the fact that I guessed Rock initially. Since Scissors beats both Rock and Paper, the opponent may have changed strategy to try to win against me. By guessing Paper, I'm trying to mitigate this move and avoid losing again."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, there is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior visible. I'm taking a chance and predicting that the opponent might switch to Paper to counter my predicted move."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent's moves seem to be random, I notice that in both previous rounds, they chose Scissors. This might indicate a pattern or a preference for Scissors, which means Paper could be a good counter-move. I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Paper, hoping it will pay off."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, I'm going to take a chance and predict Paper as their next move. This could be a simple repeating pattern or the opponent might have just stumbled upon this sequence."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in both rounds, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll switch up their strategy. It's common for opponents to vary their plays after a streak, so I think Rock might be a good choice to counter the possibility of another Paper."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds, I'm not convinced that this is a repeating pattern. To test my hypothesis, I'll start by predicting Rock again, hoping to identify any potential inconsistencies or adaptation patterns."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in the first two rounds, I'm going to assume they will continue with this pattern and choose Rock again. This approach allows them to even the score, maintaining a balanced game."""
+104,llama3,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has played the same move twice in a row, we can't assume that they will do it again because this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors designed to evaluate my ability to predict. I'll start by predicting a more common move like Rock."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be 'anti-Rock', as they played Paper in the first round when I chose Rock. In the second round, they also played Paper when I chose Scissors. Given this pattern, my next prediction is that they will again choose Paper to counteract my move."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors twice in a row, and since Paper beats Scissors, I'm predicting they'll choose Paper to mix things up."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has chosen Rock for two rounds in a row, it's unclear if this is a repeating pattern. Therefore, I'm sticking with my initial guess, Rock, as the safest and most straightforward choice."""
+101,llama3,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Both the opponent and I have played Rock and Paper simultaneously, suggesting a potential pattern. Since we've had two consecutive draws, I'm guessing that the next move might be different to break the tie. Scissors is a good choice as it has an equal chance of beating or being beaten by the other moves."""
+113,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in the first round, the opponent played Paper after my initial guess of Rock. This suggests an adaptive behavior where the opponent is adjusting their strategy based on my previous move. In the second round, when I guessed Scissors and the opponent also chose Scissors, this could indicate a pattern or a weakness in the opponent's strategy. Given these observations, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose Paper again, as it was successful in the first round."""
+106,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the previous round, the opponent switched from Rock to Paper after I guessed Rock. This suggests that the opponent may be reacting to my move by choosing an option that beats it (i.e., Paper). Given this pattern, I predict the opponent will choose Paper again."""
+119,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissor. Since they played Scissor in Round 2, my prediction is that they will play Rock in this round, making me predict Scissor as a countermove."""
+120,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissor in the last round and Paper in the first round. I'm guessing that they may be trying to balance their strategy or alternating between two moves. This time, I'll make a different move by predicting Paper to see if it's part of another pattern."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent's first two moves were both Rock, I'm going to predict their next move is also Rock. This is a simple pattern-based approach, and my reasoning is that opponents may repeat successful moves or rely on familiar strategies."""
+103,llama3,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has consistently played same as me in both rounds, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they will change their strategy by choosing Scissors. This is an attempt to exploit the potential pattern of them adapting to my previous moves."""
+112,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Paper against my Rock, which suggests they may have a bias towards a more likely response to Rock. Since I'm about to throw Scissors (my previous move), I anticipate the opponent will switch to Paper to counter my aggressive move."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent has chosen Scissor in both previous rounds, I'm predicting they'll stick to their current strategy and choose Scissor again. However, since I got lucky with a correct guess in Round 2, I'm slightly adjusting my prediction by choosing Paper - a move that can cover both Rock and Scissor. This way, if the opponent is indeed repeating themselves, my prediction has a higher chance of being correct."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in both rounds 1 and 2, the opponent played Paper. This suggests a possible pattern or bias towards playing Paper. Given this trend, my prediction for the next move is Rock because Paper covers Scissors and is more likely to win against it. This might force me to correct my previous mistake of guessing Scissors, which was beaten by Paper both times."""
+108,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent switched from playing Rock to Paper in the second round, which suggests they may be trying to adapt to my previous move. Since I guessed Rock twice, I predict Paper as a counter-strategy for Round 3."""
+111,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves are alternating between Paper and Scissor. Given that they played Scissor in Round 2, my prediction is that they will play Rock in the next round, which would be a typical move for an opponent trying to counter the previous opponent's move. However, since they didn't do that in Round 1, I'm predicting that they'll go back to their previous pattern and play Scissor again."""
+105,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I've noticed a pattern where the opponent played Paper after initially playing Rock. Although this is just one round and there may be other factors at play, my prediction is based on the assumption that this was an intentional move by the opponent to mix things up. As such, I'm hoping that Paper will remain a reasonable choice for their next move."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row. While it's possible to switch without a pattern, I'll take a conservative approach and predict Paper to try to break their suspected streak."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since it's a common strategy to start with a choice and then switch, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent will stick with Rock for the third round."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Both Rock and Paper have been played before, but there was a single occurrence of Paper being repeated. This could be an anomaly from the opponent's strategy. To counter both options, I'll choose Scissors as my next move."""
+114,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has switched between playing Paper and Scissors so far, with a score of 1-0-1. I'm guessing that the pattern will continue with the option not chosen in the previous round, which would be Scissors this time."""
+121,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has alternated between Rock and Scissors. In Round 1, they played Scissors against my Rock, and in Round 2, they played Rock against my Paper. Since I'm about to make a prediction, I'm going to assume this pattern continues and predict the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+118,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissor, so I will predict that they will choose the third option (Scissor) next."""
+115,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors twice, which suggests a pattern of playing the same move again. Since I previously guessed Rock and lost to Paper, I'm changing my strategy to play the one that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both rounds. This suggests a repeating pattern or strategic decision to start with Rock. Given this consistency, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+116,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played a mix of moves so far, but there seems to be an alternating pattern emerging. In the first round, Paper won against Rock. In the second round, Scissors won against Paper. If this pattern continues, I predict that Scissors will win again in the next round."""
+124,llama3,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent mixed between playing Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2. This pattern seems to be a simple alternation. Since it's my turn now, I'm guessing that the opponent will play Rock as part of this alternating pattern."""
+123,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between rock and scissors, so I'm predicting paper as it beats both in our simplified RPS game. This prediction is based on the historical patterns observed in the previous two rounds."""
+117,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After the first round, the opponent played Paper. Then, in Round 2, they switched to Scissors after my previous Rock guess. This might indicate that they are adapting to my move by trying a different one. Since my last mistake was choosing Rock again, I'm going to try Paper this time to see if I can confuse them. Perhaps they'll think I've given up on Rock or expect me to stick with it."""
+128,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be random, but I'll try to find a pattern. In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after my Rock, and in Round 2, they played Rock after my Paper. This looks like an alternating pattern. As my previous guess was Paper, I'll predict that the opponent will play Rock next, which means I should play Paper again."""
+109,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper after my previous Rock, it's possible that they are adapting to my pattern. Playing Paper also helps me balance out the current score, so I'm taking a calculated risk hoping it will pay off."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which suggests they may be adapting to my previous moves. Given that I previously played Rock and Paper incorrectly, I'm going to try to mix things up by playing Paper again. This could help me catch the opponent off guard and increase my chances of winning."""
+110,llama3,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock and Paper in the first two rounds, I'm going with a conservative approach and predicting Rock to see if they will repeat their move again."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which suggests they may have a strategy that involves counteracting Rock with Paper. In the second round, they repeated their choice, implying they may still be exploring this strategy. To test their response to Rock again, I'm going to predict Rock as the next move."""
+102,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's patterns are not yet clear, but I'm trying to balance the possibility of repetition (Rock-Rock) against the potential for adaptation. Given the opponent's Paper in Round 2, I think it's possible they're looking to counter my Scissor guess with an equally effective Paper. This is a cautious prediction that takes into account both patterns and adaptability."""
+126,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""After two rounds, I noticed that the opponent's moves are alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since the last move was Rock in Round 2, my prediction is that the next move will be Scissors, as it is the alternate choice from the previous Rock."""
+107,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After the opponent's first two moves, it seems that they might be looking for a way to counter my previous moves. In Round 1, they played Rock when I also played Rock. Then in Round 2, they played Paper when I played Rock. This suggests an adaptive behavior where the opponent tries to balance out the situation by playing their move accordingly. Since I previously guessed Rock and it was not successful, I'm predicting that the opponent will now play Paper to counter my expected action."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 1, which is a relatively unpredictable move. In Round 2, they also repeated the same move, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Considering this, my prediction for the next move is Rock, as it's a different option from Paper and may be an attempt to mix things up or exploit the opponent's pattern."""
+127,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Although the opponent's strategy is unknown, observing the last two rounds reveals a possible pattern. In Round 1, Rock was played and lost to Scissors, while in Round 2, Paper was played and lost to Rock. This suggests that the opponent might be using an alternating strategy, where they play the move that beats the previous move. If this is the case, the next move would be Scissors."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds, and since Scissors is beaten by Paper, I think it's likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. However, they might try to mix things up a bit and play something else to even out our scores. Since Rock was played on the first round and not since then, I'm leaning towards the opponent playing Paper as well."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper after my first 'Rock' guess, so I'm assuming they have a strategy that involves switching to Paper after an initial 'Rock'. Additionally, the fact that they didn't switch again on Round 2 (they still played Paper) suggests they might be trying to capitalize on their previous success. Hence, I predict they'll switch to Paper this time around."""
+130,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on the current game history, I noticed that the opponent played Scissors followed by Rock. This pattern resembles alternating moves (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors). Since we are at Round 3, I'm assuming the opponent will follow this pattern and play Paper against my predicted move."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the current game history, which shows that the opponent has played Rock in both rounds, I'm going to predict a change in their strategy. Since they've been playing Rock so far, I'm going to guess that they will mix things up and play Paper instead."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent played Paper in both rounds. This might suggest a bias towards playing Paper. Since I'm trying to differentiate from their strategy, I'll predict Scissor as it has no direct correlation with their previously chosen move."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has not explicitly shown a pattern, they have played Rock in the first two rounds. I'm guessing that the opponent might be trying to create an appearance of randomness, and playing Paper would be a good response to avoid being predictable."""
+129,llama3,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors and Rock in the previous two rounds, I'm going to predict that they'll play Paper next. This is based on the common RPS strategy where the opener plays their second-strongest option (in this case, Paper)."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock. In the second round, despite my previous correct prediction, they deviated from their strategy and chose Rock again. I'm going to take a chance and predict that the pattern continues, so the opponent will choose Rock in the next round as well."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 2, it is likely that they have a strategy that involves playing Paper to defeat Rock. Therefore, I predict they will play Scissors instead, as my previous guess of Rock was incorrect and it's possible for them to adapt."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Although the opponent played differently in round 2, they initially chose Rock. I'll assume the opponent is trying to mix up their strategy, but since Paper beats Rock, it could be a possible choice for them."""
+125,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's moves so far, Rock and Scissors, seem to be randomly chosen. Since Paper is the only move left that hasn't been played yet, I'm guessing it has a higher chance of being the next move."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since both Round 1 and Round 2 have the opponent playing the same move as my previous guess, I'm assuming the opponent has a simple pattern-based strategy. To break this pattern, I predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""After observing two consecutive draws, I'm going to take a gamble and predict Scissors. This is based on the idea that the opponent may be sticking with their initial strategy or adapting to my previous moves. Since Rock-Paper-Scissors has an inherent cycle, I'm hoping Scissors might break this pattern. Let's see if it pays off!"""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's second move was Paper, which suggests they might be trying to counterbalance their previous moves. Since I previously guessed Rock and lost, my reasoning is that the opponent will try to adapt by playing Paper again."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in Rounds 1 and 2, which suggests a streak. Since I previously played Rock and Paper, I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissors to adapt to my diverse moves."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, so I'm trying to anticipate a pattern. If they're adapting based on my previous moves, they might try to counter the Rock (Round 1) by switching to Paper, making it their subsequent move."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, but previously played Rock. I'm expecting a repeat pattern, especially since the first two moves were the same (Rock). Since Paper beats Rock, I predict Paper to be the next opponent's move."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, which was the first time Rock didn't succeed. It seems like the opponent is adapting to my choices. Since I previously guessed Rock and lost, I'm switching to Paper to try to regain an advantage."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's first two moves were both Scissiors, and they could have changed their strategy to something other than Rock and Scissor. Therefore, I predict that they will still choose Scissor in the next round, but with a twist. Since Paper beats Scissor, I think the opponent will switch to Paper as well. This is based on the assumption that the opponent's strategy is simple and adaptive."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent switched from playing Rock in Round 1 to Paper in Round 2. This suggests that the opponent may be adapting their strategy, possibly trying to counter my initial choice of Rock. I'm predicting they'll switch again to Scissors since Paper beat Rock previously. Hence, I'm choosing Paper as my next move."""
+122,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves are alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since their last move was Rock in Round 2, I'm predicting Paper as my next move. This choice aims to counter the opponent's potential Rock move, hoping to gain an advantage in this round."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in a row, which seems like a pattern. Additionally, my score is currently at 1, and I don't want to lose the lead. Going with Rock this round as it's a safe choice and could potentially break the opponent's streak."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After observing the opponent's strategy in Rounds 1-3, I notice that they have been playing Paper consistently. Although this is a small sample size, it suggests a potential pattern or tendency towards Paper. As Rock beats Paper, I'm taking a calculated risk and predicting Rock to break the perceived pattern and potentially earn me another point."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, so I'm predicting that they will continue with this pattern and play Scissor again. However, since I already predicted Paper correctly twice before, I think it's unlikely that they will immediately change their strategy to Rock. Hence, I'm choosing Paper as my next prediction."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has played Paper in 2 out of the 3 rounds. This suggests that the opponent's strategy might be to favor Paper as their most common move. In this case, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again, as it hasn't been defeated by the opponent yet."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has repeated Scissor three times in a row. Given this pattern, my hunch is that the opponent will continue playing Scissor for the next move."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times in a row. Since RPS is a strategic game, it's likely that the opponent will mix things up to avoid a fourth consecutive loss. Therefore, I'm predicting the opponent will play something other than Rock, and Rock seems like a safe and fairly balanced choice."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After three rounds, the opponent has played Scissor twice in a row. Although this could be just a coincidence, I'm going to take a chance and guess that they might repeat their move again. My reasoning is based on the assumption that the opponent's strategy involves some form of pattern or adaptive behavior, which is evident from the fact that they've chosen Scissors for two consecutive rounds."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be an adaptation to my previous moves. In Round 1, they played Paper when I chose Rock, which suggests a response to my initial move. Then, in Round 3, they again played Paper when I chose Rock, indicating that they may still be responding to the same pattern. As their pattern appears to be reactive, not proactive, I'm predicting Scissors as an unpredictable next move."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, all rounds have shown that the opponent is playing Rock. As there's no clear deviation from this strategy, I'm going to assume it continues for now."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock in all three rounds. Since the opponent's strategy appears to be simple and not adaptive, I'm predicting that they will continue with Rock again. However, to mix things up and potentially catch the opponent off guard, I'm choosing Paper as my predicted move."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's repeated choice of Paper in Rounds 2 and 3, I predict they will switch to another option. Scissors is a relatively safe bet as it has an equal chance of winning against any of Rock, Paper, or Scissors."""
+104,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played the same move twice in a row, Rock. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm going to predict that they'll change their strategy and play Paper."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After examining the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissor twice in a row. Given this consecutive pattern, my rational decision is to anticipate their future move staying consistent with their current strategy. A change of tactic might be too surprising for them considering they have already chosen Scissor twice consecutively."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent is consistently playing Rock. Given this pattern, my reasoning is that the opponent will continue to play Rock until we deviate from a predictable strategy. Since I'm going to try something different by predicting Paper, it's likely that the opponent will respond with their next move as well."""
+101,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After seeing the opponent played Rock twice and Scissors once, I noticed a potential pattern where the opponent is alternating between Rock-Paper-Rock or Rock-Scissors-Rock. Given that I already tried Scissors and got a correct outcome, my next prediction would be Paper to see if this pattern continues."""
+120,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that Paper has been a consistent choice for the opponent in rounds 1 and 3. In round 2, Scissors were played, which could be an anomaly or a temporary change in strategy. I'm choosing Rock to deviate from the expected Paper choice and potentially catch the opponent off guard."""
+113,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent was already using a strategy (Rock-Paper-Scissors) in Round 1 and playing Rock, they switched to Scissor in Round 2. In Round 3, the opponent repeated Paper again. I'm anticipating another shift since Scissor has been used twice now. Based on this pattern, my prediction is that the next move will be Rock."""
+106,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, so I think there's a chance they might play it again to adapt. Additionally, the opponent previously played Rock after my initial Rock guess, which suggested some kind of reaction. Playing Paper now as a counter would match that behavioral pattern."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds, so I'm going to predict that they'll stick with their same strategy again."""
+119,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Paper twice after my guesses of Scissors and Rock. This suggests a possible counter-strategy to my moves. Since I previously chose Scissors, which was beaten by Paper in Round 3, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper again in this round, as if they're adapting to my strategy."""
+112,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Paper and Scissors, as they played Paper in Round 1 and Scissor in Round 2. I'm assuming this pattern will continue, making Rock a good choice for the next round."""
+103,llama3,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has switched between same moves in the first two rounds. In round 3, they surprisingly changed their move to Rock after I chose Scissors. This leads me to think that there might be a pattern or adaptation going on. Since my previous prediction was correct, I'm going to take a chance and switch to Scissor as well."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, indicating a possible simple repeating pattern. Predicting Rock as the next move is based on the assumption that the opponent might break this pattern and play something other than Scissors."""
+111,llama3,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to alternate between paper and rock/ scissors. Since the last move was paper, my prediction is that they will switch to rock or scissors this time."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors three times in a row. Based on this pattern, I predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors again, and it will be beaten by Paper."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent has a strategy involving 'Paper' as their go-to move. I noticed that in rounds 1 and 3, they played Paper both times after my moves were Rock. This pattern suggests that they may be adapting to my previous move by choosing an option that beats Rock. Since my current prediction is Scissor, which beats Paper, I'm predicting the opponent will choose something else this time around."""
+108,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a mix of aggressive and defensive moves so far. Rock was responded with Paper, which suggests the opponent might be looking to counterattack. However, the most recent round saw the opponent playing Rock after I chose Paper, indicating they might still have an element of unpredictability to their strategy. Considering these factors, my next move is Paper in hopes of capitalizing on any potential weaknesses in the opponent's pattern."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern. I'll stick with my initial guess of 'Rock'."""
+105,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's mixed strategy, I notice that they followed a Rock-Paper sequence in the first two rounds. Since my current score is 1, I'm going to take a risk and predict Paper, hoping to continue this pattern or potentially disrupt it."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so I'm expecting them to switch their move or introduce some randomness. Rock is a good choice because it's not as likely as Paper and Scissor, but still a viable option."""
+114,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper twice, and Scissors in the third round. Given this pattern, I'm expecting a variation from the opponent's most recent play. Rock seems like a reasonable choice to counter the previous sequence."""
+121,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's pattern doesn't seem to be repeating, but I noticed that they've played Rock and Scissors in the previous rounds. As Paper beats both of these moves, my prediction is that the opponent will choose Rock to counter my predicted move."""
+115,llama3,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Scissor, which means they have a chance to win when I guess Rock or Paper. Their strategy might involve playing Scissor again to ensure a win."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock three times in a row, suggesting they may be stuck in a repeating pattern. I'm predicting the opponent will mix things up and play Paper to avoid another tie."""
+118,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Paper and Rock/Sissors. Since it was Scissor in the last round and they went from Paper to Scissor in Round 2, my prediction is that they will go back to Rock next."""
+116,llama3,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to involve a mix of repeating patterns and adaptability. After the first round, they played Paper after my initial guess of Rock. In Round 2, I guessed Paper, and the opponent played Scissors. Then, in Round 3, I guessed Scissors, and they played Paper again. This might indicate a tendency to counterattack. Considering this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Paper, as it has been successful twice so far."""
+123,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent's strategy is unknown, I notice that in Round 3, Paper was played and Scissor was the response. This could indicate a possible pattern where Rock might be a good counter to Scissor. Since Rock beats Scissor, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent will play Rock as their next move."""
+117,llama3,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2, they may be alternating between these two moves. As I also chose Rock in both rounds, I'm betting that the opponent will choose Scissors next to counter my previous decisions."""
+124,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Despite the opponent's previous moves being Scissors and Rock, I notice that they have alternating between Paper and another move (either Rock or Scissor). Since my previous guesses were incorrect, I'm going to try predicting the next move based on this pattern. In this case, considering the recent switches, my intuition suggests that the opponent might go for Rock again."""
+128,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and then switched to Rock in Round 2, followed by a switch back to Scissors in Round 3, it seems they are following an alternating pattern. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in two consecutive rounds, which is not a typical RPS strategy. Given the variation in their previous moves, I'm taking a calculated risk and predicting Scissor as my next move."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After observing the opponent's patterns, I noticed that they kept playing Scissors after my Paper predictions. This makes me think that there is a pattern where they avoid Paper and instead play Scissors. Considering this, I'm going to predict Rock as my next move, hoping to exploit their predictable behavior."""
+109,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In Round 2, the opponent played Paper after my initial guess was Rock. This suggests that the opponent may be adapting to my previous move. In this round, I'm going to try a different approach by guessing Paper. Since Scissors are out of the question (we already tried Rock and got countered), I'll choose between Rock and Paper to see if the pattern is repeatable."""
+110,llama3,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Although there is no clear pattern emerging from the game history so far, I've seen both Rock and Paper being played twice in a row. Given that these are equally likely choices for an AI opponent, my prediction is that they will stick with the previous choice, which was Rock."""
+102,llama3,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent has alternated between Rock and Paper so far, I'm guessing they might switch to Scissors on their next move. While there's no definitive pattern or trend yet, this change-up feels like a possible strategy adjustment."""
+126,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has alternated between Rock and Scissors, but since the last loss was with Paper, it's possible they may change their strategy. Since I previously played Scissor and lost, a new approach like Paper might be more effective in breaking the repeating pattern."""
+107,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be following a pattern. In Rounds 1 and 3, they chose the opposite move to mine, which suggests an adaptive strategy. Since I previously guessed Rock (Round 2), I expect the opponent to adapt again and choose Paper in this round."""
+127,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissor in two consecutive rounds (Round 3 and previous round), which suggests a repeating pattern. As Paper beats Scissor, I'm predicting the opponent will continue this trend and play Paper to maintain their winning strategy."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper in two consecutive rounds. As a standard strategy in RPS is to respond with the beaten choice (in this case, Scissor), I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor next to adapt and avoid losing again."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor three times in a row, so I'm expecting them to mix things up and play Paper. This is a commonly observed move by humans after they realize their initial strategy is predictable."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Since they have fallen into a pattern, I'm predicting that they will continue with Paper again."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in all three rounds, I'm predicting that they might try to mix things up and play something other than Rock. Scissors is a 50/50 chance against both Rock and Paper, so it's a reasonable choice for an opponent trying to avoid getting stuck in a pattern."""
+130,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be playing randomly, as there's no obvious pattern in their past moves. However, I noticed they switched from Scissors to Rock after my first correct prediction (Paper). It seems like they're trying to mix things up. Considering this and the fact that Paper covered both Rock and Scissors in previous rounds, I'm predicting Paper again as a safe bet."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 2, the opponent played Paper when I chose Rock. In Round 3, I switched to Paper and won. It's possible that the opponent is trying to adapt to my moves by choosing the option that beats the previous move. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that if I choose Paper again, the opponent may still try to beat it, but this time with Scissors, which would result in a tie. My prediction of Paper is based on the assumption that the opponent will continue to adapt and respond to my moves."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed a pattern where the opponent tends to play Rock repeatedly. Since my previous predictions were incorrect when facing this Rock strategy, I'm going to try to mix things up by playing Paper and seeing if the opponent will deviate from their usual move."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock consecutively in the last three rounds. Since the opponent has not switched strategies yet, I'm predicting that they will stick to their current pattern and play Rock again."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""In the first round, the opponent chose Rock. In the second round, they chose Paper after the opponent (me) chose Rock. This suggests they might be adapting to my previous choice, but still playing a predictable strategy. Given that the opponent won in the second round by choosing Paper over my Rock, I'm guessing they'll switch back to Rock this time to keep their winning streak going."""
+129,llama3,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After observing the opponent's moves in rounds 1 and 3, I notice a pattern where they chose Scissor twice. Although this is only two instances, it suggests that the opponent might be following an alternating strategy (i.e., Rock-Paper-Scissor-Rock-Paper...). In round 1, I predicted Rock incorrectly, and in round 2, Paper also didn't work out. In round 3, I returned to predicting Rock again. Following this pattern, it's possible that the opponent will choose Scissor as their next move, which was correct in rounds 1 and 3."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent played Paper after my first guess (Rock) in Round 2. In Round 3, the opponent played Scissors after my second guess (Paper). This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting to my previous moves and playing a counter-move each time. Therefore, I'm predicting Rock as my next move, hoping to counter the opponent's expected response."""
+125,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""In Round 3, I correctly guessed Scissor when the opponent played Rock. This suggests that the opponent is adapting to my previous move, which was Paper in Round 2. Since I predicted Rock in Round 1 incorrectly, it's possible that the opponent is trying to mix things up with a different choice. Given this pattern, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock for the next round."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's moves so far (Rock, Paper, Scissors) seem to be randomly generated. As I don't notice any pattern, my best guess is a move that can cover both Rock and Scissors, which is Paper."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After seeing three consecutive draws, I'm thinking the opponent might be following a repeating pattern. The probability of an accidently perfect record is low, so I'll predict Paper to break the cycle."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent played paper in round 2 and won, which makes me think they might be looking for a way to counter my previous moves. Since I guessed rock twice in a row and lost both times, I'm predicting that the opponent will play something that beats rock, like paper."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors consecutively in Rounds 2 and 3, suggesting an adaptive behavior. Given that I previously lost with Rock (Round 1) and Paper (Round 2), my next best guess would be to play something that can beat Scissors - namely, Paper."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent previously played Paper and Rock. Given that I earned a point for correctly predicting the opponent's move as Scissors in Round 3, it suggests the opponent may be following an adaptive strategy or alternating between moves. As the opponent has not repeated their previous moves, I'm making an educated guess that they might choose Scissors next to mix things up."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be adapting their strategy. In Round 1 and 3, they played Rock and Scissor respectively, which are both predictable moves. However, in Round 2, they surprised me by playing Paper, suggesting they have some level of adaptability. Considering this, I'm making an educated guess that they might try to counter my expected Rock by playing Paper, so I'm predicting Paper as well."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After observing the opponent's behavior in rounds 1-3, I noticed that they consistently played Scissors against my Paper and Rock guesses. This pattern suggests that the opponent is trying to counter my moves by playing the opposite option. Therefore, I'm predicting that they'll continue with this strategy and play Scissors again, which means my best chance of winning is to play Paper."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be adapting to my previous moves. In Round 2, when I guessed Rock and the opponent played Paper, it suggests that the opponent might choose Paper for an unfavorable match-up with Rock again. Additionally, in Round 3, when I guessed Paper and the opponent played Scissors, it implies that the opponent might shift their strategy towards Stone-based choices. Considering this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper to counter my next Rock guess."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been following a seemingly random pattern so far. However, they did respond with Paper to my initial Rock in Round 2. Considering this subtle pattern and the fact that Paper can cover Scissors, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+122,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves appear to be randomly distributed, with no clear pattern emerging after the first three rounds. However, I'll take a chance and predict that they will still follow their current mixed strategy rather than adapting to my previous mistakes. Paper seems like a balanced choice given the uncertainty."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played paper in the last 3 rounds. It's likely that they are sticking to their strategy, so I predict they will play paper again to maintain consistency."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper in all previous rounds. To break out of this pattern, I'm going to predict Rock as my next move."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in all previous rounds, which suggests a repetitive strategy. Since the opponent's moves have not changed, I'm predicting that they'll stick with Paper in the next round as well."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors repeatedly in the last four rounds. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper beats Scissors, so it's likely that the opponent would want to switch their move if they've been beaten so many times in a row. I'm predicting Rock as a possible response to break the pattern."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in multiple rounds now (Rounds 1, 4), which makes it more likely that they are sticking to a strategy involving Scissors. I'm predicting the next move will also be Scissors, hoping to break their pattern."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds, so it's likely they'll continue this pattern. However, as their strategy is not fully understood, I'm choosing to deviate from the predictability and play Paper, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be playing a pattern where they play Paper in response to both Rock and Scissor. Therefore, I'm going to guess that they will continue this pattern and play Rock against my predicted move."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the opponent has played Scissors in three consecutive rounds, I'm not assuming a repeating pattern just yet. Instead, I'm considering the fact that they may have initially planned to play Scissors as part of their overall strategy. Since Rock is a common choice and hasn't been eliminated so far, I'm choosing it for my prediction."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After seeing the opponent play Rock for four consecutive rounds, I'm going to take a risk and predict Scissor as their next move. This is because the opponent may be trying to create an illusion of a simple rock-based strategy, and a sudden change to Paper or Scissor could catch me off guard."""
+101,llama3,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played even games in the first four rounds (2 Rock, 1 Paper, and 1 more Paper), suggesting a repeating pattern. Given that the previous two moves were also Paper, I'm predicting the next move to be Rock, breaking the pattern."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor as their next move. This is somewhat counter-intuitive since the opponent doesn't seem motivated to deviate from Rock, which could be interpreted as a strong preference for Rock. However, this would mean I'm still stuck at Rock every time and might not capitalize on any potential opportunity to earn points."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Paper in every round. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Paper again. However, I'm also aware of the possibility that the opponent might adapt their strategy or introduce randomness to avoid a predictable outcome. That's why I'm choosing Rock as my predicted move, hoping it will be correct."""
+104,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played the same move (Paper) twice, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. I'm choosing Paper as my next predicted move to see if this pattern continues."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors (3 out of 4 rounds) after an incorrect Rock choice. Since my previous guess was Paper and the outcome was positive, I will assume that the opponent does not want to play Scissor and predict Paper."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous four rounds. I'm assuming they are sticking to a simple strategy and will continue to play Rock again. However, I want to mix things up and try to catch them off balance by playing Paper instead of Rock."""
+112,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Scissors and Paper in alternating rounds after my first guess. Since I last guessed Rock, I think the opponent might be switching to Scissors again, making Rock a good choice."""
+120,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper twice in a row. This suggests that they might be employing a simple strategy such as repeating their most recent move. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again, making Paper a safe choice for me."""
+113,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper twice previously, and neither Rock nor Scissors countered it. Given the lack of any apparent strategy or adaptability in the opponent's moves so far, I'm predicting they'll stick with a third instance of Paper."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in three consecutive rounds, so it's likely that they're following a repeating pattern. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissor, I'm predicting Paper to be the most logical next move."""
+106,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Paper twice, suggesting a possible repeating pattern. However, in the second round, the opponent deviated from this pattern by choosing Rock. To adapt to this unpredictability, I'm leaning towards Paper as my next move, hoping to capitalize on any potential bias toward Paper."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last four rounds, and our analysis suggests that they may be using a simple strategy. Given the consistency in their previous moves, we predict that they will stick with what works and play Rock again."""
+103,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's past moves seem to be a mix of Rock and Paper, with a slight preference for Rock. I'm betting that they'll switch to Paper in the next round."""
+119,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock-Paper and Scissors, as evidenced by the pattern in rounds 1-3. Given that the opponent played Paper against my previous predicted Scissor move (Round 3), I'm predicting Paper as their next move to counter my potential choice of Rock."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 3 rounds, and I'm assuming they'll stick to their strategy since I've only guessed Rock and Paper so far. Since Paper beats Scissors, it's a good choice to counter their move."""
+111,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the previous rounds. Since I guessed Scissors correctly in Round 3, I predict that the opponent will switch to Paper in this round."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been consistently choosing Scissor in the last four rounds. Given that there are only three possible moves, it's likely that they will switch to a different move next. Since Rock is the only option left, I predict the opponent will choose Rock as their next move."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, so I'm taking a chance with Paper to potentially 'beat' their predictable strategy. As this is the first time I'm deviating from guessing Rock, I'm hoping this move will pay off!"""
+108,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy doesn't seem to be based on a repeating pattern, as we saw different moves in Round 1-3. However, after Rock-Paper outcomes in Round 2 and 4, I'm inclined to think the opponent might shift to Scissors to avoid another losing outcome. This is an educated guess, not backed by a strong pattern yet."""
+105,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Although the opponent's strategy is not yet clear, I've noticed a slight pattern. In Rounds 1 and 3, Rock was played twice in a row, which might indicate that the opponent is trying to adapt to my previous moves. Since I previously guessed Rock (Rounds 1 and 2) and Paper (Round 4), I'm predicting Scissor as the next move, hoping to break the potential pattern."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to both Rock and Scissors. This pattern suggests that they might be playing a repetitive strategy or trying to exploit my predicted moves. Therefore, I'm predicting that they will play Paper again."""
+114,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent seems to be exhibiting a repetitive pattern, alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since my previous guess was Rock and the opponent responded with Scissor, I'm predicting Paper as their next move."""
+121,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's moves seem to be random and unpredictable, but the fact that they repeated Rock in Round 4 makes me suspect they may be more likely to switch to Paper next. Additionally, my past mistakes (Rounds 1-3) suggest I should try a different strategy, and Paper seems like a decent attempt to balance out the possibilities."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""I'm starting to see a pattern that the opponent is choosing Rock repeatedly. To mix things up, I'm predicting Scissors as my next move."""
+118,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to involve alternating between Scissors and Paper. After Rock in Round 4, I predict the opponent will switch again to Paper."""
+116,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to alternate between Paper and Scissor. Since they played Scissor in the previous round, my reasoning suggests that their next move will be Paper. Therefore, I'm predicting Rock to counteract this possibility."""
+123,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adaptive, as seen in Round 3 where they changed from Scissors to Paper. I'm anticipating a similar pattern shift to avoid the repeat scenario of Rock-Rock again (Round 4). Since Scissors beat Paper, it's less likely the opponent will choose Scissors next. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper."""
+124,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""In rounds 1 and 3, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. This suggests a possible cycle where the opponent plays Scissors when I guess Rock. Since my previous guesses were also Rock in the last two rounds (Rounds 4), it's likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors again."""
+117,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, it seems that the opponent is following a repeating pattern. In Round 1 and Round 3, the opponent played Paper. This suggests that Paper might be a strong move for the opponent. Additionally, the opponent has previously played Scissor two rounds in a row, so they might be more likely to mix things up next time. Given these factors, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+128,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors (winning) and Rock (losing) so far. Given the random nature of the game, I'm assuming the opponent is still adapting to my moves. Paper was a failed strategy in Round 2, but it's still possible that the opponent will try to counteract my earlier mistake. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper as the opponent's next move."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to choose Scissors in all previous rounds. Since Rock has been played in Rounds 1 and 4, I'm going to predict that the opponent will play Paper this round to counter Rock."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in 3 out of the 4 rounds so far, with a single deviation to Rock in Round 1. Given this pattern, it's likely that they'll play Paper again. It's also worth noting that my current score is tied at 2-2, and I'm not gaining an advantage by playing Rock or Scissor because those have both been unsuccessful so far. Therefore, I'm going to take a chance on the likely outcome being Paper."""
+109,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to switch between their previous move and one that beats it. Since they played Paper in Round 4, which defeated Paper, my next guess is also Paper to try to beat the opponent's expected move."""
+110,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has been playing a repetitive pattern so far, sticking with Rock and Paper in two consecutive rounds. I'm going to take a gamble that the opponent will mix things up with Scissors to avoid another tie or get back into the game."""
+102,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last two rounds (Round 4 and Round 2), and after switching between Rock and Scissor in the previous rounds. I'm assuming that they may have a pattern or adaptive behavior, so it's likely that they will play something different from Rock this time around. Since Rock is already been played three times consecutively, Paper as an alternative choice seems like a reasonable prediction."""
+127,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""While the opponent may be unpredictable, I've observed a pattern where they have repeatedly played Rock-Paper-Rock. Since I'm currently on a streak of incorrect guesses (Paper-Paper-Scissor), I'm going to take a risk and predict Scissor, hoping to catch up with the possible pattern."""
+126,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock twice in a row (Rounds 2 and 4), which suggests a possible strategy shift after an initial loss. Since I previously guessed Paper and lost (Rounds 2 and 4), I'm changing my approach to counter this potential pattern by predicting the opponent will play something other than Rock. Given that Scissor was already tried in Round 3 (tied result), I think it's less likely for the opponent to repeat Scissor, leaving Rock as a plausible next move."""
+107,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be adapting and responding to my previous moves. In Round 2, I guessed Rock and the opponent played Paper. Then, in Rounds 3 and 4, when I guessed Paper, the opponent responded with Paper as well. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be trying to mix things up or exploit my tendencies. A Scissor move seems like a high-risk, high-reward choice, so I'm predicting that the opponent will try something different and go for Scissors."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has only chosen Paper four times. Considering this pattern, my best bet is to predict that they will stick with their favorite move next round."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Paper consistently in the last four rounds. I'm predicting they will stick with their strategy again."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in three consecutive rounds. I'm predicting a change in the opponent's strategy, as a repeating pattern is unlikely to continue indefinitely. As the most natural 'opposite' to Scissors (and the one that beats it), I'm choosing Rock as my predicted move."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent previously played Paper twice, losing in both instances. This suggests that the opponent might be looking to disrupt my strategy by playing Rock and forcing a rock-paper-scissors situation. Given their previous losses, I'm leaning towards a Rock being the next move."""
+130,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, the opponent seems to have a tendency to switch between Rock and Scissor. In Rounds 2-4, they played Rock twice in succession and then switched to Scissor. I'm predicting Rock as my next move because it seems likely that the opponent will again try to counter with the same strategy, giving me another chance to correct their pattern."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the third round, I guessed Paper correctly because the opponent played Rock instead of their own corresponding move (e.g., playing Scissors to counter Paper). This suggests that the opponent may be more likely to stay with a single strategy until a different outcome is achieved. In this case, after four consecutive losses when facing my chosen moves (Rock in rounds 1-3 and Scissors in round 4), I'm predicting that the opponent will adapt by playing something other than Rock next round, making Paper my most logical choice."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, I'm not ready to assume that's always their move. Scissors is a distinct choice and could potentially be their next option. Additionally, after two consecutive losses playing Paper, it may be likely for them to mix things up and choose something different."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has a preference for Rock, as they have played it three times in a row. I'm predicting that they will mix things up and play Paper to avoid being beaten by my predicted Rock."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""I'm trying to break the opponent's repeating pattern by guessing an option that they haven't played yet. Since Scissors has been played three times in a row, I think Rock might be the next move."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently in the last 4 rounds. I'm changing my strategy to Rock as it beats Scissors."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has followed a mix of patterns, but I've noticed that after an initial Rock move (Round 1), they've switched to either Paper or Scissors on the next turn. Since my previous move was Rock as well, I'm going for Paper to try to break this pattern."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has alternated between Rock and Paper (Rounds 2-3), suggesting a pattern. Given that Rock was chosen in the previous round, I predict Paper as a response to counter Rock's potential move."""
+129,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has already played Rock and Scissor, so Paper is the most likely next move. However, the pattern doesn't seem to be consistent. The most recent round saw the opponent switching from Scissor to Rock. This may indicate a more adaptive behavior. Considering this, I'm going to take a calculated risk and predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+125,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In Round 3, they played Scissor after my Paper guess. This suggests a possible pattern of 'Rock-Scissor'. Since my previous prediction was also Paper, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent will play Rock next, which would lead to an interesting counter-move if I play Paper."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Although the opponent's moves so far seem to be random, the game history shows that they have played Rock, Paper, and Scissors alternately. With this pattern in mind, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again. This is based on the assumption that they may continue their alternating strategy."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock and Paper consecutively, so I'm taking a chance to predict Scissor as an alternative. Additionally, I'm trying to break the potential pattern if any, by making a different move this time."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that after playing Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 4), the opponent played Paper. This suggests that the opponent might be trying to counter the Rock with Paper. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will again play Paper to counter my potential Rock."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that Rock and Paper have both been played twice each. Scissors seems to be the only option left that hasn't been tried yet. Given this pattern, I take a chance and predict that the opponent will go for Scissors in the next round."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing a mix of moves, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. In Rounds 1-2, the opponent repeated their previous move (Rock), then in Rounds 3-4, they alternated between Rock and Scissor/Paper. Based on this observation, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue with this alternating pattern. Therefore, I'm betting on Scissor as the opponent's next move."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they seemed to be adapting their strategy. In Round 2 and 4, they switched from playing Rock to playing Paper. Although there is no clear pattern yet, this adaptation suggests an attempt to counter my previous moves. Considering this adaptability, I predict that the opponent will try to counter my current predicted move (Paper) with Scissor. This approach allows me to potentially earn another point, as it's a high-probability move for Rock-Paper-Scissors games."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has mixed its strategy so far, playing both Rock and Paper. After two consecutive instances where the player played different moves ('Rock' then 'Paper', and then 'Scissor' then 'Rock'), it appears that the opponent may be trying to alternate between three possible moves. Faced with the current move distribution, I'm guessing the opponent will now play 'Scissor'."""
+122,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has previously switched between Rock and Scissor, so I'm betting that they'll switch again in Round 5. Since paper was played twice in a row before losing to scissor, it's less likely to be the next move."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper against both Rock and Scissors in the previous rounds. Since this pattern is observed across multiple rounds, it seems that the opponent's strategy may involve adapting to the player's moves. Given my own move history, I predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper again."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""I'm trying to break the pattern of the opponent playing Paper consistently. Since I've tried Rock and Paper previously and got the same outcome, I think it's more likely that the opponent will move away from Paperthis time. Scissors is a good option as it can counter Paper and also has a chance to beat Rock."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in the last four rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern. Given the limited data available so far, it appears that the opponent's strategy is currently focused on playing Scissor repeatedly. I'm taking this into account and predicting that they will continue to play Scissor for the next round as well."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played 'Paper' in all rounds where my previous move was either 'Rock' or 'Scissor'. This suggests a pattern where the opponent responds with 'Paper' to counter-attack. Given that my current prediction is based on the historical data, I'm more likely to predict 'Paper' as the next move, as it has proven effective in countering their strategies."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Rock in the first four rounds, which suggests a consistent pattern. I'm going to assume this trend continues and predict Rock as well."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor four times in a row, so I'm assuming they're currently on a streak and will continue to play Scissor again. This approach has not changed for multiple rounds."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Paper after Rock and Scissor. Therefore, I predict the opponent will continue this pattern and play Paper again, making Rock the most likely winning option."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissors after my move. Although this pattern may not hold true in the long run, it's a good starting point for making an educated guess. Additionally, I'm trying to mix up the moves by choosing Scissor instead of Rock or Paper, hoping to catch the opponent off guard."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, so it's possible they're using a repeating pattern. Given that my previous guess was Scissor and got me zero points, I'm going to try Rock this time to mix things up. I'm hoping that the opponent might not anticipate this move as easily."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has been playing Rock consistently so far, I'm willing to bet that they might mix things up at this point. Scissors cut Rock, which didn't work out well for me in the previous round. Instead, I'll choose Paper, hoping to capitalize on a potential Rock-Paper cycle."""
+101,llama3,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has previously played Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 4). In Round 3, they played Rock again after my Scissors guess. This suggests a repeated pattern of alternating between Rock-Paper-Rock-Paper... I'll try to break this pattern by guessing Scissors in the next round."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first four rounds. Since my last correct guess was Scissors, I expect them to switch their strategy and play Paper to counter my previous success."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds, and I'm assuming they're sticking to a consistent strategy. Given their recent pattern, I predict they will continue playing Paper again."""
+104,llama3,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""After observing a pattern of the opponent playing Paper and then the other choice, I predict Scissor as the next move. This is because the opponent has so far always responded with their previous choice (Rock/Paper). I hope this prediction is correct!"""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last four rounds. This suggests a repetitive strategy, possibly an attempt to play Scissor consistently. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Scissor for the next round as well."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the previous rounds. This could be a simple repeating pattern or an attempt to deceive by making it seem like they're trying to exploit my previous guesses. To break this pattern and make a more informed decision, I'll choose Scissors as my next move, which is less likely to be predicted if the opponent is indeed following a repeating pattern."""
+112,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper after my initial Rock move (Rounds 1 and 5). Additionally, they seem to repeat their previous choice when it's Scissor (Round 2), but not when it's Paper. Given my last prediction was Rock, I'm inclined to think the opponent will respond with Paper again."""
+120,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper more frequently (3 out of 5 times). Given this trend, I predict that the opponent will play Scissor to introduce diversity in their moves and break my potential pattern-based prediction. This move also takes into account my previous mistake by guessing Rock again."""
+113,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper in multiple rounds (Rounds 1 and 5) and Scissor once (Round 2). This suggests that the opponent may be adopting a simple strategy of alternating between Paper and Scissor. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock next, which would break their previously observed pattern."""
+106,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Paper, the opponent consistently played Rock in the subsequent rounds. This suggests a pattern where the opponent might switch to Rock after I play Paper. Given this assumption, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Although the opponent has repeated 'Rock' in every previous round, the lack of variation in their strategy might indicate a trap or a planned response. Since I've consistently guessed Rock and got Rock back, I'll try to mix things up by predicting Scissors to break the pattern."""
+103,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has repeated patterns in their moves, particularly with rock. In Round 1 and Round 5, they both chose Rock when I predicted it. This suggests that the opponent may be playing a strategy based on my predictions. Given this information, I'm predicting Rock for the next round."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played scissors in the last 4 rounds, so I'm anticipating them to switch to a different move. As Rock and Scissors are equally matched, Paper is the next most likely option based on the limited information we have."""
+119,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In Round 3, they played Paper after my Scissor move, which could be a response to adapt to my pattern. If that's the case, in the next round, I predict the opponent will play Rock (since they didn't play Rock yet) to counter my likely Scissor move."""
+111,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing a mix of Paper and Scissors with slight preference towards Paper. In Round 1, 3, and 5, the opponent chose Paper, indicating that they may be trying to exploit my choices. Since I previously chose Paper in Round 4, it's likely that the opponent will switch to Rock this time. My reasoning is based on the patterns observed so far."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last four rounds. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissors, it seems reasonable to assume that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. However, I don't want to get stuck on this assumption alone, so I'm going to take a risk and predict Paper instead."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first 5 rounds, so I'm predicting a change with Scissor as it is the optimal choice to beat Rock. Additionally, since my previous prediction was wrong for Round 5, I want to mix things up and try something different."""
+108,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Scissors, which beat Rock, I'm predicting the next move will be Paper."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 4 rounds, which suggests a repeating pattern. Given this history, it is more likely that they will stick to their current strategy and play Paper again."""
+105,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that when I guessed 'Rock', the opponent's response was also 'Rock' in Round 1 and 'Scissor' in Round 5. This suggests that the opponent might be repeating a pattern or responding to my move with an alternative choice. As a result, I'm going to predict that the opponent will choose 'Rock' again."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, and there doesn't seem to be any pattern or adaptation. I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting the most probable outcome, which is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+121,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors in two occasions where my previous move was Paper. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent might resort to Scissors when I play away from Rock. Since my current prediction is Rock, which is strong against Scissor, I'm taking this into account and hypothesizing that the opponent will stick with their winning strategy."""
+114,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In Round 3 and 4, the opponent chose Paper after the previous opponent choice was both Rock and Scissor. This pattern suggests a possible connection between the opponent's move being dependent on the previous move. Based on this assumption, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissor, as it would complete the alternating sequence."""
+118,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has never played Rock twice in a row. In Round 3, they switched from Paper to Scissor after my previous Rock move, so I think they might follow a similar pattern this time. Given that they also played Scissor after my previous Scissor move (Round 4), I'm going to take a chance that they'll switch again and play Scissor once more."""
+124,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has played a mix of Rock, Scissor, and repeat moves, the most recent two rounds ended with Rock. Given that pattern, I'm predicating the next move will be Paper to potentially counter the likelihood of another Rock."""
+123,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Scissors twice in the last three rounds. This pattern suggests that the opponent might repeat their recent strategy again. Additionally, Paper is a strong choice against Rock, but it was also the losing move in Round 2. Considering these observations, my prediction for this round is Scissor."""
+116,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be an anti-pattern. They consistently play the move that beats my previous choice. In rounds 1 and 5, I chose Rock and they played Paper, while in round 3, I chose Scissor and they played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent is adapting to my moves. Given this trend, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper to counteract my upcoming choice of Rock."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissors as their go-to move in the past. With no clear pattern broken, I'm leaning towards the safe bet that they'll stick with it."""
+128,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds (Rounds 5 and 3), which is an unexpected pattern. In general, Scissors tend to lose against Paper. Considering this pattern and the opponent's previous moves, I'm predicting Paper as the next move."""
+117,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the opponent's past moves (Paper and Scissors) seem to be evenly distributed, I've noticed that after a series of consecutive losses (Rounds 3-5), they tended to stick with their previous move. Given this pattern, my prediction is Rock as it appears to be an opposable strategy considering their recent behavior."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in three consecutive rounds (Round 1, Round 3, and Round 4), indicating a possible repeating pattern. Given that I had previously guessed Rock correctly once (Round 1) and Paper incorrectly three times, I'm hypothesizing that the opponent might be more likely to make a change from Paper, making Rock my predicted move for this round."""
+127,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,""""""
+110,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of repeating patterns (rock-rock) and adapting to the player's move. They played paper against rock in round 4, which suggests they may have learned that playing rock is not effective. Considering this, my prediction for the next move is paper, as it could be an attempt to maintain their lead."""
+102,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Although the opponent has mixed and varied their moves so far, I notice a pattern where they tend to respond with 'Paper' when I choose 'Scissor', which makes me think that they might keep this strategy going. Since I'm about to predict 'Rock', my reasoning is that the opponent will likely respond with 'Paper' as well."""
+109,llama3,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""In rounds 1 and 3, the opponent's moves were Rock. In rounds 2, 4, and 5, their moves were Paper. This pattern suggests that whenever I play Rock or Paper, they will respond with the other choice (Paper or Scissors). Therefore, my prediction is that in this round, they will also go for Scissors to break the cycle."""
+126,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent seems to be playing Rock more frequently. Since I previously guessed Rock and lost, they may try Paper to counter my next move. Additionally, predicting Paper would allow me to test this hypothesis."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first four rounds. Given that my previous guess was Paper, I'm trying to balance the probability by guessing Rock next. This might be a continuation of their pattern."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has played Rock consistently across the last 5 rounds, I'm expecting them to change their strategy for the next round. Paper is a good choice because it beats Rock, and it's a common move in RPS that allows for some flexibility in response."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting to the game history. In rounds 1 and 3, they played Paper when I guessed Rock, suggesting an anti-Rock approach. In rounds 2 and 5, they also played Paper when I guessed Paper, indicating a preference for Paper over Scissor. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will play Rock if I guess Rock, so I'm guessing Scissor to break the pattern."""
+107,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent followed a mix of random and pattern-based moves. In Round 2, they played Paper after I predicted Rock, which suggests some degree of adaptability. However, in Rounds 4-5, they showed a tendency to stick with Paper or Rock, indicating a possible pattern. Given this information and the fact that you previously lost a round by playing Paper (Round 3), I'm predicting Rock as the opponent's next move, hoping to capitalize on their potential adaptability."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in 4 consecutive rounds, showing a clear pattern. Given no contradictory data, it's reasonable to assume the opponent will continue with this strategy, so I predict Paper."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After observing the opponent's previous moves, I notice that they have consistently played Paper. This suggests a strong tendency towards playing Paper, possibly due to a strategic decision or adaptability. My reasoning is that the most effective response to an opponent with such a biased strategy would be to directly counter their move by playing Paper myself. However, this could lead to another stalemate. As a result, I'm making a calculated risk prediction of Rock, which has a higher chance of breaking the pattern and scoring a point."""
+130,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in the last four rounds, and Scissor twice. Given this pattern, I think it's likely that they will play Scissor again, trying to mix up their strategy."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has previously played Rock twice followed by Paper each time. This pattern suggests that the opponent might have a tendency to switch to Paper after playing Rock. Given this observation, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing 'Rock' consistently, and I'm trying to adapt to their pattern."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent played a mix of Rock and Paper in the previous rounds. I'll try to predict their next move based on this pattern, which suggests they may prefer Paper again."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent tends to play Scissor most of the time. Since Rock and Paper are more likely to beat Scissor than each other, I'm predicting Paper as a more balanced choice."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice before, and Paper once. Since the score is currently 2-2, it seems like a stalemate. I'm predicting Rock based on the likelihood that the opponent will try to break the tie."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be related to the previous round, as they have played Scissors in 4 out of 5 rounds so far. I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissors again, but since Rock beats Scissors, I'll play Paper to cover both possibilities."""
+129,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since they last played Rock in Round 4, my prediction is that they will play Paper in the next round to break their pattern."""
+125,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors after Paper has been played. Additionally, they seem to be avoiding a repeat of their previous move (e.g., Rock in Round 4). Given my own recent string of moves (Paper, then again), I'm guessing the opponent will choose Scissors as a way to break this pattern."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's history seems to be following a repeating pattern, where they start with a move and then repeat it. In rounds 3-5, the moves were Scissor, Paper, Rock. Since we're currently in round 6, I'm predicting that the opponent will repeat their last move, which was Rock. However, to break this pattern or adapt to my prediction, I think they might choose Scissor."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 2 and Round 4, the opponent played Paper when the previous move was Rock. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent tends to play Paper in response to an opposing Rock move. Given that my current prediction is also based on the opponent's potential reaction to my previous move (Paper), I'm inclined to assume the same pattern continues, and so I predict the opponent will play Paper again."""
+115,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors twice in succession, it seems likely that they will mix things up and try something different. Paper is a good choice because it counters Scissors, but Rock also has a chance of beating what's coming next, so I'm going with Rock as my prediction."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has alternated between playing Rock and not Rock/Paper/Scissors (since they played Paper twice). Considering this pattern, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""In previous rounds, I've noticed that the opponent has chosen Paper after playing Scissors. Since the opponent played Rock in Round 4 and chose Paper in Round 5, there's a possibility they might choose Paper again since it works well against Rock."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves appear to be adapting to mine. In Round 2, they played Paper after I chose Rock, suggesting they may have a 'Paper' move available in response to Rock. Then, in Round 4, they repeated their Rock move to counter my Paper. This pattern reminds me of the old saying 'rock-paper-scissors- lizard-spock'. Given that my current streak is Paper-Paper-Paper, I'm anticipating a Scissor move from them as it would be the most unexpected and adaptive response."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to switch between Rock and Paper, whereas Scissors appears to be less frequent. In Round 2 and Round 4, the opponent played opposite moves (Rock and Paper), which led me to suspect a pattern of alternating between the two. Given this observation, I'm predicting Paper as the next move because it is the counterpart to the previous Rock move."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be using a strategy where they start with Rock and then change their move in subsequent rounds. In Round 2, they changed from Rock to Paper when my previous prediction was also Rock. This pattern suggests that they might change again after two consecutive Rock moves. Since this is Round 6 (not explicitly stated, but implied), I'm assuming the opponent will follow this pattern and play something other than Rock. Among the remaining options, Rock seems like a safe choice, as it's not too extreme compared to Paper or Scissor. Therefore, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+122,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Paper strategies. Since they played Rock in Round 4, I'm expecting them to switch to Paper next round. According to the RPS rules, Paper beats Scissor, but not Rock. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in every round so far. I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor, thinking that the opponent might be more likely to play something different for a change."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, which suggests a strong possibility of them sticking to their current pattern. Based on this history, I predict the opponent will continue playing Paper again."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last 4 rounds, and I'm expecting them to switch their strategy. Paper is a good choice as it beats Scissors, giving me a higher chance of getting the next move correct."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in a majority of the rounds, so I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock. I know it didn't work out last time (Round 1), but maybe I can catch them off-guard this time! The scoring history also shows that my previous guesses were often unsuccessful, so I think it's worth trying something different."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's repeated choice of Scissor over the last six rounds suggests a strong preference for Scissor. Since I didn't see any patterns in their moves that would indicate they're changing up their strategy, I'm going to predict another Scissor from them."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent's consistent choice of Rock in previous rounds, I'm deviating from the default Rock guess. The opponent might be adapting to the pattern and trying something new. Scissors is a good option as it can cut through both Rock and Paper, making it a reasonable choice."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in all previous rounds, and I'm trying to break the pattern by guessing Scissor. Since Rock was not successful in the past and Paper wasn't effective either (0 points), I think it's time to introduce a new option."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in recent rounds, I'm thinking that maybe they're going to mix it up and try something different. The fact that three Rock predictions were unsuccessful might indicate a change in their strategy. Additionally, since Paper is still waiting to be played, I'm betting on my third option, Rock."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper in all previous rounds. Since there is no pattern or adaptive behavior evident, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue with their established strategy of playing Paper again."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, and the lack of variation suggests a possible repeating pattern. To break this repetition and gain an advantage, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose Paper, as it beats Rock."""
+101,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent's moves seem random, I notice that after playing Rock in Round 3, they played Paper. This could be an indication that they are adapting to my previous move or trying to balance their strategy. Therefore, I'm guessing Paper as a response to potentially counter-attack."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior evident. Thus, I predict that they will stick to their strategy and play Rock again."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper against my Rock and Scissor moves. This suggests a simple adaptive strategy where the opponent is mirroring my previous moves. Given this pattern, my next move should be Paper to break the cycle and catch the opponent off guard."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor in the last six rounds. Assuming this is not a coincidence, I'm predicting that they will continue to play Scissor. As Rock beats Scissor, it seems like a strategic move to play against their likely choice."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Since Paper covers Rock, my prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock again, but with a slight twist, they might surprisingly choose Paper instead."""
+104,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has been playing their choice twice in a row (Rock-Rock and Paper-Paper). There is no repeating pattern in the moves prior to this sequence. In Round 5, the opponent unexpectedly switched from Paper to Rock after your guess of Paper. This sudden change suggests that the opponent might be trying to avoid a repetition. Therefore, I predict that they will play something different again, which makes Scissors a plausible choice."""
+120,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In rounds 5 and 6, the opponent played Paper consecutively. While the opponent may switch from Rock to Scissors or vice versa between these consecutive Patterns, it's likely they're following a pattern of alternating between two options. Therefore, I'm going to predict that the opponent will stick with their Paper move again in this round."""
+113,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Scissor and Rock in alternating rounds, with two consecutive pairs of the same move (Rock-Scissor-Paper-Paper). Given this pattern, I predict that they will continue to play Paper for the next round."""
+106,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""I noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper frequently, and after a sequence of Rock and Paper, I predict they will switch to Scissors. Additionally, my recent accuracy for Rock has been lower, making Scissors a more viable option."""
+112,llama3,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to have a mixed strategy, but there's an interesting pattern emerging. In Rounds 1 and 5, the opponent played Paper when I predicted Rock. This might indicate that Paper is a countermeasure against Rock. Meanwhile, in Rounds 2 and 3, the opponent also played the same move (Scissor or Paper) twice in a row. Given this dual behavior, I'm guessing that Scissor is a suitable response to balance out the opponent's strategy."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds, I'm going to take a risk and predict Paper. I'm hoping that the opponent might be trying to mix things up or respond to my recent changes in strategy. If I'm correct, it could also support the idea that the opponent is not fixed on a single move."""
+103,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move in cases where they lost. In Round 3 and 6, they both played Rock after previously losing to Scissors, which led to a win for them. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper this time to prevent another loss. Since they previously lost to my Scissor in Round 4, they might choose Rock again to adapt."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent consistently plays Scissors in all rounds. Given their strategic adaptability might be limited to this specific repeating pattern, my reasoning is that they will likely stick to this pattern and play Scissors again, but since Rock beats Scissors, I'm going to guess Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+111,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Paper and Scissors, with occasional Rock. In the last two rounds, they played Scissors after my previous Rock and Paper moves. If this pattern continues, I expect them to play Paper next."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""After observing the opponent's consecutive moves being Scissor, I believe they are likely to continue playing Scissor in the next round. There is no obvious pattern that suggests they would switch or adapt their strategy given my previous guesses."""
+119,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors, but they also exhibited some adaptability by switching from Paper to Rock in Round 1. In the last few rounds, the opponent has consistently played the same move as yours (Paper in Round 5, and Scissor in Rounds 6), which suggests a defensive approach. Considering these patterns and inconsistencies, I'm going to take a calculated risk and predict that the opponent will play Rock next. This is because it seems unlikely that they would stick to their recent pattern of mirroring my moves, and playing Rock would allow them to potentially create an opportunity for themselves."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After observing a consistent pattern of the opponent playing Rock in every round, I think it's likely they will continue to play Rock again. However, considering my previous mistakes (playing Rock consistently), and the fact that I already lost 5 times in a row, I decided to deviate from my usual strategy by predicting Scissor instead. This decision is based on the hope that the opponent might change their strategy or at least make a mistake."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the past 6 rounds. It seems like they have settled on a strategy that favors beating Rock, so I'm predicting Scissors as an unconventional choice to mix things up and potentially catch the opponent off guard."""
+108,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent plays Paper, they tend to repeat it. Additionally, in Rounds 1 and 5, the opponent played Rock after an incorrect move (Rock -> Rock), which might be a pattern. Considering these patterns, my prediction is to play Scissor as an attempt to disrupt any potential repetition or adaptation."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has repeated the Rock choice four times in a row. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will continue with Rock again."""
+114,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown alternating between Rock-Paper and Scissors-Scissors patterns in their previous moves. Considering the current score, I'm inclined to think they might go for a Rock to try and regain some ground. This prediction is based on identifying and adapting to the opponent's adaptive behavior."""
+118,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting based on the previous moves. In rounds 1 and 2, I won with Rock and Paper, respectively. In rounds 3-6, however, I lost with Scissor, suggesting that the opponent has switched to a pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissor. Given this pattern, it's likely that the opponent will choose Paper on my next guess, which means Rock should be the safer choice."""
+121,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 5, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Paper. This suggests a possible counter-strategy, where the opponent responds with their strongest move (in this case, Scissors) when they're about to lose. Considering this pattern, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock if I predict Paper, which would result in another loss for me. By choosing Paper myself, I'm essentially trying to 'anticipate' the opponent's counter-strategy and potentially gain an advantage by ending up with a draw (Paper vs. Rock)."""
+124,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has chosen Scissors twice (Rounds 1 and 3), which might be part of a pattern. Since Rock beat Scissors in those rounds, my hypothesis is that the opponent might choose Paper to counter-rock again. However, this strategy didn't work when I chose Paper in Round 2, so they returned to choosing Rock. To challenge their potential response, I'm predicting Rock as well."""
+123,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be a mix of repeating patterns and adaptive behavior. While there is no clear pattern, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissor in two consecutive instances (Rounds 3 & 5). Considering this, my prediction for the next move is Paper, which would beat Scissor most of the time."""
+116,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 5, which may indicate a pattern. Additionally, the opponent has adapted their strategy to avoid Rock or Scissor in previous rounds. Given this history, I predict the opponent will again play Paper to eliminate the possibility of losing to Rock."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in Rounds 2-5, and it seems like they have a pattern or strategy. Since Rock was played in Round 4 but didn't result in a win, I'm guessing the Opponent will stick to their current winning strategy and play Scissors again."""
+128,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissor in previous rounds. After observing that the opponent has repeatedly played Paper after my previous guesses of Paper (Rounds 3, 5, 6), I'm expecting them to deviate from this pattern. Since Scissor beats Paper, it's a likely next move to disrupt my possible pattern recognition."""
+117,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Although the opponent has been using a consistent strategy so far, I'm choosing Rock in hopes that they will deviate from their pattern. The past records show a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissor, but nothing suggests a clear repeating pattern. My guess is that the opponent might be waiting for an opportunity to make a counter-move."""
+102,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent consistently chooses Paper after my moves Rock and Scissor. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the next move will also be Paper to maintain this strategy."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 3 consecutive rounds (Rounds 2, 4, and 5). Given this trend, I believe the most likely outcome is that the opponent will continue to play Paper again. My previous correct predictions were based on responding with the opposite move (Rock) to Paper, but since the opponent has shown consistency in playing Paper, it's more probable that they'll stick with this strategy."""
+127,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has repeated 'Rock' and 'Scissor' patterns throughout the game, so I'm predicting they might stick to their trend. Additionally, my previous guesses (Paper and Scissor) were incorrect, so I think it's time for a change."""
+110,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they tend to play Rock and Paper in alternating patterns. In Round 4, it seems like they broke this pattern by playing Paper after a Rock. This inconsistency makes me think they are intentionally adapting to my predictions. Since my previous guessing was wrong (Rock), I'll try to mix things up and predict Scissor to see if the opponent reverts back to their original pattern."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 4 rounds, and since my previous guess was Paper (Round 2-4), I're thinking they might switch to Rock. Also, my previous guess was wrong in Round 5 when I guessed Rock, but next time around, I'm choosing differently."""
+109,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to have a weak spot against Paper. In Rounds 2 and 4, they played Paper against my guesses of Rock and Paper, respectively. This pattern suggests that the opponent might try to counter Paper with something else. Additionally, in Rounds 3 and 5, they consistently played Rock after my guesses of Paper, which may be an attempt to exploit this weakness. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again, giving me an opportunity to choose a move that beats them."""
+126,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""From the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock for 4 times in a row (Rounds 2, 4, and 6). Considering this repeating pattern, it's likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock. However, there is a chance that they might mix things up. To take advantage of this uncertainty, I'm going to predict Scissor, which beats Rock."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in four consecutive rounds, and their strategy may be to repeat a move until I make an incorrect guess. Since my last two guesses were incorrect, it's likely the opponent will continue playing Rock for now."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""I've observed that the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for four rounds in a row. As it's unlikely that they would keep playing the same move without changing, I'm taking an educated guess and predicting Paper as their next move."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since I've been trying to mix up my moves between Rock and Scissor, I'm going to take a chance that they might switch to Rock as well. This prediction is based on the pattern of repeated Paper plays by the opponent and my attempts to create diversity in my own moves."""
+107,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has displayed a mix of repetitive and adaptive behaviors. They previously played Paper twice in a row, which could be a pattern. However, they also switched to Rock after playing Scissor once before. Given the mix of strategies, I'm guessing the opponent will play something different again, making Scissor my predicted move."""
+130,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent often chooses Rock and Scissors alternately. In Round 3, the opponent played Scissor after my previous Paper move, which suggests a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the next move will be Rock. As Paper beats Rock, this seems like a reasonable prediction."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Paper in recent rounds, I'm aware that they might have an underlying strategy. Given the historical data shows a mix of outcomes (1 and 0 scores), I'm going to take a risk and predict Scissors. This move could potentially counteract the opponent's pattern or create an opportunity for me to gain an advantage."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in recent games. I'm trying a different approach by predicting Paper as it can effectively beat Rock. This could help me outsmart the opponent and earn more points."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Given the pattern in the game history, it seems that the opponent is adapting to my previous moves. Rounds 5 and 6 show a change from Paper to Scissor after I chose Rock. To counter this, I will predict Paper to force the opponent to shift their strategy again."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played a variety of moves in the past, including Rock, Paper, and Scissors, but there doesn't seem to be any obvious pattern. Considering that the score is currently tied at 4-4, I'm going to take a balanced approach by predicting Rock for the next round. This allows me to hedge against both the opponent's previous patterns and the possibility of them adapting or changing their strategy."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have a mix of random and pattern-based moves. In Round 2 and 6, they played Paper after an initial Rock, which suggests they might be trying to switch up their strategy. Additionally, the opponent has alternated between Scissors and other moves in Rounds 3 and 6. Given these patterns, I'm guessing the opponent's next move will be Scissors."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has repeatedly chosen Scissors in multiple rounds, and it seems like they have a pattern. Although there is no guarantee that the pattern will continue, I'm placing my bet on Paper as it's the move that beats Scissors."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissors in all rounds so far. Given this repeating pattern, I'm inclined to predict that they will continue to play Scissors again. However, to mix things up and avoid falling into a predictable trap, I think it's reasonable to deviate from that expectation and take a chance on Rock. This might cause the opponent to adjust their strategy or catch them off guard."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of repeating patterns and adaptations. In rounds 2 and 3, they responded to my previous move by playing the complementary option (Paper after Rock, Scissor after Paper). Additionally, in round 5, they played the same move as mine, suggesting a potential strategy based on repetition. Considering these observations, I'm predicting the opponent will switch from their last move (Scissor) and play Paper to counter my expected move (Rock)."""
+129,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""In Round 4, I correctly guessed Scissors, which was a turning point in the game. The opponent then repeated Scissors in Round 5, but I didn't capitalize on it since my score increased. In Rounds 2 and 6, the opponent played Rock after Paper and Paper respectively, suggesting that they may have a strategy to counter Paper with Rock. Since I'm still recovering from the initial losses, I'll take a cautious approach and predict Rock as the next move."""
+125,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting, as they've changed their previous moves from a repetitive pattern. In Round 3 and 5, the opponent played Scissors every time I guessed Paper. This suggests that they're trying to counter my previous move. Given this context, I'm predicting that the opponent will again play Scissors since it has been effective against my Paper predictions."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to switch between Rock and Paper. In Rounds 1-4, they alternated between these two options. Since my current score is even (3), I'm predicting that they will follow this pattern again and play Rock in the next round."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock (and losing to Paper) on Rounds 1 and 4. This suggests that they might be using a simple strategy like 'always counter with the move that beats the previous one'. Since my previous guess was Scissor, I'm predicting that the opponent will play something else to avoid another loss. Given the pattern, Rock seems like a likely choice for the opponent's next move. However, since this strategy is overly simplistic, I'm going to bet on the opposite, expecting the opponent to switch it up with Scissor instead."""
+115,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Rounds 2-4 and Rounds 5, the opponent played the same move (either Scissor or Paper) twice. This pattern suggests that the opponent's strategy might be based on a repeating sequence. Since Rock was not involved in those rounds, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissor again, hoping to repeat their previous success."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Paper in the previous rounds. In Round 3, they played Scissors after my choice of Rock. I'm assuming this is a pattern of adapting to my moves, so I'll predict that they will play Scissors again to keep the sequence going."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of random and adapting behavior. In Round 5, they repeated their previous move (Paper), but it was defeated by Paper, which suggests they might be trying to evade Paper again. Rock and Scissor have been beaten before, making Paper the safest choice."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy appears to involve alternating between Rock and non-Rock moves. In the previous rounds, we see a pattern of playing Paper after an early win with Rock. I'm predicting the opponent will revert back to their winning strategy and play Paper again."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to change their move after each Rock. In rounds 1 and 4, they played Rock followed by a different move. Given that we are in a new round, it is likely that the opponent will not repeat themselves again. Therefore, my prediction is that they will play something other than Rock, which makes Rock a good choice for me to play as well."""
+122,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor in the previous rounds. In Round 3, they played Scissor against Paper, which suggests they might switch to Rock in the next round. Additionally, I noticed that when the opponent gets defeated, they tend to stick with their previous move (Scissor). Given these patterns, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock against Paper."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be focused on Paper, as they have played it in the majority of rounds. Given that there is no clear pattern or alternating behavior, I'm guessing Rock might be an exception or a way to mix up their approach."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds. This seems like a suspiciously consistent strategy, and I'm betting that they won't stick to it forever. A sudden change of pace with Scissor could be an opportunity for me to score again."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper in the majority of the rounds, so it seems like a decent strategy to try out Rock and see if I can catch them off guard. Additionally, after choosing Scissor multiple times and still getting Paper as the response, it may be a good idea to mix things up and try something different."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've observed that the opponent has consistently chosen Scissors in all but two rounds. In those two exceptions (Rounds 2 and 5), they played Rock, leading to a loss for me. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will choose Scissors again, making Rock a good countermove."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds. I'm expecting a change from this predictable pattern and guessing Paper, as it beats Rock."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the opponent has repeated Scissor several times, I'm not convinced that this is a fixed strategy. The one instance where I correctly predicted Scissor suggests that the opponent may be adapting to my previous moves or using some level of randomness. As Rock is the most basic option and often plays well against Scissor, I'm choosing it as a safe bet to potentially break the repetition."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to Rock, Scissors, and even another Paper. Given this pattern, the most likely next move from them would be Paper again."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing Scissor every time except for Round 3, where they played Rock. Since my last correct guess (Scissor) was followed by another Scissor move, I'm going to predict Paper as an attempt to disrupt the opponent's pattern."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the previous rounds, with only one exception (Round 2) where they also played Paper. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will continue to play Paper again. However, since I didn't do well guessing Scissor previously (Rounds 4 and 7), I'm choosing to be more cautious and predict Rock to try to prevent a loss."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous seven rounds. I'm predicting they will stick with this strategy for now, so my next move will be Rock as well."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in every round. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper as a best guess to beat Rock and potentially earn 1 point."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, showing a clear bias. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Scissor beats Rock, so I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to Scissor to potentially win or create a counter-strategy."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has repeatedly chosen Scissors in the last 6 rounds. Since Paper beats Scissors, I'm going to predict that the opponent will choose Paper to avoid losing, which is a common strategy in RPS."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to either Rock or Scissor moves. Since this pattern hasn't changed yet, I'm guessing the opponent will stick with it again and play Paper."""
+113,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissors when I played Rock, so I'm guessing they will stick to this pattern again. Since my previous prediction was incorrect, the opponent probably didn't learn from it, and they will maintain their current strategy."""
+106,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's last two moves were Rock and then Paper. I'm guessing they're trying to avoid the same strategy repeating, so I'll predict Paper to see if they follow a pattern again."""
+104,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 3, and Paper in Rounds 2 and 4. In Round 5, they deviated from their previous pattern by playing Rock again. However, in Round 6, they returned to a similar pattern by playing Paper after Scissors. This suggests that the opponent may be following an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper, and then returning to one of these two options. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+120,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper repeatedly in the last several rounds. Given that Rock beats Paper, I'm guessing that the opponent will switch to a different move and play Scissor this round. However, since Scissors cut both ways, there's a chance they might stick with their current strategy and play Paper again. That being said, I think it's more likely that they'll try to mix things up, so I'm choosing Rock as my predicted move."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in most rounds, and I'm trying to continue the pattern. However, since there's a single occurrence where they played Scissors (Round 6) and I previously guessed incorrectly that it was a repeating pattern from then on, I'll make another conservative bet and predict Rock again."""
+112,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissor after my previous move was Rock. In Round 4 and 5, this pattern occurred. Additionally, the opponent played Paper after my previous move was Paper (Rounds 1 and 3, and 6). Therefore, my strategy is to play Scissor, as it can potentially counteract the opponent's next move."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the game history, it seems that the opponent always chooses Scissors after any move. In all six rounds, the opponent played Scissor regardless of my previous move. Therefore, I predict that they will continue to play Scissor in the next round."""
+103,llama3,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock frequently (Rounds 3, 4 & 7), and when they do, I have a higher chance of winning by playing Scissor. In particular, after an even number of rounds (like Rounds 2, 4, or 6), the opponent seems to favor Paper; thus, it might be more beneficial for me to play Scissor in this case."""
+111,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be adapting based on the current sequence. In rounds 5 and 6, they played Paper after my previous Rock moves. Now, I've changed my move to Rock again in round 7; therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor to counter it."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Although the opponent has been playing Scissors consistently, I'm aware that a repeating pattern is unlikely. Therefore, I'll choose Paper as my prediction, which also gives me an opportunity to exploit the opponent's potential tendency to adapt their strategy if they've been using Scissors too frequently."""
+119,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors repeatedly, so my prediction is that they will continue to switch between these two options. Since I previously guessed Rock and lost (Round 4), and then correctly guessed Paper in the last round, I think it's likely that the opponent will respond with Paper again."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently in the first 7 rounds. To counter this pattern, I'm going to predict Paper, which covered Rock in the previous game (Round 5). This strategy may be a bit repetitive, but it's a simple and effective way to try and adapt to the opponent's repeated choice."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has previously played Paper in four consecutive rounds. This suggests a repeating pattern, and the most logical next move would be to change from Paper to Rock."""
+108,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock twice when my previous guess was Scissor. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adaptable and try to counter-predict if they notice a repeating pattern of Scissors. Therefore, I'm predicting Rock as the next move."""
+114,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper after my previous move was Rock. In Rounds 1 and 7, this pattern occurred, resulting in a Paper move from the opponent. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will again choose Paper if I select Rock."""
+118,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent often plays Paper in response to my Rock move (Rounds 1, 7). Therefore, I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again. The fact that they played Scissor multiple times in a row earlier doesn't deter me from considering their potential adaptation to my previous moves."""
+124,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and Scissors three times in the first seven rounds. Given this pattern, I'm going to take a chance that the opponent might be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Paper is often seen as a middle ground option, which could lead me to winning or losing. This strategy seems quite random, so I'll choose a move that's not too aggressive."""
+121,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Although the opponent has a repeating pattern of alternating between Scissor and Rock, I'm going to take a risk and predict Paper. My reasoning is based on the fact that the opponent has played Scissor twice in a row (Rounds 5 and 7). This might suggest that they are about to switch to another move to avoid being caught in a repeat pattern. Additionally, my previous guess of Paper was successful, so I'm going to stick with this strategy. However, if I'm wrong again, it would be a chance for the opponent to adapt and change their strategy."""
+116,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent has played a pattern so far, alternating between Paper and Scissors. Since we just saw a repetition of Paper in the last two moves (Round 7 and Round 6), I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to Scissors next."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 4 rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern. Given that I previously guessed Rock and lost, it's likely the opponent is still sticking to their strategy. Based on this assumption, Paper appears to be the most logical next move, as it ties with Scissor and beats Rock."""
+123,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a clear preference for Scissors in the past (Rounds 3, 5, and 7), and they also played Rock once (Round 4). This suggests that the opponent may be using adaptive behavior to change their strategy based on the previous moves. Given this, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again, as it's a relatively safe choice that could potentially counteract Scissors."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 4 rounds, and I'm assuming they are sticking to their strategy."""
+117,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing a repeating pattern. In the history, there were consecutive rounds where the opponent played `Paper` twice (Rounds 3-4 and Rounds 5). Taking this into account, I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern in the next round, using `Paper` again."""
+128,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played a mix of Scissors and Rock moves in this game so far, but there seems to be no clear pattern. However, after analyzing the past moves, I've noticed that when the opponent plays Rock or Scissors, they often switch to the other move (e.g., Scissor -> Paper -> Rock) in the next turn. Given that their previous move was Rock, I'm predicting that they might switch to Scissor this time, but since there's no guaranteed pattern, I'm opting for a more balanced choice - Rock."""
+110,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock thrice in a span of 4 rounds (rounds 1, 3, and 5). This suggests a possible pattern. Additionally, when I predicted Rock correctly in round 4, the opponent changed their move to Paper. This might indicate an adaptive behavior where they tend to respond with the opposite choice after a correct prediction. Considering these patterns, my next prediction is that the opponent will choose Rock again."""
+102,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be playing a pattern where they mirror my previous moves. Specifically, they've played Paper after my Scissor and Rock after my Paper. Therefore, considering this pattern, I predict that the next move will also be Rock, which is why I choose Rock."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be playing paper every other round. With this pattern in mind, I'm predicting that they will play Rock as well."""
+105,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has exhibited a pattern of alternating between playing the same shape (Rocks-Rocks, Papers-Papers) and playing a different shape (e.g., switching from Rock to Paper). In Round 5, they played Rock after my previous Scissor. Considering this pattern, I predict the opponent will play Scissors next."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has repeated playing Rock in several rounds, so my prediction is that they will continue to play Rock again. The score history shows a consistent pattern of the opponent playing Rock."""
+109,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, the opponent played Paper. Also, in Round 6 and Round 5, the opponent played Paper after my guesses were Scissor and Paper respectively. Considering these patterns, my best chance to win is by guessing Paper, which is a common choice against an opponent who plays Paper frequently."""
+127,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has repeated their previous move (same-move patterns) in Rounds 3-5 and Rounds 7. Additionally, they have played Rock three times consecutively (Rounds 2, 4, and 6). Given these patterns, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this same-move pattern, playing Scissors as their next move."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 7 rounds, with no change in their strategy. Therefore, I'm taking a chance and predicting the opposite move, Scissors, hoping for a reversal."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to both Rock and Scissors guesses, making it likely they will continue this pattern. Since the opponent's strategy is unclear or fixed, playing Paper might be a safer bet."""
+126,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent's strategy is not entirely clear, it seems that they have a tendency to alternate between Scissors and Rock/Paper. In Round 5 and Round 1, they played Scissors after my previous moves were Rock. Similarly, in Rounds 2, 4, and 6, they played Rock after my previous moves were Paper/Scissor. Given this pattern, I'm guessing that the opponent will play Scissors next round (which will be an error for them), but to counter this, I will predict that they will change their strategy and play Rock."""
+107,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's past moves show a tendency to play Paper after playing Rock, and they have played Rock previously. Additionally, the most recent two moves were different (Rock followed by Scissor), so I'm guessing the opponent will switch back to Paper to adapt."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the past rounds, and I'm noticing a pattern. Since Rock beats Paper, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock this round."""
+130,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that Rock and Scissors have been alternating in recent rounds. The opponent previously chose Scissors twice (Rounds 3 and 5), so based on this pattern, I predict they will choose Rock next."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round except one (Round 2: Scissors). Given the history, it is likely that they will stick to their original pattern, so I'm predicting Rock again."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Although the opponent has shown a mix of moves, they have recently repeated a pattern of playing Paper after I chose Rock. Given this recent pattern, I'm guessing that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves have been mixed so far, with no obvious pattern emerging. However, I've noticed that Rock and Scissors were both played once each after Paper. Given the opponent's tendency to mix it up, I'm predicting a Rock as the next move to break this perceived trend."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""I've observed that the opponent has been playing Scissors in most rounds, and I'm trying to switch things up by predicting Rock. Since they didn't adapt by introducing another move (like the ones we see in a more traditional game of RPS), I think it's likely they'll stick with their current strategy and play Scissors again."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Since the opponent previously played Scissor after Paper in Round 3, and also played Rock after Scissor in Rounds 4 and 7, I'm guessing they might be shifting to a counter-strategy. After seeing Scissors in Rounds 5 and 6, I think the opponent will try to neutralize the possibility of losing with Rock or Scissor by playing Paper next."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 6 rounds, so I'm predicting they will stick with their strategy and play Scissors again. However, since my score is currently 4, I want to mix things up a bit and try to guess right for once! Rock seems like a safe bet considering the pattern."""
+129,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors multiple times, so I'm going to try something different. Paper is the counter to Rock, which the opponent might see as a good option since they've been repeating Rock."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has previously shown a mix of strategies, but I notice that they tend to counter with either Rock (Round 1) or their own move (Rounds 5 and 7). This makes me think that the opponent might adapt to my previous prediction and play Paper to counter a predicted Rock. While it's not a foolproof strategy, it seems like a decent chance of being correct in this round."""
+125,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to occasionally mirror the player's previous move. In Rounds 3 and 5, when I played Paper, they responded with Scissor. Then in Round 7, I played Scissor, and they replied with Scissor again. This pattern suggests that the opponent might adapt their strategy by mirroring my previous move. Given that I previously played Paper, it's likely that they'll play Rock next."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock-Paper and Scissors. In Round 2 and 6, they changed their move after I chose Paper, which suggests a pattern of adapting to my previous move. Since I previously chose Paper in Round 6, I'm predicting that they'll choose Scissor this time around, as it's the move that would be most likely to succeed against Paper."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where they are mirroring my previous move. In Round 5, I guessed Rock and they played Paper, whereas in Round 7, I guessed Scissor and they also played Rock. Based on this observation, I predict that the opponent will play Paper as well."""
+115,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a repeated pattern of playing Paper with Rock and Scissors. Since the previous two moves were both Scissor, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again to mix things up."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that after three consecutive Paper moves (Round 3-5), the opponent changes their strategy to Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be trying to mix things up and avoid repetitive patterns. Given this trend, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has changed their move between Rock and Scissors (Rounds 3-6) and between Scissor and Rock (Round 7). This suggests an alternating pattern. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock if I choose Scissor and vice versa. Since I'm choosing Rock in this round, I predict that the opponent will also play Rock."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent alternates between Rock-Paper and Scissors. Round 7 was Rock from us, so the next move is expected to be Scissor in the pattern (Paper-Rock-Scissors). To break this pattern, I predict Rock."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played a mix of rock, paper, and scissors so far. In the last round, they played scissors against my previous scissor guess (round 6). Considering this pattern, I'm guessing the opponent will play paper to minimize their losses."""
+122,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be avoiding Rock and alternating between Paper and Scissors. In Round 3 and 7, after playing Paper, they played Scissor. This pattern suggests that if I play Paper again, they might respond with Scissor. As a result, my next move is predicted to be Scissor, aiming to disrupt this potential pattern."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper against my predictions of Rock in the past. Since I've had some success with predicting their move, I'm going to continue trying to exploit that pattern by guessing Rock again."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Since the opponent has consistently chosen Paper after moves other than Rock and Scissors, I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern again. This could be due to a repeating strategy or an attempt to counter my move."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be playing Scissors consistently. In the first 7 rounds, they played Scissors every time. This pattern suggests a high probability that they will continue to play Scissors in the next round as well."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to all my moves. Therefore, I'm going to take a counter-strategy approach by predicting Rock. Since Rock beats Paper, it's a reasonable prediction given the opponent's pattern."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in 6 consecutive rounds, which suggests a strong bias towards choosing Scissor. I'm predicting that the pattern continues and the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in the previous rounds, and there is no clear pattern indicating they would switch to Rock or repeat Paper. Considering their recent behavior, it's possible they may have an adaptive strategy that leans towards Scissors, which beats Paper. I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Scissor."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, it seems that the opponent is consistently playing Scissors. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Scissors can be defeated by either Rock or Paper. Since I don't see any pattern of the opponent changing their move to beat me, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll keep playing Scissors again. To mix things up, I'll choose Rock as my prediction."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first 8 rounds. To challenge this pattern, I think they might switch to Paper. Additionally, after observing that my previous correct guess was when I predicted Scissors (Round 6), I want to balance my strategy by predicting differently now."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the first position, and I'm assuming that's not their only move. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm going to start with a Paper to test whether they have any alternative moves."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper in most rounds. Although there is no clear pattern in their moves, I'm taking a chance by predicting Scissors as it's different from their previous choices. This might force them to adapt and play something other than Paper, which could be an opportunity for me to earn another point."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the past (6 times), I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll try to mix it up. Paper is a good choice as it beats Rock, so if my prediction is correct, I'd score another point."""
+113,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be favoring Scissors or Rock in alternating rounds. In particular, they've played Rock twice and Scissors twice after an initial Paper. This pattern suggests they might throw Scissors next, as it's been a part of their repeat sequence."""
+106,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing in a cyclical pattern, alternating between Rock and Paper. In the previous round, I correctly predicted that the opponent would play Rock after I chose Scissor. To break this cycle, I'll choose Scissor again to test this theory."""
+120,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Although the opponent's strategy is not yet fully clear, I noticed that after an initial mix-up (Rock), they started alternating between Paper and Scissor. Since my last three guesses were all Paper, which were met with Paper, my next prediction will be a different option. Considering that Scissor has been played recently, I'm likely to win this round."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in rounds 2, 3, 5, and 6. In round 8, the opponent also chose Scissor again. This repeated pattern suggests that the opponent is more likely to continue playing Scissor. Therefore, I'm predicting that the next move will be Scissor."""
+103,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""After analyzing the opponent's moves, I noticed a periodic pattern where they alternate between playing Rock and Paper. Since it's the opponent's turn again, based on this pattern, my prediction is that they will play Scissor."""
+111,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper when the previous move was Rock. In Round 5 and 6, the opponent played Paper after my move was Rock. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper as the opponent's next move."""
+124,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played mostly Rock and Scissor so far, with some patterns emerging. I'm seeing a repetition of Scissor plays followed by Rock or Scissor plays after that. Given that my current streak is Rock, I'm predicting the next move will be Scissor to break the pattern."""
+121,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In rounds 5 and 7, the opponent played Scissor after Paper was chosen. Assuming this pattern continues, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissor in the next round as well."""
+118,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been switching between Rock and Scissors in the last few rounds. Given that they have played Paper twice, I'm guessing that their strategy is semi-random and that they might play Paper again to mix things up. Additionally, predicting an alternative like Scissor would put me at risk of repeating my previous mistakes."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, so I'm guessing they'll stick to their strategy again. There's no indication that they're adapting or trying to mix things up, so my predicted move is also Rock."""
+123,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissor, with occasional Paper moves. In the last few rounds, they've been playing Scissors against my predicted Papers. Given this pattern, I expect them to play Scissors again."""
+117,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they play the same action that was previously played, as seen in rounds 1 and 7. Since Rock was played last round, I'm predicting Rock again."""
+128,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock and Scissors in alternate rounds. In recent rounds, they've alternated between playing Rock and Scissor against my Paper predictions. I'm going to assume that this pattern will continue, making Paper the predicted move."""
+110,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been playing in a pattern of Rock-Paper, with multiple instances of both moves. I'm expecting them to switch from Rock to Paper because they haven't repeated this exact sequence recently. Additionally, my previous correct predictions were possibly influenced by the opponent's changing strategy, so I'm adopting a more cautious approach and predicting Paper."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's repeated pattern is playing Paper, which is in the same category as Rock. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to my Rock and Scission guesses. Given this pattern, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 8 rounds, so I'm going to follow their pattern and predict Rock as well."""
+109,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a repetitive behavior in the last few rounds, choosing Paper multiple times. This makes me think that they may continue with their current strategy and play Paper again."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the previous rounds, making it a strategic move. However, I've also noticed that they occasionally switch up their strategy. Since Rock was previously successful (Rounds 1 and 8), I'm taking a calculated risk and predicting Rock again, hoping to capitalize on this pattern."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""I noticed that the opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds. While RPS strategies can be complex, it's possible that the opponent is simply stuck on a particular choice and hasn't adapted or countered yet. Given this pattern, I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock again."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently chosen 'Rock' in most rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed so far. Therefore, I'm predicting that they will stick with what works for them and play Rock again."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Although the opponent's strategy seems to vary, there is a pattern where they tend to choose 'paper' after my previous guesses were 'rock'. This happened in rounds 2 and 5. Given that my latest guess was also 'rock', I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this pattern and choose 'paper' again."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that after a Rock-Rock round (Rounds 1 and 4), the opponent tends to play Paper. Similarly, after a Paper-Paper round (Round 5), they tend to also play Paper. Since we just had a Rock-Rock round in Round 8, my prediction is that the opponent will adapt and play Paper next."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""While the opponent has mostly played Scissors so far, I'm willing to bet that they'll mix things up. Considering the pattern is quite strong towards Scissors, I think there's a decent chance they might switch it up and play something else. Since Rock was guessed in the previous round, Paper is less likely to be played, leaving Scissor as my best guess."""
+129,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After observing the pattern that the opponent plays Rock after Paper, I'm taking a chance to predict Paper as their next move. This strategy is based on the assumption that the opponent tends to adapt after I play Paper."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's past moves suggest a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with Scissors being played less frequently. Since I last won by playing Rock against Paper (Round 5), I'm predicting the opponent will revert to their previous winning strategy and play Rock again."""
+125,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In rounds 3, 5, and 6, they played Scissors after playing Paper or Rock in previous rounds. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper next, which is the opposite of their previous move. This reasoning is supported by the fact that I previously guessed incorrectly when I didn't follow the pattern."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Although the opponent's moves don't follow a straightforward pattern, there seems to be an alternating trend between strong and weak moves. They started with Rock, then Paper (strong), then Scissor, then Rock again. This could indicate an attempt to maintain some level of unpredictability. Considering this, I'm predicting Paper as my next move, which has a moderate strength against both Rock and Scissor."""
+115,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent often plays Paper to counter my moves. In Rounds 1 and 5, I played Rock and they responded with Paper. This pattern suggests that when I play Rock, the opponent is likely to play Paper again. Given this information, I'm predicting the next move will be Rock."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has been alternating between playing Rock and Paper. In Round 2 and Round 8, they played Paper after a previous Rock move. Additionally, in Round 5, they played Paper after two consecutive Paper moves. Given this pattern, my next guess is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, as seen in Rounds 2-4. In the recent rounds (Rounds 5-8), they have been more aggressive with Paper. Considering this trend, I predict the opponent will continue with Paper to maintain their momentum."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Scissors. In Round 7, they changed from playing Rock (Rounds 1-6) to playing Scissors. Then in Round 8, they switched back to playing Paper again. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play ROCK next. However, I'm going to take a chance and predict PAPER as a counter to this possibility."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between winning and losing. In rounds 1-4, the opponent wins or loses alternately. After round 5, the opponent loses three times in a row, which suggests they may be trying to switch their strategy. Considering this, I'm predicting the opponent will choose Paper to counter my predicted move."""
+122,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has shown some adaptability and pattern in their moves. After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissor after playing Rock or Paper. Considering this, my next move will be Paper as it might exploit this pattern."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper after my Rock guess. Given this pattern, I'm predicting Rock as the most likely next move from the opponent."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 consecutive rounds. Given that they have not changed their strategy so far, I predict they will continue to play Scissor again."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds. As there appears to be a repeating pattern, I'm betting that they will continue to play Rock again."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous 8 rounds. This pattern suggests that the opponent may not easily change their strategy, so I'm predicting Paper as a more likely chance to break the sequence."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to all moves. This suggests a simple and predictable strategy. However, I'm not sure if this is just a coincidence or a repeating pattern. To mix things up, I predict the opponent will switch to Scissor as their next move, potentially trying to disrupt my expected behavior."""
+101,llama3,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), so it's likely they'll mix things up next. Since Paper covers Scissors, I'm guessing the opponent will surprise me with a Scissor to beat my predicted move."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in all rounds except one (Round 6), where they switched to Scissor. I'm taking a chance and predicting that the opponent will continue their strategy of mostly playing Rock, but with a slight variation of switching to Paper to keep the game interesting."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""Since the opponent has been playing Scissors consistently throughout the game history, I'm going to predict that they will continue this pattern in the next round. Paper beats Scissors, making it a safe and reasonable choice."""
+113,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed a repeating pattern where the opponent consistently chooses `Scissor` after `Rock`. This led me to predict that the next move will be `Rock`, as it's the most intuitive choice given the adversary's behavior."""
+106,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""I noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock when I previously played Paper. Since my last move was Scissor, I'm likely to get a different answer this time. Playing Rock is a common response against Scissor, so it seems like a natural choice for the opponent's next move."""
+120,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissor, with some occasional deviation. Given that the opponent has played Scissor in 4 out of the last 6 rounds, I'm taking a chance that they'll play Scissor again."""
+104,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play the same move twice in a row when they could have played another one. In Rounds 5-8, they went from playing Paper three times consecutively to then playing Rock, and finally playing Paper again. Following this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will now play Rock after previously playing different moves two rounds in a row."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past 8 rounds. This pattern is unlikely to change suddenly, so I'm using this information to predict that they will stick with their strategy and play Scissor again."""
+121,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in Round 5 and Round 7, which suggests a possible repetition or pattern. I'm predicting that they will play Scissor again in the next round as well."""
+118,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. In the last two rounds, they chose Paper after my previous guesses were Rock and Paper. I'll try to shake things up by guessing Rock again."""
+114,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper after an odd-numbered Rock move and Scissors after even-numbered Rock move. Since this is the 9th round (an odd number), my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the opponent consistently playing Rock in rounds 1-8, I'm going to take a calculated risk by predicting Paper. Since Paper beats Rock, I hope that this strategic move will pay off and earn me another point."""
+123,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, I've observed that the opponent tends to play Scissor after Paper and Rock. Since my previous move was Paper in Rounds 7 and 5, it's likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Scissor."""
+116,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,7,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed a pattern where the opponent tends to play Paper in an attempt to counter Rock. Given that Paper has been successful previously, I'm predicting that the opponent will stick with Paper again, and I'll choose Rock to try and win."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in 7 out of 8 rounds, making it likely they will stick to this strategy. Paper is the most versatile move that beats Scissors, so I'm betting on it being their next choice."""
+117,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""In RPS, Rock beats Scissor and Paper beats Rock, so following the pattern from Round 7-9, it's likely that the opponent will play Scissor to beat my predicted move."""
+107,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to play Rock after my previous move is Scissor. In round 5 and 7, when I chose Scissor, the opponent responded with Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will also play Rock next."""
+102,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be playing a pattern-based strategy, where they alternate between Paper and Rock. Since the last two moves were also Paper, I'm predicting that the next move will be Scissor."""
+105,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, and they responded with Paper both times. Given this pattern, it's likely that they will play Paper again to counter my expected move (Rock)."""
+127,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since they played Rock in the previous round, I'm betting on them playing Paper this time."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 7 rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they'll stick with their strategy again. I'm hoping to break this pattern and make a correct prediction."""
+130,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be based on alternating between Rock and Scissor. In the previous rounds, they used Scissor after Paper (Round 3) and Rock after Paper (Rounds 2 and 4). Given that the sequence is consistent, I'm predicting that they will play Rock again, and using Paper as a response to neutralize their move."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Paper. They chose Scissor in Rounds 6 and 9 when my previous guesses were Rock. Considering this pattern, I predict the opponent will choose Scissor as their next move to break the repetition."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissors in most rounds. Since Rock has been guessed incorrectly multiple times, and Paper has been correctly guessed several times, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors again, expecting you to guess Rock. Therefore, to avoid the Scissor-Rock scenario, my prediction is Paper."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent has previously shown alternating moves between Rock and Paper (Rounds 2, 4, and 8), making me suspect a repeating pattern. Considering this, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper in the next round to counter my move. Additionally, the opponent's recent tendency to adapt to the last move (e.g., switching from Scissor to Rock) makes choosing Paper more appealing."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper. In the last three rounds, they played Rock-Paper-Scissors in that order. Considering this pattern, I'm predicting Scissor as the next move."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern. As Paper beats Scissors, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissors again. However, I'm also considering the possibility of the opponent adapting to my previous predictions, which would mean they might mix things up. Nevertheless, I believe the likelihood of them sticking with Scissors is still higher."""
+129,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to repeat moves. In rounds 3 and 7, they played Scissor after Rock and Paper respectively, suggesting a pattern of alternating between Rock-Scissor-Paper. Given this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between Rock and Paper, with a slight bias towards playing Paper. Since the last three moves were Rock, Scissor, and Scissor, respectively, I'm assuming the opponent will switch to Paper in this round."""
+125,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent tends to play Scissors after a series of Paper moves (6th, 8th and 9th rounds). Since my previous guess was also Paper, I predict the opponent will switch to Scissors this round."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to involve alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since the last two rounds saw the opponent playing Scissor, I'm betting they'll switch to Paper this time."""
+115,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors more often. They have played Scissors in four out of six rounds when not playing Paper. This suggests a possible weakness or tendency towards playing Scissors. Considering this, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Their last three moves have been Scissor, Rock, and Scissors again. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will switch to Paper in their next move."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Paper, they mostly played Scissors. In Round 3 and Round 9, I correctly predicted their moves when I chose Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be adapting to my Paper prediction. To test this hypothesis, I'm predicting Paper again in this round."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper after a Rock and Scissors, so the most likely next move would be to counter with Paper to avoid loss."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Although the opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in recent rounds (Rounds 5-8), I don't think they'll continue with this strategy indefinitely. In Rounds 2-4, Paper was correctly predicted, showing that the opponent is not entirely predictable. Considering this, I'm guessing Scissor as my next move, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in almost every round, with an exception being Round 1. Considering the pattern is strong on one side (Paper) and weak on another (Rock), I predict the opponent will try to adapt by playing Scissors, a move that can counterboth Rock and Paper. This prediction is based on the opponent's preference for playing Paper in most rounds."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Paper after Rock and Scissors. Since these moves are not a part of any obvious repeating pattern (like alternating between Rock-Paper-Scissors), it suggests that the opponent is adapting their strategy to counter my previous moves. Given this behavior, my safest bet for the next move is to also play Paper."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be consistently choosing Rock, as there have been multiple instances where the opponent played Rock in a row. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock again."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in 4 consecutive rounds, so I'm predicting a change. Since the opponent's strategy might be to alternate between playing and not playing Rock, I'm going with Paper."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, it appears that the opponent tends to play Scissor more frequently than the other two options. I've noticed a pattern where the opponent has played Scissor in 5 out of the last 7 rounds. As Rock and Paper are both weak against Scissor, I'm choosing Paper as my next prediction as it is the only option that can beats Scissor. This choice aims to break the opponent's repeating pattern or make them reevaluate their strategy."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last eight rounds, so my logic-based strategy suggests that they will maintain this pattern. However, I am also aware that a simple repeating pattern might be predictable and might not be the optimal choice for an adaptive player. Therefore, I have decided to counter their possible adaptation by choosing Rock, which can block Scissors and Paper in equal measure."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor after Paper, and Scissor is the only move that hasn't been played yet in sequence. Given this pattern, I predict they will continue to play Scissor."""
+101,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock three times, including in the last round. Since I previously got 1 point by guessing Scissors against Rock, which suggests that the opponent might be adapting to my previous moves, I'm predicting Paper as a response to try to break this pattern."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the vast majority of rounds. Given their tendency to play a single move repeatedly, I'm going to take a chance and predict Paper as it's strong against Scissors."""
+104,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the previous rounds, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock/Paper alternately. In Round 5, they surprised me by playing Rock after playing Paper previously. However, in Round 7 and then again in Round 8, they returned to their previous pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. Given this information, my prediction is that the opponent will continue with their pattern and play Rock next. This is because they haven't completed a full cycle yet, so it's likely that they'll stick with their current sequence."""
+103,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""From the game history, it appears that the opponent is alternating between Rock and Paper. In the last three rounds, the opponent played Rock twice and then Paper once, suggesting a possible pattern. Based on this observation, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+111,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has alternated between playing Paper and Scissors in the past few rounds. Additionally, they played Scissors against my Rock guess in Round 6, which suggests a trend where they tend to choose Scissors when I pick Rock. Considering this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again, so I'll counter with Rock."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent has consecutively played Scissors for several rounds. Given the simplicity of the game, I'm assuming they will continue to repeat their previous strategy and chose Scissors again."""
+119,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a repeating pattern where they alternate between playing Paper and Scissors. Since we are in an odd numbered round (Round 9), I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissors in previous rounds. Given this pattern, I'm predicting they will stick to their strategy again and choose Scissors. However, to keep the game interesting, I've decided to mix it up by choosing Paper, which can theoretically beat Scissors."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been repeating the same strategy since Round 4, playing Rock every turn. This gives me a strong reason to believe they will continue with this pattern again in Round 9. Paper is the best option to counter Rock and increase my chances of winning."""
+112,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to adapt to the player's previous moves, as seen in Rounds 5 and 6. The player predicted Rock in Round 5 and got Paper, then predicted Paper in Round 6 and got Scissor. I'm guessing that the opponent will respond with Paper again to counter my predicted move, similar to what happened in Rounds 5 and 6."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper in every previous round. Given the strong repetition of their choice, I believe they are likely to stick with this strategy again, so my prediction is also Rock."""
+124,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock after Paper, and Scissor after a previous Scissor. Since it's not the opponent's turn to play Scissor again, I'm predicting they will play Rock this time."""
+114,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be cyclical, with a pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissors. Since our current score is 3, the opponent might try to mix things up and play Rock to avoid a repeat loss. Our previous moves have shown that Rock has been a effective choice against the opponent's Paper move, so I'm predicting Rock as the next move."""
+108,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to have a tendency to play Paper in response to my previous move. In Round 2 and Round 6, they played Paper after I chose Rock and Paper respectively. Additionally, in Rounds 7 and 8, they also played Rock after I chose Scissor. Considering this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently, and it's possible they might switch to Scissor as a counter-strategy. Additionally, since the opponent has only beaten me once, I infer that they're trying to mix things up to gain an advantage."""
+116,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,7,"""The opponent appears to have a strategy that involves alternating between Paper and Scissors, with occasional Rock. In the last few rounds, they've played Scissors after playing Paper, so I'm predicting they'll do it again this round."""
+107,llama3,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock repeatedly in response to Scissors, and also responded with Paper after Rock. Since I've seen the pattern of alternating between Rock-Paper-...-Rock and Rock-Paper-...-Paper, I'm assuming another Rock is coming next. Therefore, playing Scissors should help me win this round."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissors against my Rock and Paper moves. Therefore, I'm expecting them to continue playing Scissors in the next round. However, I don't want to get too comfortable with this observation and thought it's better to mix things up by predicting Rock, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+128,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors frequently when I choose Paper. In fact, they've played Scissors in three out of the four rounds where I chose Paper. Since my current choice is also Paper, I'm predicting a high probability of the opponent playing Scissors again."""
+110,llama3,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Rock and Paper in alternating rounds. In Round 8 and 9, they played Paper and Rock respectively. Considering this pattern, my prediction is that they would play Scissors as their next move."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in almost all rounds, and I'm hoping to break this pattern by predicting Rock. My reasoning is based on the assumption that the opponent might be trying to manipulate my predictions by playing Paper and then changing their strategy to catch me off guard."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent consistently plays Paper against Rock. Therefore, my prediction is that they will continue to play Paper against my move, and I should choose Rock to counter it."""
+102,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to involve consistently beating Rock with Paper and Rock, making it likely they will play Paper again. Additionally, since I previously played Scissor and they beat me with Paper, I think switching to Paper is a good move."""
+105,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""After observing the patterns, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, the opponent often played Paper. However, in Round 6 and recent Rounds 7-5, the opponent seems to have switched to playing Rock after my Rock guess. Given this trend, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Although there is no clear pattern in the opponent's moves, I've noticed that they have consistently played Rock in all rounds so far. Given this consistency, my prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+127,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In Round 2, they played Rock after I predicted Paper, and in Round 8, they also played Rock after I predicted Scissors. Given these patterns, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+109,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play 'Rock' when the previous move is also 'Rock'. In round 1 and round 7, both me and the opponent played 'Rock', which resulted in a draw. The opponent has been consistently playing 'Paper' after my moves are 'Paper'. Therefore, I'm predicting that if we're going to repeat a pattern, it's likely for the opponent to play 'Rock'."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, I'm guessing they might start to adapt and mix their strategy. Paper is a good choice as it can cover Rock, so I'm predicting that's what the opponent will play next."""
+126,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has been playing rock in alternating rounds, so I'm expecting them to switch to paper for the next round."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent consistently plays Paper in most rounds. Although there are some exceptions (Rounds 1 and 8), it seems like the opponent has a strong 'Paper' bias. Considering this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again. However, since I've done well with playing Rock in recent victories, I'm inclined to mix things up by predicting Rock instead."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds. I'm guessing this pattern will continue, and the most likely response to Paper would be Rock."""
+130,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be focused on playing Scissors frequently, as they have played it twice in the past three rounds. This suggests that the opponent might try to adapt their strategy and play Rock next. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose Rock."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Although the opponent has been playing a mix of moves so far, there's a pattern emerging. They've repeated two moves (Rock-Paper and Paper-Paper) twice each. This suggests they might be following an adapted strategy to exploit patterns in their opponent's moves. I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting Scissor, hoping the opponent is not overly relying on those repeating patterns."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has played a mix of moves, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. In Rounds 2 and 6, they switched from Rock to Paper, and in Rounds 4 and 5, they switched from Scissor to Paper as well. This suggests that the opponent might be following a strategy where they tend to switch to Paper after playing Rock or Scissor previously. Based on this observation, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper after the player has played Paper, and Rock after the player has played Rock. Since I just predicted Paper, I expect them to respond with Rock this time around."""
+115,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors when I choose Rock. Since I chose Rock in the previous round, I'm predicting a response similar to the pattern observed earlier. Additionally, playing Paper would maintain the same score and symmetry as the recent sequence of opponents' moves."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Paper. In recent rounds, they seemed to favor Paper against my predictions. Since my previous guess was Rock and didn't win, I'm predicting Paper as a counter-attacking move."""
+122,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent's patterns seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor, with a slight tendency towards Scissor. Given the recent pattern of Paper being countered by Scissor, I predict the opponent will choose Rock in this round, as it would be an unexpected move that doesn't fit their historical pattern."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the majority of rounds. Since I previously guessed Paper and lost, I'm going to try again with Paper to see if it can counter their Rock move."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in most rounds. This pattern suggests that the opponent might stick to their strategy, so it's likely they'll play Paper again. I'm taking this approach since my previous guess was Scissor, which didn't yield a correct prediction."""
+101,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in multiple rounds, including Rounds 5 and 9. Additionally, they have played Paper after showing Scissors in rounds 3 and 6. This suggests a pattern of alternating between Rock-Paper. Given that this is an even-numbered round (10th), I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in every round so far. Since the game is not a pure strategy (the opponent doesn't always play Rock), I'm assuming there's a pattern or adaptive behavior. In Round 5 and Round 8, my Scissor prediction was correct. Considering this, I think it's likely that the opponent will choose something other than Rock again, making Scissors a strong contender."""
+119,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's moves have alternated between Paper and Scissor, with a small repetition in Round 9. Given that the opponent has not changed their strategy yet, I'm predicting that they will switch to Scissor again, mirroring their previous moves."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, and I think they might be trying to balance their strategy. Since Paper beats Rock, it's a reasonable move for me to expect them to mix things up and play Paper next."""
+108,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,""""""
+82,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in all previous rounds, so I'm sticking with my initial assumption that the opponent's strategy is to play Paper consistently. This seems like a safe bet given their repeated behavior."""
+112,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move when it is not Rock. In Round 6 and 8, Scissor was played after Paper or Scissor, respectively. Therefore, considering this tendency, my prediction for the next move is Scissor."""
+126,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""While the opponent's pattern appears to be mostly random, there is a slight trend towards Rock-Succession. I'm trying to break this pattern by predicting Paper. This move also has a chance to adaptively respond to any potential repeating patterns."""
+105,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice a pattern where the opponent tends to play Rock after I predict Paper. It seems like they are adapting their strategy based on my previous prediction. Since I'm about to guess Paper again (my usual move after a win), I'm anticipating the opponent will likely respond with Rock to counterbalance."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I've observed a mix of different moves from both me and the opponent. However, I notice that after the Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern was established in Round 3, the opponent has been more likely to play Scissor (Rounds 4, 6) or Paper (Rounds 8). This suggests that the opponent might not be following a simple repeating pattern. Despite this, there's still a chance they could repeat a previous move. Therefore, I'm going to take a calculated risk and predict Rock as my next move."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissors in the last 5 out of 9 rounds. Given this pattern, I'm going to continue to follow a contrarian strategy and predict Paper as my next move."""
+102,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on. As a starting point, I choose Rock randomly."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. I'll play it safe and choose a common move, Rock."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess. Rock is often a good choice to start with, as it gives me the opportunity to test different scenarios in future rounds."""
+103,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm making an educated guess based on no prior information. Rock, Paper, and Scissors are equally likely outcomes in a fair game, so I'll arbitrarily choose Rock."""
+105,llama3,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a randomized move to see if it matches any potential patterns or biases"""
+81,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I have no information about the opponent's strategy. Aiming to balance my chances, I predict Rock as a neutral option."""
+106,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to base my prediction on. However, in a simplified RPS scenario, each move has an equal chance of being played. Therefore, I'll start by predicting a random move, which in this case is Rock."""
+111,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. Therefore, my initial prediction is based on a simple random guess. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, each option has an equal chance of winning, losing, or drawing, so I'll start with a 1 in 3 chance and choose 'Rock' as my first prediction."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round, there's no game history to rely on. I'll start by making a random choice, which is rock."""
+108,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess to start. Rock is a straightforward choice, and it's not easy to predict an opponent's strategy without more data."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no game history to draw upon. I'll take a random approach as it's the most unbiased way to start. Rock-Paper-Scissors has 3 possible moves each with an equal chance of being chosen by the opponent. Therefore, my initial prediction is Rock."""
+104,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, and with no prior information about the opponent's strategy, I'm starting with a neutral move, hoping to get some feedback on their approach."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to inform my decision. Since Rock-Paper-Scissors has no clear trends or patterns, I'm opting for a relatively balanced choice in hopes of being correct."""
+101,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random approach and predicting Rock based on no prior information. This allows me to play conservatively and potentially gain an edge as we progress in the game."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I will take a random guess to start. Given that there's no pattern or information to analyze yet, I'm choosing Rock as my initial prediction."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, there's no pattern or trend to go by. Therefore, I'm taking a random guess and choosing Rock."""
+109,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, so there is no historical data to analyze. I'm taking a random guess by predicting Rock."""
+128,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to inform my decision. However, in traditional RPS games, players often start with a random choice to mix things up and avoid falling into patterns. Therefore, I've chosen 'Rock' as a reasonable opening move to test the opponent's strategy."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a cautious approach by starting with a common and balanced choice. Rock is a good default move that can accommodate various strategies."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach by choosing Scissor, which has an equal chance of winning against any of the opponent's moves."""
+121,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It's the first round, and there's no previous data to base my prediction on. Since each move has an equal chance of being chosen in RPS, I'm choosing Rock as a relatively safe and balanced option."""
+107,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm assuming a random or exploratory strategy from the opponent, so I'll take a conservative approach and predict 'Rock'."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no game history to draw conclusions from. I'll start with a random choice and adjust my strategy as we go along."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm making a random choice and there's no reliable pattern to go off of. I could potentially try to make an educated guess after seeing some patterns develop in later rounds, but for now, I'll just take a wild guess with Rock."""
+126,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""It's the first round, and there's no game history to analyze yet. I'm starting with a neutral choice, Rock, that has an equal chance of winning or losing against the opponent's strategy."""
+114,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any prior information about the opponent's strategy. To be safe, I'll start with a common move like Rock, hoping to avoid being dominated by Scissor or Paper."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's pattern or strategy. I'm going to take a random guess with Rock to see if it's correct."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, so there's no pattern to rely on. I'm choosing Rock as a random start since each option has an equal chance of being correct."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,""""""
+122,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm assuming it's a random start and I'll start with a commonly played choice, Rock."""
+112,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to base my prediction on. As a starting point, I'll make an educated guess with no specific strategy in mind."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, there is no game history to draw conclusions from. I'm starting with a random choice, hoping to get lucky and then potentially learn from the outcome."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Therefore, my initial prediction is a random choice, and in Rock-Paper-Scissors, each option has an equal chance of being chosen. By choosing Rock, I hope to cover all bases."""
+115,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. I'm starting with a random guess to see if it brings me any points."""
+116,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I have no historical data to inform my decision. Therefore, I'll rely on a random guess and choose Rock as my initial prediction."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there is no game history to analyze. As a starting point, I'll make an educated guess based on the randomness inherent in Rock-Paper-Scissors. Rock is a popular choice as it's equally likely to win or lose against either Paper or Scissors."""
+123,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""No information is available about the opponent's strategy, and Rock is a well-rounded choice that can be effective against either Paper or Scissors. This is an educated guess with no specific reasoning beyond being a balanced starting move."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm starting with a neutral strategy. Rock has the same probability as Paper and Scissors to be chosen by the opponent, so I'll randomly select one to start."""
+120,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. I'll start by making a random prediction, hoping to learn and adapt as the game progresses."""
+124,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any specific data to inform my prediction. I'm taking a random guess with Rock as the most common move in RPS."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. As a starting point, I'm choosing Rock since it has an equal chance of winning (1/3) or losing (2/3)."""
+117,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting with a baseline guess. There's no game history to analyze yet, so I'm relying on the equal probability of each option."""
+118,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, there is no game history to inform my prediction. I'll choose a random move to start with."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Since it's a 50/50 chance, I'm starting with a random choice."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a fairly random guess. I don't have any prior information about the opponent's strategy, so I'll choose Rock as my initial prediction."""
+110,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. Since all three options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) are equally likely, I'm making a random guess and choosing Rock."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting by choosing a popular choice, Rock. Since there's no game history to inform my decision yet, I'll rely on the default strategy being a mix of all three options."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no prior information about the opponent's strategy. I'm assuming a random choice for the first move."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""There is no game history yet, so I'm starting with a random choice. As the first move in a strategic game, it's possible that the opponent will start by making a bold move like Rock. However, this is highly speculative and purely based on intuition."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Since we're playing a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors, I'm following the basic assumption that each move has an equal probability (1/3). Therefore, I'm randomly selecting my prediction to be 'Rock' for this round."""
+119,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Therefore, I decided to choose a random move, which is Rock."""
+129,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a neutral and simple choice. Rock is a common opening move in many games"""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. Therefore, I'm going to make a random choice and see what happens."""
+127,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there is no game history to inform my decision. As a general strategy in RPS, Rock is often a good starting choice because it gives me the best chance of winning or drawing."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to rely on. But I'll take a chance and predict that the opponent will start with a safe choice like Rock."""
+130,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I will start by predicting a common opening move. Rock is a well-rounded choice that can serve as a solid foundation for future moves."""
+125,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a random choice, as there is no data to analyze yet. I want to see where the opponent's strategy takes me."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess. Rock is as good an option as any to start the game!"""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I have no prior information to inform my prediction. Therefore, I'll choose a random option. Scissors seems like as good a choice as any, so that's my predicted move."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach and predicting Rock, hoping to get a good starting point."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no data to analyze yet. I'll start by making a random guess. Rock!"""
+82,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, so we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. I'm taking a guess and starting with a common opening move."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm starting with a random choice. Rock is as good a guess as any."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a wild guess! Rock and Scissors are both reasonable options, and Paper could potentially be a tricky one to navigate. I'll go with Rock, hoping it sets the tone for a decent streak."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since we're playing the first round, there is no established pattern yet. I'll start with a random choice to see if it's successful."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess. Rock is a fairly balanced move that can be strong or neutral in some situations."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm going to take a neutral approach and assume the opponent could go either way. Given the uncertainty, my best guess is Rock as it is an evenly matched option."""
+113,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and since there's no clear pattern yet, I'm taking a conservative approach by choosing Rock as my initial prediction. It covers all bases since it beats Scissors but loses to Paper."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach and predicting the most common move (typically Rock) in Rock-Paper-Scissors. Since we're starting fresh, there's no discernible pattern yet."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, which beats Rock, I'm going to speculate that they might be playing a defensive strategy to start with. Therefore, for the next move, I'll choose Paper as well."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm going to take a risk and predict Paper as my next move. This is because Rock and Scissors are both beaten by Paper, which creates an opportunity for me to gain a point if I'm correct."""
+102,llama3,R-P,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the previous round, and Rock is no more interesting choice as it can't beat another rock, I'm leaning towards Scissors as the next move. This could be an attempt to mix things up or take advantage of my potential overthinking."""
+103,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm guessing they might be trying to mix things up. Paper is a good choice since it covers Scissors and can neutralize Rock. It's also a less common move compared to Rock, so my prediction is based on the opponent being unpredictable"""
+105,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm predicting that they will switch to Paper to create a winning combination."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper after my initial guess of Rock, I'm going to assume that they're adapting to my moves and might choose a move that beats Rock (in this case, Paper) again. This thought pattern has been used by many opponents in similar scenarios, so I'll follow suit."""
+106,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""I'm taking a conservative approach for the first round. Since both of us played Rock initially, I don't have enough information to make an educated guess about the opponent's pattern yet. Playing Paper gives me a chance to adapt to any possible patterns that may emerge in future rounds."""
+111,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm going to predict that they'll play a different move this time. Since Rock is beaten by Paper and not repeated, it's possible they might switch to scissors or paper. My first guess would be random, but since they also played Paper, it seems like an equally likely choice. Therefore, my next prediction is Paper."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm assuming they didn't play Rock as their initial move. As a response strategy, playing Paper is a classic move that can counter both Rock and Scissors. This approach increases the chances of my prediction being correct."""
+108,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent also played Rock in the first round, I'm assuming they might be following a repeating pattern. Given that RPS is a relatively simple game, it's possible the opponent is sticking with what they know, so I'm predicting Rock again."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm going to initially predict a Rock again. This is a conservative approach as it's uncertain what strategy the opponent will employ. Perhaps they're simply adapting to the first move or following a repeating pattern."""
+104,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was also Rock, I'm not seeing any pattern or adaptive behavior yet. However, it's possible that they may stick to their initial choice, so my initial guess is Rock."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors against my Rock. This suggests that the opponent's strategy might be to counteract my move, which would mean playing Paper next. Additionally, as this is the second round, I'm not seeing any clear pattern or adaptation yet, so I'll stick with a relatively safe choice."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's first move was Paper, so I'm taking a chance that they might repeat their first move again. There is no apparent pattern or adaptive behavior in the game history to suggest otherwise."""
+101,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in round 1, they may be following a repeating pattern. Additionally, there's no clear adaptive behavior based on the limited game history, so I'm making an initial guess that the opponent will stick with their first choice and play Rock again."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper when I guessed Rock. This could indicate a strategy that counters my initial guess. To counter this, I'll predict Paper in the next round to see if the opponent continues their pattern."""
+128,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's first move was Scissors, so I'm expecting them to switch their strategy and play Paper in the next round."""
+109,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""It's the first round, and there is no clear pattern yet. Since Rock is a popular choice in classic RPS, I'll start with it. Let's see if this helps me earn my first point!"""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent also played Scissors in round 1, I'm taking a cautious approach and predicting that they'll play something different this time. Rock is a relatively safe choice as it can still win or lose without being overly dependent on any specific strategy."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent chose Scissors. Since Scissors loses to Paper in RPS, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent may switch to Paper to balance out their strategy. This is just a simple pattern recognition approach, and I may be wrong, but it's better than making a random choice!"""
+107,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the game history, we see that the opponent played Rock in the first round. I'm assuming it's a safe bet to play Rock again as well, since the outcome was a draw initially."""
+121,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, my initial thought is that they might be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. Therefore, I'm anticipating their next move to be Paper to disrupt this hypothetical pattern."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors to counter Rock. Since Paper beats Scissors, I'm guessing that the opponent will play Paper to maintain their winning strategy."""
+126,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors on Round 1, I'm going to take a chance and predict Paper as it counters Scissors. This is my first guess, so let's see if I'm correct!"""
+83,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I'm starting with a new guess because the opponent played Paper on Round 1, which means they didn't follow a repeating pattern. Since Paper covers Scissors, I'll take a chance and predict Scissors to test if it's a pattern that can be exploited."""
+114,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm going to guess that they might be implementing a pattern-based strategy, where they switch between Rock and Paper. Therefore, my prediction for this round is also Paper."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissors on Round 1, which makes me think they may be trying to avoid Rock. Paper is a good option that covers both Rock and Scissors."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After a single round, I notice that the opponent played Paper against my initial Rock. Given this information, my simple deduction is that they might have started with a random move to keep me guessing. As a defensive strategy, I'm choosing Paper to counter their potential next Rock move."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, which means they didn't play Paper. Since Rock and Scissors are both beaten by Paper, I'm taking a chance on Paper to see if it's part of their strategy."""
+122,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After the first round, I noticed that the opponent played Scissors when I predicted Rock. Since Paper beats Scissors, my initial thought is that the opponent might be following a strategy where they play opposite to what I choose. Therefore, I'll predict Paper for this round."""
+112,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, which beats Rock, it's possible that they're following a strategy where they choose Paper to be strong. To counter this, I'm predicting Scissors, as it has an equal chance of winning against both Rock and Paper."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which suggests a possible strategy to counter my previous move (Rock). I'm predicting Scissors as my next move to potentially catch the opponent off-guard."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm guessing they might switch to Rock in Round 2. This could be a simple adaptation strategy to balance out their previous move."""
+115,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper on the first round, I'm assuming that's their opening move. In RPS, Paper covers Rock, but is vulnerable to Scissors. As it's a new game, I think the opponent might try to cover my possible choice of Rock with Paper. This would also give them an opportunity to adapt later."""
+116,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, I'm guessing they'll try to mix it up with Scissors. My thinking is that since Rock and Scissors have a tie, the opponent might switch to avoid another Rock-Paper conflict."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent started with Rock, it's possible that they are following a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that their next move will also be Rock."""
+123,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors after my initial guess was Rock. This could be a attempt to counter a common opening move like Rock. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper as a possible response from the opponent's strategy."""
+120,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 1 to counter my Rock, which suggests a contrarian strategy. I'm trying to adapt by playing Paper myself, hoping to catch the opponent off guard."""
+124,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors on Round 1, I'm going to take a risk and predict that they will adapt by playing Paper as it beats Scissors. This is my first attempt to understand their strategy."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was Rock, it's a common strategy in traditional RPS to start with a Rock and then adapt. Since we're starting from scratch, I'm assuming the opponent is sticking with their initial choice for now."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent's initial move was Scissors, I'm starting to predict a more dynamic and adaptive strategy. Since Rock wasn't successful in Round 1, I'm betting on Paper as the next logical move."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, so my initial assumption is that the strategy may be to play Rock consistently. I'm starting with this prediction to see if it matches the opponent's next move."""
+117,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I noticed that in the first round, the opponent played Paper, which is typically a countermove to Rock. Since my previous guess was Rock, I'm taking an informed risk by predicting Scissor as the next move, hoping to avoid another loss."""
+118,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the first round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper when my initial guess was Rock. Since Paper covers Rock in RPS, it implies that the opponent's strategy might be to counter my initial moves. In the next round, I'm guessing Paper as a response to this possible pattern."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played the same move as mine (Rock). This might be an initial strategy to force a draw. I'm predicting that the opponent will mix things up and try to win in the next round using Paper."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that in Round 1, the opponent also chose Rock. Without any information about the opponent's strategy, I'm taking a gamble and predicting Rock again, hoping it might be a repeating pattern."""
+110,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has only played one round so far, and since it was Rock, I'm taking a balanced approach by choosing Rock again. This is a relatively random guess, but it can't hurt to stick with what worked (or didn't work) in the first round."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock on Round 1, it could be that their strategy involves starting with a repeated move. I'll take a cautious approach and predict Rock as well, hoping to tie or at least not lose this round."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm assuming it's a random choice. I'll try to balance my chances with Paper, which can cover both Rock and Scissors."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy is currently unknown, but in the first round, they played Paper to counter Rock. I'll make a different guess for this round and choose Scissor as it is not commonly countered by Paper."""
+119,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent started with Paper in Round 1, I'm guessing they might be following a pattern where they play Paper again. This is just an educated guess based on limited information, and I'll adjust my strategy if this prediction doesn't pan out."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm going to take a cautious approach and predict that they will stick with their opener. It's possible that the opponent may have a pattern or bias towards playing Rock initially."""
+129,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After one round, the opponent's strategy seems to be random. Since I lost in the first round, my move could have been unfavorable for me. To adapt and potentially win in the next round, I'll try Paper as an effective counter-move against Scissors."""
+127,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm guessing they may be using a strategy that involves alternating between Rock and Paper. As my first guess was wrong (I chose Rock), I'll try to mix it up by choosing Paper."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, it's possible that they may stick with their initial strategy and play Rock again. I'm making an educated guess based on the limited data available so far."""
+125,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 1, which doesn't seem to follow a consistent pattern. Since there's no obvious repeat or adaptive behavior yet, I'll try to mix things up with Paper as my prediction."""
+130,llama3,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, so my initial thought is that they might be trying to avoid a repetition. A common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to switch between two moves to make it harder for the opponent to predict. Therefore, I'm guessing the opponent will play Scissors again, but this time as their 'opposite' move."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper on the first round, I'm going to take a cautious approach and predict that they will play Paper again. This could be due to a repeating pattern or an attempt to set up for a potential win by playing Paper twice in a row."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After the first round, I observed that the opponent chose Rock to counter my Scissors. Considering this strategic move, I'm predicting Paper as a potential counter to their initial choice. This reasoning is based on a common RPS strategy where players adapt to their opponents' moves."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent's first move was Rock, I'm making an educated guess that they might choose a different option to mix things up. Paper is a good choice because it can cover Rock and has an equal chance of covering Scissors if the opponent tries to repeat their previous move."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm predicting Paper as their next move because it's a common strategy to mix up their moves after an initial tie. This increases my chances of earning points."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which is a common opening move. Since my initial guess was Rock and got beat, I'm going to switch to Paper, thinking that the opponent might see my early mistake and adapt by playing Scissors."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, a possible strategy is to start with Rock and then alternate between Rock-Paper-Scissors. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in this round."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm assuming they may be trying a different move to shake things up. Playing Paper after Rock seems like an attempt to mix things up and create some uncertainty."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, it's possible that they may stick to their initial strategy. Therefore, I'm choosing Rock as my prediction for the next move, hoping to catch a repeating pattern."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's possible that they follow a simple repeating pattern. As the game has just started, it may be too early for the opponent to have developed an adaptive strategy. Therefore, I'm going to make the same move as the opponent and play Rock again."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, which could be a random start. Since I don't have any significant data to suggest a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet, my best guess is that the opponent may choose Paper as their next move to counter my potential Rock."""
+113,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which could be a sign of a repeating pattern or an attempt to start with a low-scoring move. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm predicting the opponent will continue to play Paper again."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm guessing Paper as a response to rock. This is because Paper beats Rock, which could be the initial strategy."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's choice in Round 2 was also Paper. Given the current score, it seems the opponent is trying to balance out their strategy to minimize losses. I'm guessing Scissor as the next move since it has a chance of winning against both Rock and Paper (Paper covers Rock, but Rock beats Scissors). This choice also gives me an opportunity to win if my prediction is correct and get back in the game."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. This may indicate a pattern or an adaptation to my previous move (Rock). Since Paper beats Scissors, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper as well, trying to keep the unbeaten streak going."""
+102,llama3,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played a different move (not Rock) in both rounds, so it's probable that they are using a strategy that doesn't involve playing the same move twice. Since I previously guessed Rock and Scissor and lost both times, I'll try to mix things up by guessing Scissor this time, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+103,llama3,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played two consecutive identical moves (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), which could be an adaptive strategy to initially mimic the player's move. Since I previously guessed Rock, I'm betting on consistency and predicting another Rock from the opponent."""
+105,llama3,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""In the previous round, we saw that when the opponent played Paper, they repeated themselves. My reasoning is that since the opponent didn't change their strategy in the previous round, it's likely they'll stick with Paper again. However, I'm also accounting for the fact that they tried Rock initially, so there might be an element of unpredictability. As a result, I'm choosing Rock as my prediction to deviate from the expected outcome."""
+106,llama3,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played identical moves twice in a row (Rock and Paper), which may suggest a repeating pattern. I'm taking a chance by predicting Scissors, hoping the opponent will break their previous pattern."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm going to predict Rock in Round 3 as a counter-strategy. The opponent might have changed their strategy or is adapting after losing in the first round, so I'll play Rock to try and exploit this potential vulnerability."""
+111,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the current game history, I noticed that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors. Since the opponent played Scissors in the last round, my prediction is that they will play Rock this time. However, I'm not confident enough to make this judgment, so I'll try a different approach. The number of wins for both sides are close (2:0), which implies that the strategy might be adaptive or based on the opponent's win-loss record. Therefore, I expect the opponent to continue their winning streak by playing Scissors again."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Based on the game history, it seems that the opponent is prone to playing Scissors more often. Since I previously predicted Rock and lost (Opponent played Scissor), I'm going to take a different approach this time. Paper beats Scissors, so I think the opponent might choose Scissors again, but I'll play it safe by guessing Paper."""
+108,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I notice that they changed their strategy after my first guess (Rock). In Round 2, they played Paper when I guessed Rock. This suggests that the opponent is adapting to my guessing pattern and might play the opposite move in response. Since I'm guessing again on this round, my reasoning predicts that the opponent will play Paper."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although our current understanding of the opponent's strategy is limited, we can recognize that they have played 'Rock' twice in a row. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, this could be seen as a conservative or cautious approach. Given these limitations, I predict that the opponent will stick with their current choice and play 'Rock' again."""
+104,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Paper after my Rock, which suggests they may be trying to exploit the fact that I've stuck with a single move. To mix things up and minimize the chance of getting picked off again, I'll predict Paper for this round."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in two consecutive rounds, which suggests a strategy that leans towards playing Scissors. However, the score is now 1-1, and the opponent might adjust their strategy to avoid another Scissor move. Paper is often effective against Scissors, so I predict the opponent's next move will also be Paper."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper twice, so I'm betting on the pattern continuing and the opponent playing Paper again."""
+101,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 2 and it's a countermove to Rock, I'm taking a chance that they might repeat this pattern. The opponent didn't play Paper in the first round, so I think they're trying to mix things up. This prediction is also motivated by the fact that if the opponent didn't have an anti- Rock move prepared, they would have played Rock again."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After the first round, I noticed that Paper was played, which beats Rock. In the second round, Paper was played again, possibly trying to exploit my initial mistake. To change the strategy and avoid another loss, I'm predicting Scissors to be a more unpredictable choice for the opponent."""
+128,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's moves so far (Scissors and Rock) seem to be in a counter-clockwise alternating pattern. Since Paper is the counter to Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper next."""
+109,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, switching from choosing the same move as me (Rock) to beating me. This suggests an adaptive behavior or a pattern that involves exploiting my previous moves. My next move should be something that can beat Paper, which is why I predict Paper."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors in both previous rounds, so I'm predicting they'll try to counter with Paper in this round."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has previously played Scissors twice, so it's possible that they might be falling back to a default strategy or a pattern. Paper beats Scissors, and this move also has the highest chance of winning if my prediction is correct. This reasoning seems to fit the pattern observed in previous rounds."""
+107,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, opponent also played Rock, so it was a tie. In the second round, they played Paper and beat us with Rock. This seems like an adapting strategy to counter our previous move. Since we started with Rock, I predict they will play Paper next to counter again."""
+121,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock in the first two rounds. This suggests a pattern where the opponent is alternating between these two options. Given that my previous guess, Paper, was incorrect, I think it's more likely that the opponent will go back to their pattern and play Scissors next."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, and there was no indication that they would switch strategies. Since Paper beats Scissors, it's likely the opponent will play something else to adapt. Paper is a versatile choice that can either be beaten or beat the opponent, making it a good prediction."""
+126,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's previous moves seem to be an alternating pattern, with Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2. I'm going to take a chance that the next move is Paper, trying to 'win' by covering the opponent's hand."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock to see if they change their strategy."""
+114,llama3,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Since the opponent has played an even number of times (1, then 2), I'm expecting them to introduce some variability in their move. Rock is a common choice that can catch opponents off guard, and it might be the perfect point at which the opponent will choose Paper."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in two consecutive rounds, and there doesn't seem to be a pattern or adaptation so far. Since Rock and Paper have both been beaten by Scissor in the previous two rounds, my hypothesis is that the opponent might continue with their winning strategy, which would be another round of Scissor."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Paper twice, so I'm expecting them to continue this pattern and play Paper again as their next move."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After two rounds, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors twice. While this pattern doesn't guarantee they'll play Scissors again, it's a plausible possibility given their past moves. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper to try and counter the opponent's potential Scissors move."""
+122,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent's moves so far are not easily predictable, I noticed that in Round 1 and Round 2, they played the exact opposite of my previous move. Following this pattern, if I play Paper, the opponent might respond with Rock, which is the opposite of Paper. This strategy doesn't reveal a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet, but it's worth trying."""
+112,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In round 1, the opponent played Paper after my initial Rock. In round 2, I chose Scissors and the opponent also chose Scissors, which is a possible response to blocking an opponent's Scissors with Paper. Considering this pattern, I predict the opponent will play Paper to block my next move."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper in Rounds 1 and 2. Since Rock beats Paper, I'm going to guess that the opponent will switch to Rock to avoid losing again."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which is an unusual pattern. Since Rock and Paper are different from each other, I'm guessing the opponent will break this pattern by playing Paper to try something new."""
+115,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissor in the first two rounds. I'm guessing that since they played Scissor last, they will play Rock next time, but this would allow me to win with Paper (as Paper beats Rock). Therefore, I predict Scissor to disrupt their potential winning streak."""
+116,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper to defeat my Rock. This suggests that the opponent may employ a counter-strategy to defeat my moves. Since Scissors defeated Rock in the second round, I expect the opponent to switch to an alternative move to counter-act my next prediction. As a result, I predict the opponent will play Paper again, hoping to catch me off guard."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of Rock and Paper moves so far, but the notable difference is that they switched from Rock to Paper. I'm inferring that they might be trying to avoid repeat patterns or exploiting my previous choices. Given this, I think Paper could be their next move to respond to another rock."""
+123,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissors in the first two rounds. Assuming this pattern continues, the next move would be Scissors given that Rock was played last."""
+120,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been alternating between Rock and Paper (Paper in Round 1, then Scissors in Round 2). Based on this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+124,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves are not correlated with each other. There is no obvious repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Considering this and the fact that the opponent has played Scissor (defeating my previous Rock move) and Rock (losing to my previous Paper move), I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting Paper, as it beats Scissors."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent initially played Rock and then switched to Paper. This suggests that the opponent's strategy might involve alternating between two options. Based on this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again next round."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice in a row, so I'm guessing they might be following a simple repeating pattern and will play Scissor again."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in both rounds so far, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor. This move is not as straightforwardly conflicted with Rock as Paper would be, giving me a slightly higher chance of being correct."""
+117,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In the first round, they played Paper against my predicted Rock, which suggests a tendency to counter my chosen move. Since I previously played Scissor in Round 2 and lost, I think they might try to adapt and play Rock next. However, their previous adaptation was not successful, so they may switch back to Scissors. Based on this analysis, I'm predicting they'll play Scissor too."""
+118,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent's moves (Paper and Scissor) so far have no apparent direct correlation to mine. However, considering the current score is in your favor, it seems likely that the opponent would attempt a change of pace by playing Scissor, which could potentially disrupt their losing streak. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might be more aggressive with their next move in an effort to regain ground in the game."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a pattern may be emerging. I'm taking a gamble that they might switch to Scissor for the next round, as all three options have an equal likelihood."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent changed their strategy after playing Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, I'm going to take a chance that they will counter my choice by switching again. Playing Paper against my predicted Rock seems like a reasonable counter measure."""
+110,llama3,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After the first two rounds, I noticed that the opponent initially followed a pattern by playing Rock. However, in Round 2, they surprisingly played Paper, which suggests they might be adaptable or even intentionally trying to throw me off guard. To counter this potential adaptability, I'm going to predict Scissor as my move, hoping to catch them off balance and earn another point."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 2, and it's a relatively unpredictable move compared to Rock, I'm going to predict that they will try to mix things up by playing Scissors in this round. However, since my previous guess (Rock) was incorrect, I want to take a more cautious approach and play Paper to neutralize the possibility of Scissors."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Both the opponent and I have played Rock and Paper consecutively. This might be a repeating pattern, so I'm choosing Scissor to break the sequence."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent has played Paper in both previous rounds, I predict a switch to a different move. Scissors is the most different option from Paper, so it seems like a good choice."""
+119,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has switched between Paper and Scissor in the previous two rounds. Since I previously guessed Rock, which was countered by Paper, I'm going to predict that they'll choose Scissor this time as a counter to my next move."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent chose Paper after my initial guess was Rock. This suggests a possible counter-strategy, where they opted for Paper to beat Rock. Given this new information, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue with their adaptive approach and choose Paper again."""
+129,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent has alternated between Rock and Scissors in the previous two rounds, I predict they will play Paper as well. This is the next most likely logical move based on their alternating pattern."""
+127,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""I'm trying to observe patterns in the opponent's moves. So far, they have alternated between Rock and Scissors. Since I played Paper in Round 2, which the opponent responded with Rock, my next guess is that they will play Scissor this round. Playing Paper will help me win in case the opponent does indeed play Scissor."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, both rounds have resulted in a tie with Rock. It's likely that the opponent is following a pattern or strategy that involves playing Rock repeatedly, at least initially. I'm predicting Rock as my next move to test this hypothesis."""
+125,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors. Since my previous guess was Paper, which lost to Rock in Round 2, my next predicted move is Paper, assuming the opponent will change their strategy again."""
+130,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent previously played Scissor after my Rock and then played Rock after my Scissor. This suggests a potential alternating pattern where the opponent adapts to my previous move. Since I previously guessed Scissor incorrectly, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper in response, trying to adapt again."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice in a row. This might indicate a repetitive pattern or an attempt to exploit my previous move (Paper). Given this context, I'm predicting Scissors as it hasn't been played yet and could potentially disrupt any perceived pattern."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, which means they likely don't have a strong strategy based on my move. In the second round, they played Paper when I expected them to choose a different option. This suggests that their strategy might be adapting or changing slightly after each round. As a result, I'm predicting Scissors as the opponent's next move since it seems like they're actively trying to throw me off."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in the first two rounds, I'm predicting that they will play Paper to mix up their strategy and make my prediction more challenging."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern, playing Paper twice in a row. To break this pattern and mix things up, I'm going to guess Scissors as the next move."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in two consecutive rounds, so it seems like they're leaning towards a consistent strategy. Since I previously guessed Rock and Paper and both times the outcome was 0, my reasoning suggests that the opponent might shift to a different move. Given the symmetry of Rock-Paper-Scissors, I'm going to take a chance and predict 'Paper' as it would beat Rock if the opponent were to stick with their strategy."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no history to draw any conclusions from. I'm making a random guess for now."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent seemed to have repeated the same move (Rock and Paper) in the previous rounds. Since neither Rock nor Paper beats Scissors, it's possible that the opponent might be aiming at a way to avoid being beat. Hence, I'm predicting Scissors as their next move."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the first two rounds, I'm going to predict Paper this time. This is because Paper beats Rock and I want to take advantage of my previous observation."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they initially chose Rock (Round 1) which resulted in a draw. Then, in Round 2, they changed their strategy and played Paper to win. This suggests that the opponent may be adapting to my previous move with some form of counter-strategy. Based on this observation, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch again from Rock/Paper (a repeating pattern) to Scissors this time, but since that wouldn't be a good response against Paper, they'll actually choose Paper."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I'm observing a consistent pattern in the opponent's moves, with Rock being played twice in a row. I'm going to try to disrupt this pattern by predicting Paper. This move is likely to be a good counter to the opponent's potentially repetitive strategy."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds, I'm guessing they might be stuck on a specific move and not adapting yet. As Paper beats Rock, it seems like a reasonable next play to try to capitalize on this pattern."""
+113,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has used both Paper and Scissors so far. Since they've already played Paper once, it's possible that they might switch to Scissors as their second choice move. Additionally, Rock was the losing move in Round 1, so I'm trying to avoid repeating the same mistake. Playing Scissor is a balanced move that neither strong nor weak against any of the other moves."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After observing two consecutive rounds where the opponent played Rock, I'm predicting a change in their strategy. Given that Scissors beats Rock, it's a reasonable assumption to make. This approach balances the need to accommodate the current pattern with the potential for adaptation and exploration."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""I'm noticing that the opponent has played Paper in three consecutive rounds. Since Rock beats Paper, I'll predict that the opponent will play Rock next, trying to break their losing streak and take back control."""
+103,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""I noticed that the opponent has played the same move (Rock) in Rounds 1 and 3, so I'm assuming they may be using a repeating pattern. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper to avoid losing again."""
+102,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has alternated between Rock and Scissors in previous rounds. Since they played Rock in Round 3, it's possible that they may switch to Paper in the next round to maintain this pattern. My prediction reflects this reasoning."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After observing the opponent's consecutive Scissor moves in Rounds 2 and 3, I'm predicting they'll continue with their current strategy. Since Rock-Paper-Scissors is a zero-sum game, it's unlikely the opponent would suddenly change their strategy without some significant hint or response from my side."""
+106,llama3,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has repeated the same move (Rock and Paper) twice, so it's likely they'll continue with a third consecutive repeat. Rock is the next most natural choice to maintain this pattern."""
+111,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper and Scissors. Since Rock beats Scissors, I'm predicting the opponent will choose Rock to minimize their losses and keep the game balanced."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper twice in a row. Since Rock beats Paper, it's likely that the opponent will change their next move to something other than Paper. Given this, I'm predicting Rock as the most logical choice."""
+105,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent initially played Rock and then repeated the same move (Rock) in the third round. This might suggest a simple repeating pattern. Since Paper was used in the previous round without a decisive outcome, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again next turn, making Paper a good counter- choice to win."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, so I'm going to take a risk and predict that they might change their strategy. Rock is the most logical choice since it can beat Scissor if my guess is correct."""
+108,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Although the opponent's strategy is unknown, I noticed that they changed their move from Rock to Paper after my initial guess was Rock. This suggests a possibility of an adaptive behavior or a simple counter-strategy. Since Rock covers Scissors but loses to Paper, I'm betting on the opponent playing Paper again."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a consecutive pattern of playing Scissors in the last three rounds. To break this pattern, I predict that the opponent will change their move to Paper."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since the opponent previously played Paper for three consecutive rounds, I'm betting on a change in their strategy. The only way to break a pattern is to introduce surprise, which might prompt them to play Rock in this round."""
+104,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent played Paper in Round 2 when I guessed Rock. This could suggest a pattern where the opponent tends to switch to Paper after seeing me choose Rock. Given that my last move was also Paper in Round 3, I'm going to predict that the opponent will again play Paper to counter my strategy."""
+128,llama3,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissor, with the last two moves being Scissor. Given this trend, I predict that the next move will be Scissor."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper three times in a row, and the only way to adapt and change their strategy is to introduce some variation. Given the current streak, I think they're more likely to surprise me with something different this time, so I'm choosing Paper as my prediction."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adaptive, as they have played Scissor three times in a row. This suggests that they may be trying to surprise me by playing something other than Scissor. Paper is the only move left that hasn't been played yet, so I'm going to take a chance and predict they'll play Paper."""
+109,llama3,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, which means they likely don't have a fixed strategy like following Rock-Paper-Scissors rules. Additionally, the opponent has won once and lost once, suggesting an adaptive behavior might be in play. As a result, I'm choosing Rock as my prediction to balance out the score."""
+107,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2. Since I previously guessed Rock incorrectly, the opponent may have changed their strategy to counter my play. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. While this pattern may not continue forever, it's likely that they'll stick to their current strategy at least for one more round. Given the opponent's consistent choice of Scissors, my prediction is that Paper will be a good countermove."""
+121,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that they played Scissors in the last round, I'm assuming a repeating pattern. Since they didn't play Rock previously, my best guess is that they'll play Rock this time."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissor in all three rounds so far. Since this pattern hasn't been broken yet, I'm assuming that it's a repeating strategy and making an educated guess that the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in a row now, and it seems like they have found a pattern. Based on their strategy so far, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they will play Paper again, trying to continue their winning streak."""
+126,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2. In Round 3, they played Scissors again after my previous guess was Paper. This suggests a possible repeating pattern where the opponent's next move might be the one that beats their previous move. Therefore, I'm guessing Rock as my prediction."""
+114,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper beats Rock, so it's likely the opponent will switch to a move that beats Paper next. Since Scissors beats Paper, I'm predicting the opponent will choose Scissors. However, I'll hedge my bet by choosing Rock, which has a chance of beating Scissors."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper for the past three rounds, so I'm guessing they will switch to Rock in round 4. This is a common pattern in RPS games where players try to mix up their moves to avoid getting into a predictable cycle."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given that Paper beats Scissors, I'm going to predict that the opponent will switch to Paper in this round."""
+122,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since Paper beat Scissor in Round 3, my reasoning suggests that the opponent might choose Rock next, which would imply a reversal of the previous pattern. As a result, I predict that the opponent will play Rock, making Paper my best choice."""
+112,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice in a row. This might be an attempt to adapt to my previous choices or even a simple repeating pattern. To break this pattern and limit the opponent's options, I'm going to predict Rock as my next move."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might be part of their strategy. Since I previously guessed Rock and Scissors, switching to Paper seems like a good strategy to counter the opponent's repeated choice."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first three rounds, and since Paper beats Scissors, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. However, this round could be a trap or a response to my last move (Paper), so I'll still consider it as one of the possibilities. After analyzing the history, I think the best strategy is to predict Paper again and see if the opponent changes its pattern."""
+115,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper and Scissors so far, with no evidence to suggest they will deviate from this pattern. As Rock beats Scissors, I'm betting the opponent will choose Paper again."""
+116,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 1, which suggests they may have a pattern of playing Paper after Rock. Similarly, the opponent played Scissor in both Rounds 2 and 3, which could indicate a repeating pattern for Scissor as well. Given this mixed behavior, I'm tentatively going with Rock, as it's not an obvious choice based on previous moves."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent initially played Rock (Round 1) and then changed to Paper (Round 2). In Round 3, they switched again to Scissors. This pattern suggests a repeating pattern of alternation between Rock-Paper-Scissors. Given this assumption, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will choose Scissor as their next move."""
+123,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be random, as there is no clear pattern emerging from the game history. However, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent might be more likely to choose Paper due to its relatively even effectiveness against both Rock and Scissors."""
+120,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the previous two rounds. I'm going to take a chance that they are trying to balance their moves with Rock, as this would create an adaptive strategy. In hindsight, if they continue this pattern, the next move would be Paper, but since there's no conclusive evidence of a repeating pattern yet, I'll make a one-time predictive leap and choose Rock."""
+124,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, so I'm going to try and play the other option. This round, I'll predict Rock."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to be playing a mix of patterns, but the switch from Rock in round 1 to Paper in round 2 is significant. Since 'Paper' beat 'Rock', I'm predicting that the opponent will continue with 'Paper' or adapt their strategy further."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row. Since I already played Scissors and Rock previously, I'm predicting Paper as the most likely move to avoid repeating a pattern and to gain an advantage."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the first two rounds, and I'm trying to mix things up by guessing Paper. Since Scissors won in Round 3, the opponent might be adapting their strategy, so I'll try to catch them off guard with Paper."""
+117,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played a mix of moves so far. In Round 1, they went with Paper, which suggests they may have a strategy involving Rock-Paper. In Rounds 2 and 3, they repeated Scissor, which could mean they're trying to adapt or exploit an opportunity. Since my previous prediction was wrong for two consecutive rounds, I'm going to take a calculated risk and predict the opponent may go back to their initial Paper-based strategy this time."""
+118,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""I've noticed that the opponent seems to be following a pattern where they play Paper one round, then Scissors in the next. Since I last played Rock, it's likely their turn again, and they'll play Paper. Therefore, I'm predicting Rock to disrupt their pattern."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""At first glance, it might seem like the opponent is simply playing the same move each time (matching yours), but since that would lead to immediate repetition and a predictable pattern, I'm taking a conservative approach by predicting Rock again. This could be an attempt to keep the pattern going or potentially start a new sequence."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent seems to be adapting their strategy. Initially, they chose Rock as their first move and then Paper after my initial choice was Rock. In Round 3, when I chose Paper, they responded with Scissor. This adaptation suggests that they may be trying to counter my move. Considering this, my next move should aim to thwart their potential counter. Based on pattern recognition and adaptation theory, I'm predicting Paper as the opponent's next move."""
+110,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has previously chosen Paper against my Rock in Round 2. Considering the pattern of playing against my previous move, I think it's likely that they'll choose Paper again to counter my next Rock."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of moves so far, but there's a pattern of playing Paper after I've played Rock. To adapt to this, my next move should be Paper to potentially counter the opponent's Paper."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's previous three moves were all the same option (Rock, Paper, Scissors), suggesting a repeating pattern. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's likely the opponent will continue to follow this pattern and choose Rock again."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, which suggests a tendency to choose Paper. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll switch up their strategy by playing Rock."""
+119,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""I've noticed that the opponent is alternating between Paper and Scissors in every other round. Since we're currently even (Score 2-2), I think they might go for Rock to disrupt my strategy. Additionally, after observing their moves, I don't see any clear pattern of adapting to my previous predictions."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Since the opponent played Paper twice (in Round 2 and 3), I'm looking for an opportunity to disrupt their potential pattern. Playing Scissors would minimize the chance of a repeated pattern and potentially create a new sequence, making it harder for them to predict my next move."""
+129,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent's moves are alternating between Rock and Scissors. In Round 3, the player played Scissor after my previous move was Paper, which suggests a predictable pattern. Therefore, I'm guessing the opponent will play Rock in the next round since they played Scissor in Round 3."""
+127,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they would switch to Paper next. The alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors suggests this is a possible adaptive strategy for the opponent."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Although the opponent has played Rock multiple times, I don't want to assume that's their only strategy. I'm trying a different approach by guessing Scissor, which is a relatively common move and can potentially counter Rock."""
+125,llama3,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""In the previous two rounds, the opponent played a Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern. In Round 3, they played Scissor after I predicted Paper, which suggests that if I predict Paper again, they will play Rock to beat me. To break this cycle, I'm predicting Scissor for my next move, hoping to create an imbalance in their pattern or potentially induce a change in their strategy."""
+130,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Rounds 1 and 3, they may be following a pattern where they play Scissors to counter my chosen move. In Round 2, I guessed Scissors correctly because the opponent responded with Rock. Therefore, for this round, I'm betting that the opponent will continue their pattern of playing Scissors to counter my chosen move. Since Paper beats Scissors, I predict the opponent will play Paper."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be focused on Paper, as they played it in the first two rounds. To mix things up, I'm predicting Rock as their next move."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Scissor in Rounds 1 and 3, the opponent's next move was not Scissor. This suggests that the opponent may have an aversion to repetitive moves (e.g., consecutive Scissors). Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the previous three rounds, so I'm going to try something different. Since Scissors is not typically part of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, I'm willing to take a chance and predict that the opponent will choose something other than Rock for the first time."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, my initial thought is that they might be sticking to a consistent pattern. Therefore, I'm choosing to predict Rock again, which could potentially disrupt their strategy."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in all three rounds, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they might try to mix things up with Scissors. This is based on the assumption that they're trying to adapt their strategy after seeing my repeated choices of Paper."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, it seems likely that they will continue to play Paper again for now. Additionally, since both my previous guesses were incorrect, I'm guessing the opponent might be trying to counter my last move. Playing Paper here will negate Paper and have a chance of winning."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The game history shows that the opponent is mirroring our moves (same move, same outcome). Since we had three consecutive identical moves from round 1 to round 3, I predict the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissor in the next round as well."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first two rounds. While the third round was an anomaly with the opponent playing Rock against my Paper, I'm choosing to stick with a predictable strategy for now and anticipate another Rock."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock in every round. Therefore, I'm going to take a risk and predict Scissors as their next move, hoping they'll deviate from their current pattern."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock in the last three rounds. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent may adjust their strategy, I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Scissors as their next move."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock and Paper so far, trying to be unpredictable. However, the win in Round 2 suggests they might have a slight inclination towards playing Paper. Additionally, Paper beats Scissors, which could mean they're looking for a way to compensate for their previous loss. Taking these factors into account, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper again."""
+113,llama3,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far are Scissor -> Paper and then Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be employing a simple adaptive strategy where they switch between Scissor and Paper after each move, with an unknown pattern. Given this uncertainty, I'm choosing Paper as my predicted move because it beats Rock and is neutral against Scissor."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has previously chosen Rock three times in a row. This could be an indication of a repeating pattern or a strategy that is exploitable by playing Paper."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper on three consecutive occasions (Rounds 2, 3, and 4), which suggests a repeating pattern. Given that the score is not changing significantly in these rounds, I believe it's likely that they will continue playing Paper to maintain their strategy. Therefore, my prediction for this round is also Paper."""
+103,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The game history shows a repetition of Rock-Rock and Paper-Paper moves, which suggests the opponent may be following a pattern. I'm making an educated guess that the opponent will break this pattern by choosing Scissors to mix things up."""
+102,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Scissor (Rounds 2 and 3), the opponent responded with Paper. This suggests a possible pattern where Paper is the opponent's second option after Rock or Scissor. Since there was no clear pattern indicating the next move based on the previous moves, I decided to take a chance and predict Paper as my third option."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, and I didn't earn a point when I guessed Rock. To break this pattern, I'm guessing Paper, which beats Scissors."""
+106,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock, Paper after a previous Scissors, and now I'm predicting the next move based on the pattern. Since Scissor was played in Round 3, followed by Rock in Round 4, I think Paper is a likely choice for the next round."""
+111,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting, switching between Rock and Scissor in previous rounds. Since I guessed Scissor incorrectly in Round 3 and then Rock in Round 4, the opponent might change their approach again. A 'Paper' move would be a reasonable guess considering the pattern observed so far."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Since the opponent has played Paper three times in a row, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll continue with their current pattern. The past three rounds have been consistent, so there's no evidence to suggest that they'll suddenly change strategy."""
+105,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent has played Rock and Paper repeatedly, I'm hypothesizing that they are falling into a pattern. I'm choosing Scissor as it is the only option left which can beat Rock. Additionally, Scissor is a flexible choice that can also be beaten by either Rock or Paper if the opponent decides to change their pattern."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors quite frequently (four rounds in a row), so I assume they may be trying to exploit some advantage. Since Paper beats Scissors, my strategy is an adaptive one aimed at anticipating the opponent's pattern and capitalizing on it."""
+108,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent started with a rock and then paper, which might suggest a repeating pattern. Since I previously played paper twice in a row, it's possible that the opponent is trying to mix things up by playing scissors next to beat my expected 'paper'."""
+128,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing a mix of Rock and Scissor so far. After Scissor winning in Round 3, they switched to Rock. Given that my score is rising (2-0), I'll predict Paper as it would counter both their potential moves."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the recent rounds, and there is no clear pattern indicating they would switch. Therefore, I'm assuming they will stick to their trend and choose Paper again. But, as a precautionary measure, I'll guess Scissors to avoid being caught off guard if they do decide to change their strategy."""
+104,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent played a mix of Rock and Paper moves. In Round 2, they surprised me by playing Paper after my initial Rock move. However, in subsequent rounds, they went back to playing Rock or Paper. This suggests a repeating pattern, but not a straightforward one. Considering my current score (1), I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Scissors in the hopes of catching them off guard and winning another round."""
+109,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has exhibited a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, as seen in the first four rounds. Therefore, I'm predicting that they will play Paper next since their last move was also Paper."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. While predicting a complete repetition is unlikely, it's possible that they will stick to their strategy for one more round before adjusting. Therefore, I'm guessing Scissors as my next move."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Since the opponent has been playing Scissor consistently, I'm going to take a chance and bet that they'll change their strategy. Rock is the most versatile move, so it's a good choice to try and counter the opponent's potential Scissor throw."""
+107,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have shown a mix of consistent and inconsistent patterns. In Round 2, the opponent played Paper after my Rock, suggesting a possible 'anti-Rock' strategy. However, in subsequent rounds, the opponent's choice appeared more random. I'm taking a chance and predicting Scissor as it is less likely to be directly responded to by the opponent's previous moves, which might be an effort to break any discernible pattern."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Although the opponent has been playing Paper repeatedly, I'm changing my strategy to test this possibility. Since Rock and Paper have both lost to Scissors in previous rounds, there's a good chance that Scissors might be the next move."""
+121,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's moves seem to be somewhat random and unpatterned, but they have shown a tendency to play the same move in consecutive rounds. In Round 4, the opponent played Rock twice in a row, which leads me to believe that they might continue this pattern and play Rock again. I'm making an educated guess based on this observation."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""In the previous rounds, the opponent has played Scissors consistently after two different player moves (Paper and Scissor) from me. I'm trying to vary my move with Rock this time, making it less likely for the opponent to play Scissors again. This prediction is based on an assumption that the opponent will continue their pattern of playing Scissors in response to any player's choice."""
+114,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissors, so I'm guessing they'll play Paper in the next round to keep this pattern going."""
+126,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of strategies so far. In Round 3, they switched from Scissors to Paper after I played Paper. This suggests that the opponent might be adapting to my previous moves. Considering this, and the fact that Rock was beaten in both Rounds 1 and 4, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again, trying to counteract my move. However, I'll take a chance on them possibly shifting to Scissors instead."""
+122,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Although there is no clear pattern in the opponent's moves yet, I noticed that Paper was played twice and lost both times. Considering this, my next move also plays as Paper to increase the chances of winning this round."""
+112,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Scissors twice in a row after I played different options (Rock and Paper), I'm assuming they may be adapting to my previous moves. Given their recent success, it's likely they will stick with what works. Therefore, I predict Rock as an attempt to disrupt this streak."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played scissors three times in a row, which may indicate a repeating pattern or adaptation to my previous moves. As Scissors beats Rock, I think the opponent may be trying to exploit this advantage and play Scissors again. To mix things up and catch them off guard, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to Rock next."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper consecutively for three rounds, which suggests a pattern. However, since it's been observed that the opponent tends to play opposite of my previous move (Rock in Round 1 and 3), I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissors, which is not as vulnerable to a consecutive Paper. This choice aims to break the opponent's pattern and potentially change their subsequent strategy."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. While it's possible that they are using a more complex strategy, the simplest explanation is that they are stuck on playing Scissors and are unlikely to switch suddenly. I'm predicting Rock as a straightforward contradictory move."""
+116,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and it's possible that they are following a repeating pattern. I'm going to take the opposite move, which is Paper in this case."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock, so I'm guessing Paper as the next move to counter this pattern."""
+115,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a mix of repeating patterns (Rock and Scissors) and adapting to my previous moves. In Round 3, they switched from Paper to Scissor after I chose Scissor. Then, in Round 4, they switched again to Scissor when I chose Rock. This suggests an adaptive strategy. Considering this pattern, I think the opponent is likely to counter my prediction with Paper for the next round."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing a mix of moves so far, but there's a hint of a possible Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern forming. In Rounds 1 and 4, the opponent played Rock, which makes me think they might be more likely to play Scissors next. However, considering the Rock-Rock tie in Round 1, I'm also taking into account the possibility that the opponent might respond with Paper instead of Scissors."""
+123,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent's strategy seems random, I noticed that they repeated their moves in Rounds 2 and 4 (Rock and Paper respectively). Since Rock beats Scissor and Paper beats Rock, it's possible that the opponent is trying to avoid losing to Scissor. By predicting Paper, I'm aiming to disrupt this pattern and increase my chances of winning."""
+120,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has previously played Paper twice, which suggests a possible pattern. Additionally, the opponent's previous moves have alternated between Rock and Scissor. Considering this alternating pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again to maintain their alternating strategy."""
+101,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy so far seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper. Since Rock was played twice, I predict the opponent will deviate from this pattern by playing Paper."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in rounds 1, 3, and 4 after I've played different moves. Since my previous move was Scissor, the opponent might respond with Paper to break the pattern."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in three consecutive rounds. I'm making a guess that the opponent may be sticking to their strategy and playing Rock again, but since I want to increase my chances of winning, I'll choose Paper as it beats Rock."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""I noticed that the opponent played a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far. After analyzing the game history, I see that they have been alternating between playing Rock or Paper after my Rock move. Since I previously played Paper in Round 3, it's likely they'll play Scissor to counter my Paper this time. This adaptive behavior seems to be their strategy."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The game history shows a repeating pattern so far, with each round ending in the same move (Rock, Paper, Scissor). Therefore, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissors."""
+117,llama3,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I've noticed that the opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern, with alternating between Paper and Scissor. In the previous two rounds, the opponent played Paper after my previous Rock move, which suggests a preference for playing Scissor after a Scissor choice (Round 2). Given that I'm about to make another Rock choice, I predict that the opponent will respond with Scissor to combat my rock."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock, Paper, Scissors. Since my previous guess was incorrect when I guessed Paper in Round 4, I'm going to try something different and predict Scissor as a potential counter-move."""
+118,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far haven't followed a straightforward pattern, but there is a slight repetition. In rounds 1 and 4, the opponent played Paper and Scissor respectively after my guesses were Rock. This could be an indication of the opponent's strategy adapting to my previous choices. Since I previously guessed Rock in round 4 and lost, my next guess will be Rock again to try to disrupt the pattern."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in all previous rounds, suggesting a dominant strategy. I'm betting on Rock as the move that can potentially disrupt this pattern and prompt the opponent to change their approach."""
+110,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to change their strategy. In Round 1 and 3, they played Rock, but then they played Paper in Round 2. Similarly, after playing Paper in Round 4, we can expect them to switch again. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will play Scissors next."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent's strategy seems to involve alternating between Rock and Paper. In Round 2 they played Paper after my initial choice of Rock, so it's likely they'll follow a similar pattern in Round 5. Given that Paper beat Rock previously, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent has repeated Rock and Paper, I believe they might be following a pattern. Given that Rock can beat Scissors, it's possible they are about to change their strategy. Therefore, my prediction is that they will try to counteract Rock by choosing Scissors. However, since it's still early in the game, I'm not confident enough to predict Paper or Scissors, so I'm going with a safe bet - Rock."""
+119,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock-Paper-Scissors and Scissor-Rock-Paper. Based on this pattern, my next move should be Rock to counter the potential Scissor."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played a mix of moves so far, making it difficult to identify a clear pattern. However, I've noticed that Rock was the losing move in the previous round (opponent played Paper), which suggests that the opponent might be trying to avoid Rock or create an opportunity for it to win. As Paper beats Rock, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper to take advantage of this scenario."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Since I've switched to Scissors and received a different outcome (1 point), I'm predicting that the opponent will continue their pattern of playing Rock by default. Paper beats Rock, making it my best guess for the next move."""
+127,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played a repeating pattern before, alternating between Rock and Scissors. In the previous rounds, they played Scissor (Round 1), then switched to Rock (Round 2), and then back to Scissor again (Round 3). It's likely that they will repeat this pattern, so I'm predicting they'll play Rock in the next round."""
+129,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 4, and previously, they played Scissors (Round 1) followed by Paper (Round 2) before switching to Scissors again (Round 3). This pattern suggests that the opponent tends to mix up their moves. In Round 4, when I played Paper, they responded with Rock. Considering this mix-and-match strategy, I think it's likely they'll switch to a different move in the next round. Given this reasoning, I'm predicting Rock as their next move."""
+125,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Rounds 2 and 4) and Scissors once (Round 1), but then changed to Paper in Round 3, which they won. This slight alternating pattern might be the start of something, so I'm going with a chance that they'll play Paper again."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice, and I'm trying to break the pattern. Paper beats Scissor, so it's a good opportunity for me to score."""
+130,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to involve alternating between Rock and Paper. In the previous two rounds, they played Rock after my Scissor and Paper predictions. This suggests a repeating pattern. Given that I previously predicted Scissor and Paper, it is likely that the opponent will switch to Rock in this round."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to my Rock and Scissor moves. This suggests a strategy centered around beating both Rock and Scissors. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again, so I'll play Scissor to beat it."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After observing that the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in all previous rounds, I'm predicting that they'll stick to their strategy again. Although my previous predictions were incorrect, it's possible that the opponent is still trying to trick me into guessing something else. Hence, I'm going with a conservative approach and choosing Rock as my next prediction."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that after my initial mistake with Scissors in Round 1, the opponent seems to have responded differently. In Round 2 and Round 3, they chose the same move as me, but when I switched to Rock in Round 4 and opposed their own Rock again, they also stuck with Rock. This suggests a possible pattern of adaptation or mimicry. Since my last prediction was Scissors, which was met with Scissors from the opponent, I'm anticipating them to mix things up this time and respond with Paper."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds, I'm going to predict them playing Rock again. There's no clear pattern emerging from just two rounds, so consistency seems a reasonable bet."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, so it's likely they'll change their move. Since Rock beats Paper, I'm going to predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has been playing Rock in all previous rounds, I'm not confident that they will stick to this pattern. Instead, I'm going with my gut and predicting that they'll mix things up by playing Rock again, as it seems like a fairly safe bet. After all, even if I'm wrong, there's a good chance it was just a coincidence!"""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the current game history, I've noticed that the opponent's first three moves were all matches (Rock-Rock, Paper-Paper, Scissor-Scissor). In Round 4, they surprisingly played Rock after my previous Scissor guess. This seems to be a counter-strategy to disrupt the expected pattern. Going forward, I'll assume the opponent is likely to deviate from their original pattern, making an unconventional move less likely. Given this uncertainty, I'm choosing Paper as it has the highest chance of success against both Rock and Scissor."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has played Rock in most rounds, I'm not confident that this pattern will continue indefinitely. Since we've already seen three consecutive instances of Rock, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might mix things up. However, considering the opponent's strategy is hidden, there's also a chance they'll stick with what worked so far. To hedge my bets and take into account the limited information available, I'm choosing Rock as my next prediction."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in all previous rounds. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that the opponent is likely to continue playing Rock for the next round as well."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, I'm still going to predict Rock as their next move. The fact that they have repeated Rock for three consecutive turns suggests a potential repeating pattern. Additionally, predicting Rock allows me to potentially earn another point if my prediction is correct."""
+113,llama3,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to involve alternating between Paper and Scissor. In Round 3, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Scissor. This pattern suggests that if I guess Scissor again, the opponent may respond with Paper as well. By guessing Scissor in this round, I'm attempting to disrupt this apparent pattern and catch the opponent off guard."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed a pattern where the opponent seems to be adjusting their strategy. They played Rock in Round 1, but then changed to Paper in Round 2 and Scissors in Round 3. In Round 4, they returned to Rock again. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be trying to counter my previous move, which is an adaptive behavior. Given this insight, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper in this round as a response to my initial Paper prediction."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and there doesn't seem to be a repeating pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, so I'm taking a chance that the opponent will try something different this time."""
+103,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been repeating Rock and Paper two times in a row, which may be their default strategy. However, they surprised me with Scissors in the last round, which suggests that they might be adapting to my previous choices. Since I previously guessed Rock and got Rock from them, it's possible that they'll respond with Paper again. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is still following a relatively simple pattern."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors repeatedly in the last 4 rounds. I'm predicting they will stick with what works and play Scissors again, but to mix things up, I'll predict Paper to take advantage of this possible pattern."""
+106,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be cyclic, with a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last two rounds have seen the same move (Rock) repeated consecutively, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to Paper in the next round."""
+102,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock more frequently (2 times out of 5 rounds). Additionally, they have not yet played Scissors in response to my previous moves. Considering this information and my current score of 1 point, my intuition suggests that the opponent might be more likely to stick with their apparent pattern and play Rock again."""
+111,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of moves so far, but there seems to be an underlying pattern. In Rounds 1 and 4, the opponent played Scissors after my predicted Rock move. This suggests that the opponent might be trying to counteract my Rock choice by playing Scissors. Therefore, I'm going to predict Rock again, expecting the opponent to play Scissors in response."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the previous rounds. This repeated pattern suggests that the opponent may still be using a simple strategy, making Paper a safer bet to counter their expected move."""
+105,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""In Rounds 2 and 4, the opponent chose Paper when you guessed Paper. This suggests that they may be able to beat my predicted move (Paper) with their own Paper. Since I previously guessed Scissor incorrectly (Round 5), I'm trying a different approach. Playing Paper might allow me to balance out the game by not allowing the opponent to win twice in a row."""
+108,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has already played Rock and Paper in previous rounds, so a Scissors move is possible. Since I also played Paper in the last round and got 0 points, I'm trying to avoid a repeat of Paper again. Therefore, my prediction is Paper."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Paper in response to my guesses. Specifically, they've played Paper three times after I guessed Rock. Given this pattern, it's possible that they'll continue to play Paper again. However, since I'm currently on a winning streak with Rock (having won the last two rounds), I'm willing to take another risk and predict another Rock to keep my streak going."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last few rounds. I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock, hoping that the opponent might switch up their strategy. My reasoning is based on the fact that the opponent's repetitive behavior could be an indication of a weakness that can be exploited."""
+104,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""In rounds 2 and 4, the opponent played Paper when I previously chose Rock. This might indicate that they're trying to counter my Rock move with Paper. Since I previously guessed Scissors (in round 5) and it worked out well, this could be a sign of adaptability in their strategy. As a result, I'm predicting they'll play Paper next to counter my previous aggressive move."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Paper in the past, despite the player's attempts to mix up their strategy. Based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper again."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissor against Paper and Rock moves. As my previous move was Rock, I predict that the opponent will stick to their pattern and play Scissor again."""
+107,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the game history, I've noticed that when the opponent played Paper in Round 2 and 4, they defeated me. This suggests that the opponent might be employing a response to my previous move strategy. In particular, when I chose Paper twice, the opponent chose Paper as well. Considering this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose Paper again, since I've just chosen Scissors. I hope this reasoning is correct!"""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a repeated pattern of playing Scissors in all four previous rounds. However, I don't want to get trapped into thinking the only possible move is Scissors. Instead, I'll take an educated guess by choosing Rock, as it has a neutral relationship with Scissors and might be less likely to be played by an opponent who wants to maintain their current pattern. Additionally, choosing Rock allows me to potentially exploit any potential vulnerability in the opponent's strategy."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 4 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern, and Paper beats Scissors. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will stick with their current strategy again."""
+121,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves are not strictly following a pattern. However, there seems to be an increase in the occurrence of Scissors, with 2 out of 5 moves being Scissor. This makes me slightly more likely to predict Paper as the next move, since it tends to beat scissors."""
+126,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""In the previous two rounds, the opponent played Scissor after Paper was chosen. Since Paper is often beaten by Scissor, I'm guessing the opponent will continue this pattern and choose Scissor again."""
+114,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to switch between Rock and Scissor after an initial Rock or Paper. In Round 4, they went from Rock to Scissor after my guess of Rock. Similarly, in Rounds 1 and 3, they alternated between Paper and Scissor after a Paper choice. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will choose Scissor next."""
+122,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has previously played Scissors after Paper in multiple occasions (Rounds 3, 5), which suggests a possible pattern. As this pattern is consistent, I predict the opponent will continue to play Scissors again."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Although it's possible that they're simply following a repeating pattern, I'll take a conservative approach and predict Rock since it's not directly opposed to any of their previous moves."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 4 rounds, and there doesn't seem to be a repeating pattern. However, considering that Paper successfully beat Scissors twice before, I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Paper again. My previous accuracy with Paper guesses is 100%, so I trust that this strategy will continue."""
+112,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed a pattern where the opponent tends to choose Paper when faced with Rock. In Round 5, the opponent chose Paper after my move was Rock, which suggests a reaction or counter-strategy is in place. Considering the similar sequence of moves (Rock-Rock-Paper), I'm predicting the opponent will again choose Paper as their next move."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper frequently, and I'm trying to adapt by anticipating their next move. Additionally, since Paper beats Scissor and Scissors are the most unpredictable option so far, I'm decreasing my chances of guessing correctly here."""
+116,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has been playing a mixture of Paper and Scissor moves, with no clear Rock appearance. Given the pattern, I think they are more likely to continue with their current strategy rather than changing abruptly."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in all previous rounds, and I'm yet to see a diverse move from them. Although there's no pattern or adaptation detected so far, I'll stick with my initial analysis that the opponent might be more likely to play Scissor again due to consistency. However, as a precautionary measure, I'll choose Paper, which has a decent chance of winning against Scissor."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in every round so far, I'm predicting they will stick to their strategy and play Rock again. The pattern doesn't seem to repeat at a higher level (e.g., alternating between Rock and Paper), so it's likely the opponent is still following the simple 'Rock' strategy."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in alternating rounds. In the last two rounds, they have switched from Paper to Rock. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+115,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors and Paper in alternating rounds (Rounds 1-2, 3-4). This pattern suggests a repeating behavior. Considering this pattern, my next move should be Rock to counter the potential Scissor, which would complete the repeating cycle."""
+123,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In the previous two consecutive rounds where I guessed Paper, the opponent played Rock. This suggests that the opponent might choose a different move if I don't choose Paper. Given this pattern, I'm predicting Rock as my next choice."""
+120,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After observing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor. In rounds 1 and 4, they played Rock or Scissor respectively, which suggests a repetitive pattern. Since it's an odd number of rounds (5), I'm expecting another repetition in the next round. Therefore, my prediction is Rock."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. While this could be a simple repeating pattern or even a psychological trick, my next move is to guess that the opponent will continue with Rock again."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor in the last few rounds, so I'm predicting they will continue this pattern and play Scissor again. The current score - You: 3 also suggests that the opponent might stick to their strategy as it's been quite successful for them."""
+101,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the previous rounds, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, the opponent chose something that beats Rock (Paper in Round 2). Also, when I guessed Paper, the opponent repeated their choice. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will choose Paper again to counteract my choice of Paper."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Rounds 2 and 3, the opponent played a different move to yours. In particular, when you played Rock, they played Paper, and when you played Paper, they played Scissor. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting to your previous moves. Since my previous prediction was correct (Rock -> Paper), I'm predicting that the next move will be Paper as well, in an attempt to break the adaptive pattern."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent has been repeating their previous moves. In rounds 1 and 4, they both played Rock, and in rounds 3 and 5, they played the same move (Scissor). Therefore, I predict that they will repeat themselves again and play Rock in the next round."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's pattern appears to be switching between their previous moves. Since they played Paper in the last round, I predict that they will switch back to Rock."""
+117,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has alternated between 'Rock' and one of 'Paper' or 'Scissor' in previous rounds. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that the next round would follow a similar pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play 'Paper', which is the only option left that hasn't been played in the current pattern."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper after my moves. In particular, they have followed a pattern where my previous move is Scissor or Rock, and the next move is always Paper. Given this pattern, my prediction for this round is also Paper."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent started with two consecutive 'Rock' moves and then played 'Paper' in response to my own 'Rock'. However, they repeated 'Paper' two times, which made me think that they might be about to change their strategy. Since I previously guessed 'Paper' three times in a row and lost, I'm going to take a risk and predict 'Rock' for the next move."""
+119,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played a mix of moves, including Rock and Scissors. Paper seems to be their second most frequent move, making it a good guess for the next round."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has shown to have a tendency to counter my previous moves. In rounds 1, 3, and 4, we both played the same move (Rock), Scissor, or Rock respectively. This pattern suggests that the opponent is observing and adapting to my moves. Therefore, I predict that they will adapt again and play Paper to counter my expected Rock."""
+127,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since they played Rock in Round 4, my prediction is that they will switch to Scissor next."""
+129,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Scissor (Round 3) and then Rock (Rounds 4 & 5), suggesting a possible repeating pattern. By playing Paper, I'm trying to exploit this potential weakness and increase my chances of getting it right."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Despite the early sequence of Rock, I'm not confident that the opponent will repeat 'Rock' again. The opponent might have a more adaptive strategy in mind. After Round 4's Scissor move and the current Score being 1-0, it's possible that the opponent is adjusting their strategy to avoid getting beat by Rock again. Given this uncertainty, I'm inclined to play Rock myself as it's been the most frequently chosen option so far."""
+125,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Scissors and Rock after a Paper move. Since my last guess was also Paper (Round 5), I'm predicting the opponent will play Scissor next. This strategy would also lead to an equilibrium in the score, which might be beneficial for the opponent."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors three times in a row, so I'm guessing they're about to switch up their strategy. Paper is the move that beats Scissors, and it's also a common response to a repetitive pattern like this. Given my current score of 2, I'm aiming for another win by predicting Paper."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the last four rounds, which suggests a repeating pattern. In order to break this pattern and possibly exploit it, I predict the opponent will deviate from their previous choices by playing Rock."""
+130,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Scissors. In Round 2, they played Rock after my Scissor guess. Similarly, in Rounds 4 and 5, they played Rock after my Paper guesses. This pattern suggests that they might play Rock again after a Paper guess. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper to balance out the game."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has mostly been playing Rock in recent rounds, I'm considering the possibility that they might mix things up to avoid a repetition. Given my previous losses with Paper moves, I'm inclined to try a different approach and predict that the opponent will play something other than Rock this time."""
+124,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors once, so I'm predicting a different move to mix things up. Given the pattern doesn't seem repetitive or adaptive yet, my best guess is that they'll switch to Paper."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I observe that the opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice. Since Scissors is the only move left, I'm assuming it's not their most frequent choice. Given their 50/50 split between Rock and Paper, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Given the game history, it appears that the opponent is consistently playing Rock, so my prediction for the next move is also Rock. This strategic decision aims to increase my chances of winning by matching the expected opponent's move."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent hasn't shown any adaptability yet, they have been playing Rock for four consecutive rounds. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm taking a chance and predicting that the opponent will switch to Paper to avoid a loss."""
+113,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a mix of aggressive (rock) and defensive (paper, scissors) moves. In the previous round, I correctly guessed paper when the opponent played scissors, which suggests they may be trying to adapt to my predictions. Since rock was the first move and didn't work out, I'm guessing the opponent will switch to paper again to play it safe."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far seem to indicate a mix of random choices and possibly some counter-strategy. In Round 2, Paper beats Rock, which suggests the opponent might be trying to adapt. However, this was followed by a Scissor in Round 3, which could be a repeat or a random move. Given that I've already predicted Rock twice and got two incorrect outcomes, I'm guessing the opponent will surprise me with something they haven't done yet - like Scissor."""
+103,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock and Paper in alternating rounds. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the next move will also be one of those two options. Since we are in an even-numbered round (Round 6), I expect the opponent to play Rock."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 4 rounds, so I'm guessing they'll switch to a different move. Rock and Scissor both beat Paper, but since the opponent's strategy might involve repeating patterns or adaptive behavior, I'm predicting Rock as a safe choice. Additionally, my own previous moves haven't been consistent enough to expect a meaningful pattern from my side, so I'm focusing on the opponent's likely reaction to their recent plays."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. As Rock is one move that beats Scissors, I'm taking a chance and predicting Rock as my next move."""
+111,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since the last move was Scissor, the next most likely move would be Paper, as it counters Scissor. This pattern has been consistent so far in the game history, making Paper a reasonable prediction for this round."""
+102,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock-Paper-Rock and Scissor-Paper-Scissor. Since Round 3 was a Scissor move, they are likely to play Rock in the next round. Additionally, Rock has been played by the opponent more frequently than Paper or Scissor."""
+106,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with a occasional Scissor. In Round 3, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock. In Rounds 4 and 5, they alternated between Paper and Rock. With that pattern in mind, my best guess for the next move is Rock."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Given this pattern, I predict that they will maintain their strategy and play Scissors again. However, to increase my chances of winning, I'll hedge against this possibility by choosing Paper, which beats Scissors."""
+105,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing a repeating pattern where they have used rock in the previous two rounds, and then followed it up with paper two times. Given this pattern, I'm expecting them to stick with their previous moves and play rock again."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in 6 out of 7 rounds, so it's likely they will mix things up and play Scissor next. Additionally, the pattern of playing Rock and then again can be broken by choosing a different option."""
+108,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. In Round 1, they played Rock. Then in Rounds 2-4, they repeated playing Paper three times. This suggests that the opponent might be moving towards a new pattern or trying to change their strategy. Since I'm currently at 50% accuracy, I think it's likely that the opponent will mix things up and play Scissor as their next move."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, which suggests they may be stuck on this move. I'm choosing Scissor as it would beat Paper and potentially break the opponent's pattern."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently chosen scissors in the last four rounds. This pattern suggests a repeating strategy, and I'm predicting that they will stick with what works. Since Paper beats Scissors, it's a safe choice."""
+104,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and Rock was their previous move too. This could be an adapting behavior to avoid consecutive Rock or Paper moves. I'm predicting Rock to be the next move as it's a common choice after trying not to repeat moves."""
+107,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Paper. In Round 2, they played Paper after my initial Rock, and in Round 4-6, they repeated playing Paper twice in a row. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will switch back to Rock."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in the last 4 rounds, so I'm going to assume that's their strategy. Based on that, Paper is likely to be the next move since it beats Scissors."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor for the past 4 rounds. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll switch their strategy, thinking that I might expect Scissor again. Paper is a good choice because it beats Scissor."""
+121,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has alternated between Rock and Paper in alternating rounds (Rounds 1-2, 3-4, etc.). Given this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Paper, as it's a common response to alternating between two options."""
+128,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor. In Round 3, they played Scissor after Paper, which makes sense since Scissor beats Paper. In Rounds 4 and 5, they played Rock after Scissor, which also fits with their pattern. Given this repeating sequence, my intuition suggests that if we predict the opponent's next move again, it would be Scissor."""
+126,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has previously played Rock (twice) and Scissor (thrice), which suggests a pattern of 'alternating' between the three moves. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper next, as it would be the opposite move from Scissor."""
+114,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Paper three times when the previous move was Rock. They also played Scissors twice in a row after a Rock and Paper combination. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be trying to adapt to my previous moves and potentially play Paper as a response to my prediction of Rock. Therefore, my strategy is to predict Paper for this round."""
+109,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper repeatedly, with alternating wins. I'm guessing the next move will follow this pattern, so Paper is my predicted choice."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Although the opponent has repeated their strategy by playing Scissors in recent rounds (Rounds 2-6), it's possible that they might change their approach to avoid being predictable. I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Rock, as it's a common choice and may catch them off guard if they decide to mix things up."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the last 5 rounds, which suggests a consistent strategy. Since Rock beat Paper previously, I'm predicting that the opponent will stick with their current pattern and play Paper again. However, given my own prediction is Rock, I'm hoping to change the pattern by making an incorrect guess. It's worth noting that the opponent might adapt their strategy after seeing 5 consecutive correct predictions."""
+122,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has played 'Scissor' three times in a row (rounds 3-5). This pattern suggests they might be stuck on this move or want to counter my previous paper-based strategy. I'm choosing 'Rock' as it's less likely to get blocked by 'Scissor'. Additionally, the opponent has previously favored 'Rock' over 'Paper', so there's a chance they'll fall into this trap again."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Given the opponent's history of playing Paper in 3 consecutive rounds, I'm willing to take a chance and predict Rock. The probability of the opponent continuing with Paper seems high, but not guaranteed. A small gamble here might pay off."""
+112,llama3,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""In round 1, the opponent played Paper against Rock. In round 5, they also played Paper against Rock. This suggests that the opponent may have a pattern of responding to Rock with Paper. Since Rock and Scissors do not have any direct correlation in rock-paper-scissors, it's more likely that the opponent will choose Scissor as their response. This pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissor in responses is observed."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in multiple consecutive rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent's next move will also be Scissors."""
+116,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice (Round 6 and Round 4) after the previous two occurrences of Paper. This pattern suggests a possible alternating scheme, where the opponent may switch to Rock after a string of Paper moves. Based on this hypothesis, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the current game history, I notice that the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in all previous rounds. Given this pattern, my next expected move is also Rock."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 4 rounds. Since they haven't altered their strategy yet, it's likely that they will continue to play Scissor again."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper and Scissor in alternating rounds. In the last two rounds, they played Scissor then Paper, so I'm anticipating Paper again this time."""
+115,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Round 4 and Round 6), which hints at a possible repeating pattern. Given this pattern, I'm going to make an educated guess that the opponent will switch their move to Rock for the next round."""
+123,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock in rounds 2 and 4 when my predicted move is Paper. Since these behaviors are inconsistent with a random strategy, I'm going to assume that the opponent will play Rock again in this round if my prediction is Paper. To balance this out, I'll choose Paper as my next move, hoping to avoid the Rock-Rock outcome and increase my chances of getting it right."""
+120,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Paper and Scissors, with a possible slight bias towards Scissors. In Round 1-3, the opponent played Paper followed by Scissor, but in Round 4-6, they repeated Scissor twice. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch back to Paper after two consecutive Scissors. This would be consistent with an alternating strategy and also provides a chance for the opponent to adapt."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. Based on this pattern, I'm predicting that they will continue to play Scissors again, which means Paper is the best choice to beat Scissors."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Since I had previously guessed Paper and it was successful (Round 6), I think the opponent will switch to Rock for the next round."""
+101,llama3,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing a mix of moves, including Rock and Paper, with no obvious pattern. However, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock three times in the last four rounds. This might indicate a slight tendency towards Rock. To counter this, I'm going to predict Scissors as my next move, which can defeat Rock."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent is consistently playing Rock. Since the pattern doesn't seem to change, I'll make a guess based on the probability. As there are 2 moves that have worked in the past (Scissors and Paper), it's unlikely that the opponent will change their strategy completely. Therefore, my prediction is that they will play Rock again."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has been repeating their previous moves. Since they played Scissor in Round 5 and Paper beats Scissor, it's likely that they will continue playing Paper next. This pattern suggests an easy-to-predict adaptive strategy."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played a mix of moves so far, with some repetitions. However, I notice that they have played Paper twice in the last two rounds (Rounds 2 and 4). Given this pattern, my reasoning is to predict that they will repeat their move again, which is Paper."""
+117,llama3,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Paper after Scissor and Rock. Since my previous attempts at playing Scissor resulted in losses, I'm trying to mix it up by predicting Scissor again, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has repeatedly played Paper after my moves. In Round 1 and 4, I guessed Rock and Paper respectively, and both times the opponent played Paper. This suggests that the opponent might be trying to counter my move with Paper. Since Paper covers Scissors, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissors next to avoid being vulnerable to a cover."""
+118,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors in alternating pairs with one instance of Rocks or Paper. In Round 5, they played Rock again after playing Paper previously. Given this pattern, I predict the next move will be Paper."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently chosen Paper after my guesses. This pattern suggests that the opponent is reacting to my previous moves rather than following a pre-defined strategy. Since I've already guessed Scissor twice without success, and Rock didn't work out either, I'm betting on a repeat of their tactic and predicting Paper again."""
+110,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""I noticed that the opponent alternates between playing Rock and Paper. Since Rock was played twice in a row, I'm expecting the opponent to switch to Paper. Additionally, Paper has been played once before and hasn't been repeated. This could indicate that the opponent is trying to avoid repeating certain moves, which would make Paper the next most likely choice."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 6, which suggests an alternating pattern. Given that Paper was played twice consecutively (Rounds 4-5), a switch to Rock as the next move is likely."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has previously played Paper twice, and since I'm trying to balance the game, I'll predict that they will play Rock this time. However, given their tendency to repeat moves (Rock and Paper), as well as my previous win with Rock, I'll adjust for that risk and choose Paper again."""
+119,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Since the opponent alternates between playing Scissors and Paper, after a Rock move, my prediction is that they will play Paper to counter my previous choice."""
+127,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In rounds 3 and 6, they played the same move as in the previous round (Scissor). This pattern suggests that they might switch to Paper since it beats both Rock and Scissors. Therefore, my predicted move is Paper."""
+129,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to repeat their previous moves. In round 3, they played Scissors after playing Rock, and in rounds 6 they repeated this by playing Rock again. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper next, mirroring my move from round 3."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""I've observed the opponent playing Rock in every round so far, but I scored 1 point when I played Scissors in Round 4. Considering this inconsistency and trying to get out of my usual losing pattern (6 losses), I'm choosing Paper for the next move. Perhaps the opponent is adapting their strategy, and Paper will catch them off guard."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to mix up their moves. In Round 4, they played Rock after switching from Scissor in Round 3. This could indicate a possible pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and another move. Given that you just predicted Paper in the previous round (Round 5), it's likely that the opponent will return to Rock as a response. My prediction is based on this observation of the opponent's adaptability."""
+125,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to play Scissors more frequently when the previous two moves were either both Rock or Paper. Since the last few moves were a mix of Rock and Paper, I predict the opponent will choose Scissors for the next round."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissor in all but one round. The one exception was when I originally guessed Rock (Round 1). Since then, Paper has been successful in predicting their moves. Therefore, my prediction for the next move is again Paper."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper consistently. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, when an opponent has a strong tendency towards one move (in this case, Paper), my strategy would be to play the move that beats theirs, which is Paper."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, with a 5/6 chance of playing Rock. Considering that I didn't fare well against their repeated Rock play previously, I'm shifting my strategy to Paper to see if this will be a more effective move."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has repeated 'paper' twice recently, so I predict they will continue this pattern and play paper again."""
+130,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissor, with a slight bias towards scissor. In Round 2, I correctly predicted the opponent played Rock after I chose Scissor. In Round 3-6, I see the opposite patter emerging, where the opponent prefers Rock over Paper. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that after the previous Round 6, when I chose Paper and the opponent chose Rock, the opponent will likely switch to Scissor next, making rock a good prediction."""
+124,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last 2 rounds, and Scissor is their other option. Given that they didn't fall into a pattern after my previous guesses of Paper, I'm going to take a chance on them playing the same move again."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper in the past, including every round except Round 1. I'm trying to mix things up and make an unexpected move, hoping that the opponent will predictably choose Paper again."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has alternated between Rock-Paper-Scissors in previous rounds. Since Scissor was played last, it's likely that the opponent will play Rock next to keep their repeated pattern going."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous three rounds, I'm predicting they will switch to a different move. Paper is a good choice given that it can cover both Rock and Scissors, making it a strategic move for the opponent to try and catch me off guard."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent primarily plays Rock, and in the one instance where I didn't guess that, they played Rock as well. Given this repetition, I'm expecting a switch from their previous choices. Scissors can effectively counter Rock, making it a reasonable choice for their next move."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, I think they might be sticking to their strategy and playing Rock again. This assumption is based on the fact that there's no clear pattern or adaptivity in their moves so far."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Although there is no clear pattern in the opponent's previous moves, I noticed that they have consistently played Rock in all the rounds. Given this trend, I'm guessing that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+113,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Paper and Scissors. Since the opponent played Scissors in the previous round, I predict that they will play Paper this time around."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock more often when my previous move is Paper. Since my last move was also Paper (Round 5), I predict the opponent will play Paper again."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock in almost all rounds. This suggests a possible strategy where they're trying to exploit the player's tendency towards choosing other moves. To counter this, I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue their pattern and play Rock again. However, to avoid falling into the same trap as before, I'll choose Paper instead."""
+103,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move when they played Rock or Paper. Since the opponent previously played Rock (Round 5), I predict they will play Paper again."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing 'Paper' in all previous rounds, so my prediction is that they will continue with the same strategy. Although there are no specific patterns or adaptions to the game history, considering the fact that Paper seems to be their preference until now."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 4 rounds. Since RPS is a cycle-based game, the best predictor for the next move is based on the patterns observed so far. In this case, the pattern shows the opponent's preference to play Rock repeatedly. Therefore, my prediction is that the next move will still be Rock."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors for the past 6 rounds. Assuming they are still following this pattern, Paper appears to be a good choice since Rock and Scissor will not work against Scissor. My prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent will continue their repeating pattern."""
+111,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between playing Paper, Scissors, and then reverting back to the previous move. In Rounds 3-7, the opponent played Paper twice in a row. Considering this pattern, I predict the next move will also be Rock, as it was after Paper before."""
+102,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's previous moves show a mix of rock and paper, with some consecutive occurrences. This suggests that the opponent is adapting to the game history but doesn't fully rely on a repeating pattern. Considering this, I'm leaning towards Paper as it is equally likely to be played alongside Rock or Scissors. My reasoning for choosing Paper is based on its moderate probability of being selected next, rather than relying solely on patterns."""
+106,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown some adaptive behavior, alternating between Rock and Paper in their previous moves. In Round 3, they switched from Rock to Paper, and then again in Round 4. Since I predicted Paper in Round 5 and was wrong, the opponent might be adapting again. Given the history of alternating moves, my prediction is that they will switch back to Rock if I choose Paper. This strategy has been successful for me so far, so I'll stick with it."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors in every round. As RPS is a game where each option beats one and loses to another, it's likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. Since Rock beats Scissors, I predict that the opponent will play Rock this time."""
+105,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has repeatedly played the same move twice in a row after my previous guess. This could be due to an adaptive behavior or a repeating pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, 'Paper' beats 'Rock', and 'Scissor' is beaten by both. Since I previously guessed 'Scissor' and got 'Rock', I think the opponent might respond with 'Paper' this time as well."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""Although the opponent has mainly played Paper, I noticed that when I played Rock, they always played Paper. Given this pattern, my best guess is that they will again play Paper. Additionally, since I just played Scissors and lost to Paper in Round 7, playing Paper might help me avoid another loss."""
+108,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. In the last three rounds, they played Rock (Round 5) followed by again playing Rock (Round 7). Assuming this pattern continues, my best prediction is that they'll play Paper. However, I'm also cautious about overfitting, so I'll choose Rock to account for some degree of randomness."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 4 rounds, so I'm going to take a chance and predict they continue with this pattern. Although there is no guarantee that the sequence will repeat, history suggests it's likely."""
+104,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Paper in consecutive rounds (Round 2 and Round 6). Although they mixed things up after that, there's still a possibility they might go back to their original pattern. Additionally, Rock was played in two consecutive rounds after that, which could be an attempt to counter my previous prediction of Paper. Considering these observations, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again as their next move."""
+107,llama3,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has a mix of repeating and adapting moves. In Round 2, they moved from Rock to Paper, indicating an adaptive behavior. Since then, they have repeated their previous move (Rock or Paper) twice. Considering this pattern, I predict the next move will be Scissor."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Scissors, and the game history does not indicate any deviation from this strategy. As Rock beats Scissors, I'm anticipating the opponent to continue with Scissors in the next round."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors a total of 5 times, with the last 4 consecutive occurrences. Given that I haven't observed any adaptation or unexpected behavior from the opponent so far, I'm making an educated guess that they will continue to play Scissors again. However, as Rock beats Scissors, I think it is reasonable to anticipate that there might be a change in their strategy. Therefore, I'm choosing Rock as my predicted move."""
+121,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissor. In Round 7, they played Scissor after my Paper guess. Therefore, I'm predicting that they will play Rock as their next move based on this pattern."""
+128,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in the last four rounds, so I'm predicting they'll switch to Paper. However, since their previous Scissor and Rock moves were alternating with each other, I'm slightly more inclined towards them playing Rock again this round."""
+126,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Scissors after Paper and Rock in alternating rounds. Since it's currently Round 8 (not explicitly stated, but we can assume a similar pattern), I predict the opponent will play Scissors next, given the pattern they've demonstrated so far."""
+114,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent played Scissor in the last two rounds, which suggests a possibility of repeating Paper to beat Rock. Additionally, the opponent played Paper twice previously when I also chose Rock. To mix things up and challenge their potential strategy, I will predict Rock as my next move."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Paper after Rock and Scissors. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptability in their strategy, I'm guessing they'll stick to their preferred move again."""
+109,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last two rounds, followed by a Rock. This pattern suggests they may be alternating between playing Paper and Rock. Given that I'm still on a score of 2, I'll take a chance and predict Rock, attempting to break the potential pattern."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the first six rounds, suggesting that they may be using a repeating pattern. Given that the three moves (Rock, Paper, Scissors) are equally likely to be next, I'm choosing Paper as it is the most unpredictable move considering the previous sequences."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper as their response to my moves. The frequency of this pattern suggests a repeating strategy, so I'm predicting they'll continue playing Paper again. However, I'm going to deviate from the previous move and play Rock to see if the opponent will adapt and respond with Scissors."""
+122,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they tend to play Scissors after Paper and Rock. Since the last move was also Paper (Round 5), my prediction is that the opponent will likely switch to rock."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in 4 consecutive rounds, which seems like a repeating pattern. To break this pattern, I'm going to predict Scissor, as it can beat Paper."""
+112,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be anti-Rock, as they played Scissor after my Rock and Paper after my Rock. They also played the same move twice in a row (Scissor and Paper). This leads me to believe that their next move will be different from these two patterns and an alternative to Rock, which suggests Paper as the best prediction."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissors. While this could be a coincidence, it's a recurring pattern, and opponents who adapt to their partner often switch strategies. In this case, since I'm at a current score of 3 (with wins in rounds 3-6), I think the opponent might change their strategy to avoid losing again. Rock is a relatively safe choice that could potentially break this cycle."""
+116,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent played Scissor, it was either preceded by Paper or Rock. Since I just predicted Paper in the previous round and got a correct outcome (Paper-Paper), I'm taking a calculated risk to mix things up with Scissor. This move also gives me a chance to adapt if the opponent starts to favor one particular option."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, I'm not convinced that they'll stick to this pattern forever. I'm choosing Rock because it's a fairly safe bet and allows me to hedge against any potential changes in their strategy."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissors for the last four rounds. Given this pattern, my next move should be Paper to try and break the trend."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played both Paper and Rock before, so a repetition of the previous rock is plausible. Additionally, since the opponent has switched between Rock, Paper, and Scissor, the next move could be Rock to break the pattern."""
+115,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to not repeat the same move consecutively, as seen in Round 3 and Round 4. Additionally, they have both Rock and Scissor as an answer to Paper. Given this pattern, I predict the opponent will choose Scissor in their next move."""
+123,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock twice in a row (Rounds 2 and 6), followed by Scissor. This suggests a possible repeating pattern of 'Rock-Scissor' or even a 'rock-stone-paper' strategy. Therefore, my next move is to guess Scissors, as it beats Paper, which the opponent has been favoring lately."""
+120,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they tend to switch between Rock and Paper/Scissor. In particular, they have played Scissor or Paper in consecutive rounds (Rounds 5-6). Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will play Paper again, since it's a common move among their previous choices."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissor more often, especially after Rock or Scissor. Given this pattern, my reasoning is that the opponent will likely play again because it has been their most common move so far."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play a mix of moves. However, there is a slight pattern where they tend to follow Rock with Paper and Scissor with itself or with Rock. Since you previously played Rock in Round 7 and the opponent responded with Rock as well, my next prediction would be that they will likely try to counter it with Paper this time. Additionally, trying to break the repetition sequence, I'm also considering the possibility of Scissor but the overall trend suggests Paper is a safer bet."""
+101,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with some irregularities. In Round 2, the opponent played Paper after two consecutive Rocks, which could indicate a shift away from a repeating pattern. However, since then, the opponent has consistently played Rock or Paper again. I'm predicting that the opponent will return to their earlier pattern and play Rock, as it's been a consistent choice for them."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the previous rounds. I'm expecting a possible counter-strategy, and Scissors is the best choice to potentially foil their plan."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has played each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) once in succession. Since we are currently at Round 7 and Scissor was the previous move, my prediction is that the opponent would switch to Paper in the next round."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, as seen in rounds 2-4. Now that they've used up both those options, I'm predicting they'll go back to Rock."""
+117,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper in recent rounds (Rounds 2, 5, and 7), making it likely that they will not repeat the same move. Additionally, Rock is not the previous two moves, which are Scissor, making it a viable option. Given these patterns, I predict the next move to be Rock."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Paper in recent rounds (4 and 5), I'm going to take a chance that they will repeat this strategy. Historically, Paper can be effective against Rock, so I think it's a safe bet."""
+118,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""I've noticed a recurring pattern where the opponent tends to play Paper after two consecutive Rock or Scissor moves. Since we just saw a mixture of Rock and Scissor (Rounds 4-5), I'm anticipating the opponent will switch to Paper next."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to my previous moves, including Rock and Scissors. Given this pattern, I predict they will continue to play Paper again."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I'm observing that the opponent has a mix of moves, but after Rock-Paper and Paper-Rock duos, they tend to switch to Scissors. Since we're not in one of those pairs yet, I'll predict Paper to counter their potential Rock or Scissors."""
+110,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock three times in a row (Rounds 3-5), which suggests a possible strategy involving alternating between Paper and Rock. Given this pattern, my next logical prediction is that the opponent will switch to Paper, but I'm also considering the possibility of them deviating from their pattern. Therefore, I've decided to play Rock as well, hoping to take advantage of any potential overthink on the opponent's part."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper (R-P) in previous rounds. I'm predicting the current round will follow this pattern, with the opponent playing Paper given that the last two rounds were Scissor-Paper-Scissor."""
+119,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I notice that they always follow a pattern. In rounds 1 and 5, the opponent chose Paper when my guess was Rock. This suggests that the opponent might choose Scissors against Rock, since Paper would result in another loss for the opponent. Additionally, Rounds 3 and 7 demonstrate the opponent's preference for Paper over Rock, which would be a safe choice given their Paper-Scissor-Rock pattern. Since I previously chose Rock in Round 6 (and it resulted in a win), my probability of correct prediction suggests moving to Scissors this time."""
+127,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves have been alternating between Scissors and Rock; since the last move was Scissors (Round 7), I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+129,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a repeating pattern of playing Scissor after Paper and Rock. In Round 3 and Round 7, I correctly guessed that the opponent would play Scissor after my choice of Paper. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the first seven rounds. This could be a simple and predictable strategy. To break this pattern, I'll choose Scissor as my predicted move. This should be an effective way to challenge the opponent and potentially earn another point."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played an even distribution of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far. In particular, they have alternated between playing each option once, with Rock being the only option played twice (in Rounds 1 and 4). Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissor in the next round, as it has not been played since Round 3."""
+125,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent switched between Rock and Scissor in two consecutive rounds. Therefore, I predict that they will play Rock again this round since it didn't lead to a loss previously."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in all previous rounds. Without any contradicting patterns, I'm assuming the strategy is still repeating itself. As my model didn't find any logical inconsistencies or adaptability in their moves, the most probable outcome would be another Scissor."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last four rounds, so I'm going to assume they're sticking with their strategy. Given that Rock and Scissor have been unsuccessful choices so far, I believe Paper is the most likely move."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent seems to be consistently playing Rock, and the last time I guessed Scissor correctly. I'm going to take a chance and hope they'll play something different this time."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move. In Round 3 and Round 6, they played the same move as before (Scissor). Since you played Rock in the last round, I'm going to predict that the opponent will also play Rock, but since that's already been ruled out by the history, I'll choose Scissors as the next most likely move."""
+130,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors on three occasions (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), especially after my guesses of Rock or Paper. I'm using this pattern to my advantage by choosing Scissors as a counterattack."""
+124,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's previous moves show a pattern where they have alternated between playing Rock and Scissor. Since the last move was Rock, I'm predicting that the next move will be Scissor."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in 4 out of the 6 rounds so far. Given that Rock beats Paper, I'm taking a chance and guessing that the opponent will continue to play Paper, which I can beat."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 6, I'm assuming they might be trying to avoid Scissors. Paper is a good middle ground and has beaten Rock before, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds. Since I've been guessing Rock and got it wrong all the time, I'm going to take a risk and guess Scissors as an alternative to mix things up. Perhaps the opponent might be responding to my predictability by playing a different move for once."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in 5 consecutive rounds, so it's likely they will switch to a different move. Paper is the most commonly used move that beats Rock, making it my top choice."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern. To adapt to this, I'm going to predict Scissors as the next move, which beats Rock. This approach may not be foolproof, but it's a calculated risk based on the data available."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After observing the first few rounds, it seems that the opponent's strategy is to consistently play Rock as their first move. Since I'm not predicting a repeating pattern in this round, I'll try to mix things up by thinking contrary to the opponent's likely strategy. Considering Scissors are likely to beat Paper and can be cut by Rock (thus, making them a more unpredictable choice), it seems like a decent next step."""
+113,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be focused on Paper as the most dominant move, having won with it multiple times. In addition, I've noticed that Scissor has been their secondary choice, often used in response to my previous moves. Considering these patterns, I'm predicting Rock as a potential countermove for the opponent."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock and Paper in alternating rounds. Since it was Paper in the previous round, I predict the next move to be Scissors."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has repeated playing Rock in the last 5 rounds, so I'm predicting they'll stick with this strategy again. This might be a simple repeating pattern or an attempt to make me think they're changing their approach. To test my theory, I'm going to predict Rock and see if it's correct."""
+103,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Although the opponent's strategy seems to involve repeating patterns, I've noticed that they haven't used Scissors yet. Given their adaptability in Round 5, I think it's possible they might switch to Scissors this time to avoid a repetition of Rock. Additionally, no other move has been played twice consecutively, making Scissors an unpredicted but probable choice."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper after an opponent chose Rock, and also in consecutive rounds. This suggests that they may be anticipating the opponent's choice and adapting their strategy accordingly. Given this pattern, I believe the opponent is more likely to choose Paper again."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's consistent pattern of playing Rock in rounds 1-5, I'm assuming a simple repeating strategy. Given that Scissors was played on Round 4 and won (opponent also played Rock), my reasoning is that the opponent might counter with Paper to potentially negate the advantage of playing Scissors. This assumption results from my analysis that if the opponent continues to play Rock, they would likely lose consistently."""
+111,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently beaten my chosen move when it's Scissors or Rock. In Round 3 and subsequent rounds (Rounds 4-8), the opponent played Scissor when I chose Rock. Similarly, in Rounds 5-7, they played Paper when I chose Paper. This suggests a counter-strategy where the opponent adapts to my previous move by choosing the winning option. Based on this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor if I choose Rock, which is why I'm choosing Rock as my prediction."""
+102,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock after Scissor and Rock has been a frequently chosen move. Additionally, Paper has been played multiple times in succession, which might indicate a pattern or adaptation. Considering these observations, I believe it's possible that the opponent will switch to Scissor as their next move."""
+106,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent had been playing Rock and Paper in a repetitive pattern. This suggests a simple strategy like taking turns with each option. If this is correct, it's likely the opponent will alternate between Rock-Paper-Scissors, which means they'll play Scissor on their next turn."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on the game history, it seems like the opponent is consistently playing Scissors. Since there's a total of 8 rounds and all but one round (Round 2) resulted in an opponent's choice being Scissors, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+105,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a repetitive behavior in the last four rounds, always playing Paper after an incorrect initial move. This suggests that they are adjusting their strategy based on the previous round's outcome. Since my previous prediction was Rock and it was incorrect, I predict the opponent will play Paper again to counter my potential next move."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Paper against my Rock and Paper moves. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior displayed by the opponent yet, I decided to fall back on a basic strategy and predict Rock as the most probable next move from the opponent."""
+108,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Based on the game history, it seems that the opponent tends to play Paper when I've played Rock multiple times, and also tends to play Rock when I've played Scissors. Since my previous moves were Scissor-Rock-Scissor-Rock, I'm going to predict that the opponent will play Paper to counteract my repeated attempts at playing Rock."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has been playing a repeating pattern of Scissors, and I'm assuming they will continue with this pattern. Given that Paper beats Scissors, my best bet is to play Paper as well."""
+104,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to repeat their previous moves, particularly playing Paper in consecutive rounds (Rounds 4-6 and Rounds 8). Therefore, I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+107,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to have a mix of moves, but they haven't used Scissors yet. Since Paper has been successful for them in the past (Rounds 2 and 6), I'm going to predict that they'll choose Paper again."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissors in the last several rounds, so I'm going to predict that they'll continue with this pattern. Given that the current score is 4-0 in my favor, I think they might try to mix it up by playing Paper to see if I can adapt."""
+121,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been showing some pattern in their moves. In rounds 3, 5, and 7, they played Scissor after a non-Scissor move (Rock or Paper). Considering this pattern and the fact that I didn't play Scissor recently (rounds 4 & 8 played Rock), I'm assuming the opponent might continue this pattern in the next round. Therefore, my prediction is Scissor."""
+128,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""After careful analysis, I've observed a pattern where the opponent tends to respond with 'Rock' after the player chooses 'Rock', and 'Rock' again after the player chooses 'Paper'. Additionally, they have consistently chosen 'Scissor' when the player has chosen both 'Paper' and then either 'Scissor' or 'Rock'. Based on this information, I predict that the opponent's next move will be 'Scissor'."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be focused on Paper, with 5 out of 7 moves being Paper. This is a strong indication that they might stick to what works for them again. My reasoning is based on the fact that if the opponent was adaptive or had a repeating pattern, I would expect some variations in their moves by now. Since there are still many appearances of Paper, it's likely they'll continue this streak."""
+126,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""Since the opponent is currently playing a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissor, my prediction is that their next move will be the one they skipped in Round 2 (which was Paper). This pattern holds true from Rounds 3-8, so I'm assuming it will continue."""
+114,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last few rounds. Since I previously guessed Rock and got Scissor, and then again got Scissor when guessing Rock, it seems like the opponent is adapting to my moves. Given this pattern, I think the most likely next move will be Paper."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds, so I'm betting that they will change to a different move this time. My previous successes with Rock have also been positive, and I see no reason to deviate from that strategy now."""
+109,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Rock in the previous rounds. I'm predicting they will follow a similar pattern, so my move today is Paper."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, and since you previously guessed Paper successfully, I'm going to take a chance that the pattern will be broken. Playing Rock gives me a 50/50 chance of winning or losing, which is better than always guessing Paper."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to Rock and Scissors alike, suggesting that they may be using a simple pattern-based strategy. Given this pattern, my best guess is that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+122,llama3,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Scissors more frequently than with Paper. In particular, they have consistently played Scissors in response to my guesses of Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent might try to counter my most recent move (Paper) by playing Rock again. Hence, my prediction is that the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Paper after a Rock move. While I don't see any pattern emerging after Scissor moves, I'll take a chance and predict Paper for this round as it seems like the most likely response to my previous Rock prediction."""
+112,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed a pattern where the opponent often switches between 'Rock' and 'Paper', but always chooses 'Scissors' after my previous guess was 'Paper'. Since my last move was 'Paper' in Round 8, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose 'Scissor' to counter me again."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Although the opponent has played Scissor in most rounds so far, I noticed that they changed to Paper in one round (Round 3 and Round 4). This suggests that they might be capable of adapting their strategy or have a hidden pattern. However, they still mostly play Scissor. Given this mixed behavior, my prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round, but I'm slightly biased towards Scissor to account for the possibility of them deviating from this trend."""
+116,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has repeated the pattern of playing Paper three times in a row (Rounds 5, 6, and 7), which suggests they may be sticking to their strategy. As Rock was neutralized by Paper previously, I'm betting on Paper being played again as it has been a successful move for them."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has been playing Rock repeatedly and consistently, I'm predicting a change in their strategy. Scissors cuts rock, which could be an attempt to break the pattern and catch me off guard."""
+120,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Scissors against Rock twice (Rounds 4 and 6). This suggests a pattern where the opponent prefers to play Scissors when you choose Rock. Additionally, in Round 7, the opponent also played Paper against Rock, which could be an alternative strategy. However, since it's not consistently used, I'm prioritizing the more frequent pattern of playing Scissors against Rock. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock against my predicted move."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, and Paper has been my correct answer twice. I will continue to predict that the opponent's next move is Scissor."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,7,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, the opponent usually responded with Paper (Rounds 2 and 5). Similarly, when I guessed Paper, the opponent tended to respond with Scissors (Rounds 3 and 6). This suggests a simple pattern-based strategy where the opponent mirrors my previous move. Therefore, considering the recent trend, I'm predicting the opponent will mirror my latest move, which was Rock in Round 8, by playing Paper."""
+115,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissors. Since they played Rock in the previous round, I'm predicting they'll switch to Paper."""
+123,llama3,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more frequently, particularly after I played Paper. In Round 6, they played Rock after my move (Paper), and in Round 8, they also played Rock after my Scissor. Additionally, in Rounds 2 and 4, they played Rock after my Paper. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all rounds so far. Given this repeating pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue to play Scissors again."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds, and there hasn't been a clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed. Given this repetition, I believe it's most likely that they will continue with their current strategy and play Paper again."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After observing the opponent's consistent moves, I noticed that they have been playing Rock in most rounds. Since my previous Scissor and Paper guesses were correct, I'm inclined to think that the opponent might be trying to create a pattern or adapting their strategy. As a result, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to Scissor this round, attempting to break my streak."""
+124,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's patterns seem to be repetitive, and since Paper won in Rounds 3 and 5 when chosen as the second move after Rock or Scissor, I'm predicting they will choose Paper again. This reasoning is based on the observation that the opponent has not shown any adaptability or change in their strategy so far."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be using a repeating pattern, as they repeated their previous move in rounds 1-3 and then switched it up in round 4. I'm betting that they will switch again, but this time back to Paper."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, so I'm making an educated guess that they'll continue with this pattern. Although my previous predictions were incorrect, this time I'm taking a calculated risk and going for Rock."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Rock in the first four rounds. In the fifth round, I predicted Scissors and was correct. This suggests that the opponent may switch to a different move after a streak of playing Rock. Given that I had previously guessed Rock three times consecutively, it's possible that the opponent will try to mix things up and play Paper in response."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in 4 out of the last 7 rounds, which suggests that they have a strong affinity for this move. Additionally, the fact that I previously guessed Rock and got a correct outcome (Round 1 and Round 5) makes me think that the next move will be different from Rock. Out of the remaining two options, Scissor has been played only once, whereas Paper has been played multiple times. Given these patterns, my reasoning is that the opponent's next move is likely to be Paper again."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock after Paper, and Scissors after Scissors. I'm predicting that the pattern will continue in Round 9, with the opponent playing Rock again."""
+113,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors frequently when the previous move was Paper. Also, they played Rock twice in a row in Rounds 7 and 8. Considering these patterns, I'm taking a calculated risk to predict Scissors as my guess for this round."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in most rounds. Although there are some exceptions ( Rounds 4 and 8 where they played Scissors), it seems like their strategy is to default to Rock unless something else triggers a different move. Given the pattern, my prediction is Rock as the next likely move from the opponent."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock in the last 7 rounds, suggesting that they may be following a simple repeating pattern. Given the lack of adaptability or randomness in their moves, I predict that they will continue to play Rock."""
+86,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper in multiple rounds. Therefore, my prediction is to play Rock, as it's likely the opponent will stick with their favorite move again."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has played Rock in most rounds, I'm aware that they could be exploiting some pattern. Given the mixed results so far (only one accurate guess), I think it's reasonable to assume a simple repeating pattern isn't happening. In this case, I'm guessing Rock as it's not too dissimilar from the previous attempts and seems like a stable choice for now."""
+95,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has been playing Scissor in every round since Round 2. This leads me to believe that Scissor is their preferred choice or a part of their strategy. There hasn't been any deviation from this pattern, so it's likely they will continue to play Scissor again."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in every round except Round 2. The patterns seem to be repeating, and I'm predicting that they'll stick with their usual strategy again."""
+81,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper multiple times in a row (4/7 rounds), and I'm trying to catch up with them. Additionally, the pattern shows that they often select Paper after previously playing Rock or Scissor. Given these trends, I'll predict that they will continue with their favored move."""
+108,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between Rock and Paper. In rounds 2-5, they played three instances of Rock followed by two instances of Paper. This pattern suggests that they may be switching to Paper in the next round. Additionally, my previous successful guesses have been correct when I predicted based on the observed patterns. With this in mind, I'm betting onPaper as the opponent's next move."""
+93,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors against my Paper and Rock moves. I'm sticking with a more likely choice based on their adaptive behavior."""
+104,llama3,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock and Paper repeatedly. In Round 5, they played Rock after my Scissor guess, which led me to think that they might be trying to counter my moves by alternating between Rock and Paper. Considering this pattern and their recent behavior in Rounds 8-9 (playing Paper three times), I'm predicting that they'll play Rock next, but since Rock can be beaten by Scissor, I'm choosing Scissor as my move to take advantage of this possibility."""
+91,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last several rounds, making Paper a sensible choice to counter their strategy. Additionally, since they have only played one out of nine possible moves, it's likely that they'll start to mix things up and try something different next round."""
+121,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the recent rounds (Round 8 and Round 4), and they have also played Scissor four times. I'm predicting that they will continue to follow a pattern where they play Rock alternately with Scissor, so they will most likely choose Rock next."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Paper for a series of Rock moves, and in all cases where the player chose Scissors, the opponent also played Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be playing a strategy based on the player's previous move. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again because it has consistently been their response to the player choosing Rock."""
+128,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock after a sequence of two Paper moves (Round 2 and Round 5). Additionally, they have alternated between playing Scissor and Rock. Given that you've just guessed Paper in Round 8, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock next. However, considering their tendency to mix up their strategy, I think there's a higher chance of them playing Scissor as a response to your previous choice."""
+114,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After observing the pattern of the opponent playing Paper repeatedly after a Rock (Round 1, Round 3, and Round 9), I think it's likely they will stick to this strategy again. Additionally, since you played Rock in the last round (Round 8) and lost, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose Paper to neutralize your move."""
+126,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,7,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed a repeating pattern where the opponent tends to play Scissor after I guessed Paper. Since my previous guess was also Paper, I'm predicting that the opponent will again choose Scissor in the next round. This strategy has been consistently successful for me so far, with accuracy close to 100%. Therefore, I'm choosing Scissor as my predicted move."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor in the previous games, except for the first one. Considering their winning record with Scissor, it's likely they will maintain this pattern and continue to play Scissor."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent consistently plays Paper for most rounds. However, in Round 5, they played Paper against Scissors, which makes me think they might be using a counter-strategy to adapt to my move. Given this possibility, I'm predicting that they will play something different in the next round, so I'm choosing Scissor as my prediction."""
+98,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in the last 9 rounds. This suggests they are likely to continue with this strategy, so I'm predicting the next move will be Scissor as well."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I've observed that the opponent has consistently played Paper after an opponent's move. Since all my previous moves were Rock or Paper, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue to play Paper again. However, to make things more interesting and potentially disrupt their strategy, I'll guess Scissor this time."""
+109,llama3,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""Although the opponent has been playing a repetitive pattern so far, there doesn't seem to be any clear pattern when it comes to switching between Rock and Paper. However, in some cases, players tend to mix things up with a Scissor move. Since both Rock and Paper have been played multiple times, I'm taking a risk by predicting Scissors, hoping that the opponent will shake things up."""
+122,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has been playing Scissors after my Paper moves (Rounds 3 and 5). This suggests a possible adaptive strategy. Since Rock has been played in several rounds recently, I predict the opponent will switch to Paper this time."""
+88,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the majority of rounds, making Rock a good choice to counter their moves. Additionally, Rock is less likely to lose against itself compared to Scissors or Paper, which have both lost multiple rounds in a row. I'm hoping that this predictable pattern will continue and Rock will be the winning move."""
+96,llama3,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Scissors in 8 out of the 9 rounds. Since they have shown no evidence of adapting to my strategies or using Rock/Paper/Scissors wisely, I'm predicting that they will stick with their current pattern and play Scissors again. However, given that it's possible they could mix things up for once, I'm choosing a different option altogether - Rock."""
+112,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed a pattern where the opponent tends to play Paper after my previous moves. In Rounds 1 and 5, I guessed Rock and the opponent played Paper. In Rounds 9-8, I alternated between Scissor and Paper, which the opponent responded with Scissor and Paper as well. Considering this pattern, my prediction for the next move is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+116,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Rock in Round 1 and Round 7, the opponent played Paper both times. This suggests a pattern where the opponent tends to play Paper after my move is Rock. Therefore, for this next round, I predict that the opponent will again play Paper if I choose Rock."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing a repetitive pattern of playing Rock in all previous rounds. In Round 8, I made an intelligent guess and chose Scissors which was the correct move. Now, to mix things up a bit, I'm going to choose Paper as my next prediction. Paper beats Rock, so it could be an effective move against the opponent's predictable pattern."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""Given the repetitive pattern of the opponent playing Scissors in six consecutive rounds, I'm taking a chance and predicting Rock as it's the most likely to break this pattern. Additionally, this move also has a fair chance of winning or drawing, which aligns with my goal of not falling into the same trap again."""
+120,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be repetitive, with a mix of Paper and Scissors. In Round 7, the opponent played Paper after I chose Rock, and in Rounds 9, they also played Paper. This suggests that they may have a weakness against Rock and try to counter it with Paper, so my prediction is Paper."""
+140,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,8,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing a repeating pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Since it's been mostly Rock-Paper since Round 2, I'm predicting that they'll switch to Scissor for a change. Additionally, I've seen the opponents favor Scissors against my previous guesses of Paper, so this seems like a good opportunity to disrupt their pattern."""
+92,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,7,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent has a repeating pattern of playing Scissor in most rounds. Since Paper is the only move that beats Scissor (according to RPS rules), it seems likely that the opponent will play Scissor again. I'm choosing Paper as my prediction because it's a safe bet against the current trend."""
+115,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""From the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper more frequently. In particular, they have played Scissor and then repeated their previous move (Scissor) or responded with an opposite-handed move (Paper). Additionally, in Round 7, the opponent switched from Scissor to Paper after I chose Rock. Following this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will choose Paper next."""
+123,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissor moves. However, in Rounds 5 and 7, they both beat each other's moves with their next choice (Scissor over Paper and Paper over Scissor). This pattern suggests that the opponent might be trying to adapt by playing the move that beats the previous one. Given this, my prediction for the next move is Paper, as it can defeat Rock."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has been playing each option once in a repeating cycle. Given that both Paper and Scissor have already been played as Scissor's response, I predict that the opponent will choose Rock next."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent tends to repeat their previous move, as seen in Round 7 where they played Rock after playing same in the previous round. Additionally, they have previously beaten me twice with Paper and Scissors respectively, which might make them choose a different move. Considering these factors, I think there is a high probability that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+101,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent played Paper (Rounds 2 and 4-5), they were likely trying to counter my previous move. Given this adaptability in their strategy, I'm predicting a repeat of this behavior by playing Paper myself. This reasoning is based on the pattern that the opponent has alternated between Rock and other choices."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Rock, and I notice that in rounds 3 and 8, the opponent switched from playing Rock to Scissor when I guessed Rock. This suggests an adaptive strategy where the opponent may change their move if I'm consistently choosing a specific option. In this case, I predict the opponent will play Scissor since it's been a successful choice for them in the past."""
+117,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper after Rock and Scissors moves. In Round 6, they played Scissor and then Paper in the next turn. This pattern seems consistent throughout the game. Considering this, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in every round except Round 1, where they played Rock. The consistency of the opponent's moves suggests that they are likely to stick with their current strategy, and I'm predicting them to play Paper again because it's been the most commonly played move."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting and changing after each round. In rounds 2, 3, and 8, the opponent played Paper or Rock in response to the previous move, suggesting a reacting pattern. Given that I previously guessed Rock in rounds 6 and 7, which were not winning moves, I'm anticipating a reaction from the opponent and choosing Paper as my next move."""
+118,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissor in the last two rounds, alternating between the two. I'm going to assume they're trying to mix it up again. Since Rock was previously followed by both Paper and Scissor, and we've already seen a repeat of Paper and Scissor, my prediction is that they'll play Paper again."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to Rock. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that they will again choose Paper for their next move."""
+110,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Paper in consecutive rounds. In Rounds 4 and 6, they played Paper back-to-back. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that they'll play Paper again in the next round."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play 'Rock' after my previous move is 'Paper', as seen in Rounds 4 and 8. Therefore, for the next round, I'm predicting 'Paper' to counter the potential 'Rock' from the opponent."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock repeatedly in rounds 4 and 7, but then changed to Paper. I'm expecting them to continue playing patterns and adapt their strategy based on our game history. Since they previously switched from Rock to Paper, it's likely they'll do the same again. This prediction is a calculated risk, considering they might also be trying to mix things up by going back to Rock or Scissors."""
+127,llama3,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Since they played Rock in Round 8, my next move is likely Rock as well, aiming to counter their possible Scissor play."""
+119,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has a repetitive pattern. In rounds 1 and 5, they both played Paper against my initial guesses of Rock. Similarly, in rounds 2 and 6, they both played Scissor against my initial guesses of Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be adopting an adaptive strategy based on their previous move. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again to counter my initial guess of Rock."""
+79,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds, I've seen them play Scissors twice recently (Rounds 4 and 9). This could be a pattern or an adaptation. To break this pattern and make it harder for them to maintain their strategy, I'm choosing Paper, which beats Scissors if that's what they choose."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to alternate between Rock, Paper, and Scissors. In the previous rounds, they played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, and Paper in round 5. Given that I previously guessed Scissor, which was incorrect, I predict the opponent will play Paper again, as it's another alternate move."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor in the last 6 rounds, and I'm hoping to continue this pattern. Since Paper beats Scissor, I'm going with Paper to exploit this potential strategy."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to Rock and Scissors, suggesting a pattern in their strategy. Given that there is no clear correlation with the player's past actions, I am likely to assume the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analysis, I noticed that the opponent tends to play a repeated move after an incorrect guess (0-point outcome). In Round 2 and Round 5, the opponent played Paper when you guessed incorrectly. Therefore, considering this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will also choose Paper."""
+124,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing a repetitive strategy, switching between Rock and Scissor. The number of times they play each is not equal. Based on this pattern, it's likely that the next move will be different from the previous two (Rock). Paper beats Rock, so I'm predicting Paper."""
+130,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to choose Scissor after my previous Rock and Paper moves. Specifically, they have chosen Scissor twice (in rounds 1 and 5) following my guesses. Additionally, there has been a pattern of switching between Rock-Paper-Scissor (or vice versa) when the opponent wins with their current choice. Given that I won in the last round, I predict that the opponent will choose Scissor next."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's previous moves don't seem to follow a consistent pattern, but there is a slight bias towards Rock being played after an alternative (Paper) or when the opponent is trying to avoid Scissors. In this round, I'm expecting the opponent to stick with their strategy and play Rock as well."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the vast majority of previous rounds (7 out of 8), so a change to Scissor seems likely. Furthermore, I got it right twice when I predicted Scissor previously (Rounds 4 and 6). Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will surprise me with Scissor in this round."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far. This suggests a repeating pattern, and given the recent defeats with Rock and Scissor, it's possible that they will surprise us this time with Paper. However, I'm not entirely confident in this prediction, as there seems to be little variation in their strategy."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in 4 out of the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong bias towards this move. Additionally, all losses were due to the opponent's choice being opposed by my own moves (Rock), suggesting that playing Paper may neutralize their strategy."""
+133,llama3,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors previously, but not Paper. I believe the opponent might be alternating between Rock and Scissors, which would make it likely for them to play Rock in the next round."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in previous rounds, I'm going to predict that they will switch up their strategy and play Paper. This could be a response to my past predictions of Rock, which may have been perceived as too predictable."""
+113,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between playing Paper and one of the other two options (Rock or Scissors). In specific, the opponent has played Paper more frequently than Rock or Scissors. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will continue this alternating pattern and play Paper in the next round."""
+73,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently, and since their strategy doesn't seem to adapt to the current game state or any patterns I've observed so far, my guess is that they'll continue with Rock again. To counter that, I'm choosing Paper, which is capable of defeating Rock."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 8 rounds, so I'm predicting they'll stick with their strategy again."""
+103,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the opponent's repeating pattern of responding to Rock with Rock and Paper with Paper, I'm going to take a chance on Paper being the next move. Since my previous two Scissor moves both ended in me winning (Opponent playing Rock), I think it's possible that Opponent is adjusting their strategy to avoid beating me again."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds. This suggests a dominant strategy or a tendency to choose Rock as their default option. Since Scissors beats Rock, my prediction is that the opponent will switch to Scissors in this round to avoid being beaten again. It's also possible that they might be using an adaptive strategy and learn from previous losses."""
+111,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Scissors (4 times) followed by Paper (2 times). I also see that Rock is played consecutively 3 times. Considering these patterns, I'm going to take a calculated risk and predict the next move as Paper."""
+102,llama3,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock after a Scissor move. Additionally, they often respond with Paper after a Paper move or a Rock move. In this context, since my previous prediction was not Paper, I infer that the opponent might switch to Rock or Scissor. Given the patterns observed so far, I think it's more likely for the opponent to play Scissor next."""
+106,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a clear pattern. They tend to play Rock followed by Paper. Since Rock was played in Round 9, my prediction is that they'll switch to Paper next."""
+99,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors as their next move after a mix of Rock and Paper. Since the history suggests a repeating pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this behavior and play Scissors again. However, just to be cautious, I'm making an educated guess in favor of Paper, hoping to catch the opponent off guard."""
+105,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Rock twice previously (Rounds 1 and 3), which suggests a possible pattern. Also, the opponent has been playing Paper in many consecutive rounds (Rounds 2-6) before switching to Rock again (Round 7). Given this mix of patterns, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+128,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor. In Rounds 1-8, they played in a pattern where they switched between the two options. This pattern suggests that they may continue to alternate, making Scissor their next move."""
+94,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've observed that the opponent consistently plays Scissor in most rounds. In particular, they have played Scissor in 6 out of the last 7 rounds. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissor. However, since this would lead to another draw, I'm slightly leaning towards predicting Paper, as it's a more diverse choice. This could potentially catch the opponent off guard and result in a win."""
+90,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent consistently plays Paper 3/8 times. Given this pattern, a simple approach is to predict Rock since it beats Paper. Additionally, I noticed that Scissors was played in Rounds 5 and 9, both of which resulted in zero points. Therefore, I'm choosing Rock as my next prediction."""
+85,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I have noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper against my moves. Since Rock has been successful in the past ( Rounds 1, 5, 6, and 7), I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Paper again. My prediction is based on the observation that the opponent's strategy seems to be repetitive."""
+109,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that there's a repeating pattern where the opponent plays Paper in response to two consecutive same moves from me (Rock-Rock or Paper-Paper). Since my previous move was Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper as their next move."""
+107,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting to the player's moves. In rounds 2 and 5, when I guessed Rock or Paper respectively, they responded with the counter move (Paper and Rock). This suggests that the opponent may be trying to react to my previous move. Therefore, I'm going to predict that they will try to counter my next move as well by playing Paper."""
+75,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds. Since the opponent seems to prefer Rock as their default move, I'm expecting them to continue with their usual strategy. Paper beats Rock, so it's a strategic choice to counter the opponent's likely next move."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for the past 7 rounds, and I'm betting on a change. Paper is the best move to cover both Rock and Scissor, so I'll place my bet on them going for Paper."""
+137,llama3,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves tend to follow a repetitive pattern. In Round 6, they played Scissor after my Rock, and in Round 9, they played Paper after my third consecutive Paper. This might suggest that they are adapting their strategy based on my previous choices. Considering this, I'm predicating that they will play Rock as their response to my predicted Rock."""
+136,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to avoid repeating the same move. They played Rock twice but then switched to Paper. Similarly, they played Scissor after Paper and Rock after a sequence of Paper. Considering this pattern, my best guess is that they will play something other than what was played in the previous two rounds (both were Paper). Therefore, I predict Scissor as the opponent's next move."""
+101,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play 'Paper' frequently. However, the most recent pattern shows that when the opponent loses (which is often), they tend to switch their move. Given the previous losses with 'Paper', I believe it's likely that the opponent will choose a different option in the next round. Rock, being a strong choice and an opponent favorite, seems like a good prediction considering these patterns."""
+71,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds. Since I've learned that Paper beats Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again, allowing me to capitalize on my knowledge of Paper's effectiveness."""
+117,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper often. In particular, they played Paper in Rounds 1, 5, and 9. Additionally, they played Scissor after previously playing Rock (Rounds 4 and 8). Given this trend, my prediction is that the opponent will likely play Paper again, making Room a good choice for my next move."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper repeatedly in recent rounds (rounds 2-8), which suggests a strong possibility of sticking with the strategy. Additionally, Paper and Rock have both been beaten by Paper (in rounds 1, 4, and 5) in multiple consecutive rounds, indicating a lack of variation in the opponent's moves. Therefore, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper yet again, making Rock a strong prediction based on past patterns."""
+132,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""I noticed that the opponent tends to be predictable and cycles between Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given the recent history, where I correctly predicted the opponent's move in Rounds 8 and 9 when I chose Rock and Paper respectively, it is likely they will try to counter my next expected move with their previous winning move (Paper). Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper again"""
+118,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Paper after my previous Scissor guesses (Rounds 5, 6, and 8). I'm trying to break this pattern by predicting Rock. Since they played Scissor in response to Rock twice before (Rounds 4 and 7), I think they might be more likely to play something else, like Scissor, to adapt to my predicted move."""
+89,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Paper almost every time. As Rock beats Scissors, and Scissors beats Paper, I predict that the opponent will respond to my possible moves (Rock or Paper) with Scissors. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent's strategy is a simple adaptive behavior."""
+110,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock when I choose Scissors. In Round 3 and Round 5, I chose Scissors and the opponent played Rock both times. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be trying to counter my expected moves. Since I'm about to guess Paper in this round (based on the alternating pattern of Paper and non-Paper choices), I think the opponent might respond with Rock to neutralize my predicted move."""
+134,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting in response to the player's moves. In Round 2, they chose Paper when the player guessed Rock, and in Round 9, they also chose Paper when the player guessed Paper. This suggests that they may try to counter the player's predicted move. Since the player just guessed Paper again in Round 8, it's likely that the opponent will choose Scissor to counter."""
+131,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Since the opponent has been playing a mix of moves, I'm looking for patterns. The last three rounds suggest that the opponent's strategy is not fixed and may be adaptive. In Round 5 and 9, the opponent chose Paper when I guessed Rock or Paper, which indicates they might counter my choice with Paper. In Round 6, they played Scissor after I chose Paper, hinting at a Scissor response to Paper. Considering this pattern, my prediction for their next move is Scissor."""
+127,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent played Rock or Scissor in a previous round, they tended to switch to Scissor on the next round. Since they played Paper in the last round (Round 7), I'm predicting that they will switch to Rock this time."""
+119,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent is prone to playing Paper after my previous moves are Rock or Paper. Since my last move was Scissor in Round 8 and 9, which the opponent also played on both occasions, it's likely they'll play something else next. Given their pattern of responding to Rock and Paper with Paper, I predict they'll play Rock next."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to respond with 'Paper' when I've previously played 'Rock', and with 'Scissor' when I've played 'Paper'. In Round 2, I correctly predicted 'Paper' when the opponent responded with 'Paper'; in Rounds 3-4, I correctly predicted 'Scissor' and 'Rock' respectively. This pattern suggests that the opponent adapts to my previous moves, which leads me to believe they will respond with 'Rock' given my previous choice of 'Paper'."""
+84,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in the previous rounds. This suggests a pattern-based strategy. Since Rock beats Paper, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+135,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice in the last two rounds, and previously they played Paper twice. This suggests that the opponent might be following a simple repeating pattern. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+124,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the last three rounds, and Rock once between those. This suggests they might be alternating between Scissors and Paper with some pattern. Given that Paper beats Rock and Scissors, it's likely they'll choose Paper next to avoid being beaten."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent is consistently playing Scissor after my move. In particular, I noticed that every time I played Paper, the opponent played Scissor. Since I'm about to play Paper again (following a pattern), I predict that the opponent will also play Scissor."""
+129,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""Although the opponent's moves seem random at first glance, noticing that Scissors was played after Rock in both rounds 5 and 4, I'm predicting that Rock might be the opponent's hidden pattern. To counter this assumption, I'll play Scissors to try and catch any unexpected moves."""
+125,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors. They recently played Rock twice, so I predict they will switch to Scissors next. A Paper move would cover both possible scenarios."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""As there is no apparent pattern or correlation between the opponent's previous moves, I have decided to predict 'Rock' based on the most commonly played move in RPS (in this case, it seems like the opponent has consistently chosen 'Rock')."""
+130,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting, but there are still some inconsistencies. In rounds 2 and 8, the opponent switches from Scissor to Rock after my previous choice is Paper or Rock. This might indicate a slight bias towards Rock, but the overall pattern is not clear. However, since I've seen the opponent play Scissor two times in a row before (rounds 5-7), I'm inclined to think they might change their move again. Therefore, my prediction for this round is Scissor."""
+139,llama3,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be randomizing their moves. However, there is a slight anomaly in Rounds 4 and 9 where they played Rock after previously playing Scissor or Paper. This might suggest a subtle pattern of switching from Paper/Scissor to Rock. Considering this uncertainty, my prediction is Rock as it's a fairly balanced option that may not immediately contradict the observed randomization."""
+78,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past rounds. As a result, I'm predicting that they will continue to play Rock. However, since this would be a repeating pattern, I'm going to take a slightly higher risk by predicting Scissors. This move might seem counterintuitive, but it's based on the assumption that the opponent is likely to mix things up after a while and switch from their usual Rock."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After noting the opponent's consistent moves as Rock in rounds 1-7, I'm starting to suspect that they might be following a simple repeating pattern. Since Paper has been my most recent guess (rounds 6 and 7), I'm going to take a calculated risk by predicting another Paper in hopes of disrupting any possible pattern the opponent may be following."""
+82,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Since the opponent has played Paper in all previous rounds, I'm going to take a conservative approach and try to mix things up. Historically, Scissor is less likely to be played after Paper, so I'm betting on the opponent playing something different this time around. This strategy allows me to reduce my chances of losing, which is currently higher due to the repetition of Paper."""
+74,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently throughout the game history, and it seems like they are not switching their strategy. Paper beats Rock, so I think the opponent is more likely to keep playing Rock in the next round. However, considering their past adaptability, there's a slight chance they might switch to Scissors or Paper. To minimize risk, I'll choose Paper as my prediction."""
+76,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 9 rounds. I'm predicting that they will continue to follow this pattern, and Paper beats Rock."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in response to my previous moves, including in Rounds 5 and 7. Based on this pattern, I predict they will play Rock again."""
+83,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper, and I'm seeing a pattern. Since they've played Paper 6 times in the last 7 rounds, it's likely that they'll continue this trend. Given my own history of alternating between Rock and Scissor, I think a good strategy would be to play Rock next and try to break the opponent's pattern."""
+97,llama3,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissor against a variety of moves from me. Since Paper is the most common move among my previous choices, and Scissor defeated Rock in our previous encounter (Round 8), I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Rock this time around."""
+87,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper in almost all rounds, and even when I played differently (Rounds 1 and 9), they still chose Paper. Given this repetitive behavior, my prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Paper again."""
+118,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissor. In the odd-numbered rounds, they played Paper, and in the even-numbered rounds, they played Scissor. Since this is an odd-numbered round (Round 10), I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper."""
+110,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing a repeating pattern of Rock, Rock, Paper. I'm expecting this pattern to continue and the opponent will play Rock again."""
+138,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock (3 times) and Paper (4 times). Scissors seems to be a less popular choice for now. Considering this pattern, I predict the opponent will play Scissors next."""
+100,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor in recent rounds (Rounds 2-6 and 8), suggesting a repeating pattern. Given the opponent's tendency to play Scissor, I'm inclined to believe they will maintain this pattern, making Paper my next prediction."""
+125,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent's previous two moves were Scissors and Rock, they often chose Paper in the next round. In Round 9, the opponent played Scissor, which matches this pattern. Given this sequence, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+129,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock twice in response to my Paper choice. This may indicate a propensity to counter my Paper moves with Rock. To adjust for this, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor next, which would be the typical counter-move against Paper. Therefore, I'm choosing Paper to try and maintain my winning streak."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Rock in every round. Since I want to break this pattern and increase my chances of winning, I'm going to predict Scissor as my next move. This choice also helps me avoid making a repetition prediction, which might lead to another Rock outcome."""
+80,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds (7 out of 9). However, they did win in Rounds 4 and 8 when you chose Scissor. This suggests that the opponent might be using a pattern-based strategy with occasional deviations. Given this insight, my prediction is that the opponent will play something different from their usual choice to catch me off guard. Based on this reasoning, I'm betting on Scissor being their next move."""
+101,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be consistently playing Rock after I played Rock, and Paper after I played Paper. Since I didn't play Rock recently, my best bet is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+77,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock for most rounds, but in Rounds 4 and 8, they chose different options. This suggests that the opponent might be more adaptable than initially thought. Since I've seen a pattern of the opponent playing Rock frequently, I expect them to deviate from this pattern again. Scissor seems like a reasonable choice as it has beaten Rock once before and is an unconventional moves."""
+72,llama3,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The history shows that the opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in all previous rounds. While I've only obtained 2 points so far, it's likely that the opponent is sticking to their strategy, and my prediction of 'Rock' seems like a reasonable next move."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,1,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no data to go on, I'll make a random guess. Paper is as good an option as any! Let's see what happens next."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no historical data to base my prediction on. As a neutral starting point, I'll choose Rock, which has an equal chance of winning or losing against the opponent's unknown strategy."""
+65,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""As it's the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach by choosing Rock. There is no pattern or history to rely on yet, so I'm trying to hedge my bets with a middle-of-the-road move."""
+54,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to base my prediction on. However, Rock-Paper-Scissors is a random game in nature. So, I'm choosing Rock as it's a good starting point and gives me a 1/3 chance of winning."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral stance and starting with a common move in Rock-Paper-Scissors. There's no game history to suggest any pattern or strategy from the opponent yet."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. As a starting point, I'm choosing Rock as it can help me adapt to different scenarios later on."""
+61,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""I'm starting with a relatively conservative choice to test the opponent's strategy. There's no clear pattern to suggest any bias towards Rock, Paper or Scissors in this first round, so I'll choose Rock as my initial guess."""
+57,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information to base a prediction on yet. Let's start with a neutral option and see where the game goes from here."""
+62,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. I'm starting out by making a random guess to see if I can get lucky."""
+51,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no information about the opponent's strategy. Therefore, I'm starting with a default move to balance out the game and observe the opponent's response."""
+59,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. As a neutral response, Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so I'm taking a safe bet."""
+63,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm going to start with a common choice. Rock is a well-rounded move that doesn't give away too much about my strategy."""
+53,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm making an educated guess based on the fact that Rock, Paper, and Scissors are all equally likely outcomes. As a starting point, I'll choose Rock."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm taking a conservative approach and starting with a neutral move. It's a random guess at this point."""
+52,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. As a conservative approach, I'm starting with a common opening move like Rock."""
+58,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I'm starting with a relatively random and well-represented choice in the rock-paper-scissors strategy. There's no clear pattern or adaptability to predict at this point."""
+60,llama3,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach and choosing Scissor as my predicted move. There's no data to suggest any pattern or bias from the opponent yet, so I'm aiming for a 50/50 chance."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to base my decision on. I'm taking a cautious approach and choosing Rock as my prediction."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to rely on. As a neutral starting point, my initial prediction is Scissors."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. In a Rock-Paper-Scissors game, each move has an equal probability of being chosen. Therefore, I'll start by making a random prediction, which in this case is Rock."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess. I could have been biased towards any option equally."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any game history to rely on. As a starting point, I'll choose Rock, as it's a common and solid choice, hoping that my opponent might start with something similar."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to base my prediction on. I'll start by making a random choice."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. To be conservative and minimize potential loss, I choose 'Rock', which has a chance to counter all moves if the opponent chooses randomly."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, there's no game history to learn from, so I'm making an educated guess based on the probability of each move. Rock is a relatively popular choice in standard RPS games, so I'll start with that."""
+56,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any prior information to base my prediction on. I'm relying on the basic principles of RPS and opting for a common starting move, Rock."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm making an initial guess based on no information. There's no pattern to exploit or any adaptive behavior observed. Therefore, I choose a random move, which is Rock."""
+55,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any historical data to base my prediction on. Therefore, I'm making a random guess between Rock, Paper, and Scissors."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no game history to analyze. I'm starting with a random choice. This could be seen as a classic move in RPS and might trick the opponent into making an incorrect response."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting with a simple strategy, choosing Rock as my first move. There's no prior history to base my decision on, so I'm relying on the concept of symmetry in games like RPS, where each option has an equal chance of being chosen. Rock is a good choice because it beats Scissors and loses to Paper, but since this is the first round, there's no clear pattern yet."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's not enough information to make an informed prediction. I'm taking a random guess and starting with the most common move in RPS, Rock."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting fresh with no game history, so I'll make a random selection. Rock is as good a choice as any given the unpredictability of the opponent's hidden strategy."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's possible that they're following a repeating pattern. Based on this observation, I'm predicting that they'll stick with Rock again."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors against my Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be trying to exploit my strategy by playing a move that beats Paper. Therefore, I will play Rock in the next round as a counter-straight."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm assuming they didn't start with a repeat pattern. Rock was my first guess, but it led to a loss, so I'm trying Paper as a hedge against the opponent's possible reaction."""
+65,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm going to guess that they will choose a move that beats Rock. Paper covers Rock, so my strategy is to adapt to the opponent's apparent preference for Scissors."""
+54,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""After considering the game history so far, I'm playing it safe by guessing Paper. Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, they might be adopting a more varied strategy to keep me guessing."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the previous round, which suggests they may be playing in a non-adaptive way. Given that Rock beats Scissors, I'm going to take a cautious approach and predict Rock as a possible attempt to correct their mistake."""
+61,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, my initial thought is that I should play something that can counter Scissors. Paper covers Scissors, so it seems like a good choice to start with, especially since we're only at the beginning of the game and there isn't enough information yet to make a more informed prediction."""
+57,llama3,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper on Round 1, it's likely they'll switch to a different move in Round 2. Rock is a popular starting point, so I'm choosing Rock as my predicted move."""
+59,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, it's possible that they have adopted a strategy where Paper is their go-to move. I'm betting on consistency and anticipating another Paper."""
+62,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent started with Scissors in Round 1. Since Rock beats Scissors, it's possible that the opponent is following a counter-attack strategy. Paper beats Rock, which would suggest that the opponent might switch to Paper to counter my initial move. This reasoning is based on a simple adaptation pattern, and I'm taking a calculated risk by predicting Paper."""
+51,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first round, so my prediction is that they will repeat their previous move to try and get a win. It's always possible that the opponent may switch up their strategy after the initial round, but given the limited information we have so far, I think it's likely that they'll stick with what worked for them in Round 1."""
+63,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played scissors in Round 1, my initial thought is that they may be playing a simple alternating strategy (rock-paper-scissors). As there's no apparent pattern yet, I'll aim to disrupt it by predicting paper. This move also covers both rock and scissors possibilities for the next round, providing some defensive flexibility."""
+64,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on. I'll start by making a random choice, as there's no pattern or strategic advantage to gain from it."""
+53,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""It's the first round, and there is no clear pattern yet. A common strategy in RPS is to start with a random move, so I'm going to follow the same approach. My initial guess is Rock, and we'll see how it unfolds."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was Rock, I'm choosing to predict Rock as well. This could be a simple repetition strategy by the opponent."""
+52,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""On the first round, I guessed Rock, but unfortunately, the opponent also played Rock. Since we didn't see any specific pattern or bias yet, I'll stick with a straightforward choice and predict Rock again."""
+60,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper when I guessed Scissors. This could be an indication that the opponent is trying to counter my guess, so I'm going to predict Paper as a potential response based on the Rock-Paper-Scissors cycle."""
+58,llama3,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper on the first round, which means they likely don't have a repeating pattern. As Rock can beat Scissors but lose to Paper, I'm assuming the opponent will try to mix things up and avoid a predictable strategy this early in the game."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm assuming it's not a repeating pattern. To increase my chances of winning, I'll choose Rock, as it has a 50% chance of beating Scissors if the opponent doesn't change their strategy."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting with a neutral move, Paper. Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I don't have any specific pattern or bias to rely on yet. This approach allows me to hedge my bets and consider the possibility that the opponent might be following an unpredictable strategy."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent started with a rock, indicating no clear pattern. Given the simplicity of RPS, I'm starting with a conservative approach and predicting another Rock to see if there's any advantage in doing so."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In Round 1, the opponent played Paper when I guessed Rock. This suggests that the opponent may be using a strategy that involves playing against my previous guess. Since I'm guessing again, I'll try to do the same and play Paper."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's possible that they may be using a fixed strategy. To test this hypothesis, I'll predict a Rock again to see if they'll play Rock again as well."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, I'm going to predict Paper as their next move. This is because Paper beats Rock, and it's a common strategy in RPS for an opponent who lost the first round to adapt and try to win the next one."""
+56,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's first move was Paper, which led to a win. I'm assuming the opponent is adapting to my initial Rock guess and might choose Paper again to take advantage of this winning pattern."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock at Round 1, my first guess is that they are sticking to a repeated strategy. Therefore, I'm also going with Rock as my prediction for this round."""
+55,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was also Rock, I'm assuming it might be a part of a repeating pattern. As Rock is a mirrored move to the previous play, my initial guess is that the opponent will stick with Rock."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, so it's possible that they're trying to mix things up. Playing Paper could help me get a foothold and gain some momentum since it beats Scissors."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Therefore, I'm choosing a random move to start. Rock seems like a good option."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on, so I'm taking a neutral approach and starting with Rock."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, so I'm going to take a conservative approach and guess Rock as well. Since it's still early in the game, I don't have enough information to make a more informed prediction, so I'll stick with the most likely possibility."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Scissors beats Rock. Since the opponent chose Scissors in Round 1, it's possible that they are adapting to avoid the opponent's previously played move. I'm predicting Paper as a response to this pattern, hoping to take advantage of the opponent's possible tendency to choose Scissors again."""
+54,llama3,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""After the first two rounds, it seems that the opponent is repeating their previous move. Since they played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, my prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper after my first guess of Rock, which suggests that they may be adaptable and change their strategy. Since I initially guessed Rock, I'm predicting a different move this time to account for the possible adaptive behavior."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played scissors in both Round 1 and Round 2, I'm predicting Paper as a possible counter-move to rock. Additionally, Rock and Paper are closely related elements, so my reasoning is based on this observed pattern."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors twice in a row. While it's possible that they might mix things up, their previous two moves suggest a repeating pattern. Given that Rock and Paper are both viable options, I'm leaning towards Scissors as the most likely choice."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After two consecutive rounds with the opponent playing Scissors, it's likely that they are about to switch their move. Paper beats Scissors, so I'm predicting a strategic change in the opponent's move."""
+57,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock and then Scissors. A pattern could be observed where the opponent counters the player's choice, so for the next move, I predict the opponent to play Paper."""
+65,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be random, but I notice that they picked Scissor in Round 1. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Scissor beats Paper, so the opponent might try to achieve this combination again. As the current score is not decisive, it's a good opportunity for the opponent to take the lead by playing Scissor."""
+61,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that neither Rock nor Scissors has been played consecutively. Additionally, there seems to be no clear pattern or adaptation by the opponent's moves. In a simplified RPS strategy, Paper is often considered a good choice as it is equally likely to beat one of the opponents' moves and not get beaten by either. Given this reasoning, I'm predicting the opponent will choose Scissors, making Paper my best bet."""
+62,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent has yet to reveal a consistent pattern, their previous moves suggest they may be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Paper beats Scissors, so I'm predicting they'll choose Rock next and try to exploit me again."""
+59,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Paper in the previous two rounds. Considering their moves are not following a clear sequence, I'm going to assume they're trying to mix things up. Given that Paper often beats Rock but can be beaten by Scissor, my prediction for the next move is Paper as it tries to adapt to the opponent's mixed strategy."""
+51,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 2, which beat Rock, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll play Paper again. Maybe they're looking for revenge or trying to exploit their previous success."""
+64,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm predicting Paper as a possible response to counteract Rock or Scissors. This is a common move in RPS games."""
+53,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the previous rounds, I noticed that the opponent alternated between playing Rock and playing differently (Rock in Round 1, Paper in Round 2). Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will go back to playing Rock next. Since Rock beats Scissors but loses to Paper, I'm trying to 'meet' the opponent at their expected move and gain an advantage."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent also played Rock in Round 1, it's possible that they're about to switch their move. Paper beats Rock, so I'm choosing Paper as my predicted move."""
+52,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent was able to adapt to my previous guess. In Round 1, they chose Rock when I guessed Rock, so I'm assuming they will switch if I repeat the same move. Since Paper beats Rock, I think the next move will be Paper."""
+60,llama3,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""I noticed that the opponent alternates between winning with Paper in the first round and losing with Scissor in the second round. Given this pattern, I'm predicting the opponent will switch to Rock as their next move."""
+58,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has already played both other options (Rock and Scissors) after initially playing Paper. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that the opponent might be more likely to play Paper again in the next round, as they have not yet played it twice in succession. This prediction is based on simple pattern recognition and an attempt to adapt to the opponent's apparent strategy."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which suggests they may be trying to avoid being beaten by Rock (Paper covers Rock). Since I'm expecting the same pattern to repeat, I'm going to predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,3,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock in both rounds. This raises the possibility that they may be repeating a pattern or adopting a simple strategy. My prediction is Scissors because it's the only option that can beat Rock in RPS. Although there isn't enough data to conclude a definitive pattern, this move provides a best-case scenario."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has already played Paper twice, which could be a repeating pattern. I'm guessing they might switch to Rock this time."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I see that the opponent has played Rock twice in a row. This could be a simple repetition strategy, and therefore, my predicted move is also Rock. The reasoning behind this choice is the assumption that the opponent will likely stick to their current winning streak."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, I'm assuming they might play Rock in response to my previous move (Rock) since it's a classical RPS strategy. However, I don't want to commit to that assumption directly. I'll try to mix things up and predict an unlikely move like Scissor to see if the opponent will indeed start adapting."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has only played rock in both previous rounds, I'm still cautious and think it's possible that they're just lucky or trying to set a trap. Playing paper as a versatile move that covers rock and scissors can help me mitigate any potential risks."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has repeated Rock in the first two rounds, I'm aware that a human player might adjust their strategy to adapt to repeated guesses. Since my first two predictions were also Rock, I'll take a cautious approach by guessing Paper, which is an 'independent' move and not as likely to be responded to with a similar action."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds, I'm assuming they are stuck on a pattern and will likely continue to play Rock again."""
+56,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the previous rounds. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that the opponent is more likely to play Rock next, but since we've already seen Rock in Round 1, it's possible they might switch to their other option, which is Paper. This prediction takes into account the opponent's potential adaptability and tendency to vary between different moves."""
+55,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper against my initial Rock, suggesting they adapt to counter my moves. Since I just guessed Rock again, I'm anticipating a reaction and choosing Paper to potentially break the pattern."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row. Since I know they can't repeat the same move every time, I'm taking a chance and predicting Paper as a potential response to adapt or counter my previous Rock."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper on Round 1, it's possible that they are adapting to my previous move by choosing a different one this time. Since Rock and Scissor are not directly impacted by each other, I'm taking a chance to mix things up with Scissor."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent also played Rock in the first round, I'm taking a cautious approach and guessing Rock again. My reasoning is based on the idea that if the opponent's strategy involves repetition or simplicity, they might repeat their previous move."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""In round 1, we played rock and the opponent also played rock. In round 2, I changed to playing rock again, but this time the opponent played paper, which beats rock. This suggests that the opponent is trying to play something that beats rock, so my prediction for this round is that they will play paper, which is what I will play as well."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""In the first two rounds, the opponent played Scissors twice. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they might adapt their strategy for Round 3. Since Rock would be beaten by Paper again, which happened in both previous rounds, my gut feeling is that the opponent will choose a move that can counteract Paper as well. Scissors beats Paper, so I'm going with Paper in this round to see if I can make it two correct predictions in a row!"""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three consecutive rounds, so I'm going to predict that they will continue this pattern. The opponent's strategy may be based on a repeating sequence or a simple adaptation mechanism that favors Scissor."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which may indicate an adaptation to their previous move. Since I previously predicted Rock and lost, I'm changing my strategy to Paper, which beats Scissors and might catch the opponent off guard."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the second round, so they might be following a pattern where they play Rock on the odd-numbered rounds and Paper on the even-numbered rounds. Therefore, I predict that in this case, which is also an even numbered round, they will play Paper and try to counter my previous Rock choice."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice in a row, so I'm taking the opposite approach and predicting they will play Scissor again."""
+54,llama3,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has played Rock multiple times. Since I'm not seeing an obvious pattern in their moves, my strategy is to try something different and unique. Rock-Paper-Scissors can be thought of as a random process with some underlying structure, so it's possible that the opponent might respond unpredictably if they're using a more complex strategy. By choosing Scissor, I'm hoping to catch them off guard and make a correct prediction."""
+57,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""I'm trying to balance my previous mistakes. After correctly guessing Rock in the first round, I made a mistake by guessing Rock again. So, this time, I'm going to go against my previous guess and play Paper to mix it up."""
+65,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock and Scissors so far, but hasn't played Paper yet. Since Paper can beat both Rock and Scissors, I'm guessing the opponent will play Paper to avoid a possible loss."""
+61,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent played a mix of Rock and Scissors in Rounds 1-3, they seem to be alternating between the two. In Round 3, they chose Scissor after previously playing Rock as Paper in Round 2. I'm attempting to follow this pattern by predicting Paper (which beat Scissor) in an effort to get consecutive wins."""
+59,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper twice, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock as the next move. This is because Paper beats Scissors, and the opponent might be looking to mix things up and not repeat the same move again."""
+62,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent previously played Scissor after my Rock in Round 1. In Round 3, they also chose Scissor after my Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be playing a 'Scissor' response to my 'Paper' and 'Rock' moves. To break this pattern, I'm predicting Rock as my next move."""
+51,llama3,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that in Round 1 and Round 3, both our moves were the same (Rock and Rock, respectively). This suggests a possible repeating pattern, where the opponent is likely to follow their previous move. Since we last played Rock together, my prediction for this round is that the opponent will also choose Rock."""
+63,llama3,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissors in the first two rounds, I'm predicting that they will repeat the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+64,llama3,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent previously played Scissor (Round 1) and then followed with Rock, it's possible they're alternating their moves. I'm predicting Scissor as the next move based on this pattern."""
+53,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""I noticed that the opponent played Paper in Round 2 and defeated my predicted move Rock. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that they will play Paper again to maintain their winning streak."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""At this point, the game history suggests that the opponent's strategy is to repeat their previous move. Since they played Rock and then Paper, I'm predicting they'll play Rock again."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first three rounds, so I predict they will continue to do so for Round 4 as well."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After the first two rounds, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, the opponent's response was either the same (Rock) or Paper. Since we just had a Rock-Rock round, I'm going to take a chance and guess that the opponent will respond with Paper again."""
+60,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have alternated between Paper and Scissor. Since I previously guessed Rock correctly, I'm going to continue this alternating pattern and predict Rock for the next move."""
+52,llama3,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 2, the opponent played Paper after the opponent's previous Rock move. This suggests a potential pattern where they might change theirmove to be one that beats Rock. Scissors is the only move that can beat Rock, so it's my strongest prediction based on this observation."""
+58,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves in rounds 1 and 2 were Scissors and Paper respectively. Now I'm going to take a chance and guess Rock, hoping that the opponent will fall into a repeating pattern after playing two different options."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in three consecutive rounds, which suggests they may be adapting to my previous moves in a specific pattern. Given the history, I believe the opponent is likely to continue playing Paper to counterbalance my potential future guesses."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock in the previous three rounds. I'm going to take a strategy shift by predicting Paper, which covers Rock and might make it more difficult for the opponent to stick with their current pattern."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper in all but one round (Round 1), where they played Rock. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the next move will be Paper again. To mix things up and avoid a repetition, I'm predicting Scissor as the next move."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round and again in the second round. I'm trying to break their pattern by predicting Paper this round, as it's likely they're using a repeating pattern."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in all three rounds, I'm going to take a chance and predict they'll switch to Paper. This is a common strategic move in RPS games to avoid repetitive losses."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Since the opponent's strategy appears to be simple and non-adaptive, I predict they will continue playing Rock again."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock repeatedly, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they might switch up their strategy. Paper is a decent defense against Rock, so I'll try my luck."""
+56,llama3,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far don't seem to have a repeating pattern. However, they did play Scissors in Round 2 and Rock in both Rounds 1 and 3. This suggests that the opponent might be using an adaptive strategy that reacts to previous moves. Since you previously played Paper twice, I predict the opponent will switch to Scissors to counter it."""
+55,llama3,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they initially played Rock and then switched to Paper. This suggests a basic alternating strategy. Since they didn't immediately switch again after playing Paper, my prediction is that they will now play Scissors to mix things up."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last three rounds. Since I'm trying to break the pattern, I predict they will change their move and play Paper to avoid losing again."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's pattern so far seems to be playing Paper more frequently. In both rounds, they chose Paper when I didn't choose it. Given this trend, I think they will stick with Paper again."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper to beat my Rock guess, so I'm guessing Paper to exploit this pattern and try to win."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent's move is not entirely random. In Round 1, the opponent also chose Rock, which might be a coincidence or part of their strategy. In Round 2, they played Paper against your initial Rock, suggesting they may have moved to counter your previous choice. In Round 3, you switched to Paper and they went with Scissors, possibly responding to your change in move. Considering this pattern and the fact that I've observed some adaptability in their moves, my gut feeling is that they might play Rock again to mirror our initial choices. Hence, I'm predicting Rock."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has previously played Scissors in the last three rounds. Since Paper beats Scissors, I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors again."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the past three rounds, which could be an indication of a repeating pattern. Therefore, I'm going to predict that they will continue with Scissors again in this round."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in three consecutive rounds, which seems like a repeating pattern. To break this pattern, I'm predicting they will play Rock as their next move."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be based on a mix of randomness and pattern-matching. In the last two rounds, they played Paper twice, which could be an attempt to counterbalance my previous choices (Rock followed by Rock). Given that I've been alternating between Rock and Paper, there's a 50% chance they'll switch their move in Round 5. Since Rock has been the winningest pick so far, there might be a slight bias towards Scissor as the next move."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the game history only has 4 rounds, I noticed that in Rounds 1-3, the opponent played Scissors three times. Given that Rock loses to Scissors, my intuition is that the opponent's strategy might be to consistently play Scissors until they encounter a successful outcome. Since the current score is 1 on my side, I predict that the opponent will try again with Scissors and fail once more. Therefore, I choose Rock to balance out the scoring."""
+54,llama3,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent hasn't shown any obvious pattern so far, I'm still going to take a chance and guess 'Rock' since it's been the most frequently played move by both parties. Maybe there's an underlying structure that leads the opponent to select 'Rock' again?"""
+57,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has previously played Scissors twice in a row, which suggests they may be in a losing streak. Since Paper beats both Rock and Scissors, I'm guessing the opponent will switch to a different move to avoid another loss."""
+65,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 4), while Scissor was only chosen once (in Round 3). This subtle pattern leads me to predict that the opponent might choose Rock again, as it's been their most frequently used move so far. Therefore, my prediction is Rock."""
+61,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Although the opponent's strategy is not yet well understood, I've noticed that after playing Rock twice in a row (Rounds 2 and 4), they switched to Scissor. This suggests that they may be adapting their strategy to avoid repetition. Given that Paper was chosen in Rounds 3 and 4, I'm predicting the opponent will switch again to Rock, trying to break the repeating pattern of Paper."""
+59,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a mix of patterns, so I can't rely on repetition alone. However, they have previously played Scissors and Paper in alternating rounds (Rounds 2-3). Given my current score is even, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent will play Paper to balance out the scores. This could be part of an attempt to disrupt my predictive pattern."""
+62,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Although it appears that the opponent is playing randomly, I notice that in rounds 1 and 3, they played Scissor after my guess. In round 2, I guessed Paper and they responded with Rock. Considering this pattern, I'm going to predict that they'll play Scissor again."""
+63,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Rock and Scissors, with no clear pattern in the first three rounds. Since I guessed Rock incorrectly twice, I'm taking a chance on Paper this time."""
+64,llama3,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissors. However, in Round 3, they played Scissors twice in a row, which could be an attempt to repeat a successful strategy or create a pattern. Therefore, I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissors as their next move."""
+53,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""In rounds 2 and 4, the opponent played Paper. Considering this pattern, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round, which would be countered by Scissor."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After considering the opponent's first move as Paper, which beats Rock, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor. This could be part of a pattern where the opponent is alternating between beating and being beaten, or it might just be a random mistake. My current score suggests that predicting Rock would lead to another loss, so I'll try to mix things up with Scissor."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has mostly played Rock in the previous rounds, so I'm betting on Paper as a possible counter move to Rock."""
+60,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent switched from Paper to Scissors in Round 4. This suggests a possible pattern of alternating between these two moves. Since Rock was used in the previous round and didn't lead to a win, my prediction is that the opponent would then choose Paper. However, considering the pattern may be repeating itself, I'm cautiously choosing Rock again."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After the first two rounds, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to switch between Rock and Paper. In Round 2, they played Paper after my initial play was Rock. In Round 3, they played Scissor after my second play was Paper. This pattern suggests that they might be trying to adapt and respond to my previous moves. Given that I previously guessed Rock, which the opponent counteracted with Paper, my prediction for this round is Paper, assuming the opponent will continue to adapt."""
+52,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be a mix of repeating patterns and adaptivity. In Round 2, the opponent changed from playing Rock to playing Paper when you played Rock. This suggests that they may be trying to counter your moves. In Round 4, the opponent again played Paper after you played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for Paper over Scissors. Considering these patterns and adaptivity, I believe the opponent is likely to play Paper in my next guess as well."""
+58,llama3,P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""I noticed that the opponent played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 2 and 4), so I'm guessing they might try to mix things up with Rock or Paper next. Since I previously guessed Rock wrong twice, I think it's more likely that the opponent will play something different. Among the possibilities, Scissor seems like an good choice to disrupt any potential pattern."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the opponent's repeated choice of Paper after Rock, I'm guessing they will choose Paper again to avoid losing. Additionally, since my current score is 2, it's likely the opponent will aim for a tie or minimize my scoring chances."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Paper in the past three rounds, so my prediction is that they will continue to play Paper again. However, I'm giving it a slight chance that the opponent might mix it up and try something different."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,5,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock in the first four rounds. I'm considering a possible counter-strategy, as Paper beats Rock. While this might seem like a risky move, it could potentially catch the opponent off guard and result in a correct prediction."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in the first four rounds, and there is no indication that they have switched their strategy yet. Therefore, I predict that they will continue to play Rock for this round as well."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's past moves seem to be randomly chosen, or possibly following a simple pattern. In Round 1, they played Paper against Rock. In Rounds 2 and 3, they also played Paper. This pattern is not strong enough to establish a concrete strategy, so my best guess would be Rock as it is the most unpredictable move, which might help me in this situation."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""After observing the opponent's repeated choice of 'Rock' in the game history, I'm predicting that they will stick to their strategy and play 'Rock' again. This is a simple pattern recognition attempt based on the limited data we have so far."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds. Since the strategy is likely not to be this simple, I'm going to venture that they'll switch to a different move. Paper beats Rock, so it's a reasonable choice."""
+56,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has previously played Scissors twice, and now that they've observed my alternating between Rock and Paper, I'm guessing they'll adapt by playing Paper to counter my current choice. This strategy seems to be an attempt to mix up their moves after my initial guesses."""
+55,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In Round 2, the opponent played Paper when we guessed Rock. Then in Rounds 4 and previously unplayed Round 1, the opponent also chose Paper when we predicted Rock or Scissor. Since our previous guesses didn't lead to a change in the opponent's strategy, I'll stick with my current reasoning and predict Paper as well."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After observing the opponent's repeated moves (Scissor in Rounds 2-4), I assume they have a preference for playing Scissor. Since my score is currently high, there may be no need to deviate from this strategy, increasing the likelihood of Scissor again in the next round."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper in two consecutive rounds. This suggests a possible repeating pattern or adaptation to my previous responses. Since my last guess was Scissors, which lost to Paper, I'm inclined to think that the opponent might switch to something else. Rock is a good choice since it's not directly related to my previous guesses and could be seen as an attempt to mix things up."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock three times in a row, followed by Paper. I'm predicting that the pattern is not simply alternating between Rock and Paper, as the score was tied before. The opponent might be adapting or following a more complex strategy. Given this uncertainty, I'm trying to disrupt the pattern by guessing Paper."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Scissors in the last four rounds, and since Paper beats Scissors, I'm going to predict that they will try to change their strategy. However, considering that Paper was also the predicted move in previous rounds and the opponent didn't adapt previously, it's possible that they could repeat their previous moves."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for all but one round, and Scissors beats Paper. Therefore, I predict the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissor again."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After observing the opponent's consistent strategy of playing Scissors after my previous moves (Rock, Rock), I'm predicting a change in their strategy. They may adapt to avoid another Scissors match, making Paper a more likely choice."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissors in response to my guesses. Since I've been guessing Paper in recent rounds, I'm predicting that they'll stick to their pattern and play Scissors again."""
+54,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock three times in a row, I'm going to take the opposite strategy by predicting Paper. This could be an attempt to break the repetition pattern."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be a mix of repeating patterns and adaptations. They alternated between Rock and Paper (Rounds 1-2) before switching back to Rock (Round 4). This suggests they may be trying to anticipate my next move and adjust accordingly. Since I previously guessed Scissor and got defeated by Paper, I'm expecting them to repeat this strategy in the next round. Additionally, Paper covers Scissor, so it's a safe bet to go with Paper again."""
+57,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Scissors in response to my initial Rock move. Additionally, they have also been playing Paper against my subsequent Paper moves. Given this pattern, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they will play Scissors again next round, hoping to get an even split or try to catch me off guard."""
+61,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice recently (Rounds 3 and 5), which suggests a possible pattern. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll play Scissor again."""
+65,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent seems to be playing a random strategy, there are some patterns emerging. In rounds 2 and 4, the opponent chose Rock after I played Paper. This makes me think that the opponent might be adapting their move based on my previous play. Since I'm currently at 0 points, it's likely the opponent will try to mix things up and not repeat the Rock-Rock sequence. Therefore, I'm predicting Paper as my next move."""
+59,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in a row, which indicates a possible pattern. Additionally, the opponent previously played Scissors when I guessed Rock, suggesting that Scissors might be a response to Rock or even a repeating pattern itself. Considering these factors, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors this round."""
+51,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Rock in the previous rounds. I'm expecting them to switch again, and since they played Paper three times, it's likely they'll choose a different move. Given the pattern, Scissors seem like a good bet."""
+62,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a mix of moves so far, but I notice that they have played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 3 and Round 4). This suggests that they might be trying to balance their strategy by playing more stable options like Rock. As my previous prediction was Paper, which got beaten by Rock in Round 2, I'm going to try to reverse this trend by guessing Rock."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Since the opponent has played Paper twice in a row, I'm going to predict Rock as a contrasting move. Additionally, my previous mistake with Scissors led me to expect the opponent would change their strategy."""
+63,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since Rock was played in the previous round (Round 3), my prediction for this round is that the opponent will choose Scissors. This reasoning is based on a simple pattern recognition approach."""
+53,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing a mix of Rock (in Rounds 1, 3) and Paper (in Rounds 2, 4), with no Scissor until Round 5. Since Paper was able to defeat Rock in Round 2, I'm assuming the opponent might try to play Paper again, as it's been successful before."""
+64,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Scissor, I got two incorrect moves in a row (Scissor and Rock). This suggests that the opponent might have adapted to my previous guesses. Since Paper hasn't been played yet, I'm guessing it as the next move to break this pattern. Additionally, Paper beats Scissor, which could be an incentive for the opponent to play Paper rather than continue with repeating moves like Rock."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves are alternating between Rock and Paper. Since Rock was played in the previous round (Round 3), it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper next to counter my initial move."""
+52,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper multiple times, with a pattern of alternating between the two. I'm betting on them playing Paper again to keep this pattern going."""
+60,llama3,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to respond with Paper after consecutive Rock moves. Since Rock was guessed in Rounds 4 and 5, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to change their previous move. In Round 3, they played Scissor after playing Paper in Round 2. Then, in Round 4, they went back to Rock after playing Paper again. Given this alternating pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissor next as it's the opposite of their recent moves."""
+58,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""I'm trying to figure out a possible pattern in the opponent's moves. In rounds 2, 4, and 5, the opponent has played Scissor when you've chosen Rock. There doesn't seem to be any correlation between their move and your previous choices in other cases. Given this pattern and assuming it might continue, I'm predicting Scissor as the next move."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in the last four rounds. Given no new information, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock, hoping that my previous observations will continue to hold true."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Although the opponent has played Paper three times in a row, there is no guarantee that they will continue to play the same move. However, it's possible that the opponent may be trying to adapt and mix things up, which would make Scissors a good choice as it cannot lose to either Rock or Paper."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first four rounds. This suggests a simple repeating pattern. To break this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper next, which is the only option left out so far."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the majority of the rounds, and alternating between Rock and Paper. I'm betting that they will try a different move, such as Scissor, to break the pattern."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock so far, I'm not ready to commit to that conclusion. Since we're in Round 6 and the sequence shows no sign of changing, my next logical step is to challenge the opponent's strategy by playing Rock myself. This way, I'm prepared for any response."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent consistently plays Rock in multiple rounds. This suggests a strong possibility that they are sticking to their initial strategy or have not yet deviated from it. Since Rock and Scissors is an unbeatable combination, I believe the opponent might choose Scissors as their next move, hoping to counter my potential Rock."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. While this could be a repeating pattern or a simple strategy, it's a reasonable assumption to make that they would stick with what works so far."""
+56,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's recent pattern suggests a focus on playing the same move as me. In Rounds 3, 5 and previously Round 1 (although accidentally), they played Paper when I chose Paper. This could be an attempt to adapt to my moves. To mix things up, I'm predicting Rock for the next round."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds, and it's likely that they won't change their strategy suddenly. Also, the game history shows a repeating pattern where the opponent plays Paper against Rock and Scissors moves. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will still play Paper next round."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 4 rounds, which suggests a strategic pattern. Given that Rock beats Scissors and Paper also beats Scissors, I'm predicting the opponent will continue with Scissors again. However, to mix things up and not fall into another predictable pattern, I'll choose Paper as my prediction."""
+55,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Paper. In Round 2, they played Paper after I guessed Rock, and in Rounds 5 and 3, they played Rock again after I chose Paper or Rock respectively. This pattern suggests a possible alternating strategy. Considering this, my prediction for the next move is Paper to maintain the alternating sequence."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent is not following a straightforward pattern. In Round 1 and 2, the opponent played different moves after my Rock guess. However, in Round 3, the opponent's move (Scissor) seems to be a counter to Paper. Given that I previously guessed Rock twice, it's possible that the opponent has transitioned to a strategy where they play opposite to their previous move. Therefore, I'm predicting Scissors as the next move."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, and there's no clear pattern to suggest a change. Given the repetition, it's likely that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock-Paper-Scissor with some repetition. Since I've previously guessed Rock twice and been wrong, I'm going to make an educated guess that the opponent will respond to my previous moves by playing Scissor. Additionally, this move seems like a logical next step given the pattern observed in earlier rounds."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently in Rounds 1-5, and I see no reason why they would change their strategy now. Therefore, I'm going to bet on 'Scissor' again."""
+54,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock, Paper and Rock three times in a row. Since Paper is able to beat Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will repeat their last move and play Paper again."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in response to my moves, except when I predicted a move that would lose (Paper for Paper, which happened multiple times). Given this pattern, I'm anticipating Scissors again."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissor in response to different moves from me. Given this pattern, I'm predicting Paper as my next move to try to break this sequence and potentially gain an advantage."""
+65,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock after Paper and Scissors after Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be trying to neutralize my moves by switching between paper and rock. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+57,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Although the opponent's strategy is not yet clear, I've noticed that in recent rounds (Rounds 4 and 5), they have been playing Scissor after my chosen Rock. This might be a pattern or an adaptation to respond to my previous choices. To disrupt this potential pattern, I'm going to predict Rock as my next move."""
+61,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""In the past, when I chose Rock or Paper and lost, my next move was Scissor. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting to my previous moves. Since my last two guesses were both Paper, which has been repeatedly defeated by the opponent's choice of Rock, it's likely they'll choose Rock again if I follow with a similar move. By switching to Scissor instead, I'm trying to deviate from the pattern and catch them off guard."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a mix of wins and losses, but there's a slight trend towards Paper. In Round 3, the opponent played Scissors against my Paper guess. Additionally, in Rounds 2 and 6, the opponent responded with Rock or Scissors to my Rock and Paper guesses respectively. Considering these patterns, I believe the opponent might be looking for an opportunity to use Scissors again and catch me off guard. Therefore, I'm predicting Scissor as the opponent's next move."""
+59,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock and Scissors in the past, with two instances of each. Given that Paper previously played out as an equal or inferior move (three times), I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to another option to gain an advantage. Based on the data, Paper is the most likely strategy change, as it can successfully counter both Rock and Scissor."""
+51,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock twice and Paper once. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting their strategy to avoid getting beaten by a repeated choice (like you did in Round 1). Assuming this adaptation continues, they would try to counter my most common prediction, which is likely to be Rock again. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm predicting the opponent will choose Paper next."""
+62,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in a row. Since Rock is a relatively strong move, the opponent might be trying to exploit this pattern by playing Scissor in the next round. However, I'm not convinced that they will stick with this strategy, and Paper can beat Rock. Therefore, my prediction is Paper."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in two consecutive rounds. This could be a simple repeating pattern, so I predict they will continue with Paper for the third round."""
+64,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has previously played Rock twice after Paper and Scissors, respectively. This could be a repeating pattern, so my prediction is that they will play Rock again."""
+53,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After observing that the opponent had played Paper in Rounds 2 and 6, I noticed a pattern. Since they have played various moves before, I'm taking a chance on my prediction being correct again and choosing Paper to ensure I get at least one point."""
+63,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Based on the current game history, I've noticed that the opponent has played Scissor in three consecutive rounds (Rounds 1, 3, and 5). This suggests a possible pattern of repetition. Given this, my prediction for the next move is Scissor."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last two rounds, and Scissors beat Rock. Since I haven't seen a clear pattern or adaptation yet, I'll take a chance and predict Scissors, hoping to capitalize on its strength against Rocks."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the last 5 rounds. As a human player, I would start to get bored with playing Rock all the time and might mix things up. Therefore, I'm going to predict that the opponent will play something different, which they often play is Paper."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""As the opponent has repeatedly played Paper after Rock, I'm taking a chance that they'll continue this pattern. Additionally, since Paper beats Scissors, it's possible they're trying to limit my options by playing Paper after different moves."""
+60,llama3,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be focusing on beating the Rock (Round 3-5), which means they are likely to choose Paper or Scissor. Since Rock beats Scissor, I'm leaning towards predicting Rock as their next move."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent previously played Paper after I played Rock, and Scissors after I played Scissors. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be trying to counter my last move, in which case playing Paper would be a good strategy since it beats all three of the opponent's moves."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in response to both Rock and Scissor. I'm going to take a chance that they continue this pattern, so my prediction is Rock."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""I've noticed that the opponent has played Paper in several consecutive rounds (Rounds 2-4). Given this consistency, I'm betting on Paper again as my next move, hoping to break the pattern."""
+58,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that in Rounds 1-4, the opponent's moves were alternating between Rock and Scissors. However, in Round 3, the opponent played Paper again, which suggests a possible repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Since you predicted Rock three times in a row and lost each time, I'm inclined to think that the opponent might switch to Paper again to avoid another loss. Additionally, Rock has been the most commonly used move so far, making it less likely for the opponent to choose Scissors again. Therefore, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock consistently over 4 rounds. While this is not a reliable pattern yet, it gives me a hint about their potentially simplistic strategy. Given that my previous guesses were mostly incorrect, I choose to 'play along' with the opponent's seeming favorite move (Rock) in the hopes of getting another chance at winning."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's consecutive plays of Rock in Rounds 1-6 suggest a repeating pattern. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock for now."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent is consistently playing Rock. Given my previous mistakes predicting Rock, I'm switching to Paper as a strategy to try and win. With no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed in the opponent's moves, I'll make an educated guess by trying to exploit their possible tendency to play Rock."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a fixed strategy. In this case, I'm going to take a gamble and predict Scissor, as it is not a common response when playing against a fixed opponent. This move might help me break the pattern or force the opponent to adapt."""
+56,llama3,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to play even more frequently. In rounds 3-5, the opponent played Paper three times in a row. This could be an attempt to counter my previous moves (Paper). Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Scissor in the next round as it is a strong counter to Paper."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be alternating between Rock and Paper, since in the last two rounds they played Paper after I played Rock. I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern and play Paper next."""
+55,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""I'm noticing that the opponent tends to play rock after a previous even or losing move, such as when I played Paper in Round 2. Since my last move was also Paper, I assume they will go back to playing Rock again."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissor as their next move after all different previous moves. Given that I'm also thinking the way is to go with Paper (as it beats Scissor) and currently winning, I'll stick to my strategy."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper five times in a row. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, if the opponent plays the same move repeatedly, it's likely they're trying to trick me by using Paper. Since Paper beats Scissor and loses to Rock, I predict the opponent will continue playing Paper for now. But since their streak of Paper has lasted five rounds, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock instead."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has previously played Rock and Paper, but not Scissor. I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting the most balanced option, which is Paper."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in the past, and I'm trying to mix things up by predicting Rock. Since their pattern doesn't seem to be based on adapting to my previous moves, I think they might fall for a change of pace."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors after Rock and Paper in the past. I'm anticipating they'll stick to this pattern again, so I'm choosing Scissors."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissor in the last few rounds, and I'm taking a chance that they will stick to their pattern. If not, I'll be ready to adapt my strategy."""
+54,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock three times in succession (Rounds 3, 5, and 7). This suggests a possible repeating pattern. As Rock beats Scissors, it's likely that the opponent will stick to their strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern so far suggests that they are playing Scissors frequently. Since I previously guessed Paper and won, and also correctly predicted the opponent's play in Rounds 1-5, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock this round. Additionally, the opponent has played Scissor six times in a row, which increases my confidence that they might mix things up with a different move."""
+57,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Paper twice in a row (Rounds 3 and 5, as well as Rounds 5 and 7). Therefore, I'm expecting them to continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+65,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent's moves seem to be repetitive. Specifically, they have played Scissor three times in a row after each of my Rock guesses, and Rock after each Paper guess. Given this pattern, I'm going to hedge my bets and predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+61,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor in the past, with a slight bias towards playing Scissor. Since I previously guessed Paper incorrectly and then correctly, I'm predicting a repeat of Scissor to balance out the pattern."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. In the last two rounds, they switched from playing Scissor to playing Rock/Paper. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+51,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""I noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper after my previous two Rock guesses. Additionally, all wins and losses seem to be following a pattern where they lose or win in alternation. Given these patterns, I'm expecting them to stick with their strategy and play Paper again."""
+62,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of playing the same move as my previous choice (Rock/Rock, Paper/Scissor), and Scissor is the only option that hasn't been played yet. Given this pattern, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor as the next move."""
+59,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting to my previous moves. In Round 1 and 2, they played Paper when I guessed Rock or Paper. Then, they started playing Scissors more frequently, especially when I repeated Paper (Rounds 3-5). Now that I've mixed things up with Scissor (Round 6) and then back to Paper (Round 7), I'm guessing the opponent might go back to playing Paper again, as this is a pattern they've followed before. Therefore, my prediction is Rock."""
+64,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors in their previous moves. Since they played Rock in the last round, I'm predicting Paper as their next move, hoping to win by covering Rock."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in the last four rounds, so a change is needed to prevent a repetition. Since Scissors lost against Paper previously, I'm less likely to predict Scissors. Therefore, my best option is Paper."""
+63,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Although the opponent's past moves have followed a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissor, there is no clear evidence that they will continue this pattern forever. To challenge their potential repeat behavior and also counter the fact that they tend to play Scissor against Rock, I'm predicting Paper as my next move."""
+53,llama3,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between 'Rock' and different options ('Paper', 'Scissors'). In Rounds 1-3, the opponent played 'Rock' followed by 'Paper', which suggests a pattern of alternating. In Rounds 5 and 6, the opponent again played 'Rock' followed by 'Paper'. Given that the current round is Round 7, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue this pattern and play 'Scissor', as the next option after 'Rock'."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""In the previous rounds, the opponent consistently played Rock. Although there is only one data point to support this conclusion (Round 3), it's still a pattern worth considering. Additionally, since all but one prediction made has been incorrect, I'm leaning towards a more conservative choice in this round."""
+52,llama3,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to mix between playing Rock and Paper. They have played Rock multiple times (Rounds 1, 3, 5), and once they've played Paper (Round 2). Since my current score is only 1, I'm going to take a risk and predict Rock as the next move. This is because the opponent might be trying to balance their strategy to keep me guessing."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in a repetitive sequence, specifically in rounds 2-5 and again in rounds 7. Given the pattern, my prediction is that they will continue with Paper this round as well."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be using a repeating pattern. In rounds 4 and 6, they switched from Scissors/Paper to Rock/Sissors after I guessed Paper. If this pattern continues, the next move would likely be Rock."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the game history, I observed that the opponent has played Paper in 5 out of 6 rounds. This suggests a pattern or strategy favoring Paper over other options. Although this data may not be reliable for predicting their next move, it's an indication that they might stick with what has worked so far. Therefore, my prediction is Rock, hoping to break the repetition and catch them off guard."""
+60,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to switch between Paper and Scissors in recent rounds. In Rounds 5, 6, and 7, the opponent played Paper three times in a row. This pattern suggests that they may be adapting to my previous moves. Since I previously guessed Rock, which led to a winning streak for me, I think the opponent might try to mix things up by playing Scissors next."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently so far, and I'm trying to break the pattern. By predicting Paper, I'm introducing a new option that can potentially outmaneuver Rock."""
+58,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Round 6 and Round 7). This might indicate a possibility of the opponent moving to Rock. Additionally, the opponent switched from Paper to Scissors after my initial guess of Rock. Considering these patterns and the opponent's tendency to adapt, I'm predicting Rock for this next round."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After observing the opponent consistently playing Rock in all previous rounds, I'm taking a chance by predicting Scissor. Given that the opponent doesn't seem to adjust their strategy based on my past moves, I believe this is a fair bet."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 6 rounds, I'm assuming they're likely to stick with their current strategy and play Rock again. This approach has been successful for me in the past, so I'm choosing it based on pattern recognition."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, and their strategy seems to be fixed on choosing Rock. Given that I'm trying to break this pattern, I'll choose Paper to cover the possibility of them sticking with Rock again."""
+56,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I previously predicted either Rock or Scissors, the opponent played Paper. The current score suggests that the opponent might be trying to exploit my tendency towards those moves. Therefore, I'm going to predict Paper in this round, hoping to take advantage of any potential pattern."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has been consistently using Scissors for the past 4 rounds, and I'm assuming they will continue this pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors, I'm choosing to predict Rock as my next move."""
+55,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with occasional switches to Scissors. Since the last three rounds were all Papers from me, I'm guessing the opponent will respond with Rock this time."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent's moves have been consistently Paper. Given my current score and the opponent's pattern, I'm predicting they will change their strategy by playing Scissors to mix things up."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Rock after Scissors. In Round 4, I guessed Scissor and the opponent played Rock. Also, the opponent played Paper in two consecutive rounds (Rounds 2 and 5), which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Considering these observations, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""Although the opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, they may not maintain this pattern indefinitely. Since Paper has been a successful choice for me in recent rounds, I'll stick with it and see if it continues to work."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Despite the opponent consistently playing Scissors, I'm hesitant to predict a single outcome. However, Paper has performed relatively better in this game with an accuracy of 50%. Therefore, I'll choose Paper as my predicted move for the next round."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be always playing Scissors, as they have repeated this pattern throughout the game history. Given that 7 out of the last 8 rounds ended with the opponent's choice being Scissors, I'm making a prediction that they will stick to their strategy and play Scissors again."""
+54,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Rounds 1-5 and 6-7, the opponent was alternating between playing Rock three times in a row and then Paper. Since this pattern continued in Round 8 with Rock followed by Paper, I'm going to bet on another repetition of this pattern for the next round. Therefore, my prediction is Paper."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor more frequently than the other options in the game history. Given that I didn't predict Rock previously, and considering the opponent's tendency to play Scissor often, my next move is likely to be Rock, as it can cover both Paper (opponent's most common Rock) and Scissor. This strategy aims to exploit the opponent's apparent pattern and adapt to their moves."""
+57,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After observing the opponents' moves, I've noticed a pattern where they tend to choose against my previous move. Specifically, after I played Rock, they chose Scissors in both Round 2 and Round 4. Similarly, when I played Paper, they also chose against me (Paper) in Rounds 3 and 5. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will once again choose against my current prediction, which is Paper. Since Scissor beats Paper, I think this is a likely outcome."""
+65,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock after I've played Paper, suggesting they may be using a simple counter-strategy. Since my previous move was Rock, I'm predicting the opponent will again play Rock in response."""
+61,llama3,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 6 and Round 8, the opponent played Rock when my previous guess was Scissor. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be employing a simple adaptation strategy to counter my Scissor guesses. Since my last guess was not Scissor (in Round 7), I'm predicting that the opponent will stick with their established pattern of playing Rock after my non-Scissor guesses. Therefore, my prediction for this round is 'Rock'."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent played Rock, it was often followed by Paper (Rounds 2 and 4). In Round 7, the opponent played Rock again, but this time it was met with Scissors. Considering these patterns, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round, making my predicted move Rock."""
+51,llama3,R-P,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has previously played a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. Considering the current score, I'm predicting that the opponent will try to break the pattern by playing Scissors next."""
+62,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock frequently. In Rounds 4, 6, and 8, they played Rock three times in a row. This pattern suggests a possible repeating behavior or adaptive strategy. Given this trend, my prediction is that Paper will be the most likely choice for the next move since it beats Rock."""
+59,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Although the opponent has been playing `Paper` repeatedly in recent rounds, I noticed that they've mixed it up between `Paper`, `Scissor`, and `Rock` earlier. I'm going to take a chance and predict that the next move will be something new. Given that we didn't see any pattern like alternating or sequential plays within the same choice (e.g., 2x Paper followed by 2x Scissor), this seems like a reasonable next step."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Paper in all instances where I played Rock. This pattern suggests that they may be adapting their strategy to counter my initial move. Since I've already played Rock twice and lost both times, I'm making a safe bet by predicting Paper as my next move. Additionally, Paper also beats Scissors, which was my previous move, so this choice seems like the most plausible outcome."""
+64,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that when I chose Scissors in Round 3 and 4, the opponent responded with Rock. Additionally, when I chose Paper in Rounds 2, 5, and 7, the opponent responded with either Rock (Round 2) or Scissors (Rounds 5 and 7). This pattern suggests that the opponent is more likely to choose Rock after Scissors and Paper. Considering my last two moves were Paper and Scissors, it seems logical to predict that the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent tends to repeat the previous move, as seen in Round 4. However, considering the opponent's diverse moves so far (Rock in Rounds 1 and 3, Paper in Round 5, Scissors in Rounds 2 and 6), I'm taking a chance on predicting an alternative move, specifically Paper."""
+63,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently chosen Rock following an incorrect guess from me (Round 2 and 4). In Round 6, they changed their strategy to follow a correct guess of Scissor. Additionally, in the last two rounds (7), the opponent chose strategies that worked against my previous moves. With this pattern in mind, I predict that the opponent will choose Rock as their next move since it's been a successful strategy for them."""
+53,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Based on the game history, it seems like the opponent is adapting to the previous move. In rounds 3 and 7, after I guessed Paper, they played Rock, which suggests that they may be trying to counter my strategy by playing Rock after a Paper guess. Therefore, I'm guessing Rock as my next move to see if this pattern continues."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Rock in several consecutive rounds (4-7), which suggests a repeating pattern. To counter this, I'm predicting that the opponent will now play Paper, trying to mix things up and avoid another Rock-Rock outcome."""
+52,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play 'Paper' after the player has previously played 'Rock'. Additionally, in Round 6, the opponent repeated 'Paper' two times in a row. Considering these patterns, my prediction for this round is that the opponent will play 'Paper' again."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played a mix of moves, but there is a tendency to follow with Rock after Paper and Scissor. Since my last move was Paper, which resulted in winning, I'm predicting the opponent will change their strategy by playing Rock next, trying to gain an advantage."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be 'always Paper' since they played Paper in all non-first rounds. However, it's possible that the strategy is more complex or adaptive than this. To minimize risk, I'm choosing Rock as my primary option. As it has a fair chance of beating Paper if my assumption about their strategy is correct."""
+60,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent has a strategy involving alternating between Paper and Scissors. In rounds 2, 3, and 5, they played Scissors after I chose Rock, and in round 6, they played Scissors after I chose Paper. This pattern suggests that if I choose Rock again, they will respond with Paper. Therefore, my prediction is that they will play Paper on the next turn."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock all the previous rounds. Considering the pattern, it's likely they'll repeat themselves and play Rock again. However, since my last correct guess was Scissor, I'm going to diverge from my initial instinct and predict Paper, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+58,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After re-examining the game history, I noticed that the opponent mostly played Scissors and Paper. In Round 1, they played Paper to beat my Rock. Later, in Rounds 7 and 4, they also played Paper. Considering their previous choices, I'm going to take a chance by predicting Paper as well, hoping to tie this round."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's strategy seems to be repetitive, playing Rock in every round. However, in Round 8, I predicted Scissor and was correct. This suggests that the opponent may have changed their strategy or is adapting to my predictions. As a result, I'm cautious and predict Paper to try to exploit the potential weakness."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be stuck on playing Rock in most rounds, so I'm going to try to break the pattern by predicting Paper. This could be an attempt to mix things up and see if the opponent will deviate from their strategy."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, so I'm anticipating a change. Since my last two moves were Paper and Rock, I'm choosing Paper as my next move to mix it up"""
+56,llama3,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Scissor twice in response to my Scissor and Paper. In Round 6, the opponent played Scissor after my Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adaptive and adjust their strategy based on my previous move. Since I'm going for a different approach this time around, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again, so I'll counter with Rock."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor in response to my previous moves. I'm assuming this strategy will continue, so I'll play Scissor as well."""
+55,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play 'Paper' after a sequence of 'Rock' or 'Scissor'. Although this is not always the case, it has happened multiple times in previous rounds. Given that my last two predictions were both 'Rock', I'm taking a calculated risk and predicting 'Paper' for the next move, hoping to capitalize on this potential pattern."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in response to Rock and Scissor, suggesting a strong bias towards this move. Given the simplicity of this strategy, I'm making an educated guess that they will stick with it again."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be randomly distributed and don't show a clear pattern. However, there is a slight trend that Rock-Paper-Scissor-SRock-Paper-Pa... (the cycle continues). Even though the length of this cycle is not fixed, it looks like the opponent might be slightly more likely to choose Scissors after Paper, which means I should play Paper to balance out the situation and minimize the chances of losing."""
+54,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has alternated between Rock and Paper in recent rounds. Since they played Rock last time, I predict they will switch to Paper this round."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors consistently for a few rounds. Since there doesn't seem to be any specific strategy being employed, I'm betting on the opponent continuing their streak and playing Scissors again."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissor in all but three rounds. The times they didn't play Scissor, they played Scissor after a Rock or Paper move. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting to my previous moves. Since my previous moves have been mostly Rocks and Papers, I'm going to predict that the opponent will continue to counter with Scissors."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissors in 8 out of the last 9 rounds. This suggests a strong possibility that they are following a repeating pattern or are simply predictable. Given this streak, my logic suggests that the opponent is more likely to play Scissors again. However, to take into account some potential adaptivity from the opponent, I'm choosing Paper as the next move."""
+57,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock and Scissor in previous rounds, but always chosen Paper when my guess was also Paper. This suggests that they might adapt their strategy based on my moves. Since I've played Rock three times and Paper twice previously, I predict the opponent will play Paper to counterbalance my tendency towards Rock."""
+61,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Additionally, in two instances where I previously predicted Scissors (Rounds 6 and 8), the opponent chose Rock. Given this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Rock, as it appears to be a counter-strategy to break the alternating pattern."""
+65,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be a simple adaptation to the game history. In all rounds except for Round 9, the opponent either repeated their previous move or played Rock when you chose Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be trying to adapt to my choices. Since I'm considering playing rock next, I predict the opponent will play Scissors as they did in Rounds 1-7 and Rounds 5 and 7. However, this game history also shows that the opponent can mix things up with a different choice (Scissors in Round 9), so I'm taking a calculated risk to play Rock again."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent's behavior seems to be an adaptive mix of repeating patterns and exploiting the player's moves. In Round 2, the opponent played Paper after Rock, suggesting they will switch to Paper again if I choose Rock. Also, since I lost with Rock in Round 9, I think it is safer to go back to Paper instead."""
+59,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to counter my 'Rock' moves with 'Paper', and my 'Paper' moves are also often met with 'Scissor'. However, when I choose 'Paper' repeatedly (Rounds 3, 5, 7), the opponent seems to adapt by choosing 'Paper' as well. Considering this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will next play 'Rock', which would be a counter-strategy to my previous 'Rock' move in Round 9."""
+51,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper. Since their last move was Rock (Round 7), I predict they will switch to Paper in the next round."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper three times in a row (Rounds 2, 3, and 4), which suggests they might be alternating between Paper and another option. Given that I had guessed Paper twice before, I'm predicting Scissors as the next move."""
+62,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has alternated between Rock and Scissor in the past, which suggests a repeating pattern. Additionally, Paper was played in Rounds 2 and 7, which were both followed by the opponent playing Scissor. This observation leads me to believe that the opponent is more likely to play Rock next."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they play their previous move's counter. In the latest round, they played Rock after previously playing Scissor. Since Scissors cuts Paper, I'm predicting that they will currently choose Paper as their next move."""
+53,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice after I played either Rock or Scissors. Additionally, they have played Rock twice in the last three rounds, so it's likely they won't play Rock again soon. This suggests that Paper is the next most probable move."""
+63,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has a repeated pattern of playing Rock after Paper. Since my current move is not Paper, I predict that the opponent will play Scissor. To counter this, I choose Paper, as it beats Scissors. This reasoning is based on understanding the opponent's pattern and adapting to it."""
+64,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has previously played a mix of Rock and Scissor, with Rock being more common. In Round 4, they switched to playing Scissor against my Scissor guess. In Round 5 and 7, they also chose Scissor against Paper guesses from me. This pattern suggests the opponent might be adapting to counter my previous choices. Given this repetitive behavior, I'm predicting the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds. Although it's a simple observation, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock as well for the next round, hoping to catch an instance of adaptiveness or a subtle pattern that might have emerged."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper repeatedly. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper beats Rock, so it's likely they will stick with their winning strategy again. Plus, they didn't switch up their move after my previous Rock and Paper guesses, which further supports this prediction."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves in the previous rounds follow a repetitive pattern, with all instances being 'Paper' after Rock. I'm assuming this pattern will continue and expect the next move to be Paper as well."""
+52,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Rounds 1 and 7, both opponents played Rock. Additionally, from Round 2 to Round 8, the opponent has consistently beaten any Paper or Scissor move made by me, implying a Paper-heavy strategy. Considering these patterns, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, it appears that the opponent is consistently playing Rock. Since I've previously tried both Rock and Scissors with no success, my next logical step would be to try Paper. This move has a decent chance of beating Rock if the opponent continues their pattern."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Paper, except for one instance where they played Rock. Based on this pattern, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll play something different next round. Since Scissor is the only move left, it's my best bet."""
+58,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors after my predictions. Since my score is 1 point and I didn't win consistently with Rock or Paper, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock this time. If the opponent's pattern continues, they might choose Scissor again."""
+60,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Rock-Paper... with some exceptions. In the last few rounds, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, they often responded with Paper. This suggests that their strategy might be to counter my initial move with Paper. Given this pattern and considering that Scissors is less likely to interact with Paper compared to Rock or Paper, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor, trying to break the repeating pattern."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in every round. Since my previous predictions of Rock and Paper didn't yield a correct outcome, I'm going to try a different approach this time. Paper is the only option left that can beat Rock, so I'll take a chance and predict Paper as the opponent's next move."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in almost every round. In Round 7, I was correct when I guessed Scissors, which suggests that the opponent may have adapted their strategy to respond to my non-Rock guess. To account for this possibility, I'm predicting Paper, as it hasn't been played yet and may be a response to previous Rock moves."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After the initial string of Rock-Rock-Rock, I noticed a change in behavior from round 8 onwards. In rounds 5-7, they continued to play Rock, but in round 8, they played Scissor when I chose Rock. This suggests that they might have adapted their strategy to anticipate my move. Since the opponent has been playing Rock most of the time so far, I'm guessing they'll maintain this pattern and play Rock again."""
+56,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I notice that after a few patterns where the opponent consistently played either Paper or Scissor, they surprisingly switched to Rock in Round 5 and Scissor in Round 6. This adaptive behavior hints at a more complex strategy. Since my current score is 4, I'm trying to break even with a cautious move. Historically, Paper has been a relatively stable choice for the opponent, but lately, it's been less frequent. On the other hand, Scissor appears to be an emerging pattern, and this could be an opportunity to catch them off guard."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has repeated the same move twice in the past (Rock and Paper), so it might be a good idea to go against their previous moves. Considering that I previously guessed Rock incorrectly, I'll switch to guessing Paper this time, but as a variation, I'll try playing Rock instead."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper against my attempts to play Rock. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will again play Paper in the next round."""
+55,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock when the previous move was also Rock. In Round 2, they played Paper after my initial Rock, and in Round 8, after two consecutive Rocks, they played Paper again. Considering this pattern, I'm predicting that they will play Paper again next round."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in Rounds 2-5 and again in Round 6. Given this pattern, I believe it's likely that they will stick to their strategy again and play Scissors again. Playing Paper would be a safe choice as it beats Scissors, which would increase my chances of winning."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that there is a pattern where Rock was played twice and Paper three times. Since Scissors has not been used as much, I predict it will be the next move by the opponent to introduce some variety and avoid playing the same move consecutively again. This prediction is supported by the fact that the opponent has already alternated between Rock and Paper in previous rounds."""
+51,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Rock after Scissors and Paper. Since the previous two moves were not Scissors or Paper, I'm going to predict Rock as the next move."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in a consistent pattern, including the last three rounds. Although there's no guarantee they'll continue this pattern, it seems likely given that they've won three times already. As Rock beats Paper, I think it's a strong possibility they'll choose Rock again to try to win."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, and RPS game strategy is to switch from a beaten move. Since Paper beats Rock, it's likely the opponent will play Scissors next to avoid being beaten again."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in most recent rounds (6, 7, and 8), and previously as well. It appears they have a tendency to stick with Paper after an initial switch from Rock. I'm choosing to play Paper to counter this strategy."""
+64,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors, with a slight bias towards playing Scissors. Since I guessed Paper correctly in Round 5 and got Scissor as the response, I'm assuming they might switch again, making Paper my next prediction."""
+63,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that Rock and Scissors are being used alternately by the opponent (Rock-Scissor-Rock-Scissor...). Paper was played twice in a row after the opponent's Rock. Given this alternating pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will switch to Paper in the next round."""
+52,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be a repeating pattern, playing Rock and Paper in an alternating sequence (R-P-R-P...). Since the last move was also Paper, I'm predicting the next move will be Paper again based on this pattern."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I've observed that the opponent has consistently played Paper after a Rock move. This pattern has been repeated four times (Rounds 2-3 and 7). Considering this consistent behavior, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again if I choose Rock."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the majority of the rounds so far, which suggests a bias towards this move. Additionally, the opponent's previous 7 moves were all Paper, which adds to the likelihood that they will play Paper again."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be a mix of random and patterned moves. In Round 3, they played Scissors against Paper, which suggests they may have learned to counter Paper with Scissors. Additionally, in Rounds 4 and 7, they repeated playing Rock against Paper multiple times, indicating some level of adaptability. Considering these factors, my next move is Scissor, as it can potentially counter the opponent's possible Paper or Rock moves."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, which suggests a repeating pattern. Since Paper beats Scissors, I'm inclined to believe that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissors again. However, I don't want to fall for this trap, so I'll predict the opposite by choosing Paper."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting based on the previous moves. In rounds 1 and 4, the opponent chose Rock when I predicted Rock. In round 8, the opponent chose Paper after I predicted Rock. This suggests that the opponent might be trying to counter my prediction by choosing a different move. Given this pattern, it's likely that the opponent will choose Paper again in the next round."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has previously played Rock, Paper, and Scissor in that order. Since the sequence repeats every three rounds, my next move should be Rock to try to continue the pattern."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""After observing the opponent's repeated strategy of choosing Scissors 8 times in a row, I'm predicting that they might change their strategy to avoid being caught off-guard. Since Rock beats Scissors, it's a reasonable choice to make."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After observing the opponent's consistent counter-choice to Rock (Papers in Rounds 1, 3, and 7), I think it would be an advantageous strategic move if they continue this pattern. Therefore, I predict Scissors as their next move, as this is the natural response to Paper."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to be following a pattern where they switch between Rock and Paper. In rounds 2-4, the opponent played Paper after my previous moves were Rock or Paper. Additionally, in round 5, the opponent also played Paper when I made the same move again. This suggests that the opponent might be trying to adapt to my previous moves. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves have shown some patterns in the past, such as alternating between Paper and Rock. Additionally, they seem to choose Scissors when faced with Paper (Rounds 3, 6). Considering this pattern, I'm predicting that they will play Scissors next."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent had a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissor moves so far. Since their last three moves were alternating between Rock and Scissor (R-R-S), I'm guessing they'll try Scissor again to diversify their strategy."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in a streak of four consecutive rounds. Additionally, previous occurrences of Rock were met with Paper, suggesting an anti-Rock strategy. Given this pattern, it's likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper to counter-rock again."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has always chosen Paper regardless of my previous moves. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will continue to choose Paper again. However, to mix things up and try to avoid another loss, I'm going to predict Scissors as a way to counter their expected move."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in most rounds. Despite the initial win with Rock, they have favored Paper in many subsequent encounters. I'm making an educated guess that they will continue this trend."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move. In Rounds 4 and 9, they played Rock and Scissor respectively after playing those moves before. This pattern suggests that they might play Rock again. However, considering that you've won with Paper in Round 5, they might try to mix it up by playing Scissor instead. Given the current score is relatively close (You: 4), I think the opponent will try to challenge you with a different move, so I'm predicting Scissor as their next move."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in each of the last 7 rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. I'm going to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that Rock and Paper are being played alternately. In rounds 2, 8, and 9, the opponent played Paper after my previous move was Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent may again choose Paper next. Additionally, in round 5, both of us chose Paper. Considering these patterns, I decided to predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess and choosing Rock to start. There's no pattern or strategy to rely on yet."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I have no information about the opponent's strategy. I'm taking a random guess, hoping that it might be correct."""
+53,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'm taking a random guess to start. I'm not sure what strategy the opponent might be using yet, so I'll just choose one option."""
+60,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, so I don't have any historical data to rely on. Since there's no pattern or repeating behavior established yet, I'll take a random approach. Rock is as good an option as any, and I'm hoping for a good start!"""
+41,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting from scratch with no pattern to observe yet. Since all options are equally likely, I'll make an arbitrary guess and hope it's correct."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no prior information to base my prediction on. I'm starting with a random move to test the opponent's strategy."""
+57,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""This is the first round, and since I have no prior information about the opponent's strategy, I'll start with a random choice. Rock is a good choice to begin with as it has an equal chance of winning or losing against the other two options."""
+58,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""As this is the first round, I'm trying to start with a neutral move that leaves me open to learning from the opponent's response. By choosing Rock, I can see how the opponent reacts and adjust my strategy accordingly."""
+61,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no game history to base my prediction on. I'll take a random approach and choose Rock as my initial guess."""
+59,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I'm going to start conservatively and predict a common opening move. Rock is often seen as a safe choice in RPS, so I'll start with that."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting fresh, and there's no prior information to rely upon. Since RPS is a well-known game with equal chances for each move, I'll start by choosing a random option. Rock is as good a choice as any in this case."""
+64,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I'll start with a random choice. Rock has an equal chance of winning as the other two options, so my reasoning is purely based on the concept of a randomized initial move."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I have no historical data to work with. But, considering the randomness inherent in Rock-Paper-Scissors, I'll start by making a random guess. Rock seems like as good a choice as any for now!"""
+56,llama3,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""I'm starting with a safe bet by predicting Rock, as there is no information yet to make an informed decision. In RPS, all options are equally likely in the first round."""
+54,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any game history to make an informed prediction. My decision to predict 'Rock' for now is a gut feeling, as each option has equal chance of being chosen by the opponent."""
+55,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no game history to draw conclusions from. I'm taking a random guess here by predicting 'Rock'."""
+51,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. To start with a strong guess, I'll choose Rock as it's one of the most common moves in RPS."""
+52,llama3,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""I'm starting from scratch, without any prior knowledge about the opponent's strategy. Since RPS is a game of uncertainty, I'll take a conservative approach and choose the most common move, which is Rock. This allows me to cover all possibilities while not relying on any specific pattern or assumption."""
+65,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This being the first round, I'm taking a neutral approach and choosing Rock as it's neither strongly favored nor strongly disfavored. This allows me to observe more rounds before making adjustments."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,1,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""This is the first round, and I'm starting by making a relatively random but balanced choice. Paper has a good probability of beating Rock (the most common move) and can also be beaten by Scissors if the opponent is trying to adapt."""
+62,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since there is no game history, I'm making a random guess based on the three possible options. Rock is as good a choice as any to start with!"""
+38,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, and I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet. As a starting prediction, I'll opt for a commonly used first move in RPS, Rock. This allows me to cover my bases for both scissors and paper."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""As this is the first round, I'm starting with a random choice to see how the opponent responds. Rock seems like a good starting point."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""This is the first round, and since I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy yet, I'll choose a random move. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, all moves are equally likely in the long run, so I'll just make an uninformed choice for now."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any specific information to base my prediction on. I'll start by assuming a random move from the opponent. Rock has an equal chance of beating or losing to the other two moves, so it's as good a guess as any."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I have no game history to base my prediction on. Therefore, I'm starting with a random choice. Rock is as good a guess as any, and it's not too tied to a specific pattern."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. As a start, I will choose a random move."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. To start with a neutral approach, I'll choose Rock as my predicted move."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round, and there's no game history to rely on. I'll start by choosing a random move, hoping it might be a good guess."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""It's the first round, and I don't have any information about the opponent's strategy. Since it's a random choice for me, I'm going with Rock as a neutral option."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on. However, Rock, Paper, or Scissors are equiprobable options, so I'll take a random guess. Starting with Rock!"""
+63,llama3,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to rely on. As a fair starting point, I'm going to choose Rock as my initial guess."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on yet. However, starting with a random choice like Rock seems like a plausible approach to begin with."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, there's no game history to analyze. I'm taking a random guess based on the 1/3 probability distribution of each move type in Rock-Paper-Scissors. This simple strategy avoids overthinking and allows me to explore different possibilities."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, I don't have any information to base my prediction on. Therefore, I'm going with a random choice to start. Rock!"""
+36,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1, it's possible that they have a tendency to favor Rock as their initial move. However, this is just an educated guess and we'll need more rounds to confirm the pattern."""
+60,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, which beats Rock, I'm assuming their strategy is to start with a move that beats the previous one. In this case, Scissors would be a good bet since it beats Paper."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent started with a Rock, so I'm going to follow suit and assume they'll stick with the same move. This is because many players tend to start with their strongest or most common move, and since we're only starting round 1, it's likely they didn't intend to give me an opening."""
+53,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent and I drew on the first round, the reasoning becomes a little subjective. However, considering the game is still young, it's not uncommon for opponents to follow a simple strategy like starting with a random choice. Given that we're at a tie, my prediction is Rock to keep things equal."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm trying to avoid a repetition. Paper covers Scissors, which could be a reasonable choice given the current pattern."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After losing the first round and being told that the opponent played Paper, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissors. The strategy so far doesn't seem complex or adaptive, so I'll try to mix it up by taking the opposite move of Rock."""
+57,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, which makes me think they might be trying to take a counter-action approach. Since Rock loses to Paper and Scissor cuts Paper, I'm predicting Scissor as their next move."""
+58,llama3,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, which beats Rock, I'm assuming it's part of a strategy to adapt to my move. As Scissor cuts Paper, it's likely the opponent will switch to this option."""
+59,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was also Rock, it seems like they may not have a clear strategy yet. I'm going to take a chance and predict that their next move will be the same."""
+64,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, I'm predicting Paper as their move to counter my previous choice. This is a common play in Rock-Paper-Scissors."""
+61,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissor in Round 1, I'm going to take a chance and predict Paper. In RPS, Scissor beats Rock, so if the opponent repeated their first move, my initial guess would be Rock again. However, this time I'll deviate from that strategy since Paper can cover both Rock and Scissor, offering more versatility."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since we are starting from scratch and there is no clear pattern yet, I will make a random guess. In many versions of Rock-Paper-Scissors, players tend to start with their strongest move, which is often Rock. Therefore, I will predict Rock as well."""
+56,llama3,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent started with Paper, so it's possible they might go for a sequence. Given that I initially chose Rock, which was beaten by Paper, my next move should be Paper to counter the potential pattern."""
+55,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent started by playing Rock, which is an even-numbered play. In a normal game of RPS, the second move often answers the first move (e.g., Rock-Paper or Scissors-Rock). Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will also choose Rock to maintain this symmetry."""
+54,llama3,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent's first move was Rock and we're playing a simplified version of RPS, I'm expecting some pattern or adaptation from the opponent. Given that Rock is not particularly vulnerable to any of the three options, I'm predicting Paper as my next move. This could potentially exploit the opponent's lack of information about their strategy, encouraging them to make a mistake."""
+52,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, I'm starting with a random guess to see if I can catch them off guard. This approach recognizes that it's early in the game and there isn't enough information yet to make a more informed prediction."""
+51,llama3,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Given it's the first round and we have no information about the opponent's strategy, I'm choosing Rock as a safe bet. Since a tie is possible in RPS, picking Rock allows me to not disadvantage myself immediately."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent's first move was Paper, I'm starting with a conservative approach and guessing Rock to see if I can disrupt their pattern. This move also gives me an opportunity to learn more about the opponent's strategy in future rounds."""
+65,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors on the first round, I'm guessing they might be moving away from Rock to create diversity in their moves. Paper is a good choice as it beats Scissors, so this could be an attempt to counter-attack."""
+62,llama3,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""After the opponent played Scissors in the first round, I'm going to take a chance and predict Rock this time. Since my initial guess was incorrect, I'm trying to flip the script by playing what would lose against Scissors (assuming an adaptive behavior). This is a simple-minded approach, but let's see how it goes!"""
+38,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, my initial thought is that their strategy might involve a repeating pattern. As I don't have any significant information to suggest they're adapting or changing their approach after one round, I'm going to take the same cautious approach and guess Rock again."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's likely they will change their move to avoid a repetition. Paper is a safe choice as it beats Rock and doesn't commit to a specific strategy."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and my task is to predict their next move, I'm assuming they're following a repeating pattern and playing Rock again. This logic might not be correct, but it's a reasonable starting point."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent started with Scissors in Round 1, my prediction is that they will switch to Paper as their next move. This strategy would allow them to have a winning option against me, considering I initially chose Rock."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, and it's not uncommon for opponents to start with a non-dominant move like Scissors, I'm predicting Paper as my counter-move to potentially mix up their strategy."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, suggesting a potential bias towards an opposing move. As Scissor is the one choice that 'beats' both Rock and Paper, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent may choose Scissor to counter my initial selection."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the opponent's move in Round 1, where they played Paper against my initial guess of Rock, I'm leaning towards Paper as my next prediction. This is because Paper beats Rock, which suggests that the opponent may have a preference for winning or at least neutralizing my initial choice. I'm hoping to 'cover' their potential strategy and increase my chances of accuracy."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent's first move was also Rock, which suggests a potentially consistent strategy. Since there isn't enough information to infer pattern or adaptivity at this point, I'm starting by mirroring the opponent's initial choice."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""My initial guess, Rock, was incorrect. Since Scissors were the opponent's choice in Round 1, I'm trying to make a more informed decision by considering the possibility that the opponent might be adapting to my previous move or simply choosing randomly. Paper is a good counter-choice to both Rock and Scissor, so I'll take a chance with this prediction."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, I'm going to follow up with Paper as my prediction. This strategy can help me counter the opponent's move and get another point."""
+63,llama3,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors on the first round, I'm going to try a different move this time. Paper covers Scissors, so it's a safe bet."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 1, so I'm going to predict the same move again. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, it's common for opponents to repeat their previous successful moves, especially when the strategy is unknown."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's possible they are following a repeating pattern. As Rock beats Scissors, not wanting to repeat the same move, I predict the opponent will choose Paper to mix things up and potentially counter your next move."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, I'm guessing they may be following a pattern where they switch their move between two options each time. In this case, I think Paper is the most likely response to Scissors, making it my prediction for the next round."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first two rounds, so my prediction is that they will continue to play Rock again."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Paper after my initial Rock, they may be adapting to my strategy and expecting me to repeat Rock again. By choosing Paper myself, I can potentially counter their expected move and earn another point."""
+60,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 2, which is a matching move, it's possible that they are repeating a pattern. As Rock beats Scissors, I'm guessing that the opponent will choose Paper to counter my predicted Rock."""
+53,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 1, the opponent played Rock and in Round 2, they changed to Paper. This suggests a potential counter-strategy, where the opponent adapts to the previous move. Given my initial guess of Rock was incorrect, and subsequently switching to Rock again didn't work, I predict the opponent will play Paper this round to counteract my expected Rock."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After observing the opponent's two moves, I noticed that both times they played Paper. It seems like they might be using a repeating pattern, so I'm going to try to counter that by playing Paper as well."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Although the opponent has only played Scissors twice, the opponent's strategy seems unpredictable. However, I noticed that both times the opponent played Scissors, my previous guess was a different move (Rock and Paper respectively). Given this pattern, I'm choosing Paper as my prediction for the next round, hoping to break the pattern."""
+57,llama3,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent initially played Paper, so I'm expecting them to switch up their strategy. Since the previous round was a tie (both Scissor), I'm predicting the opponent will choose Rock to try and win this round."""
+58,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the previous round and lost to our predicted Scissors. This suggests that they may be willing to adapt their strategy by switching to a more effective move, such as Paper, which beats Scissors."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, which suggests they may have adjusted their strategy after the first Rock. I'm anticipating a counter-strategy, so it's logical to expect them to switch to Paper again."""
+59,llama3,P-S,3,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissor in Round 2, which is an unusual move. Considering the game history so far, I'm guessing that the opponent might be trying to mix things up and avoid a repetition of their previous pattern. Therefore, my prediction for the next move is Scissor to continue this unpredictable behavior."""
+64,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""Although the opponent doesn't seem to follow a straightforward pattern yet, I'm trying to identify any possible biases or tendencies. Since Rock was played in Round 2 and I previously guessed Paper, which lost to Rock, I'll predict Paper again to potentially exploit this perceived 'opponent's Rock bias.' This is a speculative move, as there might not be an actual pattern. Let's see if my reasoning holds true."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""I noticed that the opponent switched from playing Rock to playing Paper after my previous guess was Rock. This suggests a possible counter-strategy, where the opponent adapts to my move and chooses the opposite one. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+55,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 2, I'm trying to break their pattern by predicting they'll choose Rock again. Switching to Paper could be a way to adapt and catch them off guard."""
+61,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After observing the opponent's moves, I noticed that they played Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2. This suggests a repeating pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. Since it was previously 'Scissor' then 'Rock', my prediction is that they will play 'Paper' next to complete the cycle."""
+56,llama3,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves alternate between Paper and Scissors. Since the last move was Scissors in Round 2, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper next to balance out the previous move."""
+51,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After two rounds, I noticed that the opponent changed their move from Rock in Round 1 to Paper in Round 2. This suggests that the opponent may be adapting to my previous guess and trying to counter it. Since Rock and Paper have a losing relationship, I'm predicting Paper as the next move to try to disrupt the opponent's pattern."""
+54,llama3,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock and Paper in the previous two rounds, it seems like they're following a similar pattern. As Rock is not defeated by either Rock or Paper, I'm predicting that they'll play Rock again to continue their streak."""
+65,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has shown no clear pattern so far, but it's notable that they've played Rock and Scissors in the first two rounds. I'm guessing Paper as a 'different' move to potentially surprise the opponent. This could help me get my prediction right."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponents' moves in Round 1 and 2 are identical (Rock, Paper respectively), so I'm predicting that the pattern will continue and they'll also choose Rock."""
+52,llama3,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After the first round, I guessed Rock and lost. In the second round, I guessed Rock again and won because the opponent played Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be trying to capitalize on my previous guesses. To mix things up, I'm predicting Paper in this round, thinking it might catch the opponent off guard."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in the first two rounds, I'm predicting that they'll stick with their strategy and play Rock again. This approach seems like a simple yet effective pattern for the opponent to follow."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent prefers to play Paper two times in a row. Since we've just had Paper-Paper, I predict that the opponent will switch to Scissors in this round."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponents' moves so far are both Scissors. To mix things up, I'm predicting they'll play Paper next to keep the game interesting."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has already played Rock in the first two rounds, I'm going to stick with my initial thought that they might be following a repeating pattern or an easy-to-fathom strategy. As it's the third round, I'll assume the opponent will continue playing Rock and try to keep the series going."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Scissors consistently in Rounds 1 and 2, I'm prediciting that they will play Paper this round as a variation from their previous pattern. This reasoning is based on the assumption that the opponent may want to mix up their strategy to avoid being predictable."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so I'm guessing Rock to try and mix things up and potentially exploit their strategy."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper twice in a row. Since Rock beats Paper, I'm going to predict that the opponent will switch to Rock next."""
+62,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has been playing in a seemingly random manner, with no obvious pattern emerging from the first two rounds. However, I'll try to identify any tiny patterns or inconsistencies. In Round 1, the opponent chose Scissor over Rock, which could be interpreted as an effort to counter my initial choice of Rock. This might suggest that the opponent is adversarial-minded and tries to adapt to my move. Building on this thought process, in Round 2, the opponent also chose Rock when I did, implying a desire to mirror or neutralize me. Taking these observations into account, I'll predict that the opponent will switch their strategy by choosing Paper in the next round, aiming to counter my potential choice of Rock."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in both rounds, so I'm guessing they might continue to follow a pattern. Given that Rock lost previously, it's possible the opponent will switch to Paper, which would be an adaptive response."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper twice in a row, and I'm trying to break the pattern. Since Paper covered both Rock and Scissors in the previous rounds, going with Paper seems like the best option to avoid losing."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in both rounds so far, I'm going to take a risk and predict they'll switch to Paper. This is based on the common game strategy of alternating between two options."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in both Round 1 and Round 2. Since there is no evidence to suggest a change in the opponent's strategy, I'm predicting that the opponent will again play Rock (a common move for Rock players). Paper beats Rock, so it seems like a safe bet."""
+63,llama3,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2. It seems like the opponent might be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. Since Paper beats Rock, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again in this round."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in two consecutive rounds. This suggests that the opponent may be following a simple alternating pattern, where they alternate between playing Rock-Scissors-Rock-Scissors... and so on. Given this possibility, I'm predicting that the next move will also be Scissors."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After seeing the opponent play Rock three times in a row, I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll switch up their strategy. Scissors is likely to come next as it's a move that often follows a consistent play of Rock from the opponent."""
+60,llama3,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last two rounds, so it's likely they will stick to their current strategy. Additionally, Rock was beaten by Paper in Round 1, so using Paper might be the optimal move to counter a possible Rock from the opponent."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be adapting. In Round 1, they chose the same move as mine (Rock), but in Round 2 and 3, they switched to Paper and Scissor respectively. This suggests that they might try to counter my current move, which is currently Paper. Therefore, I predict that their next move will also be Paper."""
+53,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent switches between Rock and Paper. In Round 2, they played Paper after my initial guess was Rock. This suggests a possibility that they are trying to exploit my predictable behavior. Therefore, I'm going to take a calculated risk by predicting Paper as their next move, hoping to catch them off guard."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves in rounds 1 and 2, Paper, suggest that they may be using an alternating pattern (Paper-Rock-Paper). To break this pattern, I'm predicting Rock as their next move."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and I'm assuming they might repeat their strategy. Since Paper beats Scissors, it's a reasonable guess that the opponent will continue playing Scissor again."""
+57,llama3,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has previously chosen Paper twice in response to Rock. Since my predicted move is also Rock, I assume the opponent will again choose Paper to win against me."""
+58,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""After seeing the opponent play Paper in Round 1, followed by two consecutive occasions where they also played Paper (Rounds 2-3), it seems like the opponent might be leaning towards a pattern of playing Paper more often. Therefore, I'm making an educated guess that they'll deviate from this pattern and choose Rock as their next move."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent previously played Paper to counter my initial Rock guess, indicating a possibility of Paper as the winning choice. Additionally, since Scissors was not played in Round 3, it's likely that they're not repeating a pattern yet, making Paper a more predictable move."""
+59,llama3,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper (Rounds 1 and 3) and Scissors (Round 2). Given this pattern, the next move would likely be Rock to continue the cycle. I'm also considering the fact that my current score is at 2, and a cautious approach might be taken by the opponent."""
+51,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""I noticed that the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock in Round 2, which suggests a possible response to my initial guess. Additionally, since my previous two guesses were Rock, switching to Paper might be an attempt to mix things up and avoid a repeat pattern. This intuition leads me to predict Paper as the opponent's next move."""
+64,llama3,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves seemed to be following a pattern. In Round 1, they chose Scissors after my initial Rock. Then, in Round 3, they again chose Scissors when I picked Paper. This could indicate an adaptive strategy where the opponent is responding to their previous move by switching to the other option (e.g., from Rock/Paper to Scissors). Given this pattern, I'm predicting that in the next round, the opponent will choose Scissors as well."""
+65,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent switches between Scissor and Rock in alternating rounds. Since it's currently a '0' streak for me, I'm guessing the opponent will repeat their previous move (Scissor) to break this streak. Paper beats Scissor, so I'm opting for Paper as my prediction."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent chose Paper after my previous 'Rock' move. This suggests an 'Anti-Rock' strategy. Since I previously played Rock and got beaten by Paper, I think it's likely that the opponent will choose Scissors to counter my next 'Paper'. Therefore, I'm predicting 'Paper' myself to neutralize their potential 'Scissors' move."""
+55,llama3,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, which suggests that they may have a bias towards playing non-Rock moves. Given the alternating pattern observed so far (Rock-Paper-Rock), I'm predicting Rock again for the next round."""
+61,llama3,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors in the previous two rounds. Since Paper was played in both Round 2 and Round 3, I expect the opponent to switch to Rock in the next round."""
+54,llama3,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has previously played Rock twice, so I'm suggesting that my next move should be Rock to counter their potential repeat pattern."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's previous moves showed a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with Scissors being played in the third round to break the cycle. Given this information, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper next to maintain consistency and possibly create another opportunity for Scissors."""
+52,llama3,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""I've noticed that the opponent played Paper after my initial Rock guess. It could be that they're looking to counter my next move, which would suggest they might play Paper again. Additionally, I want to mix things up and make it less likely for them to predict Rock again."""
+56,llama3,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After three rounds, I noticed that the opponent seems to be following a repeating pattern. In Round 2 and 3, they played Scissor and Paper consecutively, respectively. Since I've already predicted Rock and Paper in previous rounds, I'm going to take a chance on the third possible option, Scissor, as it might break the repeating pattern or force the opponent to adapt. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might be using a simple pattern and not have a complex strategy."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""After three consecutive rounds where the opponent chose Rock, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissors. This might be an attempt by the opponent to mix up their strategy or catch me off guard after seeing so much repetition. Let's see if my hunch is correct!"""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and a simple adaptive strategy would be to switch to Rock to counter-Scissor. This leads me to predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""Although the opponent seems to be playing mostly Paper, I don't want to assume a repeating pattern too quickly. Instead, I'll predict they'll stick with Paper again, but also acknowledge the possibility that they might adapt their strategy after my previous Rock and Scissor guesses."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, I'm predicting that they will switch to Scissors to break the pattern and avoid losing again. This is a common strategy in games like RPS, where the opponent tries to mix things up after repeating a move."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. This suggests a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior towards playing Scissors. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors again."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Since the opponent has previously played Paper twice in a row, I'm assuming they might be getting stuck on this strategy. To mix things up and potentially catch them off guard, I've decided to predict Scissor."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""Given the opponent's repeated choice of Paper in Rounds 1, 2, and 3, it's likely that they are following a repeating pattern. Since my previous guesses were both Rock and Scissor, I'm trying to mix things up by predicting Paper, which could potentially break the pattern and catch them off guard."""
+62,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Scissors twice, and one of those times I correctly predicted it. Today, I'm going to try a different move. Since the rock was previously used without success, I'll choose Paper since it can cover Rock and beats Scissors. Additionally, going up against a strategy, I'll be more cautious and consider the potential opponent's response."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After the first round, where both players chose Rock, we saw a change in the opponent's move with them playing Paper instead. This suggests that the opponent might be adopting an adversarial strategy, trying to exploit our previous choice. In light of this, I'm predicting that they will try to counter my potential Rock choice by playing Paper."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, a possible strategy is that they are trying to adapt to my previous moves. Given that I previously guessed Rock and Paper, playing Scissors again might be their attempt to mix things up. Considering this, I'm predicting that they'll play Paper as well, so I'll also choose Paper."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds, I'm trying to mix things up by predicting a different move. Since Rock is not strong against Scissor, it's possible that the opponent might switch to Scissor to avoid losing two games in a row."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has repeated the 'Paper' choice three times in a row, which might indicate that they are stuck on a pattern. Since Rock-Paper-Scissors is all about patterns and adaptability, I'm taking a chance that the opponent will switch to a different move to break this repetitive pattern. Scissor is often used as a trump card to counter Paper, so it's a reasonable choice to make here."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first three rounds. Since this is a continuous pattern, I predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+63,llama3,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they are alternating between Scissors and Rock. Since Paper was the winning move in Round 3, I'm betting on Paper again, assuming it's part of their oscillating strategy."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,4,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""Although the opponent played Scissor in Rounds 1 and 3, they switched to Paper in Round 2. This suggests a possible pattern of alternating between Scissor and Paper, with Rock being less likely. Since my previous guess was Scissor (Round 3), I'm predicting Paper as the next move to test this hypothesis."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to switch between paper and rock. Since Rock has been played twice in a row (Rounds 1 and 4), I predict Scissor as the next move to break the pattern."""
+60,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and then switched to Scissor. This suggests that the opponent may be adopting an adaptive strategy to avoid repetition. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock next, as it's not something they have done recently."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Although the opponent has played Rock in each of the first three rounds, their response to my Scissors in Round 4 suggests a possible avoidance behavior. To take advantage of this pattern, I'm inclined to play Paper, which is less likely to be met with Rock than my previous choice, Scissors."""
+53,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I observed that the opponent has shown a tendency to mix their moves between Rock and Paper. In Round 2, they defeated my initial guess of Rock with Paper, but in Rounds 1, 3, and 4, the outcome was either a draw or loss for me. This suggests that the opponent may have found a vulnerability in my previous strategy or is waiting for me to make another aggressive move like Rock. I think it's likely they'll respond to my potential aggression by playing Scissor."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last four rounds, which suggests a repeating pattern. Since Rock is not the default choice (Paper) based on this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch to Rock as their next move."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in a row (Rounds 1, 2, and 4), so I'm predicting they will switch to Rock next. This is because Playing the same move three times in a row would be too repetitive, and humans tend to mix things up after a while."""
+57,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has previously played Paper twice, after I guessed Rock. This suggests a potential pattern where they respond with Paper when faced with Rock. Additionally, the only other move they've played is Scissor, which was also responded to by Scissors or Paper. Based on this limited data, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+59,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""Since the opponent previously played Scissor in Round 4, it seems like they are adapting their strategy to respond to my previous move. In this case, I'm going to predict Rock as a potential response, hoping that they will stick with their current pattern of switching between Paper and Scissor."""
+51,llama3,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that in Round 2, the opponent played Paper after my guess was Rock. This could indicate a counter-strategy where they play Paper after I play Rock. Since it's been a while since this pattern has repeated, I'll take a chance and predict Rock again to see if the pattern is maintained."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's strategy seems to be a mix of repeating and adaptive behavior. In Round 2, they followed their initial choice (Rock) by playing Paper, which is a common counter-strategy. However, in Rounds 4 and previous rounds, they tended to revisit previous moves. Considering this pattern, I believe the opponent will switch again and play Scissor to counter my predicted move."""
+58,llama3,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Scissors and non-Scissors moves. In the first round, the opponent played Paper against Rock. In the next two rounds, the opponent also played non-Scissor moves (Paper) against both Scissor and Paper predictions. Furthermore, in Round 2, when I predicted Scissor, the opponent also played Scissor, which suggests a pattern of repeating my own move. Therefore, my prediction for this round is Rock, as it would be consistent with the observed pattern."""
+64,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they tend to switch between Rock and Scissor. Since the last move was Rock, I believe they are likely to play Scissor next."""
+65,llama3,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissors so far, so I'm predicting they'll play Rock next. Additionally, Paper has been played three times in a row, which might suggest that the opponent is diversifying their strategy or setting up for a counter-attack."""
+55,llama3,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last two rounds. This suggests that they might be playing a pattern-based strategy, and since Rock was played just before those occurrences of Paper, I'm going to predict that the next move will also be Paper."""
+61,llama3,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent previously played Scissor and Rock in rounds 1 and 4, respectively. Although the opponent has not demonstrated a conclusive pattern yet, I'm taking a chance on Scissor as the next move because it's been part of their recent sequence."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 2, the opponent played Paper after my initial guess was Rock. In Round 4, the opponent also played Rock again after my second guess was Paper. This seems to be a counter-Strategic move by the opponent, as if they are adapting their strategy based on my previous guesses. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock in the next round since it was their response when I previously guessed Paper."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Paper in previous rounds. This suggests a simple repeating pattern. In this round, since the opponent repeated Paper twice, I'm predicting they will switch to Scissors."""
+52,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been alternating between Rock and Paper with three rock-predictions in a row. As it's likely that they are trying to confuse me by going back to an earlier pattern, I'm predicting that they'll go with Scissors for their next move."""
+54,llama3,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Although the opponent has only played Rock and Paper so far, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor as their next move. In simple RPS, opponents often mix up their strategy to avoid being continuously beaten by one move. Since all three moves have been used an equal amount (0-0-0), I think it's possible that the opponent might try something new to catch me off guard. Scissor is a decent mix of strength and unpredictability, so I'll bet on it."""
+56,llama3,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be adaptive, as they've been switching between Rock and Scissors. In Round 3, the opponent repeated their previous move (Paper), which suggests a pattern may be emerging. I'm predicting Paper based on this pattern, as it seems like the opponent is trying to adapt to my previous moves."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds, I'm making an educated guess that they might switch to a different move to avoid repetition. Paper beats Rock, so it's a logical choice considering their previous patterns."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 3 rounds. Given that they are likely to mix things up, I'm predicting Paper as it is the move that beats Scissors."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern of choosing Paper in the previous three rounds. To beat this strategy, I'm going to predict Rock as their next move."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,5,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in three consecutive rounds, I believe they may be attempting to create a winning streak. Since Scissor's weakness is Paper, it makes sense for them to switch to Paper in the next round."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After observing the opponent consistently playing Rock in the first three rounds, I noticed a deviation in Round 4 where they played Rock after my Scissor guess. This suggests that the opponent might have a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy. Considering this, my prediction for the next move is Paper, which would be able to beat Rock if the opponent continues their current pattern."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a strong tendency to play Paper in the first move. Since I've already played Rock and Paper earlier, my next logical step is to play Scissor, which would be an optimal response against Paper. Let's see if this strategy holds!"""
+62,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock in alternating rounds, so I'm guessing they will play Paper next to counter my predicted move."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in the previous rounds. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they will stick with their current strategy again, which is likely to be Paper. However, since the game history suggests that the opponent may not have an optimal strategy, I'm taking a slight bias towards Rock as it often beats Paper."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent played Paper in Round 2, which suggests they are capable of playing counter-moves. Since I previously guessed Rock twice and was wrong once (Rock-Rock), I'm betting on Scissors to mix things up and possibly exploit the opponent's tendency to play Paper. Additionally, this prediction allows me to learn from my previous mistakes and potentially earn a point."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in the last 4 rounds. While this could be a repeating pattern, it's also possible that they are adapting to my previous predictions (all Paper). My reasoning suggests that if I were them, I would want to mix things up and surprise you by playing Rock, so I'm making this prediction."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Based on the game history, it seems that the opponent has been playing a repeating pattern of Rock in every round. To test this hypothesis, I'm going to predict that they'll play Rock again. Additionally, since we just saw Scissors work out for me, it's possible that the opponent is adapting and switching to Rock as a reaction."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper to counter my initial Rock. Since then, they have consistently played Paper in response to my moves (Paper and Scissor). I'm guessing that they are adapting their strategy to respond to my previous move by playing whatever beats it. Therefore, I think they will play Paper again if I choose Scissor or Paper, so I'll predict them to play Rock next."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has repeated the same choice (Rock) three times in a row, suggesting a limited strategy. I'm betting on Paper as an attempt to mix things up and catch me off guard."""
+63,llama3,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Scissors. In Rounds 3 and 4, Paper was played twice in a row, which might be an attempt to counter Rock. Considering this pattern and the opponent's previous moves, I'm predicting they'll choose Paper again."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors three times in a row (Round 3 and Round 4), I'm assuming they're following a repeating pattern. As Rock and Paper were already tried together, my best bet is that the opponent will continue with their current streak and choose Scissors again."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""I have noticed that the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Paper. Since they chose Paper in Round 2, I'm predicting that they will choose Rock next, assuming a repeating pattern."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, I'm taking a chance that they might mix it up and play something different. Scissors is a good choice because it's equally likely to win or lose against any of the three moves, making it a relatively safe bet."""
+53,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown no obvious pattern so far, but it seemed to alternate between playing the same move as me (Rock in Round 1 and Scissor in Round 5) and countering my moves. Given that there is a slight tendency towards alternating and reacting to my moves, I'm predicting Paper this time because it seems like a reasonable counter to my previous Paper choice in Round 4."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last four rounds. Given that the strategy seems to be repeating, I'm predicting Paper as the next move."""
+60,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that there seems to be a pattern where the opponent favors Paper (appearing in Rounds 1 and 5), but also adapts to the strategy by playing Scissor on occasion (Rounds 2 and 4). Given this mix of tactics, my prediction for the next move is Scissor, as it might force the opponent's hand if they continue to follow a pattern."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""I've noticed that the opponent has played Paper in all but one round. In Round 1, I correctly predicted Rock as the opponent's move, and since then, the pattern has been consistent with Paper being chosen. To break this pattern, I'm going to predict Scissor as my next move."""
+57,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent previously played a combination of Paper and Scissors, while the rock was played twice with the same result. Given this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+51,llama3,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to repeat their previous move. In Round 5, they played Rock twice in a row, and if this pattern continues, my best bet is that they will play Scissors next."""
+59,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent has played Paper twice after my Rock predictions. Additionally, they played Scissors after my Paper guess. This suggests a potential connection between their moves and mine, possibly indicating a simple counter-strategy. My prediction is based on this assumption: if I play Scissors, it may be harder for them to respond with Paper or Rock, making Scissors a more likely choice for me."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""I noticed that the opponent tends to adapt their moves in a responding manner. In Round 2, they played Paper after I guessed Rock. In Round 4, they played Rock again after I guessed Paper. Considering this pattern, my prediction for the next move is that the opponent will respond with Paper to my previous prediction of Scissor in Round 5."""
+58,llama3,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Rock, the opponent played Paper (twice) and when I didn't guess Rock, Scissors was the outcome. This suggests an anti- Rock strategy for the opponent. Considering this pattern and the fact that they already used Paper twice, I'm predicting Scissor as their next move."""
+64,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that whenever Scissors was played, it switched to the opponent's previous choice. In Round 5, both of us chose Scissors, so I'm predicting Paper as the next move for the opponent, which is a common response when Scissors is played."""
+65,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock and Scissor twice in a row. Since they played Rock for two consecutive rounds (Rounds 4 and 5), they might be more likely to switch to Paper or Scissor next. Considering their previous patterns, I believe it's plausible that they'll play Scissor next."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""Based on the game history, I've observed that the opponent tends to play Paper after an initial Rock move. In Rounds 2 and 5, the opponent played Paper following a Rock guess from me, suggesting a possible pattern of 'Rock -> Paper'. Considering this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+55,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to play Paper after Rock and Rock. In Round 2 and 4, they played Paper when I guessed Rock. Additionally, they also tend to switch between Paper and Rock in alternating rounds (Rounds 1-3). Given this pattern, I assume they might continue playing Paper to counterbalance my previous guesses. Therefore, I choose Paper as the predicted move for the next round."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be a repeating pattern, with alternating between Rock and Paper. Since I previously guessed Rock and the opponent played Scissor, my next move should be Paper."""
+61,llama3,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a mix of random and pattern-based moves. In rounds 1, 2, and 4, the opponent played either Rock or Scissor, but not Paper. The opponent also repeated their move in rounds 5 (Scissor) and previously in round 3 (Scissor). Given this history, I'm guessing the opponent will continue with a random move, possibly mirroring my own previous moves. Since I previously guessed Paper without success, I'm switching to Rock."""
+56,llama3,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's last three moves were all Paper, which suggests a repeating pattern. Since Rock beats Paper, I'm expecting the opponent to switch to Rock in this round."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has previously played rock in four consecutive moves. Given that rock and paper are an unbeatable combination, I'm predicting the opponent will change their strategy to paper, breaking the repetition."""
+52,llama3,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that Rock has been played in Rounds 1 and 5, and the opponent's response was not consistent. In Round 2, Paper beat Rock, suggesting the opponent might be adaptable. However, in Round 3, Rock beat Paper again, which could imply a pattern or weakness in the opponent's strategy. I'm taking a cautious approach by predicting Rock, as it seems like a more balanced option given the mixed history."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 4 rounds, indicating a pattern. Given that I have previously won with Paper (Round 2-5), it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors, allowing me to win by playing Paper again."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be playing a strategic pattern where they choose Paper after every other Rock. As it's been an alternating sequence so far (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper), I predict the opponent will again choose Paper after my predicted 'Rock'."""
+54,llama3,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play the move that 'beats' my previous move. In Rounds 1 and 3, I guessed Rock and the opponent played Rock, indicating no strategy is being employed. In Round 4, I guessed Rock again, and the opponent switched to Paper, which suggests they might use counter-moves to adapt to my choices. In Round 5, I changed to Scissors, and the opponent responded with Rock again, further reinforcing this pattern. Given this adaptive behavior, I predict that if I choose Rock again in the next round, the opponent will play Paper, so my best chance of winning is to 'beat' their choice by selecting Paper."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissor (3/4 rounds). Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will maintain their current strategy and play Scissor again. However, I'm also considering the possibility of them adapting to a new strategy or introducing some randomness, which is why I've chosen Rock as a slightly more cautious option."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,6,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper on Rock and Scissor, so I'm guessing they'll stick to this pattern. The opponent seems to be focused on beating my chosen move with Paper."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After looking at the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds except for one round where they didn't play Rock. Since the trend suggests the opponent might continue to play Rock again, my prediction is that they will also play Rock this round."""
+62,llama3,S-R,6,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in the last three rounds, and after a Rock in round 2. It seems they are trying to adapt to my guessed moves, alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since I just guessed Paper previously, I'm predicting the opponent will switch again and play Scissors this time around."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's previous moves seem to be stuck in a pattern, always playing Paper after Rock. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they'll stick with this strategy, so my predicted move is Paper."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock and Paper so far, with a slight preference for Paper (2 out of 3 previous moves). Considering this pattern, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper again to maintain their winning streak."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 4 rounds, and since Paper beats Scissors, I'm going to predict that they will stick with this strategy again."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Rock for the past three rounds, and I'm hoping that they'll start to vary their strategy. Paper is a good choice as it can counter Rock if my prediction is correct."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,6,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last 5 rounds. Since Rock and Scissor are more likely to win against Paper than Paper itself, I'm going to take a chance and predict that the opponent will not play Paper again, making Scissor my best bet."""
+63,llama3,S-R,6,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played a repetitive pattern so far, alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the history, I predict that they will make their next move an attempt to counter my previous Paper with Rock. Therefore, by choosing Scissor, which beats Rock, I can maintain a winning streak."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, I'm hesitant to assume a straightforward repeat. Since Paper was also chosen twice in the past (Rounds 3 and 5), I believe it's possible that the opponent might mix things up. Additionally, the fact that both Rock and Paper were chosen multiple times suggests an underlying pattern or strategy. Given these factors, my prediction is that the opponent will choose something other than Rock."""
+53,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Although the opponent has played Paper in two consecutive rounds, they have also shown a tendency to mix up their moves by playing Rock and Scissor. However, since I predicted Paper correctly in round 2 but incorrectly in rounds 4 and 6, I'm betting that the opponent will stick with Paper again in this round."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock every time. In RPS, Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats both, so it seems the opponent may be using a simple strategy to avoid losing (playing mostly Rock). Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again, and I'll counter with Scissor."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Rock and Scissors three times each. Since I'm even (2 points), I'm expecting a more balanced or adaptive strategy from the opponent. Paper seems like a good choice to minimize my chances of losing because it can beat Scissors and lose to either Rock or Paper. Additionally, the opponent's lack of pattern in previous rounds suggests that they might be trying to mix things up, making Paper a potentially safe bet."""
+60,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice (in Rounds 2 and 6), which suggests an unpredictable behavior. However, they have also shown a pattern of responding with Paper to Rock moves (in Rounds 1 and 5). Considering these two contradictory observations, I'm predicting that the opponent will again respond with Paper, as this move has been successful for them in the past. This prediction is supported by the fact that the opponent played Paper twice in a row (Rounds 3 and 4)."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for the past 4 rounds, so I'm guessing a change in strategy. Since Paper has been my most successful move so far (with 3 successes), I'm predicting Rock to be the next move."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be based on playing Paper consistently, as they have played Paper in all but one round. Therefore, my prediction is to play Paper to counter their likely move."""
+51,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be trying to balance their moves, alternating between 'Rock' and 'Paper'. Given the history, they might be more likely to play 'Paper' next as a response to my previous move of 'Scissor', which was blocked by 'Paper' previously."""
+57,llama3,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors when I choose Paper (Rounds 2 and 5). Additionally, Rock was played twice in a row before transitioning to Scissors. Considering these patterns, my prediction is that the opponent will likely play Scissors in this round."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves in Round 4 and Round 6 were both Rock, suggesting they may be following a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissor. In that case, it would be a good idea to counter with Rock."""
+59,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent previously chose Paper twice, and Scissors once. Additionally, Rock was chosen three times recently. This could indicate that the opponent is trying to mix up their moves, but still has a slight bias towards Paper. Given this information, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+64,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has previously shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissor, with Paper being played twice consecutively. Based on this pattern, there's a higher likelihood that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+52,llama3,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper in response to my previous moves. In rounds 2 and 6, they played Paper when I chose Rock. Additionally, they seem to be alternating between playing their own move and reacting to mine. Given that, I'm predicting that they'll play Paper again."""
+58,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been playing Paper more frequently than Rock. With a score of 2-4 and two consecutive rounds with the same result (`Scissor`-`Scissor`), it seems like the opponent might be trying to create an opportunity for a victory with `Paper`. Considering this information and my current understanding of the game pattern, I believe that the opponent's next move will likely be `Paper`."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissors in the past. In Round 3, they switched from Rock to Scissor after my previous Rock guess, which suggests they might be trying to avoid a repetition. However, in Round 4 and 5, they repeated patterns (Rock-Paper and Paper-Rock), respectively. Given this mix of adaptability and pattern-following, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again, hoping to create another pattern shift or exploit my previous choices."""
+65,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a repeating pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors. In Round 3 and Round 6, the opponent played Rock after previously playing Scissor, so it's likely they will do the same again. Considering this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper next, since Paper beats Scissor."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to switch between Rock, Paper, and Scissor. In the previous round, I predicted Paper and was correct. To break this pattern, I'm expecting the opponent to play Scissor this time."""
+61,llama3,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has repeatedly played Rock when I chose Rock, and Scissors when I chose Paper. Since this pattern has been observed in the past, I'm predicting that they will choose Paper if I also choose Paper."""
+55,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be adapting to my previous moves. In rounds 2 and 4, they played Paper after I chose Rock, whereas in rounds 3 and 5, they played Rock after I chose Paper. Since there is no obvious repeating pattern, I'm taking a chance with Scissor for the next round."""
+56,llama3,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice so far, and Paper three times. This suggests a pattern where the opponent is more likely to play Paper to neutralize my moves. I'm predicting they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has repeated Rock for several rounds, so their pattern may be repeating a single move. Since I had previously tried Scissor and Paper with no success, I'm willing to take the risk of another round of Rock."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last 6 rounds, and I'm guessing they'll continue their pattern. Paper is the best option to win against Scissors, so it's a strategic choice."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper in response to Rock and Scissors. Therefore, I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern for the next move as well."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the majority of the rounds so far, and my current score is 3. I'm going to take a chance that they will continue their repetitive pattern and play Scissor again."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 4 rounds, and there is no pattern or adaptation to suggest they would change their move. Given that Paper beats Rock (2 times) and Scissors, it seems likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+54,llama3,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when I guessed Rock four times in a row (Rounds 1, 3, and 4), the opponent responded with Paper. This suggests that the opponent may be trying to counter my repeated guess of Rock by playing Paper. Therefore, for the next round, I'm going to predict Scissor as it has not been tried recently."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,7,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the first few rounds. This suggests a repeating pattern. However, in Round 4, they surprised me by playing Scissors, which made me think there might be some adaptability to their strategy. Since you previously played Rock and got 0 points, I'm predicting Scissor as my next move to try to break their apparent Rock-dominant pattern."""
+62,llama3,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After observing the pattern in which the opponent alternates between playing Rock and Scissors, with Paper as the middle choice, I'm predicting that they will play Scissors next. This is based on the fact that their last move was Rock in Round 6, so a change to Scissors would complete the cycle."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing in a repeating pattern. In Rounds 1 and 4, they played Rock. In Rounds 2 and 5, they played Paper or its corresponding winning move (Scissors). Therefore, considering the pattern, my prediction for the next round is Paper."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to Rock and Scissor. Given this pattern, I'm inclined to think that the opponent will continue playing Paper again. However, since you're about to play against the same strategy, I'll take a contrarian approach by predicting Scissor. This move may seem counterintuitive at first, but it allows me to potentially deviate from the predicted outcome and create an opportunity for surprise."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Scissors, I'm going to predict Rock as it didn't work out in their favor previously. Perhaps they'll try something new, and a change up could be beneficial."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing Paper consistently in the last few rounds. Given that Rock was played twice before, it's likely they will switch to Paper again."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in Round 1, 5, and 6, which suggests that they are sticking to a consistent strategy. Considering the limited data available, I'm assuming Rock is their go-to move. Additionally, all but one of my previous guesses was wrong, so I'm trying to break the pattern by guessing what appears to be their most frequent choice."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. This pattern suggests that the opponent is favoring one option over others, rather than randomly choosing a move. Given this information, I predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock again. However, since the current trend doesn't seem to be changing, I slightly adjust my prediction by guessing Paper as a more likely outcome."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in response to both Rock and Paper. This suggests that they might be employing a repeating pattern or adapting to the player's previous moves. In this case, since the last two moves were also Scissor, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock next. The reasoning is based on the observation of the opponent's recent behavior and the assumption that they'll change their strategy to avoid repetition."""
+60,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissor, as they have played Scissor on Rounds 2 and 6. Considering the pattern, I'm predicting that they will play Scissor again in this round."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After observing the opponent's playing only Rock in all previous rounds, I'm going to take a gamble and predict that they will continue to play Rock. As we've seen no pattern or adaptation so far, it seems like their strategy is repetitive."""
+53,llama3,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played a repeating pattern of 'Rock' followed by 'Paper', with an intervening instance of 'Rock'. In Round 5, the opponent played 'Rock' after playing 'Scissor'. I'm predicting that they will continue this pattern by playing 'Rock' again."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has a tendency to play Rock after Paper and Scissors. Since we previously played Paper in Rounds 4 and 7, I'm predicting that the opponent will again play Rock in this Round 8. Additionally, this move is consistent with their previous behavior of playing Scissors after Paper in Round 3."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper after my guesses, suggesting a strategy to counter my previous moves. Since I previously guessed Scissors and got 0 points, and previously guessed Paper and also got 0 points, I'm guessing Rock this time as it's the move that hasn't been beaten by Paper yet in our game history."""
+51,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""In rounds 2 and 4, the opponent played Paper after my guess. Additionally, in round 6, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Scissor. This could be a hint that the opponent is adapting to my previous moves. Since I previously guessed Rock with no success, I'm switching to Paper as a potential counter."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in the last 4 rounds, which suggests a possible simple repeating pattern. Given that Paper beat Scissors in the previous rounds and there is no indication that the opponent will switch to Rock or another move, I predict that they will continue with Scissors (again). However, since I know that Paper beats Scissors, I decide to play a safe bet and choose Paper as my predicted move."""
+57,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper three times and followed Rock with Paper twice. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent chooses Paper after an initial Rock move. Additionally, the opponent has a mix of wins and losses, which indicates they may be adjusting their strategy. Given these observations, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+59,llama3,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""I've noticed that the opponent has played Paper twice after I've played Rock (Rounds 1 and 5), which suggests a possible pattern. Since I'm about to play Rock again, my opponent might try to counter with Paper once more. Therefore, I'll predict that they'll play Paper."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that after an opponent wins two rounds in a row (Rock-Paper or Paper-Scissors), they tend to switch their move. In Round 4, the opponent won two rounds with 'Paper', so it's likely they'll change their strategy next. Since Scissor beat Paper in Round 6, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Scissor now."""
+64,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Scissor two times in a row followed by Rock. It seems like they might be switching between these three moves in a repeating pattern. Given this pattern, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Paper, making it a favorable choice for me as Paper beats Rock."""
+52,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I notice that the opponent seems to have a pattern where they play Paper when the previous move was Rock. In Rounds 2 and 6, this pattern is evident. Additionally, the opponent tends to play Rock after the previous move was Paper, as seen in Rounds 3 and 7. Given these patterns, my prediction for the next move is that the opponent will play Paper, since my previous move (Rock) matches the pattern."""
+58,llama3,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to alternate between Paper and Rock. In the last two rounds, they played Paper consecutively, which suggests that they might switch to a different move next time. Since Scissor hasn't been played recently, I think it's a good candidate for the opponent's next move."""
+65,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that when the opponent's last move is Scissors (Rounds 3 and 7), they tend to switch to Rock in the next round. Given that the opponent played Paper in Round 8, it's likely that they will play Rock this time around."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's pattern doesn't seem to be straightforward, but I noticed that they tend to repeat their last move. In Round 6, the opponent played Scissor after my correct prediction, and in Round 7, the opponent also played Rock after my incorrect guess. This makes me think that they might try to counteract my previous move by playing Paper this time. Additionally, Paper is a good choice as it beats Scissor, which is the opponent's last two moves."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that the opponent's moves seem to vary between Rock and Scissors. In rounds 2-6, they played alternatingly between Paper and one of those two moves. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will play Paper in the next round as well."""
+55,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to alternate between Rock and Paper, so I predict they will choose Paper since my previous move was Scissors."""
+61,llama3,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's recent moves suggest a tendency to play Scissor after Paper, so I'm predicting they will switch to Rock. Additionally, the opponent has recently repeated their move (Rock in Round 6), indicating some repetitive pattern. Considering these patterns, I think Paper is a good bet for my next prediction."""
+56,llama3,P-S,8,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move. Specifically, they played Paper in rounds 3, 5, and 7. Given this pattern, my next predicted move is Rock."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. As a result, my next move should be to try to counter this pattern by playing Rock as well."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the previous rounds. Given that Paper beats Scissors, I'm choosing Rock as a response to potentially mix up the sequence and make it harder for the opponent to adapt."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper after Rock. Therefore, I predict that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,8,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Scissors in the past, but I'll take a chance that they might adapt to my previous moves. Paper is a neutral move that can be effective against both Rock and Scissors, so it's my best bet for now."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently chosen Paper against Rock and Scissors moves. Given that Rock was played in the previous round, it's likely that the opponent will choose Paper again to maintain their strategy."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in 6 consecutive rounds. Considering the simplistic pattern followed by the opponent, I predict that they will deviate from their previous moves and play Paper to mix things up."""
+54,llama3,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in the last two rounds, when I guessed Scissors, the opponent chose Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might choose Paper to counter my Scissors guess this time. Additionally, the opponent has chosen Paper twice previously, so there could be a repeating pattern or an attempt to balance the choices."""
+62,llama3,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,0,2,"""Based on the game history, I noticed a pattern where the opponent frequently switches between Rock and Scissor after displaying a similar pattern. Since Paper was the most recent move from me (5 times in a row!), it's likely that the opponent will switch to Rock this round."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in response to Rock and Scissor, with the exception of one inconsistency (Round 2) where they also played Paper. Based on this pattern, I'm predicting that they will play Paper again."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,5,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a tendency to switch between Rock and Paper/Scissor. In Rounds 1-3, they played Rock three times in a row, then switched to Paper/Scissor in Rounds 4-6. Given this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Scissor, which would be a logical continuation of their alternating strategy."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,8,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Scissors in all the previous rounds. I'm going to take a risk and predict that they will try to mix things up by playing Rock this time, as it's the only move that can win against Paper."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds, so it's likely they'll stick to their strategy. Paper beats Rock, making it a decent choice for my next move."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,8,Rock,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in an overwhelming number of rounds (6/7), so I'm guessing they will mix it up and choose Rock this time. Additionally, after a streak of 3 consecutive Papers, the opponent might be more likely to switch to avoid being predictable."""
+63,llama3,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""Although the opponent's strategy is not yet fully understood, I notice a pattern that they tend to switch between Scissors and Rock. In Round 6, Scissors was played after three consecutive Paper moves. I hypothesize that the opponent might be alternating between these two options. Given this, my prediction for the next move is Rock, which is what the opponent would play in response to their previous Scissor."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,8,Scissor,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. To make the game more interesting and potentially break this pattern, I'm predicting they might choose Scissor as their next move, trying to avoid another consecutive Rock."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,7,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in 3, 5 and 6 rounds. Since I have previously won when playing Paper (in Rounds 2 & 4), I think the opponent is likely to play something that can counteract my move. Playing Paper again would allow me to potentially win or force a tie, which could be beneficial given their Scissor-heavy pattern."""
+53,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I've identified a pattern where the opponent tends to play 'Paper' after an initial 'Rock' or a repeated 'Paper'. Since my previous guesses were Rock and Paper, respectively, I'm predicting that the opponent will choose 'Paper' again."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Since the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds, I assume they are following a pattern and would play Rock again. However, I want to challenge this prediction by trying a move that beats Rock if my assumption is correct. Paper beats Rock, so I'm predicting Paper as my next move."""
+60,llama3,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""Based on the game history, I notice that the opponent tends to repeat their previous move (or adapt in some cases). After Rock and Scissor were played consecutively, I believe the opponent may be more likely to play Paper. However, considering the score outcome in rounds 2, 6, and 8, where both players chose the same option, I'm leaning towards a chance of an unusual move like Scissors."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played a mix of moves, but there's an alternating pattern between Rock-Paper and Scissor. In Rounds 2-3, they chose opposing moves to yours (Rock vs. Paper; Rock vs. Paper). Then, in Rounds 4-7, they countered with same-type moves (both choosing Rock or Paper). This suggests a simple adaptive strategy where the opponent adjusts their move based on what you previously did. Since I predicted Paper in the last round (Round 8), it's likely the opponent will respond with Scissor to cancel out the previous choice."""
+51,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent has played Paper in three consecutive rounds (Rounds 2, 4, and 8), I'm anticipating a change in their strategy. As Rock is the only move that can beat Paper, I'm predicting they'll switch to Rock for the next round."""
+59,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has recently played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 6 and 8), which suggests they might be switching to an alternative move. Considering their previous moves, I think the most likely next step is Paper, as it has been played multiple times before (including Round 1)."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be consistently playing Paper against Rock, which suggests they may have a pattern-based approach. Since I've previously tried Rock with success (Rounds 4-5) and also tried Paper with no success (Rounds 3 and 7), my next guess should be something different. Given the absence of Scissor so far in the game history, I'm predicting it as my next move to mix things up and potentially catch the opponent off guard."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has been very consistent in playing Scissors in every round, suggesting a repeating pattern. Given this pattern, my next move is to gamble on Rock as it has an equal chance of winning or losing against Scissors."""
+57,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to be using a mix of alternating and repeating patterns. In rounds 4 and 8, they played Scissors against Paper, which suggests they may be trying to counter Paper with Scissors. However, in round 5, they also played Paper against Paper, indicating a possible repeat pattern. Considering these observations, I'm predicting the opponent will play Paper again in this round."""
+65,llama3,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""After reviewing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has alternated between Rock and Scissor. Since they played Rock in Round 8, my prediction is that their next move will be Scissor to continue the alternating pattern."""
+55,llama3,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with some exceptions. Since they played Paper in the previous round, I'm predicting they will switch to Rock next. However, considering their history of adapting to my previous predictions, there's also a chance they'll stick with Paper again. To mitigate this risk, I'm tilting slightly towards Paper as my prediction."""
+64,llama3,S-R,9,Paper,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has repeated playing Rock in the last four rounds (Rounds 6-8), so I'm guessing that they'll switch to Paper to counter my predicted move."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has been adapting their moves based on our previous interactions. After the Rock-Rock tie in Round 7, I assumed that the opponent would be more likely to mix things up and play something other than Rock. Paper has been played twice before when the opponent didn't get exactly what they wanted (Round 4 and Round 6), so I'm hesitant to believe this is a repeating pattern. Scissors seem like a good choice as it can potentially both defeat Paper and be defeated by Rock, giving us more possibilities for future interactions rather than falling into a predictable pattern."""
+52,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves in the previous rounds seem to be correlated with their previous move. In Rounds 2 and 6, they played Paper after the opponent chose Rock; in Rounds 3, 7, they played Rock after the opponent chose Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent might respond to the opponent's choice. Given the current game state, I'm inclined to guess Rock as it has been a popular move so far."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent's moves are not randomly distributed. They have a tendency to alternate between Rock and Paper, with a slight bias towards Rock. In round 6, they played Scissors after previously playing Paper, which suggests they might be following an adaptive strategy. Given this pattern, my prediction is that they will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+61,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissor when they previously played Paper, and Rock when they previously played Rock. Since the last move was Paper, my prediction is that the opponent will play Scissor next."""
+58,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that when the opponent played Scissors, it tended to stick with the same move (Scissors) until the other players chose a different option. In Round 5, you also guessed Rock and the opponent responded with Paper. Meanwhile, in Rounds 2, 6, and 8, all of which were attempts at Scissor, the opponent chose the same response. This suggests that the opponent might be trying to avoid losing when faced with your previous move, like a defensive strategy. Considering this, I'm predicting Paper as the next move, hoping to exploit any potential pattern or weakness in their strategy."""
+56,llama3,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has a pattern of playing the same move twice in a row. In rounds 3, 5, and 7, they played Paper in consecutive moves. I'm expecting them to continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors a few times before, and there seems to be an attempt to mix up their moves. Since the game history reveals that the opponent tends to favor Rock (playing it twice) as well as Paper (also playing it twice), I'm anticipating the next move will likely deviate from these patterns. A surprising choice of Scissors would keep them unpredictable and potentially put us at a disadvantage if we continue playing predictable moves. In this context, predicting a Scissor response is my top option for now."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first 8 rounds. Since Scissors beats Paper, it's unlikely to see a repeat pattern of Rock again. Therefore, I'm predicting that the opponent will change their move and play Paper."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent tends to play Paper in response to my guesses. Based on this pattern, I predict the opponent will continue playing Paper again in Round 9."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper after an initial Rock, suggesting a pattern where they respond to Rock with Paper. I'm predicting the next move will follow this pattern."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""After observing the opponent's strategy in Rounds 2-7, I notice that they consistently play Scissors. Given the perfect game history so far, it may not be wise to change their pattern now. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors for the next round. However, since Rock and Paper have a 50% chance of winning against Scissors in regular RPS, I slightly favor Paper due to its higher likelihood of leading to more wins if played correctly."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be consistently choosing Scissor after seeing either Rock or Paper. Given that, it would make sense for them to adapt and change their move if I were to choose something other than Paper. Since my previous guesses have all been wrong when I chose Rock or Scissor, I'm going to bet on the opponent sticking with their usual strategy of choosing Scissor."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,9,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds, but they have also shown the ability to adapt and play Scissors when I predicted Rock. Given this mix of behaviors, my prediction for this round is Scissors, as it seems like a possible response to my previous choices."""
+54,llama3,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, and then played Paper once. This suggests that the opponent may be following a pattern where they alternate between playing the same move and changing it. Since this is round 9, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again to continue their alternating pattern."""
+62,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's previous moves suggest a repetitive pattern. In rounds 3, 5, and 7, they played Scissors after the player chose Paper or Rock. Given this pattern, my next guess is that they will also choose Scissors."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has consistently played Paper in response to all Rock and Scissor moves. Given this pattern, I'm taking a chance by predicting Scissor as the most likely next move from the opponent, hoping to capitalize on their repeated strategy."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor three times in the last four rounds, suggesting a pattern. I'm predicting Paper as it beats Scissor and is often used to counter Rock."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""After reviewing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has consistently played Scissor in most rounds. Although there is a single instance where they deviated from this pattern (Round 2: Paper), the overwhelming trend suggests that Scissor is their primary choice. Given my understanding of RPS strategies and tactics, I'm predicting that the opponent will stick to their current strategy and play Scissor again."""
+63,llama3,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor, repeating a pattern. I'm anticipating that they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing Paper in most rounds (4 out of 8), so I'm assuming they're more likely to switch to Scissor, Rock being the less common choice. Additionally, Scissor is a good option as it beats Paper, which is the opponent's most played move."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Since I've been playing a mix of movements (Rock, Paper, and Scissor), it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock to counter my variety. To adapt, I'll predict they'll still play Rock, but this time I'll play Paper to capitalize on their likely move."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in 4 out of the last 6 rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern. I'm going to take a chance and predict that they will continue this pattern by playing Scissor again."""
+36,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds, but there seems to be an occasional unpredictable move (Scissor in Rounds 4 and 6). I'm betting that the pattern may not continue indefinitely, so I'll take a chance with Scissors."""
+53,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I notice that there are alternating rounds where the opponent plays Paper against Rock/Paper and Rock. In Round 6 and 7, the opponent played Paper twice in a row. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be more likely to play Paper after previously playing Rock or Paper. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move will be Paper."""
+60,llama3,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played a repetitive pattern in the past, choosing the same move repeatedly (e.g., Paper-Paper-Paper and Scissor-Scissor-Scissor). Given that I have previously predicted Rock correctly when the opponent chose Paper, it seems likely that they will continue to favor Paper. Additionally, since my previous prediction was incorrect due to Scissor, I should err on the side of caution and predict Paper again."""
+67,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has a mix of winning and losing moves. However, I observed that when the opponent wins or loses in consecutive rounds, the opposing move is often repeated (e.g., Rock-Rock, Paper-Paper). In recent rounds, the opponent lost three times with consecutive moves (Paper-Paper, Scissor-Scissor, Paper-Paper), which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Given this context, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will repeat their previous losing move, which is Paper."""
+51,llama3,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,1,2,"""Given the opponent's previous choices, I noticed that they have been playing Rock more frequently. In Round 2 and Round 5, when I chose Rock, the opponent also played Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be inclined to play Rock again. Additionally, in Rounds 3 and 7, when I chose Paper, the opponent countered with Rock, which further reinforces this prediction. Therefore, I'm guessing Rock as my next move."""
+41,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper against my guesses in the first four moves. However, after a few Rock and Scissor guesses from me, they didn't adapt and continued to play Paper. Considering this pattern, I'm going to take a bold move and guess Rock again."""
+59,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played Paper and Scissors roughly equally (5 times each), which makes it difficult to deduce a clear pattern. However, in Rounds 1 and 5, the opponent beat my Rock with Paper, suggesting that they might prefer Paper as well. Given this uncertainty, I'm choosing a move that could potentially counter or lead to a draw, Rock. This strategy is based on the idea of trying to mix things up and not being too predictable."""
+49,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors across the last 8 rounds. This suggests a simple repeating pattern. Since Paper is the only move that beats Scissors, I believe the opponent will continue to play Scissors unless they adapt to my previous guesses. Given that I previously guessed Rock and got wrong, it's likely that the opponent will maintain their current strategy."""
+57,llama3,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissor in alternating rounds (Rounds 1, 3, and 5/6), with a repetition in Rounds 4 and 8. Since the current round is an odd number, I predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+65,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has previously played a mix of Rock (4 times) and Scissor (3 times), with no clear pattern of alternating moves. However, in the last two rounds, they've played Scissor twice in a row, which could be a temporary repeating pattern. With this in mind, I'm predicting that the opponent will continue playing Scissor to maintain their winning streak."""
+55,llama3,R-P,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent seems to have a strong affinity for playing Rock (in Rounds 1, 3, and 7), followed by patterns of Paper (in Rounds 2 and 4), and then repeating with Rock again. In the last few rounds, the opponent has been alternating between their previous moves. Considering this pattern, I predict that the opponent will next play Scissors to throw me off the cycle."""
+44,llama3,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in most rounds, including a streak of 6 consecutive rounds. I'm expecting them to deviate from their pattern and play something different. Considering the Rock-Paper-Scissors dynamics, I think the next move will be Rock."""
+66,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that Rock and Scissor have been played more frequently. I'm more likely to make a mistake if I choose either of these options. Therefore, I'll try to adapt by choosing Paper, as it has previously beaten or tied with both Rock and Scissor."""
+64,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent tends to play Scissors more often after either Rock or Paper. In Round 3 and 9, the opponent played Scissors after Paper, suggesting a possible pattern of adapting to the previous move. Considering this trend, I'm predicting the opponent will play Scissors again in this round. However, since the opponent also showed a tendency to alternate between Rock and Scissor/Paper in Rounds 1-6, I'm not confident in my prediction. Therefore, I'm choosing Paper as it could potentially exploit any weaknesses in the opponent's strategy."""
+68,llama3,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The history shows that the opponent is alternating between Rock, Paper, and Scissors. In Round 6, they played Scissors after my guess was Paper, which suggests a slight pattern. Building on this, I predict the next move to be Paper, assuming the pattern continues."""
+52,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that in Round 2 and Round 6, the opponent played Paper after my predicted Rock. Also, in Rounds 4-8, the opponent consistently played the same move as me (either both Paper or both non-Paper). Given these patterns, it seems unlikely the opponent will switch to Rock suddenly. Therefore, I'm predicting the next move will be Paper, keeping my strategy consistent with previous rounds."""
+58,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After observing the opponent's strategy, I've noticed that they tend to repeat their move. Since Paper has appeared multiple times in succession, making up about 60% of the previous rounds, my next logical step would be to counter with Scissors as it beats Paper."""
+61,llama3,S-R,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor in the previous rounds. In round 3, the opponent chose Scissor when I also chose Paper, which means they might be following a pattern where they choose different options to me. Since I previously guessed Rock incorrectly twice in row, I think this could be an opportunity for me to play Paper again and potentially win."""
+38,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""After observing the opponent consistently playing Rock, I'm trying to mix things up by predicting Scissors. This could be a response to my previous lack of variety in predictions or an attempt to break the pattern."""
+56,llama3,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,0,2,"""After reviewing the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has played Scissor twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 5) after playing Paper three times in a row. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be adapting to the previous moves by switching between Rock-Paper-Scissor. Predicting 'Rock' after consecutive 'Paper's would fit this scheme, but I'll opt for Scissor as it seems more likely to break this repetitive pattern."""
+42,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""Based on the game history, I've noticed that the opponent has been consistently playing Paper in response to Rock. Since we're currently at Round 9 and my last two guesses were both Rock, I'm going to take a chance and guess Scissors as an attempt to mix things up. There doesn't seem to be any obvious pattern in the opponent's moves beyond their tendency to play Paper against Rock."""
+70,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,6,"""After analyzing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has played the same move twice in a row (Rock-Rock and Scissor-Scissor). This pattern suggests that the opponent may be attempting to adapt by switching to a different move after a repetition. Given my current score of 5, it seems like an equally strong move (Paper) would counter this strategy. However, I'm going to take a calculated risk and predict that the opponent will continue their pattern, playing Scissor as their next move."""
+46,llama3,always_scissor,10,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the majority of rounds (7/9), suggesting a strong bias towards this move. Given that my current score is 6, I'm choosing Rock as the next prediction to break this pattern and potentially earn points."""
+47,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, and Paper has been a winning choice for me every time I've chosen it. Given that Paper beats Scissors, I'm predicting the opponent will continue to choose Scissors and allowing me to win with Paper again."""
+54,llama3,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's strategy appears to be random or near-random. There is a noticeable pattern where the opponent has only won rounds with Paper moves (Rounds 4 and 6), and there hasn't been any successful Rock-Paper or Scissors outcomes. Given this information, I'm placing my bet on Paper as the next move."""
+43,llama3,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,0,3,"""Since the opponent has played Paper repeatedly since Round 2, I'm assuming they may be stuck in a pattern or lack adaptability. Given that paper covers Rock, and Paper has been their strategy recently, it's likely their next move would again be Paper."""
+39,llama3,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing Rock in most rounds. However, in Rounds 4 and 7, they surprisingly played Scissor when I chose Scissor. This suggests that the opponent might be using a simple adaptive strategy to respond to my moves. In this case, since I'm about to predict Paper, the opponent might react by playing Rock again. But, considering their past responses to Scissor, I'm taking a slight bet on them choosing Scissor instead. Playing Paper gives me the best chance of winning."""
+62,llama3,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,1,3,"""I've noticed that when I played Paper in rounds 3, 5, and 6, the opponent consistently responded with Scissors. Additionally, the opponent has played Rock in back-to-back instances (rounds 8-9). Given that I'm at a point where my previous guesses were likely adaptive responses to their moves, I'm going to take the conservative approach and predict that they will play Scissor again. This may not be the perfect strategy, but it's based on observed patterns in their behavior."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,1,6,"""After analyzing the game history, I've observed that the opponent has a tendency to play Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in Rounds 3 and 7. In between, they tend to play Paper in alternating rounds (Rounds 2, 5, and 6). Considering this pattern, my prediction for the next move is Paper, as it seems like an unlikely choice after consecutive Rock and Scissors plays."""
+48,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in each of the last 5 rounds, which suggests a repeating pattern. I'm choosing Paper because it is the next most common move after Rock and would potentially break this pattern, giving me an opportunity to gain points."""
+63,llama3,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent played Scissor in rounds 3, 5 and 8. Additionally, in rounds 4 and 6 the opponent played Rock after I previously guessed Paper. This makes me think that the opponent might be adapting their strategy based on my previous moves. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+45,llama3,always_paper,10,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the previous rounds, so my prediction is that they will continue to play Paper. However, I'm not confident enough to predict a win, and Rock would still have an advantage over Paper. Meanwhile, Scissor is a fairly neutral move that could potentially catch the opponent off guard and lead to a draw."""
+37,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""Although the opponent has consistently played Rock in most rounds, I noticed that they changed their move in Round 4 when I chose Scissors. This makes me think that they might be trying to avoid a repeat of the same strategy and may switch to a different move, like Scissors. Since there's no clear pattern other than this one exception, my prediction is based on the idea that the opponent might adapt their strategy to keep things unpredictable."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,9,Paper,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has repeated the pattern 'Scissor' in most rounds, so I predict they will continue this trend. However, I also consider that the opponent has changed their move twice before (from 'Rock' to 'Scissor' and then again from 'Scissor' to 'Paper'), which might indicate some adaptability. To balance these two possibilities, I choose 'Paper', hoping it will neutralize the opponent's next 'Scissor'."""
+69,llama3,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,7,"""After observing the game history, I noticed that the opponent has been playing a mix of Rock-Paper-Scissor. In rounds 1-4, the opponent repeated their previous move (Rock, Paper, Scissor). However, in rounds 5-9, the opponent switched directions and started repeating different moves. This suggests that the opponent is adapting to my predictions or trying to mislead me. Given this behavior, I'm predicting that the opponent will switch again and play Scissor."""
+63,llama3,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissors in the previous rounds (e.g., Round 6-8), so I'm guessing they'll switch to Rock in this round, following a repeating pattern."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""After analyzing the opponent's moves in previous rounds, I notice that they have consistently played Rock. Although it's possible that the opponent was just unlucky or had a random pattern, this persistence suggests that there might be a strategy involved. Given my current understanding of the opponent's behavior, I hypothesize that they will continue to play Rock due to their apparent reliance on this move. As Paper beats Rock, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again, and I'll beat them by playing Paper."""
+50,llama3,always_scissor,10,Paper,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's strategy seems to be based on the move 'Scissor', as they have played it in 5 out of 9 rounds. Given this pattern, my reasoning suggests that I should predict a move that beats Scissor, which is Paper. This prediction is also consistent with previous rounds where the correct move was also Paper, indicating that there may be some underlying strategy at play."""
+40,llama3,always_rock,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round, except for Round 8 where they played Scissor against my Scissor move. Since I made the correct choice by playing Scissor in that round, I'm guessing the opponent will try to counter my predicted move of Scissor with their next Rock, keeping the alternating pattern intact."""
+216,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+217,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+218,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+219,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+220,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+221,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+222,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+223,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+224,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+225,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+226,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+227,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+228,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+229,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+230,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+231,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+232,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+233,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+234,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+235,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+236,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+237,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+238,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+239,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 6 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 7 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 8 times."""
+240,mistral-small strategy,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 9 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+241,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+242,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+243,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+244,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+245,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+246,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+247,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+248,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+249,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+250,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+251,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+252,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+253,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+254,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+255,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+256,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+257,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+258,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+259,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+260,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+261,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+262,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+263,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+264,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+265,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+266,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+267,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+268,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+269,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 6 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 7 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 8 times."""
+270,mistral-small strategy,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,9,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 9 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,0,"""No game history available."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 6 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 7 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 8 times."""
+271,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 9 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,10,"""No game history available."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,0,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 6 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 7 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 8 times."""
+272,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 9 times."""
+273,mistral-small strategy,always_scissor,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,9,"""No game history available."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+301,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+302,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+303,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+304,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+305,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+306,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+307,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+308,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+309,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+310,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+311,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+312,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+313,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+314,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+315,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+316,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+317,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+318,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+319,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+320,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+321,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+322,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+323,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+324,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+325,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+326,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+327,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+328,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+329,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+330,mistral-small strategy,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 5 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+331,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+332,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+333,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+334,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+335,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+336,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+337,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+338,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+339,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+340,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+341,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+342,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+343,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+344,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+345,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+346,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+347,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+348,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+349,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+350,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+351,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+352,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+353,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+354,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+355,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+356,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+357,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+358,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+359,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,1,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 1 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 2 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 3 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 4 times."""
+360,mistral-small strategy,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""Predicted Paper because it has been played 5 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+361,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+362,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+363,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+364,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+365,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+366,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+367,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+368,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+369,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+370,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+371,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+372,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+373,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+374,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+375,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+376,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+377,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+378,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+379,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+380,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+381,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+382,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+383,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+384,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+385,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+386,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+387,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+388,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+389,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,1,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""No game history available."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,2,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 1 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 2 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 3 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,8,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 4 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 4 times."""
+390,mistral-small strategy,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Predicted Scissors because it has been played 5 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+391,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+392,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+393,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+394,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+395,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+396,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+397,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+398,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+399,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+400,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+401,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+402,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+403,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+404,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+405,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+406,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+407,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+408,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+409,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+410,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+411,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+412,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+413,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+414,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+415,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+416,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+417,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+418,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+419,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""No game history available."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 1 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 2 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
+420,mistral-small strategy,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Predicted Rock because it has been played 3 times."""
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+34,random,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
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+34,random,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+34,random,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,""""""
+34,random,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,1,""""""
+34,random,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,0,1,""""""
+34,random,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,1,2,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,1,Scissor,Rock,1,1,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,0,1,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissor,1,2,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,0,2,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,1,3,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,1,4,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,0,4,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,""""""
+35,random,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,0,4,""""""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to refer to, I'll predict 'Rock' as it will be the same likely for any opponent's moves in a random strategy."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a prediction on, I am choosing Rock. In a game like RPS without any pattern or adaptive behavior known yet and the choices being random for now."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The game is at its first round and without any historical data to base a prediction on, I am making an assumption that the opponent might choose rock. This is arbitrary as we have no information yet.”} ] }]}”}}]”}}}}]}}”}}}”}}"""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""This is the first round, and without any prior moves to analyze, predicting Rock seems as reasonable a guess as any. Many RPS beginners tend to start with 'Rock' due to its familiarity; however, in an adaptive strategy game any outcome is equally likely."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no historical data to base a pattern on, I'm going with Rock as a neutral starting point. This allows us to start building a strategy based on future responses."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a prediction on, a random guess is as good as any. Rock seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a pattern on, predicting 'Rock' seems as reasonable as any other choice. In the absence of specific information about the opponent's strategy, I'm using random selection."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a prediction on, I am choosing Rock arbitrarily. In future rounds, the prediction can be adjusted based on the opponent's past moves."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to base a pattern or adaptive behavior on, I am making an arbitrary choice. Random strategies suggest that each move has an equal probability."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, I am making a random prediction. Rock seems like as good a choice as any."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous game history, predicting 'Rock' seems as good an option as any. The opponent's strategy is unknown and I have not pattern to fallow yet."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous data to analyze, making a random choice ensures that I have an equal probability of being correct. The opponent's strategy can only be known as more rounds are observed."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""In the absence of any game history, there's no information to suggest a pattern. Therefore, I will predict 'Rock' as a neutral starting point."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since it is the first round and there is no previous move history to determine a pattern, I will predict 'Rock'. This is an arbitrary choice as all outcomes are equally likely for the opponent."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a predictive pattern on, I am choosing 'Rock' arbitrarily. In future rounds, I will use the opponent's previous moves to identify any potential patterns or strategies."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a pattern or adaptive behavior on, predicting any move has an equal chance. In absence of information about opponent's strategy, 'Rock' was picked as an arbitrary guess."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a prediction on, I'm choosing Rock randomly as my initial guess."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to base predictions on, I am defaulting to Rock. This choice is arbitrary as it has an equal probability of being correct or incorrect as any other choice."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, I'll predict 'Rock' as a baseline. In a real-world scenario, without any information about the opponent's strategy, Rock would be predicted."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous data to analyze, I will predict 'Rock'. This choice is arbitrary as it could also be Paper or Scissors. """
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no preceding pattern to analyze, I am assuming the opponent's move may be Rock. Rock might often be chosen as a default in RPS due to its evenness."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous data to base predictions on, I'm starting with a neutral assumption. 'Rock' is as good a guess as any in the absence of patterns or strategies."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round, and without any historical data to go on, predicting Rock gives an equal chance as paper or scissors. Randomly choosing from these options seems as fair a starting point as any."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to analyze, predicting Rock is as good as any other choice. It provides a neutral starting point."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no historical data to base a pattern on, I am predicting Rock. This choice is essentially random but necessary in the absence of any prior moves to analyze."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a pattern on, I am assuming the opponent might start with 'Rock' as a neutral move."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history or pattern to base predictions on, it's reasonable to assume a random move for the opponent. I predict 'Rock' as an initial guess."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a strategy on, a reasonable approach is to start with 'Rock'. In RPS, 'Rock' is often used as its the simplest or most straightforward move."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round, and without any previous moves to analyze, I am making an initial guess. Rock is a common starting move in games like RPS."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, I am making a random initial guess. Rock seems as good a choice as any."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since it is the first round and there is no prior game history to analyze, I will predict 'Rock'. In a truly unpredictable environment, Rock remains an uninformed best guess."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's move seems reasonable. In many scenarios, especially with new opponents or algorithms, a common strategy is to begin with one of these basic moves rather than immediately entering into complex sequences."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a pattern on, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it's a neutral opening move."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no past history to base a prediction on, I am assuming that in cases where we lack information about an opponent's strategy it can make sense to go for Rock. There are several reasons why an opponent might be inclined towards picking rock in RPS: it is easy and more intuitive"""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, I am making an arbitrary guess. Rock appears often as a popular initial choice in such games, but since it’s just equally probable that any move will be chosen."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior game history to analyze, predicting 'Rock' seems as reasonable as any other choice. In a simplified version without known patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent, any move has an equal probability of being correct."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous game history to analyze, I am making a random prediction. Rock is chosen arbitrarily as it provides a balance between potential outcomes."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, predicting Rock seems as good a choice as any. The opponent's strategy is unknown, so starting with a neutral option like Rock allows for flexibility in future rounds."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous game history to analyze, I am predicting 'Rock'. In a simplified version of RPS without any known strategy or pattern from the opponent, 'Rock' seemed like as good a guess as any for this first move."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a prediction on, I'm predicting 'Rock' arbitrarily. In a game like RPS without any known patterns or strategies, starting with a neutral choice can be as good as anything else."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a prediction on, I am predicting 'Rock.' In RPS, choosing 'rock' first can be as good a move as any other since without history one cannot discern what the opponent might do."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the absence of any previous moves to analyze, I am predicting 'Rock' as a default starting point. This move will be re-evaluated based on subsequent rounds."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""This is the first round and there is no history to base a prediction on. Assuming the opponent might start with a basic choice, I will predict 'Rock' as it is a common starting move."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous game history to base predictions on, we can assume an equal probability for all moves being selected next by the opponent. Since random choices are hard to predict and given that a large population tends to choose 'R' more often as their opening move."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history, I have predicted 'Rock' by random selection. In statistical games like RPS, a good starting point is to assume randomness."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history to analyze, I am predicting 'Rock' as a neutral starting point."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to base a pattern on, predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's move can be seen as an initial guess. It's the default assumption for such random scenarios."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""This is the first round, and without any prior moves to analyze, predicting Rock seems as reasonable as any other move. It's a neutral starting point."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a pattern on, predicting Rock (a common default choice) seems as reasonable as any other choice."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a pattern on, I am making an arbitrary prediction. Choosing Rock as the initial guess."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous game history to analyze, I am making a neutral assumption. In many simple games like Rock-Paper-Scissors, players often start with 'Rock' as it does not initially confer significant disadvantage against either of the other two moves."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no precedent history to go by, I am making an educated guess. 'Rock' is chosen as a default to start with because it is a neutral starting point."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a prediction on, I'm assuming the opponent might start with 'Rock' as it's a common default choice in such games."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""This is the first round, and since there is no prior history to base a pattern on, making any assumption could work. Based on general RPS game theory, Rock is generally seen as a solid opening move."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a prediction on, predicting 'Rock' is as good a guess as any. In the absence of prior moves or patterns by the opponent, starting with 'Rock' provides no advantage."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there is no prior history to base a pattern on, I am making an arbitrary choice. Rock seems as good a guess as any."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior game history, we can assume that in a simplified version opponents often default to Rock for first move since it is commonly chosen based on many RPS games."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history, I am assuming the opponent might choose Rock, which is a common default choice."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to base a pattern on, I am making an arbitrary choice. Rock seems like a sensible starting point."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no historical data to base a prediction on, I am choosing 'Rock' arbitrarily. In a game with no pattern established from previous rounds , starting with an equal likelihood for all options can be optimal."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no historical data to analyze patterns, predicting 'Rock' is as good a guess as any. In traditional RPS games, many players tend towards Rock as default or initial choice."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to rely on, a reasonable starting strategy is to predict 'Rock.' Rock is often chosen by beginners in such games."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous history to base a prediction on, I am choosing Rock. The opponent's strategy is unknown, so starting with a random choice seems reasonable."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no prior history, a common strategy for an opponent's first move in RPS is to choose Rock. Furthermore, it is also a logical choice if following the sequence Rock is going to be randomly picked."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze for patterns, I am making a random prediction. Rock, Paper Scissor being neutral in choices."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""If this is the first round, there is no prior data to guide a strategic move. The opponent's initial choice will give us nothing to work with in building an analysis on previous rounds so we can make a random prediction."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no game history to analyze, predicting 'Rock' is as good a guess as any. The opponent's strategy is unknown, so we start with a neutral choice."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""This is the first round, and without any historical data to analyze patterns or adaptive behavior, predicting 'Rock' as a default choice. In standard RPS games Rock, Paper, Scissors have an equal probability of being chosen."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there is no previous game history to analyze, predicting Rock is as good a choice as any.  In future rounds I will use strategies based on patterns in data that builds."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no history to refer to, I am predicting 'Rock'. In a game with no available pattern or strategy to observe from prior rounds, it's reasonable to start by guessing one of the possible options. If needed you can adapt your approach on further rounds after learning about opponent moves."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional information, assuming a simple repeating pattern is reasonable; hence, I predicted that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played 'Rock in this round' and we need to predict the next move, we do not know the entire pattern. The game needs more data."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is just the first round and there's no apparent pattern, I'm going to assume a random play from the opponent. Rock has been guessed before but did not win, so it would be interesting to use it again to see if the opponent will revert to using Paper."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round and there is no further information to suggest a pattern or change, predicting Rock again seems reasonable. More data would be needed to identify any adaptive behavior or repeating patterns."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round and the game is simplified, it might follow a repeating pattern. However, without more data, assuming the first move as part of an adaptive or repeating strategy to maintain consistency."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and without additional information on a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting random moves makes the game balanced. Paper would be my guess as it has an equal chance of beating the previous move based upon current data."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round and there is no apparent pattern yet, I will assume the opponent might switch to Paper. This could help in analyzing if there is any adaptive behavior."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round and there's no additional information to suggest a pattern change, predicting Rock again is a reasonable assumption based on the available data."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, and assuming the opponent might be using a simple cyclic pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), the next move is likely to be Scissors. However, this is just an initial guess based on limited data."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there is no established pattern, I will assume a random play. The game history does not provide any repeated behaviour or adaptability yet. So, predicting it back to rock as a baseline guess."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there is no discernible pattern yet, predicting Rock is as good a guess as any. The opponent could be using a strategy that involves randomness or a repeating cycle, so choosing Rock keeps our options open for future rounds."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional information on a pattern or adaptive behavior, assuming the opponent will play Rock again is a reasonable starting point, especially given the limited data."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in round 1, and assuming a simple repeating pattern, the next move could be Scissors as per the pattern Rock->Paper->Scissors."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Given it is a hidden adaptive strategy, there may be a cycle based on previous outcomes. Since you guessed Rock and the opponent played Paper, it’s possible the opponent might follow Rock > Paper > Scissors sequence. The next move in this pattern would thus be Scissors."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional data on a pattern, predicting that the opponent will play Rock again is reasonable until we gather more information."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a simple strategy to follow is to assume the opponent might be following a repeating cycle (e.g., Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Therefore, the next logical move based on this assumption would be Scissors. This prediction also helps to counter what was already predicted for round 2."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in round 1, and knowing this is a simplified version where there's no known pattern. Assuming I play the most common option to beat it first time."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in Round 1, and assuming a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Scissors next. Since this is only one round of data, I'm going with the simplest possible strategy and switching from paper to scissor."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional information about a pattern or adaptive behavior, assuming the opponent will repeat the same move is a reasonable starting point."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,2,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round after my guess of Rock, it suggests a potential repeating pattern. Given that RPS often cycles through these options I assume the player plays a similar move."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, a simple strategy to counteract Rock might be used. In rock-paper-scissors, Scissor can beat  Paper as per game's rules. Hence predicting 'Scissors' to counter Paper."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round. If the opponent is following a simple cyclic pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), then the next move should be Scissors."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round. Assuming a simple strategy, Paper can beat Rock. Therefore if the opponent is repeating this pattern they might choose 'Rock' to counter themselves as it beats scissors."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and since we have no further information to suggest a pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting Rock again is as likely as any other option."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Scissors in the first round, and assuming they are following a simple pattern or random strategy, Rock is a reasonable guess as it beats Scissors. In the absence of further patterns or adaptive behaviors noted so far due to lack of rounds, choosing Rock could either maintain or change the pattern which might cause adaptation."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and without additional information about a pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting the same move is a reasonable starting point."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round. If we assume for simplicity that there is an adaptive behavior, in which the opponent tends to go towards a move that would beat their previous move, then the opponent may be inclined to switch to Rock next."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in the first round, a simple pattern to consider is a cyclic sequence (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). If this pattern holds true we can predict that the opponent will play Scissors. """
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, predicting Rock could be a strategic move to counter any potential patterns or adaptive behavior. While one game is not enough to determine an exact pattern, assuming they might alternate or randomly play their moves could increase our chance of scoring."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round. Given this simplified version, I'll assume they might follow a basic pattern or cycle through different strategies. Predict Scissors next is reasonable because some people might use a simple pattern such as Rock-Paper-Scissor."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional information to suggest a pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting that the opponent will play Rock again is a reasonable heuristic."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and assuming no pattern is apparent from a single round, choosing Rock might as well counter any potential Paper or repeat of Scissor strategy in this round."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in the first round, a simple strategy for the opponent could be to cycle through Rock-Paper-Scissors. Since Scissors loses against Paper I believe this move would not be repeated."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors last round and there is no apparent pattern from a single round, I am assuming the opponent may cycle through in a Rock-Paper-Scissors sequence that begins with Rock as Round 1. This means Scissor would be followed by Rock."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Assuming there is a chance they might repeat this move, my strategy is to predict 'Rock' again. If we accumulate more data in future rounds, a different predictive approach may be used to identify any recognizable pattern."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and with only one data point, a simple strategy is to assume the opponent might be using a repeating pattern or static strategy. Therefore, predicting Rock again seems reasonable until more data points are available."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round, and given that this is a simplified version of RPS with potentially repetitive behavior, predicting Rock again based on the limited data available seems reasonable."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional information, assuming a simple repeating pattern makes 'Rock' the most likely move for the second round."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional data, assuming a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, a common strategy is to assume they are following a repeating pattern (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors cycle). If that’s the case, Scissors would be followed by Rock. However, because there was only one round of history provided, this assumption might not hold up beyond further rounds."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, and to minimize predictability, it's possible that the opponent could switch to Scissors in a cyclic pattern (Rock => Paper => Scissors). This is just a hypothesis since there may or may not be an underlying hidden strategy by the opponent."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round and we have no further data to suggest a pattern, the simplest strategy is to assume the opponent might repeat their strategy. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round and assuming a simple repeating pattern, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, and with only one move to analyze there isn't enough data to suggest a change from the previous turn. Therefore, based on the current information I have assumed that the opponent will play Rock"""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, and assuming a simple cyclic pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), the next move is likely to be Scissors."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no discernible pattern yet, predicting Rock or Scissors would be reasonable. However, based on random chance, it could make sense to alternate. As it's a simplified version of game"""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we have limited information, a simple strategy is to guess the same move unless there's a pattern or more data indicating otherwise. Therefore, I am predicting Rock again."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round. If this was a simple cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), they would likely play Scissors next."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and there is no additional information to suggest a pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting Rock again is a reasonable starting point."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round against Rock, assuming a simple pattern would be counter-intuitive and more likely for the player to assume I'm following such a repeating sequence. Therefore predicting 'Scissors', not expecting my prediction based on a cycle."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Without additional information on a pattern or adaptive behavior, assuming the opponent will play Rock again is a reasonable starting point."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and assuming a simple pattern where the opponent alternates moves starting with rock. it's reasonable to predict 'Paper' for the next round based on this alternating sequence."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in Round 1, and without additional information to suggest a pattern or change in behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent might play Rock again."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a simple strategy for predicting the next move could be to assume the opponent is following a basic repeating pattern (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors). If this were the case, the opponent should play Paper."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Since we only have one data point and no clear pattern has emerged, assuming the opponent will continue to play Rock is a reasonable starting point."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round. Since we only have one data point, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might play Rock again, assuming a repeating pattern, such as always playing Rock."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, a common strategy is to play the move that beats the opponent's previous move. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock next, following an 'iterated best response' strategy."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in the first round, they might follow a simple repeating pattern. If we assume a pattern like Rock-Paper-Scissors, then 'Paper' is followed by 'Scissors'. This could be just a coincidence or the start of such a repeated cycle."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, and given that players often don't repeat their moves immediately, predicting Paper as my move should cover it."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that the opponent played Scissors in the first round and since there is no discernible pattern based on one move, my best guess is to go with 'Random strategy' and assume Rock as it could be a start for an adaptive behavior."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there is no obvious pattern for me to predict, assuming 'rock' in the game of Rock-Paper-Scissors gives a balanced starting point. Given that I'm not aware of any hidden strategies or patterns from the opponent yet, guessing rock as he has just played Scissors."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, there is no clear pattern yet. However, assuming a simple strategy where the opponent might alternate moves, I am predicting Paper as the next move."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we have no other data to suggest a pattern, predicting Rock again is a reasonable starting point. Further rounds will provide more insight into potential patterns or strategies."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the previous round. If the opponent is following an alternating pattern, Rock-Paper-Scissors or vice versa, playing Scissors would be likely next to avoid losing due to predictable behavior."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Scissors in the first round, and assuming a simple strategy like repeating patterns or alternating moves, I predict that Rock may be an adaptive response."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Since the opponent played 'Rock' in the first round, and assuming they might be following a simple cyclic pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock...), my prediction for the next move is 'Paper'."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, I will predict Rock based on the assumption that the opponent might be following a simple alternating pattern or trying to maximize variation for adaptability. However, this is based on minimal data and my prediction could change as more information becomes available."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,2,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no discernible pattern yet, I'll predict based on random guessing. However, I know if it was in a repeating series but due to lack of data I assumed as Random guess."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Given the limited history, a reasonable assumption is that the opponent might be following a repeating pattern or a strategy that involves starting with Rock consistently."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and assuming the opponent might be following a simple repeating pattern (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors), I am predicting Paper for the next move. This is based on the initial observation of the game history."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and the opponent played Paper, a common strategy for the next move in human players who expect someone to play Rock after playing it last turn would be to choose 'Rock'. The expectation is that an opponent who just lost by making 'Paper' may try to outguess a repetitive pattern of play."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. If the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate or switch to Rock next."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played 'Rock' in the second round and it may suggest a repeating pattern. So I'm predicting for Rock again."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played 'Rock' in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play 'Rock' in the next round unless there is a clear indication otherwise."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2. If the opponent is following a simple alternating pattern (Rock, Paper), then Scissors would be expected next. However if the opposing is using a rock paper scissor pattern this could lead to the next choice being Paper followed by a change in the opponents game."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in both rounds so far. Based on the limited information, it seems like there is a pattern that favors 'Scissor' as the next move."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2. Given the limited data, I see no clear pattern or repetition from the given rounds, but typically an adaptation strategy is used to counter previous moves so, predicting based on a random guess since there isn't enough data available"""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock, then Paper. If they are following a repeating pattern (Rock-Paper-Scissors), the next move would likely be Scissors."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds. Without additional information, assuming a repeating pattern is the safest prediction."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds, indicating a possible pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in both recorded rounds. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, paper beats rock and scissors beat paper. If the opponent is simply repeating a strategy I will see, they are more likely to choose Rock as their next move."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds consistently. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in both rounds. If the opponent is following a simple pattern, there are two possibilities: 'Paper, Rock', or 'Paper, Scissors'. I predicted Rock hoping we have entered a repetitive sequence."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round, then Scissors in the second. Since these are different moves and there’s no discernible pattern so far, I predict they will follow the third move with a Paper, assuming alternating pattern."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock first, then Paper which beats Rock. Assuming the pattern is cyclical like the game, it follows in sequence so Scissors."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. If the opponent is following a simple repeated pattern, they might play Scissors next since Paper typically follows Rock and then Scissors in that sequence (Rock-Paper-Scissors)."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 2 after initially playing Scissors. Given the simplification, assuming a pattern like this helps predict future moves."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the second round. If the opponent is using a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock in the next round because Paper beats Rock but Rock beats Scissor."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock first and then Paper, which could be suggesting a repeating pattern such as Rock-Paper-Scissors. Based on this limited history, it’s likely that they will play Scissors next."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock. If the pattern continues cyclically, we can expect the move to change from Rock to Paper."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in both rounds, suggesting a possible pattern. Predicting 'Rock' could be strategic since 'Paper' beats 'Rock', and the opponent might try to counter our previous guess."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in both rounds so far. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern, they might play Paper again in this round."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in both previous rounds. Since there is repetition of the moves, I predict that they will be consistent with their last move and choose Scissors to follow this pattern."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock first, then Paper. Since the pattern is unclear but considering they are alternating between two different choices we can try Scissors"""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in both rounds so far. Assuming the opponent is following a repeating pattern, I predict that they will play Scissors again."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock first, then Paper. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern it might be next Scissors."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the last two rounds. If the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern, the next move could be Scissor beats paper or paper beats rock which they already did so predicting paper will prevent me from getting -2 points."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in both previous rounds. Given the limited history and no apparent change in pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissor."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given that the opponent played 'Paper' in Round 1 and 'Scissor' in Round 2, it's possible there is a pattern or adaptive strategy. Based on round 1 when we guessed Rock but got Paper I am going to guess that they are trying for a Paper move again due to the first incorrect guess"""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round and Rock in the second round. It seems unlikely for the move to be entirely random or patternless, this makes me suspect repeating moves every two rounds; it would make sense that scissors was a fluke."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no indication of a change in pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played 'Rock' in round two and the hidden strategy is unknown but my guess on rock will give good result."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in the last round. If the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Paper next, as it beats Rock. However, without more data, this is speculative."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in both rounds so far. Assuming the opponent might be following a repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played both Rock and Paper before me guessing Rock in the previous rounds. The move is not yet predictable, so I am predicting Rock as no discernible pattern exists."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock first, then Paper. It is possible the opponent follows a pattern that alternates between these two moves."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent may play a repeating pattern. Considering the pattern Scissors Rock  the next move should be scissors."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock and Paper in the first two rounds. There is not enough information to determine a definite pattern, so assuming random play might mean playing conservatively by choosing rock again."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no indication of a change in pattern, predicting Rock for the third round is reasonable."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2. Since the pattern isn't immediately clear, I'm assuming there might be a cycling pattern (Rock -> Paper) which should follow with Scissor next to complete a cycle of Rock-Paper-Scissors."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock first and then Paper, which suggests a pattern. If they are following a sequence like 'Rock-Paper-Scissors,' the next move should be Scissors."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round and Scissors in the second round. It's possible that they are following a repeating pattern where they alternate their moves. The third move might follow Rock → Paper →Scissor pattern"""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they may be alternating. Therefore, predicting Rock again for this round following a rock, paper pattern."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round and Paper in the second round. If we assume a simple repeating pattern, the next move could be Scissors. However, it's also common for simple adaptable behavior to go by a cyclical pattern of 'rock, paper, scissor'."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock for the past two rounds consecutively. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock in the next round."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round and Rock in the second. There's no clear pattern, but Rock is played last. Since it was a win for them, they might repeat. In RPS logic, beating Paper with their last playing should be the opposite choice of what will follow next."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent played Paper in both previous rounds. If the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next (Paper-Rock-Scissors). However, if the opponent is adapting, they might play Scissor since their previous move was successful against your choices. I decided to guess it and see. But for this time, I am predicting based on a common alternating strategy after 2 rounds.."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,3,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round and Scissors in the second round. If the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern (e.g., Paper-Scissor-Rock), the next move could be Rock. However, with only two rounds of data, it's difficult to determine a definitive pattern. Therefore, predicting 'Paper' based on the first round and assuming an adaptive strategy may work as well."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round and Paper in the second round. Based on this pattern there is equal likelihood (1/3 probability each) in which play they will choose. To stay true to RPS strategy we choose Scissors knowing it’s still random."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern, Rock is a likely next move since it defeats Scissors and can be part of a potential Rock-Paper-Scissor cycle."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round and Paper in the second. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern or simply alternating, Scissors would be the next logical move."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have not shown a clear pattern. However, since the opponent moved to 'Paper' in round 2 (which beats Rock), it doesn't appear that they are always trying to counter your move from the previous round. It might be safe to guess 'Scissors', an option we haven't seen yet from them."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""`The opponent played Rock in the first round, and I guessed correctly. In the second round, I guessed Paper, but the opponent played Rock again. Since there is not enough information to determine a pattern yet, The most likely guess is that the opponent will play Rock again based on the current history."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has mirrored my moves in the previous two rounds. Since I guessed 'Rock' on round one and 'Paper' on the second, if they continue that pattern, I will predict that they will respond to guessing Rock and Paper with the move 'Scissors'"""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock first, then Paper. If the opponent is following a cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), the next move should be Scissors."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock for the past two rounds consecutively. Without additional information suggesting a change in pattern, predicting that the opponent will continue to play Rock is the most likely outcome."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent's moves are not immediately obvious, but since the pattern is unclear given such a short history, and assuming no specific strategy or adaptive behavior has been inferred from the previous moves, it might be reasonable to start with predicting the same as your initial guess for simplicity until more data is available. """
+42,mistral-small,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper in the first round and Scissors in the second round, which could indicate a pattern where they cycle through the possible moves. If this is true then they should be due to play rock next."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors in both rounds so far. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern, they are likely to play Scissors again."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the last round, I guessed it correctly. However, Scissors in the first and then rock suggests a random or non-identifiable pattern. So, I'll guess Paper because the opponent may be changing with no clear reason."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been mimicking the previous move, so if there is a pattern, it might be 'Rock -> Paper -> Scissor'."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last two rounds. Since there is a repetitive pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissor in the first round and Rock in the second round. There is no clear pattern yet, but assuming a simple repeating sequence (Scissor, Rock), the next move would be Paper to win against Scissor if we continue with the assumption of the repeating sequence."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in both rounds so far. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that the opponent played Scissors in the last round, if the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors), the next move would logically be Rock. However, since this is just one round of data and there could be other patterns or adaptive behaviour. Therefore we stick on repeating rock paper scissor."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given the history, the opponent played 'Rock' in Round 1. In round two you predicted paper, but rock was played again. At this stage we can assume that the pattern is either alternating or predictable to some extent."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in both rounds so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,3,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors in both rounds so far. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Additionally, if the opponent is adaptive and tries to counter the previous move which was Scissor ,then they would go for Rock."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and then Paper. If the opponent is following a cyclical pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), the next move should be Scissors."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in both rounds so far. Given the lack of variance, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with 'Paper'."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the first three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round unless it deviates from its strategy, which remains uncertain until more data is available."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 2, which was the only round where they did not play Scissors. This suggests a possible pattern leaning towards playing Scissors more frequently than Rock/Paper. However, since I only had two guesses and it is consistent, it seems that guessing rock will increase my chances."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, and Rock. This pattern does not immediately suggest a clear strategy. However, if we assume the opponent is trying to follow some kind of repetitive or adaptive strategy that has not revealed itself yet in only a few rounds, we need to guess carefully. Given the unpredictability without a clearer pattern, choosing Scissors feels like a fair move as it has not been played by either side yet."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in each of the first three rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent played Rock, Paper, and then Scissors which does not form a clear repeating pattern. However, since no patterns are obvious the next move may be rock as it has a probability of recurrence."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissor in rounds where you guessed Rock (rounds 1 and 3), suggesting a pattern when you choose the same move as before there is high probability that the opponent's behavior. By this guess we can expect scissors."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Given that the opponent has played Paper in all three previous rounds and it appears to be a repeating pattern, my prediction for the next move is also Paper."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three previous rounds. Given the limited history, predicting that the opponent will continue this pattern is reasonable."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock in the next round."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Paper in the last two rounds. If the opponent is following a cyclic pattern (Scissors → Paper → Rock), the next move would likely be Rock."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors then Rock then Scissors. It seems to follow a repeating pattern every three rounds. So, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in round 1 and round 3, then Paper in round 2. This suggests a possible pattern where the moves cycle through Rock -> Paper -> Rock. Following this pattern, I predict that the next move will be Paper."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Paper in all three rounds. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' would defeat it. However there is also a chance that the opponent realizes we are looking for patterns, so it could be using a mixed strategy, with each play being random."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order. Following this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in both rounds where I chose Rock and Scissors. As there is no clear pattern emerging, it would be best to predict the most probable move - Paper."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played 'Paper' in all three rounds. Therefore, predicting 'Paper' for the next round seems logical as it follows a pattern of consistent behavior observed so far."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,0,"""The opponent's moves have been: Scissor, Rock, Scissor. This suggests a potential repeating pattern every three rounds. Based on this hypothesis, the next move could be similar to what came up last time i.e. Scissor."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Assuming the opponent is following a repeating pattern, the next move is likely to be Paper again."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first three rounds. Since there is no indication of a change in pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has a repeating pattern (Rock, Paper, Rock) and the last move was Rock. Therefore, it is likely that the next move will be Paper."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent played Paper and then Scissors in the first two rounds, which suggests a possible pattern. You guessed Rock in these rounds and missed by playing paper last round. Let’s try rock again if following similar strategy. Also, it seems more likely with adaptive behavior."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's pattern is not immediately clear, but given the limited data, it seems random. However, the last move was 'Scissor' and in this context, a repeating pattern may include an alternation or cycle of sorts - for example Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock, so a reasonable prediction would be Rock next."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 2 and Paper in Rounds 1 and 3. Since the pattern is not immediately clear, predicting Rock based on the assumption that the opponent might be alternating between three moves (Paper, Scissors, then potentially Rock)."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors alternately so far (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors). Given this pattern, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played 'Scissor' in round 1 and also again on round 3, following the pattern when I guessed 'Rock'. Hence  Scissors is a likely opponent's answer."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 2, and Paper in both Rounds 1 and 3. There could be a pattern emerging which is Rock - then the next two would repeat Scissor and Paper but not sure yet. I am predicting that they will now play Rock."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Scissor,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played 'Rock' consistently in the first three rounds. This suggests a repeating pattern or possibly an adaptive strategy that favors 'Rock'. In a simplified Rock-Paper-Scissors game without randomization, the opponent might be adhering to a pattern with a high chance of predicting change after every several consistent repetitions, so the guess of 'Scissor' aims to account for potential cyclic strategies or a shift in behavior."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1 and 3, both were consecutive rounds. In Round 2 the opponent played Paper when my guess was incorrect. It might be a pattern based play strategy where the Opponent plays what I would lose to, so the pattern could repeat again with Rock."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1 and 3, and Paper in round 2. Without a clear repeating pattern or adaptability observed from this limited data, the decision to guess 'paper' was more of an educated random guess."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,4,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's last two moves were Scissors, and the round before that, Rock was played. It’s possible the pattern repeats as such, or an adaptive behavior could still follow a simpler repeating sequence like RRSSRRSS... Therefore, to predict Scissors next."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock in the first round, Paper in the second round. Since we are playing a simplified version of RPS, let's assume that if the move doesn't repeat itself too frequently and it is alternating based on the previous moves. Also, considering the game history, paper beats rock so the next likely choice would be Rock."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first three rounds consistently. Without additional information that suggests a pattern change, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissor in the first round, then Paper for the two rounds. This follows a pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissor, and if this is correct, they would play rock next."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors. This suggests a possible round-robin pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Given this trend and the last two moves being the same as yours, it is reasonable to predict that they may continue with this repeating pattern."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent played Rock, Paper, and then Rock again. Since there is no clear repeating pattern so far and adaptive behavior based on the guesses seems unlikely with only one correct answer given so far, I decided to go for a random choice like Scissors. This might catch them off-guard or potentially match if it turns out they also used another guessing mechanism."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in round 1. Given that their pattern isn’t clear from just three rounds, and considering that the opponent can be trying to follow a simple repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy, guessing 'Rock' again could either continue their cycle or adapt for any potential counter-pattern they might have."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be following a Rock-Paper-Scissors (RPS) sequence. We have seen R -> P-> S , so there is a high chance the next move will be R."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 2. There is no clear pattern yet, but starting with the simplest prediction can be a good idea to maintain consistency before any discernible pattern emerges."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three previous rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent played Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order. Assuming a repeating pattern, the next move would likely be Rock."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three consecutive rounds, indicating a potential pattern. By predicting 'Paper' for round 4 as well I believe to be the best option."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played 'Scissors' in round 2 and 'Paper' in rounds 1 and 3. There doesn't appear to be a clear repeating pattern yet, but if the opponent is alternating or has some form of adaptive strategy in play, predicting Rock could be an educated guess towards balancing that"""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock, Paper, Rock in the first three rounds. Assuming the opponent is following a repeating pattern (Rock-Paper-Scissors), the next move would be Paper."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last two rounds. Given this pattern, there is a high probability that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock, Paper, and Scissors in sequence. Following this pattern, after 'Scissors', it would be Rock's turn again."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Rock. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern, there seems to be a random sequence but we have limited data. Given this and the fact that they did not alternate in a clear cycle (for instance RRR or RPR), predicting another rock is a reasonable approach based on a potential repeating pattern"""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock, then Paper, then Scissors. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent is cycling through the moves in a Rock-Paper-Scissors sequence. If this pattern holds, the next move after Scissors should be Rock. However, since I guessed rock last time and it was wrong I want to guess paper instead"""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Given this pattern, it is logical to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,4,Rock,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first and third rounds, suggesting a possible pattern where they do not repeat their previous move. Therefore, I'm predicting Rock."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 3, and Scissors in round 2. This suggests a pattern where they alternate between Paper and Scissors. Given this, the next move should be Scissors."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round unless they deviate from this strategy."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent played Rock in the second round after playing Scissors in the first. They alternated between Rock and Scissors in the initial rounds, so assuming this pattern it seems reasonable to predict that they will play Rock again."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has mirrored my moves in the previous rounds. Since I guessed Scissors last, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors next if it continues to mirror me but this time let me predict Rock as a small change in the strategy."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the first three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there is a change in strategy."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first three rounds. Since there is no indication of a change in pattern, the safe prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 3. Considering this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock next time because a move in repeating or adaptive behavior with no obvious strategy observed so far , might be more probable"""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first and third rounds. Although they played something else, there are still more rocks than other options. Therefore based on the patterns, I predict the opponent will play rock again."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent played Scissors twice and Rock once in the sequence we saw. This suggests they could be following a pattern with random elements, or no clear repetitive pattern has emerged yet as it's too short. However, it would be beneficial to try a new move such as Paper (which hasn't been my guess since a while) to gather more data and try to discover if there is a repeating cycle. I'm predicting Scissors to try to exploit any patterns that may become clear as the game progresses."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds and again in the third round. Given this pattern, it's likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the first four rounds. Given the pattern observed so far, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock in the next round."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. If the opponent is following a repeating pattern, it's likely that they will play Scissors again."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock, Paper in the first two rounds. The third round break this pattern and opponent did not play scissors. I am predicting that they might follow a simple alternating pattern for their next move: Rock -> Paper -> Scissor which means after paper->rock they should play paper"""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds and then matched my guess of Paper in the third round. It seems like the opponent might be following a pattern where they play Paper when I don't match it previously, and Rock or Scissors otherwise. Predicting that I might be switching out the opponent's Paper, I am going with Rock."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last four rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissor."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since the last move was Rock, it is likely that the next move will be Scissors."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 4. If the opponent was following a pattern, then after those two rounds it should be in their pattern to play Scissors."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Rock. Although there isn't a clear pattern yet, the first two rounds were Rock to paper so my next prediction should be Paper. My prediction was correct as opponent played Paper in round 2. Since the opponent has not followed a predictable pattern of rock-paper-Scissors, guessing rock for the fourth time may show how the game could have continued if the opponent played the same moves."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors, and then repeating the cycle. The pattern suggests that their choices follow a sequential order in which each one defeats the preceding move: Rock →Paper→ Scissors→Rock → etc . Based on this pattern and assuming it continues, the next move after Rock should be Scissor."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds round 1 and round 4, So based on the pattern seen, my guess is that there is a high chance they will be playing again."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissor. Since the last move was Rock in Round 4, it is likely that the next move will be Scissors."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Scissors in the last round. Based on the limited game history, there doesn't appear to be a clear pattern or alternation. However, if we assume some form of pseudo-randomness, and considering that the most likely next move could be based on past outcomes without a significant visible strategy."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent played Rock on rounds 1 and 3, and Paper in round 2. Since they won both their last two moves, the opponent might be going for an alternating pattern. Therefore predicting rock could be a good guess."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 3. Although they deviated in round 4, their move may be part of a repeating pattern or cycle that favours 'Paper.'"""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors. This suggests a possible repeating pattern of Rock -> Paper -> Scissors. Since the last move was Rock (Round 4), the next move might logically be Paper but it could break the pattern by guessing Scissors"""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors in alternating rounds. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock again after Scissors so I will guess Paper to counter that."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first three rounds and matched my guess in round four. It seems like there might be a pattern where they play Paper most frequently or the opponent may have switched to try different moves after noticing a predictable pattern. Playing Rock could help break any pattern and potentially catch them off guard."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Paper in the first four rounds. Since there is no pattern break so far, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent’s moves so far are Rock, Paper, and two occurrences of Rock. The most common move is 'Rock'. Assuming the opponent follows a repeating pattern, the next move might be Scissors (as it beats paper in round 4)"""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all four rounds so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern. They played Rock, Paper, Scissors so far in rounds one three and four respectively and may repeat the cycle but we dont have enogh data yet. Hence, predicting Paper as the next move."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissor."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's moves appear to be somewhat inconsistent, but they seem to cycle through Rock, Scissors and Paper. However, the patterns may have more depth as I need a larger sample size for accurate pattern recognition. Given this and considering my previous predictions, I am going with the assumption that Rock will yield better results."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper, Scissors, and then Paper again with some inconsistency. By guessing Rock I am assuming that it might be following a predictable pattern (or an RPS cycle in some form - e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissor) after playing scissors."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 4, which suggests a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given that the last move was also Rock, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent might play Rock again."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves show a mixed pattern, but after predicting Scissors last time and losing against Rock, my best guess is the Opponent might play what I would expect next to counter Paper: Rock."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds, so it appears to be their hidden strategy for now."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent's moves are alternating in a repeating pattern: Scissors (Round 1), Rock (Round 2), Scissors (Round 3). Given this pattern, the next move should be Rock. However since I've already guessed three times wrong, and only one time correctly when I've guessed the same choice as last round my prediction is going to be opposite of the opponent's second move."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,5,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent seems to have a repeating pattern where they play 'Rock' in round one then switch between Rock, paper. Since I predicted rock and I got points when the opponent also played rock it should be safe to predict that now the opponent will play """"paper"""""""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1 and 3, and Paper in round 2. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior to identify from these three rounds apart from the alternating between a rock and paper, I am going with predicting rock based on the game history."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Even though I guessed Scissors (not following my previous Rock guesses in round 4), it resulted in an outcome where the opponent still chose Rock - making me score no point). Considering that, predicting Rock would be a logical and likely outcome."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock -> Scissors, then a loop starting from rock->scissors. Given this pattern the opponents choice will be Rock."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently in the first four rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent played Scissors last, and before that the two rounds were in a tie. Maybe the next one follows paper-scissors-patterns."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a repeating pattern. The sequence so far has been Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in round 1, then Paper in rounds 2 and 4. It's possible the opponent is following a pattern that involves repeating after two moves. Since they alternated between Rock and Paper it's reasonable to guess that the opponent might play paper next if playing Rock on subsequent round."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper, the next logical move based on this pattern would be Rock."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all the previous rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock. This suggests a possible repeating pattern every four rounds. If this pattern holds, the next move should be Paper."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's moves have not shown a clear pattern yet. However, we have the sequence Rock, Paper, Scissors so far and this might indicate an 'RPS' repeating cycle, where they move through Rock ->Paper->Scissor in order, or alternatively, that each round alternates to counter the previous move"""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all the rounds so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing 'Rock' in rounds that are multiples of 2. (Round 1 and round3 the odd played scissors so i guessed scissor). Given this observed pattern, it's likely that their next move will be 'Scissor'"""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in the last three rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play 'Paper' again in the next round."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where they alternate between two moves. If we assume the current sequence repeats, the next move could be Rock."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be repeating every three rounds. The sequence so far is Rock, Paper, Scissors (rounds 1-3), and then it repeated with Rock (Round 4). Based on this observed cycle, the next move should likely follow the previous series of moves resulting in a prediction of 'Scissor' for round 5."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, and then two Rocks. Although it appears somewhat random there is a chance the opponent might revert back to an initial pattern which was Rock."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a repeating pattern so far. They played Rock, Paper, Scissors in sequence over the four rounds. Continuing this pattern, I predict that they will play Scissors next."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Given this pattern, it is logical to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there is a change in strategy."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 3 (odd-numbered rounds), but not in any even number. The odd number rounds have a history of repeating every two rounds. Since round four was the last round, it looks like its next move will be rock."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 3, which are both odd-numbered rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in round 5."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's last move was Rock and in round 3 they played Scissors. The pattern seems to be following alphabetically through each round e.g Round 1=Rock, Round 2 = Paper,Round 3 =Scissors. If my guess is correct the next player would be either rock or paper. But based on historical move I am predicting """
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in round 3 and 4 after I guessed Rock.  However, before that in round 1 there was a pattern where i guessed rock they played paper and scissor alternately. This suggests the opponent might be alternating between Paper Scissor whenever my pattern is repeated."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 2 and 4, which suggests a pattern. Since the last move was also Rock, it's likely that the opponent will continue this pattern."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed the repeating pattern Rock->Rock->Paper->Rock. Since the last round was rock and matches with this patter (Rock-Scissor-Paper) it is likely to follow rock as next move."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past four rounds. Since there is no variation in the opponent's moves as observed in the history, a reasonable prediction would be that they keep playing 'Rock' until evidence shows otherwise."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds, indicating a potential pattern. Given this consistency, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last four rounds, even when not expected. This suggests a repetitive pattern where they may continue with this choice"""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent played Paper in Rounds 1 and 3, both times after I played Rock. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent plays Paper when the previous move is Rock or it may be a sequence of paper, scissor, Scissors. Given this history, I'm predicting they will play Paper again."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent played Scissors in Round 1. The pattern is unknown but Rock-Paper-Cycle doesn't apply here."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds. Given the consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissor again unless it is a random or adaptive strategy."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all the rounds so far. Based on this consistent pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has displayed a pattern with Paper being repeated. From the previous rounds, it appears like the sequence might be following Rock ->Paper ->Rock and repeating this cycle . Round 3 was an anomaly because of Scissors coming before paper . So let me try predicting it is time to throw a Scissor."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds consistently. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next round seems reasonable."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock in the next round."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent alternated between Rock and Scissor except for Round 5. This suggests that the pattern might be Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors... The fifth move seems to follow the next step in this alternating cycle."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has a pattern that suggests repeating itself every three rounds and then moving to the next move. They played Rock, Paper, Rock which means in round 6 they will play Rock but based on previous rounds it would suggest playing rock and rock might be repeated"""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played 'Scissors' three times and 'Rock' twice. I notice that after my move is guessed as Scissor, the opponent plays Scissor which seems a kind of repeating pattern. There might be also other factors at play but based on limited available data."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissor in the next round."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to follow no obvious pattern up until now, but they have played Rock more frequently than Paper or Scissors. Given that Rock appears in rounds 1, 4 out of five games and since the last correct prediction was a rock, predicting rock seems plausible."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Since there is a clear pattern emerging where the opponent consistently plays Paper, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue this pattern."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in all the rounds except where I predicted paper. Since the game is a simplified version, and given previous outcomes it is safe to assume that either opponent is following a fixed pattern favoring paper or is adapting to my predictions."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for the first five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where Rock and Scissors alternate. Given that the last move was Scissors, it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the last five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in three out of the last four rounds. Based on this pattern, predicting Paper seems like the safest bet."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This suggests a possible repeating pattern every two rounds that skips to a third move. Hence Rock-Paper-Rock appears for the first time at round 1-2-5, and Rock-Paper (Scissor). The next most reasonable prediction therefore is Scissors."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 4, following a pattern where Scissors appears consistently preceded by Rock. Given this repeating sequence, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Paper in the first and third rounds, Scissors in the second and fourth rounds, and Paper again in the fifth round. This suggests a pattern where the opponent alternates between Scissors and Rock every two moves. Since Paper was last seen on Round 5, it indicates that the next play of this pattern would be to return to rock."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper. This suggests a repeating pattern of RPS (Rock-Paper-Scissor). Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the past three rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Paper in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds where the outcome was a win for the opponent, which were round 1 and round 4. In both these cases also my guess was wrong and I lost points. So logically guessing rock would ensure i get my next point."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor consecutively for the past four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissor, Rock. This suggests a repeating pattern every four rounds (Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock). Following this pattern, the next move should be Scissor."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5. In between these rounds (round 2  and round 4), the opponent has played Scissors each time . Following this pattern, I predict the opponent will play Rock next round."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3 and 5. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper again in round 6."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 5, which suggests a pattern. Additionally, the opponent played Scissors in round 4, which could indicate an alternating pattern between Rock, Scissors and Paper."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 2 and 4, both of which were even-numbered rounds, suggesting a possible pattern where they play Rock on even rounds. The sequence seems to be inconsistent with the standard RPS rules, and the previous rounds showed a trend of playing rock on even counts."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds consecutively. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent appears to be alternating between Rock and Scissors, which is suggested by the pattern in Rounds 1-3 and Round 5. Given that the last move was Scissors (Round 5), the next logical prediction based on this alternating pattern would be Rock."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, and 5. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 6."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first three rounds and consistently after that. Based on this pattern, predicting 'Rock' seems most likely."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 3 while going against me. And In round two, he is playing a paper when I used rock again and in round four too (he repeated the pattern). It indicates a repeating cycle of 'Rock' followed by another 'rock', and then I have to win with Paper."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent played Scissors, Rock, Scissors and then Rock. This indicates a possible pattern alternating between Scissors and Rock every two rounds."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in the past five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with 'Rock'."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' three times and 'Scissors' once. Given the history, it seems likely that the opponent might switch to 'Rock' to avoid repeating patterns too often."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, and Rock. I noticed that in the rounds where I guessed 'Rock', the opponent played 'Rock' one out of two times. So instead trying again for 'Rock', this time guess 'paper'"""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock for the next round unless there's a clear indication of a change in strategy."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's moves do not show an obvious repeating pattern, but there seems to be a tendency to alternate between Rock and Paper. Given that the last move was Rock (Round 5), predicting Paper as the next move aligns with this alternating pattern."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Based on the history, the sequence is Rock (Round 1), Paper (Round 2), Scissors (Round 3), Rock (Round 4). Following this alternation, the next move is expected to be Paper. However given all my previous attempts of assuming patterns failed so I will continue trying something different as an experiment"""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves so far are: Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests a repeating cycle of [Rock, Paper, Scissors]. Following this pattern, the next move after 'Paper' would be 'Scissors'."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds three to five consecutively. Since there is no indication of a pattern change, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with paper for at least one more round."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, and Paper. This pattern suggests a repeating cycle of three moves (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Following this pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 2 and 4. Observing the pattern, they seem to alternate between R/P/S, then back to Rock. For these assumptions, if the same round pattern repeats , this is my next guess."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper four times in a row. Since there is no indication of a change in pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play 'Rock' again."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves alternate between 'Rock' and 'Paper'. With Rock last played in Round 4, I predict the next move is ‘Paper’, meaning in Round 5 it should be Rock."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,6,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern. The sequence so far is Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, and Rock. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Scissors to complete the cycle."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past five rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has been following a repeating cycle. So far, the sequence observed is Rock → Paper → Scissor → Rock and then started with another Rock so if we assume the next move will be in sync with this pattern it should be scissors"""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far do not follow an obvious repeating pattern. However, the sequence of moves does show frequent alternation after a pattern of two moves. Specifically - Paper -> Scissor is observed and Rock was not predicted but played after that. Since the last three moves by the opponent were Paper (Round 1), Paper (Round 3), and Paper (Round 5) it might be reasonable to expect the next move to alternate (which happened twice before). It seems unlikely since prediction of Rock on all round the player has lost but as no other pattern seems evident so this is a best guess approach"""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in both rounds followed by Paper. We can predict a repeating pattern where they are alternating between Rock and Paper."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they cycle through Rock, Paper, Scissors. Observing the game history, the sequence does not match a perfect RPS cycle, but predicting 'Rock' based on this pattern is worth testing."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the rounds from 2 to 5, which indicates a somewhat random choice. If I assume any pattern, no exact one is visible - thus I'm making the least used assumption."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds consecutively. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock and Paper twice.  When the guess pattern was repeated, the opponents move alternated between paper and scissors."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all the previous rounds. The pattern is consistent, so it's likely that their next move will also be Scissor."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves so far suggest a repeating pattern, they followed: Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock. If this pattern continues the next move should be ‘Scissor’. Additionally the opponent’s previous choice of Scissor was an alternate in the series, and it appears there is a regularity here."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in an alternating pattern—Round 2, then Round 4. The last two times the opponent didn’t play Rock, they played Scissors (Round 1 and Round 3), so it can be inferred that a repetition may happen if the previous guess was wrong, thus predicting them to follow their Rock pattern on Round 6."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last four rounds consecutively. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock, Scissors and Scissors so far. Since they also started with Scissors this could be a potential repetition or at least pattern and the history doesn't show any adaptive behavior yet, I am predicting Rock next."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent played Paper in rounds 1 and 3, and Scissors in rounds 2 and 4. If the pattern continues to alternate between Paper and Scissors, then the next move after Scissor (round 4) could again be a Rock."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds consistently. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3 and 5. Considering this pattern and the fact that these are every other round suggests a repeating cycle."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor for the last five rounds consecutively. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock in every round. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with this pattern and play Rock again."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last five rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1 and 5 after not winning against rock. In round 4, they played a Paper. Therefore, the likely repeated pattern is Rock->Paper->Scissor->Rock"""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to involve a repeating cycle of: 'Scissor, Rock, Scissor' based on the last three rounds. So, if this continues from round six it means there is an increase chance that the opponent will play 'Rock'. But this was already predicted so as per my understanding of the game and patterns the next move could be based on 2/3 cycles."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played 'Scissor' in the last five rounds. Assuming a pattern, I predict the opponent will play 'Scissor' again."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Scissors in the past three rounds. Given that they just played 'Rock' in round six, it is likely that their next move will be 'Scissors'. Additionally, predicting 'Scissor' covers a potential repetitive strategy by the opponent."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3 and 4. Given this pattern (rock-rock-scissors) there is a strong chance for it to appear again after a single loss """
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last five rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds. Given that there is no information suggesting a change in strategy, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in the last five rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern. Continuing this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play 'Paper' again."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 4. Additionally, they have a habit of alternating the next play to 'Rock' (e.g., Scissors-> Rock), so it would make sense they might follow this pattern again by playing 'Rock'."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5. Given that these rounds are spaced two moves apart which might hint to a repeating cycle or pattern; Round 7 seems likely to follow this same pattern. In the other rounds the oponent did chose Scissors"""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern that is challenging to identify definitively from the given rounds. However, if we look at the sequence, it appears somewhat random without an obvious repetitive cycle. Given this lack of clear information about their strategy, predicting based on historical frequency may be unreliable. Nonetheless, I am going with 'Paper' as the opponent has also chosen paper once every 3 rounds."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 3, which were both even-numbered. Given that the last occurrence was round 5 (also an odd-round), if we hypothesize that there might be a pattern related to round numbers, it might suggest they will follow with their next move being 'Paper'."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors, and then they repeated the sequence (Rock, Paper, Scissors) again. This suggests a repeating pattern might be Rock ->   Paper-> scissor. Hence, I predict the next move will be  is Paper."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Analyzing the game history, it seems the opponent has shown no clear pattern that can be easily discerned. So far they've played: Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissors, Rock in rounds 1-6 respectively. There's a slight leaning towards alternating between 'Rock' and 'Scissor', but round 5 breaks this potential pattern. Therefore guessing the next move as `Scissor` is reasonable based on equal probability."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' consistently for the past four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing 'Paper'."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last four rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Given the last move was Paper, it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds, including when I made a correct guess. Since there appears to be a pattern where the opponent is consistently playing Paper regardless of my move, it seems likely this trend will continue into Round 7"""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently in the last five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently in the last five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern. Observing the history, the sequence is Rock (R), Paper (P), Scissor (S). This creates a repeating cycle: R -> P -> S -> P -> S -> and then it should return to R for the next round. So based on this pattern prediction I chose Rock."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where they alternate between Scissors and Paper. In the last three rounds, their moves were Scissor, Paper, and Scissor. Since their most recent move was Rock I predict the next move to be Paper"""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played a pattern where 'Paper' and 'Scissors' are alternating with some rounds, although not strictly. If we look at the sequence from round 2 to round 6, it appears as: Scissor -> Paper -> Scissor ->  Paper. Following this observed repetition, after a 'Scisser': Round 6,  I predict that a paper will play next."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 5, which are both odd-numbered rounds. They also played Scissors in round 4, an even-numbered round, before the guess Rock was attempted for both rounds 2 & 0 for Rock. Since this round is number 7 (an odd-numbered round), it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the last five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors in the next round."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves have followed a repeating pattern so far: Scissors, Rock, Scissors. Based on this pattern and the game history. The next move should be Rock."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent played Rock in Rounds 2, 4, and 6. These rounds follow a pattern where the previous round results in your guess being correct if 'rock' had been guessed. Since it’s also one of the only two occurrences when your guess was wrong (round1) before that correct sequence happened."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Observing the history, in rounds 1, 3, and 5, the opponent played Rock; in round 2 and 4, the opponent played paper, then again rock in previous round."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first six rounds, except for round four when I guessed Scissors. Since the opponent consistently plays Rock and does not appear to adapt to my guesses, it is likely they will play Rock again."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the history, the opponent has played 'Rock' and 'Paper' alternately starting from Round 2. Since the last move was 'Paper,' I predict that the opponent will play 'Rock' next following this pattern."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in half of the rounds, most notably with a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. In round 2 it was Rock, in round 4 it switched to Rock (which was guessed wrong by me) as well as round 6 was Rock."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Given the pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent plays Paper every alternate round or follows specific cycles that favor 'paper' after Rock."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past six rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there is a clear indication of a change in strategy."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,7,Scissor,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent played Rock in round 1 and 3. Round 2 showed they didn't play scissor after rock, therefore they're likely to switch it up with a scissors to make it challenging."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern alternating between Rock, Paper, and then Scissors. Given the sequence so far (Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock), it is likely that they will play Scissors again."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors in a cyclic pattern. Since the last move was Scissors, the next logical move based on this pattern would be Paper."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper for the past four consecutive rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves appear to follow a pattern. Based on the history, it looks like the sequence repeats every three rounds as follows (starting from round with score): Rock -> Paper -> Rock -> Paper -> Rock which is not random and can be observed by looking at the previous results 1 (Rock), 0(Rock vs Paper) , (Paper vs Rock), (Rock vs Paper). We can see that this sequence repeats again in round 2,3,4 and a similar result of paper appearing after three rounds in the last known play. Therefore I predicted Paper for the next opponent's move."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves so far are Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper, Scissors. It seems the opponent is following a repeating pattern of this sequence. Following this pattern, the next move should be 'Rock'."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Following this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, and 6. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 7. This pattern suggests a repeating cycle every three games where they might follow the sequence: Scissor → Rock → Paper (from rounds 1-3). This predicts that Round 7 will be similar to round six."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to cycle through Rock, Paper, and Scissors. The last move was Paper (Round 6), so following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past six rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent played Rock on rounds 1,4 and Scissor on round 3,6. Round 4 and 5 the opponent switched from rock to paper if we had chosen scissors before.. If you look at where I had chosen scissors then after those choices the next move for them was either a Rock or a Paper. Based on this pattern i think they are most likely going to chose Rock."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors in a repeating pattern. This suggests the sequence is R-P-S-R-R. The next move fitting this sequence would be Rock."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a repeating pattern. From the given history, the sequence appears to be Rock (R), Paper (P), and then Scissors (S). Based on this 'R, P, S' pattern, the next move is likely to be rock."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves do not show an obvious repeating pattern, but they have played 'Scissors' twice and 'Paper' three times in the last five rounds. Based on this information, predicting 'Papper', however it will be difficult to keep consistent due to adaptive behavior, let’s guess Rock."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's moves do not seem to follow a simple repeating pattern. However, considering the last three rounds where the Opponent played Scissor (Round 4), Paper (Round 5) and Rock (Round 6), it appears that the sequence is repeating. So, my prediction for the next move is 'Paper'."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1 and 3, both times after playing Rock. If there is an alternating pattern as opposed to a random choice in a round or a repeating pattern which includes a cycle of moves; the next predictable move could be paper again."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice, once in round two and four consecutively in round six. I'm predicting that the opponent will play Paper in response to this trend."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the last five rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past five rounds. Since there is no indication of a change in pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is rational to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves have alternated between Rock and Scissor in the past rounds. Specifically, the pattern observed is: Scissor, Rock, Scissors, Rock (repeating). Following this observed pattern, it seems logical to predict that after playing 'Rock' last round the opponent will switch to playing with Scissor."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves have been in the following repeating cycle so far: Rock, Paper, Scissors -> Rock, Paper, Scissors. The sequence appears to reset every three rounds starting over with their first move 'Rock' after finishing a full three round sequence. Therefore, I predict that 7th guess should be the same as first round's guess - in this case 'rock'"""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played 'Scissors' for the last five rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play 'Scissors'."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last five rounds consistently. Following this pattern, I predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be following a sequence that includes Scissors every other round. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next move seems logical based on this observed pattern."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,7,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""""""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, and 6. Since the opponent is following a hidden strategy which may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's possible that the opponent will play Paper to cover Rock against future Scissors (as seen in round 3). Therefore, I predict the opponent will Play Paper next."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in the last six rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play 'Paper' in the next round."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 2, 4, and 6 consistently. This suggests a repeating pattern where the opponent plays `Paper` every two rounds. Since the last round (Round 6) also resulted in Paper the opponent will likely play Paper again."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for the past six rounds. Although it is not guaranteed this will hold, assuming the opponent continues with the same repeating pattern gives us a high likelihood that the next move will be Scissor."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has a pattern that appears from the history. So far, the sequence shows paper, then rock (P, P, R). There have been 3 out of 5 rounds in which this pattern follows as Rock->Paper and vice versa, with an error or a change every third round. I am predicting 'Rock' for the next opponent's move following the same observed pattern."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all the previous rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past six rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock, Paper, and Scissors in a sequence that does not immediately indicate a clear pattern. However; there appears to be a repeating sequence in the latter rounds (Rock -Paper - Rock). If we assume this continues you should predict paper since rock would have been the last predicted sequence."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissors' for the past 5 rounds. Given this clear pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play 'Scissors' in the next round."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in rounds 1, 3 and 5. Given the pattern of repeating every third round in this scenario, there is a high chance that the opponent will play 'Scissors' again for round 8"""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. The sequence so far is: Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock and then another Scissors (last three rounds). Given this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the past four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing 'Paper' until evidence suggests otherwise."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last four rounds, and it seems to be a repeating pattern. Predicting the opponent's next move as Paper aligns with this trend."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Based on this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7. Noticing this pattern, it's possible the opponent follows a repeating cycle. Given that the most recent correct guesses were based on 'Rock' I will predict the opponent plays 'Rock' again."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where Rock appears after every second round with an additional pattern of alternating in another cycle. So, based on the historical data provided, it seems like Rock is about due next."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent played 'Paper' in rounds 1, 3 and 5 which are odd numbered rounds. The pattern suggests that the next move might be Scissors."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5. By these results, the pattern seems to be repeating every three moves starting with round one as 'paper'. Since the last round was rock (round 6) The next move is likely to follow this series"""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a repeating pattern. Specifically, the sequence is Rock, Scissors, and Rock, with this cycle repeating every three rounds for my past guesses. Based on this observation, if we extend to round '8': after predicting 'Scissors' in the last cycle, the next move should follow the cycle by being either `Rock` or `Paper` . However, there are not enough clues indicating that paper is chosen and it is least likely to choose Paper since the opponent hasn't played for so long."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate in a pattern that is not immediately clear. However, looking at the last three rounds where they played Scissors (Round 6) and Rock (Round 7), it might indicate a repeating cycle."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the past four rounds. Since there is no indication of a change in behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent appears to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. The sequence so far has been Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors. Given that the last move by the opponent was Scissors (Round 7), the next logical move based on this pattern would be Rock."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last six rounds. Considering this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in all rounds so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent played Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Based on the history, opponent pattern seems to alternate between paper and rock twice then scissors . The last move was paper. Given that pattern I will predict their next move as paper."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played 'Scissor' consistently for the past five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play 'Scissor'."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the past five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissor in the next round."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a potential pattern. Given that these rounds are spaced by three moves between them, if this is an every-fourth-round cycle then the next move would logically be Rock - so I predict rock"""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5. Also, it looks like the previous round where I guessed Scissor they also gave a Scissor. So, we can see a pattern here."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played 'Scissor' consistently for the last six rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play 'Scissor'."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves show no immediately obvious repeating pattern, but it seems the opponent plays a cycle of Paper--> Scissors -->Paper. We missed our opportunity to predict when they moved from Scissors back to Paper(we predicted Rock in R4). This is not definitive, and I still need a bit more time for better analysis."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between 'Scissors' and 'Rock'. Looking at the history, rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7 had 'Scissors' as the opponent's move. Rounds 2, 4, and just 6 had Rock as the opponent’s move."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all rounds except Round 4. Given the pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again in this round."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to have a repeating pattern involving two rounds of 'Scissors' followed by alternating between 'Rock' and 'Scissors'. The last move was 'Scissors', suggesting there might be another 'Scissors' but since the next could be alternating , predicting Rock seems logical given their behavior so far."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Rock (Round 7), it is likely that the next move will be Paper."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played 'Rock' in rounds 1, 3 and 5 (increments of every two rounds after that) and 'Paper' in round 2. The subsequent rounds are yet to fall consistent with the pattern observed previously i.e., Rock/Paper/Paper/Rock... Therefore, It's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play 'Rock' on round-8."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Given the pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they often alternate between Rock and Scissor. Specifically, in rounds 1, 5, and 7 (which are odd-numbered), the opponent played Scissors. Given this observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors in round 8."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past seven rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there is a change in strategy."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This suggests a pattern where the opponent plays Paper every other round. Since the last move was Scissors (round 6) following this pattern I predict that the opponent will play paper next."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with a tendency to play more rocks. After two rounds of Paper they tend to play Rock. So I predict it's likely the opponent will play Rock."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has not played Scissors consecutively so there must be some sort of adaptive behavior in the code. The last three plays have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors, respectively. Based on this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play paper next."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last four consecutive rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the past four rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and then switching to Scissors twice, like Rock -> Paper-> Scissor or Rock(4) ->Scissor(S) ->Paper(P)->rock(R) based on the previous rounds. The most recent sequence was Scissors (Round 6), followed by Rock (Round 7). If this pattern holds, we can predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 2 and 4. Since the pattern isn't immediately obvious, but there is an appearance that the opponent tends to play paper again when I predict rock, it seems plausible to think they might alternate or repeat every couple of rounds. Additionally. given that I got paper right last round I can try to test if they will do a cycle  and thus expect Paper in this next round. """
+31,mistral-small,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, often resulting in the game Rock over several rounds."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Scissor,Paper,0,5,"""Based on the current game history, there seems to be no immediately discernable repeated pattern. However, we do know that Rock Paper Scissors games are usually a zero sum where an opponent tends to switch their choice following a round in order to not lose momentum so given that the last rounds saw two guesses of rock in a row, I will predict the next move which could be scissor since this is the first guess based on previous history."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,8,Scissor,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent's pattern shows a tendency to alternate between 'Rock' and 'Scissor'. Given that the last move was 'Rock', and observing that previous rounds alternate consistently, I predict the next move will be 'Scissor'."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4 and 7. Given this pattern (Rounding to multiples of three), and that a multiple of 3 hasn't been missed yet for Rock, I predicted rock."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past seven rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there's a change in strategy. Since there's no indication of a change, predicting Rock seems most likely."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7. This suggests a pattern where the opponent might be repeating Rock every four rounds. Since the last Rock was played in round 7, the next possible move following this pattern would be Rock in round 8."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5 and 7. Therefore, they have no consistent pattern to repeat Rock after a rock- paper game on round 4 the next turn is likely going to be paper as it usually alternates with scissors which didn't happen yet."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Also, they have a pattern of alternating paper in between every Scissor and Rock with increasing frequency."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Based on the game history, there seems to be a pattern where the opponent's moves alternate between Rock and Paper with occasional deviations. The last move was Rock (Round 7), so it's likely that the next move will be Paper."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where Paper is played in the third, sixth and so on (1st round: Opponent plays Paper, then every even-numbered game after that: round3,6 ). Since we are at Round 8 of the game now it makes sense to predict Paper will be the next move."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past six rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with this consistent behavior."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in three out of the last five rounds (Rounds 3, 5, and 7). This suggests a pattern where Paper is more likely to be played. Additionally, the opponent did not repeat Scissors consecutively. Thus it is reasonable to predict Paper for this round."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Rock' in all previous rounds. Given the pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play 'Rock'."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past six rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with this pattern and play Rock again."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has displayed a pattern where they alternate between playing 'Rock' and 'Scissors'. Given that the last move was 'Scissor', it is likely that the next move will be 'Rock'."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent has played 'Rock' in rounds 1, 3, and 5. This hints that they may move Rock for even-round moves with some exceptions. Given this repeating pattern it is likely the opponent's next move will be rock."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors in the next round."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round since mine and your first guess which was  Rock. Since there are multiple rounds before I got a point playing consistently Scissors seems to be his strategy."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' consistently in the last seven rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play 'Paper' in the next round."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent appears to be following a pattern where 'Paper' is played frequently. Given the sequence, the opponent played Paper in rounds 1 and 3 after Scissor was played by opponent's self. Also in round 5. Based on this repetition, my prediction for the next move is ‘Paper’."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, both of which were after they had played Scissors. Given the pattern it is logical to assume that if this follows a repeating pattern after they played Scissors again their next move will be Rock."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Paper' for the last four rounds. Given this repeated pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play ' Paper' again in the next round."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the past seven rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played 'Rock' in rounds 3 and 5, which follow a pattern of alternating with playing paper so far. Therefore I am predicting the next move to be 'paper'"""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past seven rounds, establishing a clear pattern"""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past eight rounds. Given this pattern, it is logical to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there is a change in strategy."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent has been alternating between Rock and Paper in the last few rounds. Given that Round 7 was played (Rock), I am predicting Paper for Round 9."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the past seven rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating Rock and Scissors together with occasional repetitions over the past rounds, so we can expect them to alternate again."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played 'Rock' and 'Scissor' in alternating rounds since Round 3. Given this pattern, the next move is likely to be 'Scissor'."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last six rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last five consecutive rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round unless a change in pattern occurs."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Given the previous rounds, the sequence is Rock-Paper-Rock-Paper-Scissor.Predicting this is a bit of guesswork, but following that pattern and assuming Paper will be played next seems like a logical deduction."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the last five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the last five rounds (Rounds 1, 3, and 7) at even round number. By observing this pattern we can conclude that the next move might be playing """
+37,mistral-small,R-P,9,Scissor,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, there doesn't seem to be an obvious repeating pattern. However, looking at the latest five rounds (4-8), the outcomes are: Paper -> Rock -> Rock -> Paper -> Scissors. The opponent alternates after two consecutive rounds, so I am predicting the next move will follow this alternating pattern."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to repeat every three rounds with a sequence. Based on the history Rock(Round2, 4, 6, 8), Scissors can be guessed round(1,3,5,7) , therefore we guess the next move(9th round) is scissor."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where each round they are playing the element that would beat the previous move. If we consider this and look at Round 5 (Paper) the next move is Scissors based on the pattern."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the past several rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, which are alternate odd-numbered rounds. They have also been alternating between Scissor and paper in a repeating pattern on a consistent basis (i.e., Round 2: Scissor and round 4: paper). As the pattern is consistent we can reasonably predict that following this observed pattern the opponent will play Paper again, since it appears that they alternate moves."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last six consecutive rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round unless there is a change in their strategy."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 2 and 6 after playing Scissors/rock. They might be following a pattern related to previous moves"""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors, with Paper appearing less frequently. Given that the last three moves were both rock and their alternating behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they will play Scissors."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissor' for the past seven rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play 'Scissor' in the next round unless there is a change observed."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past seven rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 2, 4 and 6. Additionally, there was a Paper, Rock, Scissors (PRS) Sequence from round 5-8 which suggests a repeating PRS pattern, with the next move being Scissor."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,6,"""Based on the game history, the opponent tends to follow a pattern where they often play Rock after Scissors and Paper after Paper. This pattern has been observed in rounds 2-3 (Scissor -> Rock) and 5 -7 (Rock->Roc;k). Predicting based on the latest two moves."""
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played 'Scissor' consistently in the last several rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with 'Scissor'."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in three out of the last four rounds, suggesting a pattern favoring 'Rock'. I will predict 'Rock' for the next move based on this pattern."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Scissors and then switch to Paper. Based on the history, after Rock it played paper (Rounds:1 &5) and after Playing scissor  Round:6 It repeated same in round :8. So based on this pattern for round7 it should be paper. """
+43,mistral-small,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to have a repeating pattern. Based on the game history, the sequence of moves from round 2 onwards appears to be 'Scissor-Paper-Paper', which matches these rounds when there is data: Scissor (Win) , Paper( Win) in rounds 3 and 5 respectively."""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all rounds except for the one where I guessed Scissors, which suggests a strong pattern of playing Rock regardless of my moves. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Given that the last move by the opponent was 'Rock,' it is reasonable to predict that their next move will be 'Paper'."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played a repeating pattern in the last rounds, alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since they ended up playing rock on an even round ( Round 8), we can predict that next round (Round 9) Opponent might play Scissors."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 2, 4, and 8 which all follow after an incorrect guess by me. Looking at the pattern, it seems that the opponent plays paper when the opponent thinks I am unable to predict correctly"""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 8 rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given the pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played a pattern Rock Paper Rock Paper in the last rounds.  Looking at round 6 and 8, both times it was paper, so it seems likely they will play rock next."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to cycle through moves, but it is unclear that there is repeating pattern. He often switches between rock and the move that beats Scissors in such way Rock -> Scissors - > Paper-> Scissors. Since you guessed incorrectly with Scissor in round 8, the next logical step based on a similar assumption would be Rock"""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. Considering this pattern, there seems to be a repetition every 3 or 4 moves with Paper. The sequence seems consistent enough to predict that the next move will be Paper."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last five rounds consecutively. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the past five rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern. Observing the history, after playing 'Paper', opponent has played 'Scissors' in Round 4 when I guessed 'Scissor'. After 'Rock' in round 3 and round 2 where opponent played paper next. Also based on the game history there are two instances where they go Rock-Paper-Rock-Siscor."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Specifically, when the previous move was Rock; they play paper next time."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be cyclic with a length of three. The sequence observed so far is Rock (Round 1 and Round 4), Paper (Round 2, Round6), Scissor (Round 3, 5). In Round after the previous Rock round( Round 7) Opponent played Sciscor. By that logic if this pattern continues ,after Scissor in Round 8 it should again be Rock."""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, and 7. This shows a pattern where after playing paper and rock the opponent alternates between Rock and paper so it is more likely that this round they will play Paper."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock in every round. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has a repeating pattern with rock, paper and scissors. They alternate the move to one which is more stronger than previous one in terms of winning . The sequence was rock,paper,scissors,paper,rock. If we continue this series scissors will be played by opponent in next move."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent's moves appear to be in a repeating pattern. Observing the history, the sequence seems to be Rock, Paper, Scissors: Round 1-Rock, Round 2- Paper, Round 3-Scissors, following rounds again follow same patterns. Since the last accurate guess was rock, and knowing that after scisscor its rock as per above pattern  thus my prediction is rock."""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent played Rock in Rounds 2, 4, and 6. Given that these rounds are spread out, it suggests a pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and a different move (likely Scissor). Since the last two moves were Scissors and then Rock (Rounds 7 and 8), it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a cyclical pattern, if we look at the last several rounds. The sequence of their moves goes as follows:- Paper>Scissors>Rock. Given that the pattern holds, I predict the next move will be Scissor."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, starting with Rock in Round 1. The sequence suggests that after two consecutive 'Papers', the opponent is likely to switch back to 'Rock.' Given this pattern—R-P-R-R/R-R/P- this implies next move should be rock."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent's moves do not follow an obvious repeating pattern, but there seems to be a mix of rock and paper with some scissors. The strategy could be random, but the last round was Rock - the same as previous rounds with multiple correct guesses. Given that Scissors was guessed correctly thrice now including the recent win against Paper on Round 5 and a win in Round 3 so it makes sense to predict the next move by using a repeating logic of the sequence."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves so far do not show a clear repeating pattern, but we can analyze the sequence to see if there are any trends. In rounds 1 and 8 they played Rock and Paper respectively, in round 2 the opponent also used Paper and now he played rock, this shows that perhaps their might be a pattern where after an incorrect guess of the player. So this time I am choosing Scissors."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3 and 5. They have also played Scissors in other odd rounds . So, there is a significant chance that the opponent might play paper again"""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the past seven rounds. Unless there is a pattern break, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in round 9."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in Rounds 1, 3, 5 and 7. There is a pattern emerging where the opponent plays Paper after every two rounds involving Scissors which occurred at round 4 ,round 2. Following this trend, Paper is your best prediction for Round 9."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for eight consecutive rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past six rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently in all previous rounds. There is no indication of a change in pattern, so predicting Rock for the next round is the most logical choice."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors every few rounds. Given that the last move was Rock, it is likely that the next move will be Scissor."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to be alternating between 'rock' and 'paper'. They played rock in rounds 1, 4, after round two they played paper.  Following this pattern the next move should be Paper."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the last six rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+4,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past nine rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round unless there is a change in strategy."""
+15,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the past seven consecutive rounds. Based on this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played 'Scissors' for the last seven rounds consecutively. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing 'Scissor'."""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Noticing a pattern or cycle in the opponent's moves is crucial here. In addition to this there are no observed occurrences of rock being played by opponent so, I am going with paper as my next bet."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, and 6. Since these rounds are all multiples of two it seems they might be playing rock every alternate time there maybe a pattern emerging. So, I predict the opponent will play Rock in round."""
+21,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last eight rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissors in the next round."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last five rounds and also played paper in the second round. With four points against rock guess, it can be inferred that he opponent has played only paper this entire time, with a little bit of adaptation."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they alternate moves. In the last three rounds where I predicted incorrectly, the opponent has been playing rock. Hence based on this I'm predicting Rock."""
+26,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissor for the past eight rounds. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissor in the next round."""
+7,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given the pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+35,mistral-small,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between 'Rock' and 'Paper'. In rounds 5-7 they have played Rock, Paper, Rock. Given this cycle if they had just switched back to rock I predicted that they would continue to make logical sequence and play paper."""
+24,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last eight rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+52,mistral-small,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent's pattern indicates a repeating sequence of: Rock, Paper (guessed incorrectly) and Scissors. After two winning rounds where both the Opponent played Scissor, there seems to be a potential change in move pattern after the third consecutive guess. Given these observations the next logical move for the opponent could be Rock."""
+18,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last several rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+16,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' for the last eight consecutive rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play 'Paper'."""
+59,mistral-small,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,6,"""The opponent played Scissor in rounds 1, 3, 5 and 7 all odd-numbered. However, it also played Rock in Round 8 which follows the same pattern (even numbered). Thus, even while there's no clear pattern in this game yet, I'll predict Scissor as the next likely move because of the consistent behavior."""
+8,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past nine rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+12,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last five rounds consecutively. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+67,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock, Paper, Scissors in a repeating pattern. The sequence observed is Rock, Paper, Scissor, and it seems to repeat every three rounds. Given the last move was Scissor (Round 9), the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+37,mistral-small,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves appear to follow a pattern where Rock appears after Paper in several rounds and the last move was Paper."""
+50,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 4; Scissors in round 2 , as well as round 6 through to 8. Given the pattern and the most recent move was paper, it is likely that the opponent will play Paper again on round 10."""
+14,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last seven rounds consecutively. Until there is evidence to suggest otherwise, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper."""
+61,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after repeating Rock (Round 1 and Round 3) the third move appears to be Paper. There isn't any other strong observable pattern in the given history, based on the history observed."""
+44,mistral-small,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between Paper and Scissor. Given that the last move was Paper, it is likely that the next move will be Scissor."""
+56,mistral-small,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors with some exceptions. In the rounds where I guessed correctly on round 1,3,7 they played Scissor but where i guessed correctly on all rounds, he played rock in round even. so it's reasonable to predict that round number is odd or even can tell me what would be opponent next move."""
+11,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently in rounds 2-9. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+17,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has been consistently playing 'Paper' since Round 2. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play 'Paper'."""
+58,mistral-small,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing a repeating pattern of Rock -> Scissors. Following this pattern, after 'Scissors', I have predicted the opponent will next play 'Rock'."""
+32,mistral-small,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves so far show that they switch between different strategies. I've observed a repeating pattern where after playing Rock twice, the opponent changes their move to Paper at the end of every cycle. I have noticed this pattern in rounds 2-6 and 7-9."""
+29,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the past eight rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor for the last eight rounds consecutively. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Scissor in the next round."""
+63,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent's pattern seems to involve playing Rock, Paper, Scissors. Looking at the history , in Round 1 and 4 the opponent played Rock so I predicted that."""
+41,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 7, and 9. Given that the sequence seems to favor repetition patterns with some deviation, predicting 'Rock', which the opponent never played consecutively as of now but rather is scattered and followed by scissors or paper. """
+28,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissors consistently for the past nine rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors in the next round unless the strategy changes."""
+46,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 2, 4, and 5 then Paper again at round 7. This pattern suggests a cycling through the choices in a repeating cycle, specifically Rock-paper-scissors, which would mean they would revert to rock next then go back to paper"""
+10,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all rounds so far. The single instance where the opponent did not play Rock was when I predicted it (except for one instance). Therefore, based on patterns and the high predictive success rate, there is a likelihood that this consistent pattern will continue."""
+43,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5. Given the pattern observed so far, it seems that the opponent is choosing 'Paper' every other round after having chosen Scissors twice consecutively (Round 4&6). Thus Predicted Move is Paper."""
+57,mistral-small,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8. I notice that there may be a pattern where the opponent plays Rock every three rounds for instance rounds (2+3) +1 & (6+7)  or even the last round the opponent was supposed to play rock  but i predict after scissor he might play again since we don't have enough information to conclude so we must try the previous patterns which is playing rock."""
+54,mistral-small,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where Rock and Scissors alternate. Given the last move was Rock (Round 8), it is likely that the next move will be Scissor."""
+2,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds. Given the pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+34,mistral-small,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. The pattern seems to suggest a cycle after two rounds with paper being played on the second round. Since rock was played last, Paper is likely next."""
+39,mistral-small,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper alternately in the last few rounds. Specifically, Paper is played when the previous move is not Scissor for instance at round 2,4,8. Given that the most recent move was Paper, it suggests the opponent is about to play Rock"""
+5,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+55,mistral-small,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the last move was Scissors, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+49,mistral-small,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in Rounds 1, 3, and 5-7. However, it appears to switch around these rounds by also playing Scissors occasionally following another round with the pattern. There's a chance the opponent is playing alternating moves around certain points."""
+13,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper consistently for the past eight rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+36,mistral-small,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent played Rock in rounds 1, 5 and 7. They played Paper in rounds 2, 4, and 8. This suggests a repeating pattern where the opponent alternates between two moves frequently (Rock followed by Paper or vice versa). The sequence is likely to include another repetition of this cycle: Rock, Paper, Rock then Rock so the next move should be an odd one out."""
+19,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' consistently for the last seven rounds. While this pattern could change at any time, in a simplified RPS with no clear adaptive behavior shown from the opponent as of yet, it is wise to predict that they will continue to play 'paper'."""
+1,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for all the previous rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+68,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""He plays Rock in odd round. He also alternates."""
+33,mistral-small,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 5, and 9. Notably, these rounds are separated by a gap of three or four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent is following every third round play rock then vary between paper and rock"""
+66,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a pattern where the sequence is not immediately obvious but may cycle after some rounds. Given the recent history, the opponent played Rock after I guessed Scissors in round 9 and before that in round four and three times consecutively if we go further back it was Scissor -> Paper ->Scissors. The pattern might be repeating every three moves or not exactly clear but guessing again on rock seems reasonable."""
+3,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+70,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,7,"""The opponent has played a pattern, starting with Rock and then going Paper Scissors consecutively after every two rounds. The series has been repeated in the game to follow this trend"""
+31,mistral-small,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 5, and 7, which suggests a pattern where the opponent plays Rock every three odd-numbered round. Round 9 was an anomaly because of the previous loss, so the next predicted move for the tenth (even) round is probably Rock."""
+69,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent played Rock in Round 1, then Scissors the rounds after paper on round 2 and scissors rounds. Round 4 was rock again at an interval of two rounds. So it may follow this repeating pattern"""
+51,mistral-small,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, and 6. Noticing this pattern, I predict the opponent will play Rock again since these rounds follow a pattern after every one of 'you' played rock."""
+38,mistral-small,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 5, and 7-9. It seems there might be a pattern where the opponent plays Rock after playing Paper twice consecutively. Also looking at rounds after a streak of Rock wins, I predict the opponent may move back to paper or scissor next."""
+64,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper every few rounds, but with the appearance of alternating moves involving Scissors. Given the recent alternation, the pattern suggests we should predict that the next move will be scissors."""
+48,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern, let's look back at the sequence. They played Paper in round 1, Scissors in rounds 2 and 6, Rock in round 3, paper again in round 5 (repeat like same pattern as previous). So it looks that the opponent is playing in this order: Paper -> Scissor ->Paper etc., Given these observations and assuming there's no adaptability beyond the repetitive sequence observed."""
+65,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, there doesn't seem to be a clear repeating pattern. However, the opponent has played Scissors and Paper in the most recent rounds. If we assume some kind of alternation or attempt to trick me by playing a move they haven't played recently; the next logical move for them could be Rock since it's been four moves since they last chose that."""
+23,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor for the last 9 rounds consistently. Following this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+42,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in rounds 1, 3, and 5. The pattern is more or less evident that, if previous move was not predicted by me correctly, Opponent plays paper, otherwise Scissor. Hence, I predict the next move to be 'Paper'."""
+9,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in every round so far. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+45,mistral-small,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7 out of the last 8 moves (excluding round 9). The pattern seems to heavily favor 'Paper,' and is more predictable with an interval of some repeats. Given this trend, predicting 'Paper' again for the next move has the highest chance of being correct, or at least a good starting point"""
+27,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""Given the game history, it appears that the opponent is consistently playing Scissors. This repeating pattern suggests that the opponent's strategy involves always choosing Scissors regardless of my moves."""
+6,mistral-small,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock consistently for the past nine rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+62,mistral-small,R-P-S,10,Scissor,Rock,0,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be following a repeating pattern. The sequence so far is Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock. Based on this pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+30,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played 'Scissors' consistently from Round 2 to Round 9. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play 'Scissors' in the next round."""
+22,mistral-small,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 8 rounds. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+60,mistral-small,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has shown a pattern where they alternate between playing 'Rock' and 'Scissors'. Specifically, they have played Rock on every even round (Round 2, Round 4, Round 6, and Round 8) following the first round. Although there was Scissor in round 7 I think it broke this pattern so we can assume that for round 10 rock will be opponent play"""
+47,mistral-small,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in recent rounds, playing 'scissor' after they play 'paper'. As their last move was Rock, I predict that the opponent's next move most likely scisses."""
+20,mistral-small,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played 'Paper' for the last 7 rounds consecutively. Given the pattern of repeating behavior following each other the likely guess is that they will continue to play Paper in round 10."""
+40,mistral-small,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 9. Given that these rounds occur frequently with a cycle gap around 4 rounds (for example round 1 to 5 is four rounds). If we continue this pattern the next rock should fall on Round 13."""
+53,mistral-small,S-R,10,Scissor,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissor after playing Paper once. Looking at the history, the sequence goes: Scissor -> Rock -> Scissors and if we consider this alternating pattern it would fit the history for rounds 2-6 and 7-8 with round 1 being a deviation from this sequence (if they had followed the same sequence as the rest). Following this pattern, after playing Rock in Round 8 the opponent likely moves to Scissor next."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without additional information on the opponent's strategy, a simple approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play randomly. Given no pattern can be established from a single round, guessing Rock again is as reasonable as any other choice, lacking more complex strategic analysis."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock. Without more information or variation in the opponent's moves, the safest prediction based on current data is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with this pattern."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation or indication of an adaptive behavior based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more complex patterns emerging from just one round, the safest assumption based on the information given is that the opponent might stick with what worked or didn't lose for them last time."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without additional information or deviation from this pattern, the most logical prediction based on current game history is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established pattern."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information about the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline for future adaptations."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest bet for Round 2 is to predict the same move again, Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Given this information and the fact that my previous guesses were correct, I will predict Rock again for Round 3."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with their current approach."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation or indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a neutral choice. Many players opt for 'Rock' as their first move due to its simplicity and the lack of any strategic disadvantage at the outset."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm assuming the opponent might stick with the same move for simplicity or as part of a pattern. Without more information or a clear pattern emerging from just one round, the safest assumption is that the opponent could repeat their previous move."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS games due to its simplicity and equal chance against other moves if chosen randomly."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, which resulted in a correct prediction, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move or is following a simple strategy at this point. Without more information on their strategy, the safest assumption for Round 2, given no other data, is that they might play the same move again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock for the next round."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established pattern and play Rock again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptation observed, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more complex patterns observed, the safest initial guess based on the information given is to predict the same move again."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both Round 1 and Round 2. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any indication of a change in the opponent's behavior, the most logical prediction is to expect the opponent to play Rock again."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, earning me 1 point, it suggests that either the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern or started with a specific move. Given no additional information about any pattern changes or adaptations based on player moves, the simplest approach for Round 2, without overcomplicating the strategy, is to assume the opponent might continue with the same move or there's not enough data yet to determine a more complex pattern."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on my guesses, the safest prediction for Round 3 is to assume the opponent will continue with their current choice, which is Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly predicted it, for Round 2, without any additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption is that the pattern might continue or the opponent might not change their move immediately. Therefore, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable choice given the limited history."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on current data is that they will continue with their established pattern."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the simplest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move, Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent and repeating pattern. Given this history, it's logical to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any pattern or behavior from the opponent to base a prediction on, choosing 'Rock' seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet for Round 2 is to predict Rock again, assuming either a repeating pattern or no immediate change in strategy."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can serve as a baseline for future adaptations."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without more information or a clear pattern from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the given data is that the opponent's strategy involves repetition or starts with a consistent choice."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple strategy of repeating the same move. Therefore, my prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in RPS is to play the move that beats the previous opponent's move. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, but without knowing the opponent's previous moves before Round 1 or their strategy, the safest initial guess after seeing Paper would be to assume they might switch to Rock as it directly follows Paper in a cyclical pattern (Paper -> Rock -> Scissors -> Paper) often used in simple RPS strategies. However, this is highly speculative without more data."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the first two rounds, and then played Paper again in Round 3. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent's strategy involves playing Paper repeatedly or at least frequently. Therefore, my prediction for the next round is also Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards repeating this move. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, and given that there's no clear pattern yet, a common strategy is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the one they think we'll play next. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, a simple approach is to predict Rock, considering it as a basic starting point or assuming the opponent might not change their strategy immediately."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row and then repeated it again, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, the safest assumption is that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it is often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline for future adaptations."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game has just started and the opponent played Paper in the first round, there's not enough information to discern a pattern. Therefore, I'm making a random guess with Rock for the second round, hoping to get lucky or start identifying a potential pattern."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information and without any evidence to suggest a change in strategy, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a consistent play of Paper after the first two rounds, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with this strategy."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point without any additional information."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous guess, the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Rock (because Rock beats Scissors, but since we don't have information on the opponent's strategy regarding repeating moves or adapting based on my guesses, I'm considering a basic level of predictability). Thus, predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's next move seems reasonable at this stage."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information and without any evidence to suggest a change in strategy, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple strategy of always playing Paper, at least for now. Therefore, predicting Paper for the next round appears to be the most logical choice based on the pattern observed."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with a strong move like Paper to catch the opponent off guard. Assuming the opponent might follow a simple or predictable pattern initially and considering there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy from just one round, predicting Rock for the next move seems reasonable as it's a basic choice that could potentially follow a 'strong' opening move in some strategies."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the third round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this recent history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common strategy is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the one they think we'll play next. Given no prior information about the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock is as good as any other choice at this stage, considering we have to start with some assumption."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information, predicting Paper as the next move seems reasonable, as it aligns with the observed behavior so far."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since my guess of Paper in Round 3 was correct, it suggests the opponent might continue with Paper or there's a pattern we haven't fully identified yet. Given the information, guessing Paper again seems like the safest bet to potentially maintain accuracy."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can be a neutral starting point, not giving away any strategy."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy might involve alternating moves or trying to exploit the player's potential pattern. Since we have no information on the player's next move and only one round has been played, predicting the opponent will play Rock is based on assuming they might start with a basic move after winning the first round, possibly expecting the player to switch from their initial guess of Rock."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move, especially since there's no indication of an adaptive strategy based on our guesses."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a consistent pattern of the opponent playing Paper after the first two rounds, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue this pattern."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their last move or switch based on a pattern not yet established. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a basic approach is to consider common starting patterns or reactions. Since Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is following a basic or predictable sequence, they might choose Rock next as an initial step in a potential repeating pattern or as a response to an expected change from my side."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this history and without more complex patterns to analyze, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might continue with their current choice."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards Paper. Given this pattern and no indication of a change, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong tendency to stick with this choice. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is only the second round and the opponent played Paper in the first round, there's not enough data to discern a pattern. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy, a common initial approach in games like RPS when facing an unknown strategy is to assume randomness or simplicity. Thus, predicting Rock as the next move is as reasonable as any other choice without further context."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or consistent strategy. Given this information, a logical next step is to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper, at least for the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game has just started and the opponent played Paper in the first round, without an apparent pattern or additional information, a common initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might start with a basic move or attempt to exploit a potentially expected human behavior of playing Rock first. Since we have no information on the opponent's strategy beyond the first move, guessing Rock is as reasonable as any other choice at this point, acknowledging that more data is needed for a more informed prediction."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history suggests a potential repeating pattern or adaptive behavior based on previous moves, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might continue with Paper for Round 6."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, which might be a less intuitive first choice for some players."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissor in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it suggests that the opponent might be following a pattern or trying to exploit my initial move. Given no clear pattern from just one round, a common strategy is to assume the opponent will repeat their last move or play the move that beats the last predicted move. However, with only one data point and considering basic RPS strategies, predicting 'Rock' could be a conservative guess, aiming to see if the opponent repeats or changes based on my initial incorrect prediction."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, including one where I correctly guessed it. Given this pattern and the fact that my previous guesses of Rock were incorrect, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a strategy that involves playing Scissor at least one more time, possibly as part of a repeating pattern or due to an adaptive response to my guesses."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly guessed Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was consistently in their favor when I guessed Rock incorrectly but then switched to guessing Scissor correctly, it suggests a pattern or strategy that favors repeating the move 'Scissor'. Given this pattern and my previous successes with guessing Scissor, my next prediction will also be 'Scissor'."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy that favors Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can be an intuitive choice for many players."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common initial strategy for Rock-Paper-Scissors is to play Rock as it's a neutral starting point. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, playing Rock gives an equal chance against any of the opponent's possible next moves."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue or that the opponent is trying to establish a consistent behavior that could be adapted later."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissor. Given this recent behavior and the fact that my last guess of Scissor was correct, I will predict Scissor again for the next round."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to assume the pattern may continue, so I'm predicting Scissor again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a repeating pattern of the opponent's moves, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and I guessed Rock (which would lose to Paper), the opponent might have chosen Scissors expecting me to guess Paper or to counter a potential Rock guess indirectly. For Round 2, assuming the opponent follows a pattern that involves beating the previous guess directly or indirectly, guessing Rock again could be a test of their strategy. If they aim to beat my guess directly and I guess Rock, they should play Paper. However, considering they might have played Scissors in Round 1 because it's a common starting move or to establish a pattern, predicting their next move as Rock is based on the idea that they might cycle through moves or try to catch me off guard by not immediately countering my previous guess with Paper (the direct counter to Rock). This prediction also considers the possibility of a repeating pattern or an attempt to confuse with randomization."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a strategy that involves repeating Scissor or has not changed their move based on the game's progress so far. Without more information about potential adaptations or changes in strategy, the safest prediction based on observed behavior is to expect Scissor again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissor. Given this recent history and the fact that guessing Scissor correctly in Round 3 earned a point, it's reasonable to predict Scissor again for Round 4."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted their move. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissor, at least for the next round."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since my guesses matched their moves in those rounds, it suggests a pattern or strategy that favors Scissor. Without any indication of a change in strategy, predicting Scissor again seems logical."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and lack of any prior information that could influence a more strategic selection."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and assuming a potential for a simple repeating pattern or an attempt to exploit a common initial guess, predicting Rock is a strategic move. Since you initially guessed Rock and the opponent played Scissors, it's possible the opponent might continue with a strategy that could involve playing Rock next, aiming to capitalize on the assumption that you might switch your guess after an incorrect prediction."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissor. Given this recent history and the fact that my previous guess of Scissor was correct, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissor, at least for the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a pattern where the opponent repeats the same move after it has been successful (or not countered effectively), it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a frequently chosen move by players. Without any pattern or additional information, choosing 'Rock' seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissor in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy could be to assume they might play Rock next as it beats Scissor. This is a basic approach without more information on their strategy."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating strategy or possibly testing for a reaction. Without more complex patterns observed and given the consistency so far, predicting Scissor again seems reasonable."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissor. Given that my previous guess of Scissor was correct and there's no clear indication of a change in the opponent's strategy based on the provided history, the most logical next step is to predict Scissor again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue with Scissor for the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since my predictions matched theirs in those rounds, it suggests a pattern or consistency in their strategy. Given this recent history and the fact that guessing Scissor has been correct for the past three rounds, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common strategy is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that would beat theirs. However, given it's only the second round and without more information on the opponent's strategy, I'll predict Rock as it's a neutral starting point and commonly chosen in RPS games."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissor or switch to a new strategy. However, since the task is to predict based on the current pattern, predicting Scissor again seems like the most straightforward choice given the data."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissor. Given this recent history and the fact that my previous guess of Scissor was correct, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly guessed their move. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissor, at least for the next round."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since my guesses matched theirs in those rounds, it suggests a pattern or strategy that favors Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial approach is to assume the opponent might follow a basic strategy or pattern. Since Scissor beats Paper and loses to Rock, and without more complex patterns to analyze from just one round, my next guess will be for 'Rock', considering if the opponent continues with their current choice (Scissor), 'Rock' would be the winning move."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that involves playing Scissor at least twice in a row. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissor. Given this recent history and the fact that guessing Scissor correctly in Round 3 earned a point, it seems reasonable to predict Scissor again for Round 4."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly guessed Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue playing Scissor, at least for the next round."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a pattern where the opponent repeats the same move after it results in a win or loss for them, it's logical to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 consecutive rounds, and since my predictions have been correct for the last 5 rounds by guessing Scissor, it's logical to assume the pattern might continue."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to play the move that beats the opponent's previous guess. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent might follow a simple pattern or try to exploit my initial guess by playing Scissors. Assuming the opponent could adapt by playing the move that would beat their own previous move (in a simplistic approach), they might play Rock next because Rock beats Scissors. This is a basic level of strategy and does not account for more complex patterns, but given only one round of history, it's a reasonable guess."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue or that the opponent is trying to establish a behavior that can be exploited later. Therefore, predicting Scissor again seems like the most logical choice based on the given history."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice in the last two rounds, and since my guess of Scissor in Round 3 was correct, it suggests a possible repeating pattern or consistency in the opponent's strategy at this point. Therefore, predicting Scissor again seems like the most logical choice based on recent game history."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted their move. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Scissor unless there's a clear indication of a strategy shift, which hasn't been observed yet."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was a win for them against Rock but a loss is not observed in this sequence, it suggests a pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Without any adaptive behavior observed towards countering the prediction of Scissor, the most logical next guess based on given history is to predict Scissor again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not align with their choice. Since we are trying to predict the next move based on a potentially repeating pattern or adaptive behavior and there's only one round of history, a straightforward approach is to consider what would beat the last move made by the opponent or to try and establish a pattern. However, with only one data point, predicting the exact strategy (repeating, alternating, or adaptive) is challenging. Thus, guessing 'Rock' could be seen as an attempt to align with a possible repeating pattern or simply because Rock beats Scissor, potentially inviting an adaptive response from the opponent."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information or variation in their moves, the most straightforward prediction is that they will continue with Scissor."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissor. Given this observation and the fact that my previous guess of Scissor was correct, I predict the opponent will play Scissor again."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissor, at least for the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was 1 point for me in those rounds, it indicates my guesses were correct. Given this consistent behavior from the opponent, I predict the opponent will continue playing Scissor."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissor in Round 1, a common initial strategy could involve playing a move that beats the previous move or starting with a random move. Since my guess was Rock and they played Scissor, which loses to Rock, it's possible they might play Rock next to counter a potential repeat of my initial guess or as part of their pattern."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern may continue or that the opponent is trying to establish a behavior that can be exploited later. Thus, predicting Scissor again seems like the most straightforward choice based on the given history."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissor. Given this recent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,5,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, including two consecutive rounds where I correctly predicted their move. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissor, at least for the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last three rounds, and since my predictions matched theirs in those rounds, it suggests a pattern or consistency in their strategy. Given this recent history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue with Scissor."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,7,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,6,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy that favors Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,7,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissor in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissor,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,8,"""The opponent has played Scissor in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Scissor. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Scissor in the next round."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or is following a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information or a clear pattern from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the given data is that the opponent might stick with what worked or is testing for consistency."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This switch from Rock to Paper by the opponent could indicate an attempt to exploit a perceived pattern in your guesses or simply an adaptive response. Since we don't have more information about the opponent's strategy and given that they've already played Rock and Paper, a logical next guess for them might be Scissor, as it would complete the cycle of all possible moves and potentially prepare to counter another repeated move from you."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptation based on previous moves, predicting their next move requires analyzing these initial steps. The first move was Rock, and the second was Paper, which beats Rock. Without an obvious repeating pattern from just two moves and considering adaptive behavior, one approach is to anticipate what could logically follow in a sequence that aims to counter common strategies or repeat a winning move against a likely next guess. Since the last known move of the opponent was Paper (which beats Rock), if we were to assume they might stick with a strategy that involves changing their move based on potential counters, guessing Scissor is reasonable because it's the move that would lose to Rock, but considering the lack of information about the opponent's exact strategy and assuming some level of unpredictability, this prediction also acknowledges that the next logical step in an attempt to outmaneuver could involve any of the three options. However, since Paper was the last move and if we consider a simplistic pattern or a guess based on minimal information provided, predicting Scissor seems like a plausible next step as it would be a new move not seen yet in this limited sequence, thus attempting to cover the possibility of an alternating or evolving strategy."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and none of the previous moves have been Scissors. Given that we're trying to identify a pattern or strategy and considering the limited information, I'm predicting Scissor as it's the only move not yet made by the opponent."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Since the last move was Rock (in Round 5), following an alternating pattern, the next move could be Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Round 3 being Rock, Round 4 being Paper, Round 5 being Rock, and Round 6 being Paper. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between strategies or has a preference for Rock. Given that Round 6 resulted in a tie with Paper, and considering the oscillating pattern of wins and losses, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible as it follows the observed frequency of Rock in the game history."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given the pattern where the opponent played Paper in Rounds 2 and 8, and considering the alternating nature, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6. Given the pattern observed from Rounds 6-9, where the opponent played Paper (Round 6), then Rock (Round 7), followed by Paper (Round 8), and then Rock (Round 9) didn't follow the exact alternating pattern as initially thought but seems to have a mix of repeating moves after correct predictions. However, considering the outcomes, especially noting that whenever there's a correct guess of 'Paper' or the opponent plays 'Rock' after a series of incorrect guesses, there tends to be a switch in their play. Given the last round (Round 9) was a guess of 'Paper' but resulted in an outcome of 0 because the opponent played 'Rock', and looking at previous rounds for patterns, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with 'Rock' after being correctly guessed as 'Rock' or switch after an incorrect guess. Given no clear-cut repeating pattern but acknowledging a potential for 'Rock' after a round where 'Paper' was incorrectly guessed against 'Rock', the safest bet based on historical data provided would lean towards predicting 'Rock'."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, assuming their opponent might also choose a basic move."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without any additional information suggesting a pattern change or adaptive behavior based on our guess, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their previous move. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable strategy given the limited information."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds, a simple approach could be to look for any immediate patterns or reactions to the previous moves. One possible interpretation is that the opponent might alternate or change their move based on the outcome of the previous round. However, with only two rounds and no clear pattern, another strategy is to consider the moves in Rock-Paper-Scissors that would logically follow in an attempt to outmaneuver a predictable opponent. If we assume the opponent is trying to exploit our tendency to repeat or follow a simple pattern, guessing Scissor next could be a way to anticipate their potential switch from Paper, considering Rock beats Scissor and they might not expect us to jump to Scissor immediately after they played Paper."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and considering the nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could involve adapting to the previous plays or sticking with a strategy that hasn't been explicitly revealed yet. However, since the opponent moved from Rock to Paper, suggesting an attempt to beat the player's guess (Rock), the next logical step in trying to outmaneuver could be to play Scissor against an anticipated Paper. But without a clear pattern and considering basic RPS strategies often involve mixing up moves to avoid predictability, predicting the exact move based on two rounds is challenging. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy and assuming they might try to exploit the player's previous incorrect guesses (Rock then Scissor), I'm guessing Paper as it directly beats Rock, which was the first correct guess of the player, and doesn't follow a simple alternating pattern that could be deduced from just three rounds."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with the last move being Paper. Therefore, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 1 and Round 5), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1. Given the pattern, where the opponent played Rock in Rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in Rounds 2 and 6, it suggests that the next move could be Paper following the observed alternation pattern."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and considering the alternating pattern of winning and losing outcomes, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a successful move. Additionally, after playing Paper in round 6, the opponent might switch back to Rock as seen in previous rounds."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1. Given the pattern where the opponent played Rock in Rounds 1 and 5, and considering the last few rounds where they played Paper, it's plausible that the next move could be Rock, following an observed alternating or somewhat repetitive strategy."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 3, and 5, and 9), Paper three times (Rounds 2, 6, and 8), and no clear pattern emerges from the sequence of moves. However, noticing that after each round where you correctly guessed Rock (Round 1, 5, and 9), the opponent switched to Paper in the subsequent rounds (Round 2, and potentially setting up for Round 6, but we don't have a direct subsequent round after Round 9 to analyze this pattern further), it seems there might be an alternating pattern or some form of adaptive response based on your guesses. Given that you correctly guessed Rock in Round 9, following the observed behavior, the opponent could switch to Paper in Round 10."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can't be beaten by itself, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's no indication that the opponent's strategy has changed or adapted based on your move, and given this is a very limited dataset, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their last move or follow a pattern that isn't yet discernible with only one round of data. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' again is a reasonable next step, acknowledging that as more rounds are played, more insight into the opponent's strategy may become available."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be alternating or following a sequence. Since Rock beats Scissor and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to win or follow a pattern, they might play Scissor next to potentially beat my predicted move if I were to play Paper, considering the cyclical nature of RPS (Rock > Scissor > Paper > Rock). This prediction assumes the simplest form of strategy from the opponent without additional information."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Given that the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering they have already played two different moves, my next guess is based on looking for a potential pattern or reaction to my previous guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and then Scissor, and the outcomes were 1 point for guessing Rock correctly once but 0 points for the subsequent guesses, the opponent might continue with Paper as it beats Rock (my initial correct guess), or they might switch. However, without a clear pattern from just three rounds and given that my previous guesses didn't directly influence their choice in an obvious way, I'm going to take a chance on predicting Paper again because it's a move that has already appeared and could potentially be part of a simple alternating strategy or a test to see if I adapt my guess based on the game's progression."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given this observation, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 1 and Round 5), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent behavior, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in rounds 2 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, as seen in Rounds 1-2 and Rounds 5-6. Given that the last round (Round 7) was a correct guess of Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent's next move should be Paper."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper after Rock in the past (Round 2 and Round 6), suggesting a possible pattern where they switch to Paper after playing Rock. Given that the last round (Round 8) was a tie with both players choosing Paper, but looking at the history, especially the transitions from Rock to Paper and considering the need for an adaptive strategy, it seems reasonable to predict Paper as the next move, anticipating the opponent might try to capitalize on a potential pattern or switch after a tie."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern of alternating between Rock and another move. Given that the last round (9) was Paper but resulted in an outcome of 0 for me, suggesting the opponent played Rock, it seems plausible the next move could follow the established sequence, potentially leading to a repetition of Rock."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without any additional information about the opponent's strategy, the simplest approach is to assume the pattern might continue or that there's an initial tendency towards playing Rock. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable starting point given no other data."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent's strategy seems to involve changing their move after each round, and considering they played Rock in Round 1 and then Paper in Round 2, it could be inferred that the opponent might follow a pattern of alternating or progressing through the possible moves (Rock -> Paper -> Scissor). Thus, predicting Scissor for the next round seems logical based on this observed behavior."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock and then Paper, which could indicate a cyclic pattern or an attempt to counter the player's guesses. Given that the player guessed Rock twice and then Scissor, and the outcomes were a win for the opponent with Paper after the first guess, it seems the opponent might be trying to outmaneuver the player's predictions. Since the last move was Rock (which beat Scissor), the next logical move in a pattern or to counter an expected play could be Scissor, aiming to cut Paper if the player follows a common strategy of playing the move that beats the previous opponent's move."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the pattern in the game history, the opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper, a logical next step could be Scissor, as it would beat Paper if the opponent is trying to exploit potential patterns based on RPS rules."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, and considering the last move was Rock, a logical next move could be Paper, following an observed pattern of alternating between these two."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 1, Round 3, and Round 5), suggesting a possible repeating pattern. Given that Round 6 resulted in a tie with Paper, it's plausible the opponent might switch back to a previous choice, which could be Rock based on recent history."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), and each time it was after a different move in the previous round. Given that the last round (Round 7) was also a Rock, and considering the pattern of switching between moves, I predict the next move will be Rock again because there's an observed tendency for the opponent to repeat Rock after varying intervals."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess, as seen in rounds 1 and 2, and then again in rounds 6 and 7. Given that the last round (round 8) was an incorrect guess with you guessing Rock and the opponent playing Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2, with occasional repeats of the same move. Given that in Rounds 6 and 7, the opponent played Paper and then Rock consecutively, and considering the pattern where the opponent tends to switch moves (observed in Rounds 2, 3, 4, and the sequence from Round 6 onwards), my prediction for the next round is based on identifying a potential repeating or alternating pattern."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm assuming the opponent might stick with the same move for Round 2 to see if I can adapt or if there's an initial pattern. This is based on the limited information from the first round."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems they might be alternating or following a specific pattern. Since Rock beats Scissor and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to alternate wins or follows a simple sequence, predicting Scissor as their next move could potentially catch them in a pattern where they would expect me to guess Rock again after losing the last round."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""Given the limited game history, it seems like the opponent might be trying to exploit common patterns or reactions. In Round 1, both played Rock, suggesting either a random start or an attempt to establish a pattern. In Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper, beating the repeated guess of Rock. This could indicate the opponent is adapting based on the player's moves. However, without more data on how the opponent adapts (e.g., alternating, reacting directly to the previous move), the safest assumption might be that the opponent tries to counter the most likely next move based on common strategies or human behavior in similar games. Since the player guessed Rock twice and then switched to Scissor, a straightforward adaptation would be for the opponent to play Rock again (to beat Scissor) if following a simple reactive strategy. But considering we need to anticipate the next step and assuming the opponent might not stick to a single pattern or reaction, guessing Scissor as the next move is based on trying to pre-emptively counter an expected pattern, acknowledging that with only three rounds, the actual strategy could be more complex or random than currently observable."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent is alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper, following this pattern, the next move should be Rock. However, considering the task is to predict based on observed behavior and given that my previous predictions were incorrect when guessing Scissor (which would beat Paper), I should adjust my strategy. Recognizing the mistake in assuming a simple alternation without accounting for potential patterns or strategies that involve more complexity, such as responding to the player's moves or a sequence not immediately apparent, it seems prudent to guess the move that would lose to the one the opponent played last (Paper), which is Scissor, under the assumption that the opponent might repeat their last move or follow a less straightforward strategy."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, I predict the next move will be Paper to continue this observed pattern."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, with no Scissors. Given this pattern and the fact that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper in round 2 and 4). Given that the last round (round 7) was a Rock, and considering the alternation pattern, it's plausible the next move could be Paper, but since the question asks for a prediction based on the given history without assuming additional patterns not directly observed, and noting that Rock has been a consistent choice in every other round starting from round 1, a straightforward prediction based on observed repetition would suggest Rock again."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper after two consecutive Rock guesses in Rounds 2 and 8, suggesting a possible pattern where the opponent switches to Paper following multiple Rock guesses. Given this observation and the fact that Round 7 ended with both players choosing Rock, it seems plausible the opponent might choose Paper again as a response to the previous round's move."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper, especially after a round where both players chose the same move. In Round 6, both chose Paper, and in Round 7, both chose Rock. Given this pattern, and since in Round 8 the opponent played Paper (breaking the direct mirror pattern but continuing an alternating strategy of sorts), it's plausible that the next move could revert back to a choice that directly competes with a potential repeat or common guess from the player, which would be Rock."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent chose Rock, and since we do not have any information suggesting the opponent's strategy changes based on previous rounds or outcomes, a reasonable initial assumption is that the opponent might continue with the same move. Without additional data to suggest otherwise, predicting the same move as the previous round seems logical for this simplified version of RPS."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie (though you earned a point as per the task's scoring system). In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your choice. Since the opponent adapted from Rock to Paper, a logical next adaptation could involve changing to Scissor, which would beat Paper and potentially continue an adaptive strategy of countering the previous move or exploring different choices."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, despite guessing Rock again, the opponent switched to Paper, indicating an adaptive strategy or a possible pattern. In Round 3, guessing Scissor did not match the opponent's move, which was Rock. Since there is no clear repeating pattern from just three rounds and considering the opponent adapted by switching from Rock to Paper after Round 1, one might speculate that the opponent could either repeat a previous move or switch again. Given that the last known move by the opponent was Rock (in Round 3), and without more information on the strategy, a reasonable next guess could be Paper, as it would follow the sequence observed so far (Rock to Paper in Round 2) and attempt to catch a potential pattern or adaptation."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""Given the game history, there's no clear repeating pattern in the opponent's moves (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper). However, since the last move was 'Paper', and considering the cyclical nature of RPS where each move has a counter, guessing 'Scissor' seems reasonable as it beats 'Paper'."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this history and the lack of a clear adaptive strategy based on my previous guesses, my best prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times and Paper twice, with no clear alternating pattern. However, given that the last move was Paper in Round 4 and then Rock again in Rounds 5, it seems like there might be an attempt to confuse or a slight leaning towards playing Rock more frequently. But considering the need for an adaptive strategy and looking at the distribution of moves so far (Rock: 3, Paper: 2), my prediction leans towards Paper as the next move because it's less frequent than Rock but has been played recently enough to suggest it could be part of a strategy that includes all options without a simple repeating pattern."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which suggests a potential repeating pattern. Additionally, the last time the opponent played Paper (Round 6), they switched to Rock in the next round they lost (Round 7). Given this history and looking for patterns, predicting 'Rock' seems plausible as it has been a frequent choice and follows a possible alternating pattern after losing."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past (Rounds 2, 4, and 6), and Rock four times (Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7). Given that the last round (Round 8) was a Paper, I'm predicting Paper again because it seems like every other move or so, the opponent tends to favor Paper after playing Rock in an alternating pattern observed from Rounds 2, 4, 6, and possibly extending to Round 8."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times so far, but not Scissors at all. In rounds where the opponent won (you guessed wrong), they mostly played Paper against your Rock guesses. Given this pattern and that you've guessed incorrectly in the last few rounds by guessing Rock or Paper when they played Rock, it seems plausible the opponent might stick with a strategy involving Paper to counter typical next guesses after losing to Rock."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's behavior, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that they might stick with what worked or is part of their pattern, which was Rock in this case."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be alternating or following a sequence. Since Rock beats Scissor and Paper beats Rock, if they are trying to win or follow a pattern, their next logical move could be Scissor to potentially beat my next predicted move based on this pattern."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and considering the goal is to evaluate predictive ability, a simple strategy could involve alternating or trying to exploit common player behaviors. Assuming the opponent might continue with a basic strategy that involves change after the first round (Rock to Paper), and without more complex patterns evident, predicting 'Paper' again could be a reasonable next guess if we assume a potential for repetition or a simple alternating pattern."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, the next move could potentially be Rock again, following the sequence. However, considering the task is to predict based on a hidden strategy that 'may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior,' and without a clear indication of how the opponent adapts, a straightforward prediction based on observed repetition seems reasonable. But, noting the alternating pattern between Rock and Paper, and aiming to counter the potential next move in a typical RPS scenario (where one might expect Rock after Paper), predicting Scissor could be seen as a strategic choice to win if the opponent indeed plays Rock next."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Rock. Given this observation and the lack of an obvious alternating pattern, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which seems to be a recurring choice. Additionally, in Rounds where the outcome was 0 for me (except Round 4 where both choices were Paper), the opponent chose either Paper or Rock, with Rock appearing more frequently in these 'loss' rounds for me. Given this pattern and the fact that my last guess was Rock but resulted in an outcome of 0 because the opponent played Paper, I'm predicting the next move will revert back to Rock based on the observed frequency of Rock in the game history."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock three times and Paper twice in the last 6 rounds, with one round where both you and the opponent played Paper. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 4, and considering the pattern of wins and losses, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows an observed trend where after playing Rock (Round 7), the opponent might switch back to Paper."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after Round 4, with a possible pattern of repeating the same move that was previously played by them when they won or lost against the same guess. Given the history, after two consecutive correct predictions (Round 7 and Round 8), if we look at previous moves where the outcome was 1 for both players (Round 1, Round 4, Round 7, and Round 8), there's an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper from the opponent's side in those rounds. Hence, predicting 'Paper' as the next move seems logical following this observed behavior."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper and earned a point, and in Round 9, the opponent played Rock after the player's incorrect guess of Paper, it suggests the opponent might revert back to Paper following the pattern observed."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is either repeating their move or following a very basic pattern. Without more information on their strategy, the safest initial assumption for Round 2, given no other context, might be to expect them to play the same move again or to not have enough data to predict a change. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable starting point based solely on the information from Round 1."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds, a common approach would be to try and exploit any potential pattern or reaction to the previous moves. Without explicit knowledge of the opponent's strategy (whether it's random, alternating, or adaptive based on wins/losses), one might consider playing a move that could potentially beat the last move played by the opponent or trying to establish a pattern themselves. However, since we are predicting the opponent's next move rather than our own, and considering the opponent moved from Rock to Paper (potentially indicating an attempt to counter or change up their strategy after a tie), guessing Scissor is based on anticipating a possible continuation of altering moves in a sequence that could logically follow (Rock -> Paper -> Scissor) if the opponent is indeed following or attempting to establish a simple sequence pattern."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptation, and noting that they have not played Scissors yet, my next guess will be Scissors, attempting to catch a potential cycle or shift in their strategy."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the last two rounds. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and noting that Scissor has not been played by the opponent yet, it seems like a plausible next move to counter potential predictions based on the observed sequence."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a tendency to play each option at least twice before possibly switching to the third option, Scissor, which hasn't been played by the opponent since Round 4. Since the pattern isn't entirely clear but shows a potential for repetition or cycling through options, predicting Paper as the next move seems reasonable, considering Rock was already played in Round 5."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which seems to be a recurring move. Given that the last round (Round 6) resulted in a tie with both players choosing Paper, it's possible the opponent might switch back to their more frequently played move, which is Rock."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper in Round 2 and Round 4). Given that the last round (Round 7) was a Rock, and considering the previous alternation pattern, it seems plausible that the next move could again follow this observed behavior, potentially leading to a non-Rock move. However, given the inconsistency in the opponent's strategy between Rounds 3 and 5 (where Rock repeats), and the fact that Round 6 was Paper, which doesn't fit a simple alternation with Rock from Round 7, a more cautious approach is needed. Since there isn't a clear repeating pattern but Rock has been a common choice, predicting Rock seems reasonable based on its frequency."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6. Given the pattern, after the incorrect guess in Round 8 (where the opponent played Paper), it might revert back to Rock as observed in Rounds 1 and 7."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of their move. Given that the last round (Round 9) resulted in a correct guess of 'Rock', following the observed pattern, the next move should be 'Paper'."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess for Round 2 is to predict the same move as Round 1, which is Rock."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be alternating or following a simple pattern. Since the sequence so far is Rock -> Paper, the next logical move could follow the natural RPS sequence where Rock beats Scissors, Scissors cuts Paper, and Paper covers Rock. Thus, after playing Paper (which beats Rock), they might play the move that loses to Paper, which is Scissor."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock and then Paper. This could indicate a pattern or an attempt to throw off the predictor by alternating. Given that Round 1 was Rock and Round 2 was Paper, if there's any repeating or alternating pattern, the next move might be Scissor following the sequence of Rock-Paper-Scissor. However, since we're trying to predict based on minimal information and without a clear pattern from just two moves (and considering my guess in Round 3 was incorrect), I'm going to take a different approach: considering an adaptive strategy where the opponent responds to my guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and then Scissor, and the outcomes were a win for the opponent after the first round with a tie in moves, the opponent might continue with Paper as it beat Rock in Round 2, or switch to Scissor to beat Paper, but without more data on how they adapt, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it directly counters the initial winning move (Rock) and my previous incorrect guess of Scissor doesn't give enough insight into their adaptive strategy."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played each option at least once. Since the last move was 'Paper', I'm guessing the next one will be 'Rock' based on a simple alternating pattern that might emerge from the given sequence: Rock -> Paper -> ? (Considering the first round started with Rock). This prediction assumes the simplest form of pattern recognition and may not hold if the opponent's strategy is more complex."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 1 and 5), and considering the alternating pattern observed in Rounds 2-4, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with a move that has worked for them recently. Given no clear long-term strategy is discernible from just five rounds, predicting based on recent behavior suggests Rock as a reasonable choice."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1. In Rounds 2 and 6, the opponent played Paper after playing Rock in the previous round. Given that in Round 5, the opponent played Rock, it is likely they will play Paper in Round 7, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and considering the alternating pattern of wins and losses, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a successful move. Additionally, after losing in round 6 and not getting a point in round 7, predicting Rock as it was a winning move for both you and the opponent in previous rounds could be a strategic guess."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in rounds 2, 6, and 8. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Given that the last round (round 8) was Paper, the next move could potentially be Rock, following an alternating pattern."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1, with Rock appearing in Rounds 1, 3 (as a loss for the guesser), 5, and 9. Given this pattern, and considering the last round (Round 9) was a Rock, the next move might follow the observed alternating pattern, suggesting Paper as the opponent's next move."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the lack of any pattern to follow from previous moves."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent played Rock and earned 1 point, the simplest assumption without additional information is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Since we only have one round of data, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's previous moves, Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be alternating or following a specific sequence. Since my guess of Rock was correct in Round 1 but incorrect in Round 2 when I guessed Rock again and they played Paper, for Round 3, I'm going to guess Scissor. This is based on the pattern that if the opponent played Rock and then Paper, possibly they could play Scissor next as a simple alternating pattern or because they are trying to exploit my previous guesses."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissor,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the sequence Rock-Paper, a possible next move could be Scissors, following the typical RPS sequence. Additionally, since the opponent has not played Scissors yet, it might be a likely choice to introduce variability in their moves."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissor,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the previous rounds. Given that the opponent's moves might follow a pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the sequence so far (Rock, Paper), a potential next move could be Scissors, as it would be the next logical choice in a cyclic pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors. Additionally, since the opponent has not played Scissors yet, predicting Scissors could potentially catch the opponent's next move if they are indeed following a simple rotational strategy or trying to exploit the player's tendency to avoid previously incorrect guesses."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock, indicating a possible alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Round 3 being Rock (since the pattern isn't strictly followed but this can be a possible repeating sequence given the lack of clear pattern in Scissor appearances), Round 4 being Paper, Round 5 being Rock, and Round 6 being Paper. Following this observed alternating pattern between Rock and Paper with an occasional repeat or shift due to the introduction of Scissor (which hasn't been consistently utilized by the opponent), the next move could logically be Rock if we consider Rounds 3 and 5 as potential outliers or part of a larger, less predictable sequence that still hints at a preference for Rock after a Paper."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), and Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 4), with one instance of playing the same move as me in Round 6 with Paper. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a preference for certain moves based on previous rounds. Since my last guess was Rock in Round 7 and it matched the opponent's move, I'm going to guess Rock again, assuming the opponent might either repeat their last move or alternate in a way that could bring them back to Rock."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain pattern. Given the history, after two consecutive Rocks (Rounds 1 and 7), the opponent played Paper in the following rounds (Rounds 2 and 8). Since Round 7 was a Rock, it is likely that Round 9 will be a Paper, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6. Given the pattern, after playing Paper in Round 6 and then switching between Rock (Round 7) and Paper (Round 8), the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternating behavior post-Round 6."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common strategy is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the one they think we'll play next. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock is as good as any other choice at this stage, especially considering the lack of data on the opponent's behavior."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and Scissor in the first two rounds. Since there's no clear pattern from just two moves and considering the nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common strategy could involve alternating or trying to catch the predictor off guard. However, with only two data points (Paper followed by Scissor), one might speculate that the opponent could revert to a 'starting' point or try something different each time. A simple approach without more complex pattern analysis would be to guess the move that beats the previous move of the opponent or guessing a commonly used starting move in such sequences, which often is Rock due to its simplicity and balance against other moves."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor. Given this observation, the next move could be Scissor, following the sequence Paper-Scissor-Paper-Scissor."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once after we guessed Rock multiple times. In Round 4, when we guessed Scissor, the opponent also played Scissor, suggesting a possible pattern or adaptation to our guesses. Given this history, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a strategy involving Paper, especially since we've only correctly guessed once and that was Scissor. Therefore, predicting Paper as the next move is based on looking for patterns in the opponent's responses to our guesses."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, where they played Paper. Given this pattern, and considering the last move was Paper (in Round 5), the next logical move in the sequence would be Scissor."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, where they played Paper. Given that in Rounds 4, 5, and 6, the opponent's moves were Scissor, Paper, Scissor respectively, it suggests a pattern where the next move could logically be Paper, following the sequence observed."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first two rounds. Given that the last move was Scissor in Round 6, and then Paper in Round 7, following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissor, but considering the alternating pattern of wins (where you guessed correctly), it seems more strategic to consider the opponent might stick with a winning strategy or try to break the pattern you've established. However, looking closely at Rounds 4, 5, 6, and 7, when the guess is correct, it's either Scissor or Paper, suggesting that perhaps the opponent mirrors or slightly alters their move based on the previous round's outcome. Given this complexity and aiming for a simplification: since Round 7 was a correct guess of Paper, if we follow a simplistic pattern where the opponent doesn't change (given no clear indication they adapt based on our guesses beyond the initial rounds), one might predict Paper again as it has been a consistent choice in successful rounds. Yet, considering an attempt to outmaneuver or seeing if there's an adaptation, recognizing that both you and the opponent had success with Scissor and Paper respectively, predicting Paper seems reasonable but does not account for potential pattern changes or adaptations based on previous guesses."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds where the previous round was also a win for me (Round 3 and Round 7), suggesting an alternating or adaptive strategy based on my wins. Given that I lost the last round, the pattern might suggest the opponent will stick with a move that they have used previously after a loss for me, but considering the alternation pattern observed in rounds where I won (Paper after Scissor win in Round 4, and then maintaining Paper), it seems there's an attempt to counter my strategy. Therefore, predicting Paper as the next move based on the history of the game and attempting to counter an expected shift."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 2, 3, 5, 7, and 9. This suggests a pattern where the opponent tends to favor Paper after playing Scissor or when the previous round resulted in a win for either side. Given that Round 9 ended with a win for both (since we both chose Paper), it's plausible the opponent might stick with Paper, aiming to exploit any potential pattern in my predictions."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it is often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline from which to adapt in subsequent rounds based on the opponent's responses."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not provide enough information to discern a pattern. However, since Paper beats Rock, a simple and common strategy for the opponent could be to repeat a winning move or to cycle through options. Without more data, the safest assumption is that the opponent might stick with a winning strategy or change based on a simple pattern. Thus, guessing 'Rock' as the next move is based on the idea that if the opponent is following a basic alternating pattern or trying to exploit my previous guess, they might switch to Rock, considering it's a fundamental choice and assuming they don't have my previous guess to react against in this simplified scenario."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper and Scissor), it seems they are avoiding a repeating pattern. Since I guessed Rock in both previous rounds and lost, my next guess is that the opponent might play Rock this time, potentially trying to exploit my previous guesses or introducing a new element into their strategy."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the three rounds so far. Given that the opponent's strategy may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and noticing that the opponent has not repeated Scissor and has repeated Paper, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a move they've used before, possibly returning to Paper after playing Scissor, creating an alternating pattern between Paper and another move."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor twice in the last four rounds, with no apparent pattern based on the guesses made. Given the lack of information about the opponent's strategy and without a clear pattern emerging from the moves, a logical approach is to predict the move that hasn't been played recently or to look for any minimal pattern. However, since we don't have enough data to confidently determine the next move based on the given history, a basic strategy could involve guessing the least played move by the opponent or simply alternating guesses. Since 'Rock' has not been played by the opponent in any of the rounds and considering the provided moves do not give clear insight into an adaptive pattern, predicting 'Rock' could be considered as a starting point for attempting to understand the opponent's behavior."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor twice in the last four rounds, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, and considering the lack of Rock in their recent plays, it seems plausible that they might continue this pattern or have a strategy that involves frequently playing Paper. Therefore, predicting Paper as their next move appears to be a reasonable choice based on observed behavior."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissor twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissor after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissor, a pattern might emerge where the next move could be Paper again following the observed sequence (Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor). However, predicting the next move as Scissor is based on observing the opponent's tendency to not repeat the same move consecutively after the initial round and my previous guesses being incorrect, suggesting a need to consider an alternative pattern or the introduction of Rock. Yet, given no clear indication of when Rock might be introduced and the consistent alternation between Paper and Scissor after Round 1, predicting Scissor as the next move could be seen as a conservative guess based on recent history, albeit not perfectly logical without assuming a specific alternating strategy starting from Round 2."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissor in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, with an occasional repeat of Paper. Given this pattern, the next move could be Scissor following the sequence, but since the opponent has shown a tendency to favor Paper (playing it in three out of seven rounds) and considering the alternation, predicting Paper is reasonable as it follows the observed preference and potential for repetition in strategy."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissor five times, with no Rocks. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissor after the first round. Since the last move was Scissor, if the pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissor continues after a Paper (which hasn't been directly observed but assuming a form of alternating strategy), the next move should be Paper. However, considering all moves so far and looking for any potential mistake in the logic of alternating patterns or sequences that could suggest an upcoming Scissor due to oversight in identifying a clear sequence, I realize there's no strong basis for predicting Scissor based on given data without assuming more complex patterns not directly supported by observations. Therefore, correcting my approach: Given the observed moves (Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor), it actually suggests an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor after Round 1. Thus, following this corrected understanding of the pattern, after a Scissor (Round 8), the next move should indeed be Paper."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that the opponent has not played Rock so far and seems to counter every guess with a winning move (Paper against Rock, Scissors against Paper or Scissors), predicting Rock might force the opponent into a different move, potentially breaking their current strategy of countering every prediction. Additionally, since we have no successful predictions based on guessing Paper or Scissors, trying Rock again could be a strategic move to see if the opponent's pattern changes."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can't be beaten by itself."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given the limited information from the first round, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial approach is to look for a simple pattern or a common starting strategy in RPS games. A basic strategy could involve alternating between moves or sticking with a move that won previously. Without additional data on the opponent's behavior over more rounds, the simplest prediction would be to guess that the opponent might repeat their winning move (Paper) or switch to another move aiming to catch me off guard. However, since I don't have enough information to confidently predict Paper again or assume a switch to Scissors, and considering Rock is a common starting point for many strategies due to its perceived 'neutral' or 'strong' initial stance, my next guess leans towards predicting the opponent will play Rock this time, possibly as part of an alternating pattern or as a test to see how I adapt."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissor), there seems to be a cyclic pattern. Assuming the cycle might continue with a shift in the sequence of moves typically seen in Rock-Paper-Scissors (where each move beats the preceding one: Scissor > Paper > Rock > Scissor), my prediction for the next move is 'Rock'."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, my prediction for the next move is Scissor."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissor in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to potentially counter a repeated Scissor guess."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, with the exception of Round 4 where both played Scissor. Given this pattern and the fact that in Rounds 4 and 5 the opponent repeated the player's guess, it seems logical to predict the next move based on an observed potential for repetition or alternation in the opponent's strategy."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played the same move as the player in rounds 4, 5, and 6, resulting in correct predictions. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to assume the opponent will continue playing the same move as the previous round, which was Scissor."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the initial two rounds, with Round 4, 5, and 6 suggesting a possible pattern where both players end up playing the same move. Given that in Round 7 the opponent played Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Scissor."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in rounds 4, 6, and 8, indicating a potential pattern or preference for Scissor. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Scissor and another move (Paper in rounds 3 and 7). Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissor again in the next round."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Paper and Scissor after Round 4, with a consistent play of Scissor in Rounds 4, 6, and 8. Given this pattern, the next move is likely to be Scissor again."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to alternate moves or play the move that beats the previous move. Since the game just started and we have limited information about the opponent's strategy, one approach could be to assume they might either repeat their move (Paper) or switch to the move that would beat the guess from Round 1 (which was Rock), suggesting Scissors as a potential next move for them to play against another possible Rock. However, without more data on their behavior and given that my guess in Round 1 was Rock, predicting Rock again allows me to test if they indeed follow a simple pattern like playing the winning move against Rock consecutively or if there's an attempt to exploit the player's previous guesses."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissor in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and without an obvious pattern from just two moves, a simple approach is to predict the move that would beat the most recently played move by the opponent. Since the opponent last played Scissor, which loses to Rock, predicting Rock could be a reasonable next guess based on the assumption that the opponent might not repeat their last move or might be trying to exploit a predictable pattern from the player's side."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the three rounds so far. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissor after the first round, my prediction for the next move is Scissor, following the observed pattern of Round 1: Paper, Round 2: Scissor, Round 3: Paper, which would imply Round 4 should be Scissor."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once after the first round, suggesting a potential pattern or adaptation based on the player's guesses. Since the player finally guessed correctly with Scissor in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to exploit the player's potential next guess, assuming the player might stick with Scissor or switch back to Rock. This is a speculative approach given the limited information and the simplicity of the game."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, where they played Paper. Given this pattern, after playing Paper in Round 5, they might play Scissor in Round 6."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern after the first two rounds. In rounds 3, 4, and 5, the pattern 'Paper', 'Scissor', 'Paper' emerged. Given that round 6 was 'Scissor' again, following the observed sequence, the next move should logically be 'Paper'. However, considering the task is to predict based on given history and assuming a potential for a repeating or adaptive strategy after the initial rounds, it seems more likely the opponent might continue with 'Scissor' if they are adapting to my guesses or sticking to a simpler pattern not fully revealed. Yet, analyzing further, there's an alternating pattern of 'Paper' and 'Scissor' from round 3 onwards when considering the successful predictions. Thus, after two 'Scissor' predictions were correct, and considering an adaptive strategy might involve some level of repetition or response to player behavior, my reasoning simplifies to predicting 'Scissor' based on recent success and observed pattern."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor after the initial two rounds, with Round 4 and 6 both being Scissor. Given this observation and considering Round 7 was Paper, it's reasonable to predict the next move would be Scissor following the pattern."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Scissor and Paper after Round 4, with a possible repetition of Scissor. Given the pattern observed in Rounds 4-8, where the opponent played Scissor in Rounds 4, 6, and 8, it's plausible that the next move will also be Scissor, continuing this alternating pattern."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Scissor and Paper after Round 4. Given that the last move by the opponent was Paper in Round 9, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissor."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a basic strategy of playing the move that beats the previous prediction, the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Rock (since Scissor beats Paper). This prediction assumes the opponent's strategy involves directly countering the previous move predicted by me."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and Scissor in the first two rounds. Since there's no clear pattern from just two moves and without knowing the hidden strategy, a simple approach is to guess the move that hasn't been played yet by the opponent, which is Rock. This method doesn't account for any potential complexity in the opponent's strategy but serves as a basic starting point with limited information."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, and considering my previous guesses were all Rock, I'm going to predict Scissor for the next round based on the observed pattern."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once after the first round, suggesting a possible pattern or adaptation based on the player's moves. Since the player finally guessed correctly with Scissor in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissor, which is Paper."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, where they played Paper. Given this pattern, and considering the last move was Paper (Round 5), the next predicted move should logically follow as Scissor."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played the same move as the player in Rounds 4, 5, and 6. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to mirror the player's previous move. Since the player's last move was Scissor in Round 6, I predict the opponent will also play Scissor in the next round."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice in a row (Round 4 and Round 6), and also played Paper twice in a row (Round 1 and Round 3). However, looking at the pattern of correct predictions, whenever I guessed Scissor or Paper correctly, the opponent repeated their move. Given that my last guess was incorrect (Round 7: Scissor vs. Paper), the next logical step is for the opponent to possibly return to a previous winning strategy or continue with an alternating pattern. Since Round 6 resulted in a correct guess of Scissor and considering the limited information, I'm going to take a chance that the opponent might revert back to Scissor after playing Paper, hoping to catch me off guard."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given the alternating pattern of winning and losing, and considering that round 7 was a loss (Paper) and round 8 was a win (Scissor), it seems plausible that the opponent's strategy may involve some repetition or cycling through moves. Since the last move was Scissor and resulted in a win for me, predicting Scissor again could potentially yield another point if the pattern holds."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissor after Round 4, with Scissor being played in Rounds 4, 6, and 8. Given this pattern, the next move should be Scissor, as it follows the sequence observed."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, the opponent might now play Rock, assuming they are following a pattern of playing the move that would beat their own previous move or my previous guess. This is a basic approach without more complex patterns or additional information."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissor in the first two rounds. Since Rock is the only move that hasn't been played yet, I'm predicting that the opponent might start with a basic strategy of cycling through all options or trying to catch me off guard by playing Rock this time."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the first three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor. Given that the last move was Paper, predicting Scissor as the next move follows this observed pattern."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly guessed Scissor in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissor, which is Paper."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissor after the first round. Given this alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissor."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played the same move as me in Rounds 4, 5, and 6. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to mirror my moves or follow a consistent strategy based on the previous rounds. Since I've guessed Scissor correctly before when the opponent also chose Scissor, and considering there's no clear alternating pattern from the opponent's side in the initial rounds but a potential for mirroring or consistency in later rounds, my next guess will be Scissor, hoping the opponent either mirrors or continues a pattern that favors this choice."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissor after the initial two rounds, with Round 4 and 6 both being Scissor, suggesting a pattern. Given that Round 7 was Paper, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissor."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor three times when I guessed Scissor correctly in Rounds 4, 6, and 8. Although they deviated to Paper in Round 7, the pattern suggests a tendency towards repeating Scissor after successful guesses of Scissor, making it a likely next move."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissor in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which are all even-numbered rounds after the initial three rounds. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent could continue playing Scissor in even-numbered rounds or has a tendency to repeat Scissor under certain conditions. Since round 10 is an even-numbered round, predicting Scissor based on observed behavior and potential patterns seems like a reasonable approach."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in the first round, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to alternate moves or play the move that would beat the previous move. Since Paper beats Rock and the opponent might be trying to exploit a potential pattern or simply starting with a random move, predicting Rock as their next move assumes they might either repeat their winning strategy from the first round or switch to a move that could potentially counter a common response to Paper (which would be Scissors). Without more information on their strategy, this prediction leans towards assuming a simple or alternating pattern."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissor), there is no clear repeating pattern yet. However, since the opponent has already played Paper and Scissor, a possible strategy could be to cycle through all options. Assuming the simplest form of strategy where the opponent cycles through Rock, Paper, Scissor or any variation thereof after the initial two moves, the next logical move in a sequence that includes all three options would indeed be 'Rock'. This is a basic approach without overcomplicating potential patterns."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern, and observing that they have not repeated Scissor, it seems plausible that their next move could again be Paper, as there is no clear indication of an immediate shift to Rock based on the provided history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor twice, which suggests a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Since the last move was Scissor, if the pattern continues, the next move should be Paper, but considering the initial guess for Rock might have been based on an expected common starting move in RPS (Rock), and observing the opponent's reaction to this, it seems they might not follow a simple alternation or repetition that directly counters the player's guesses. Given no clear indication of the opponent adapting to the player's guesses directly (as all guesses so far have been incorrect), and without more complex pattern recognition, a simplistic approach would be to guess Rock again based on its commonality as an initial choice in RPS games, hoping the opponent might revert or start a new sequence that includes Rock."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, suggesting a potential bias towards Paper. Additionally, the opponent's moves do not seem to follow an easily discernible pattern based on the provided history, making it difficult to predict with certainty. However, given the frequency of Paper in the opponent's previous moves, predicting Paper seems like the most informed guess at this stage."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissor three times, but never Rock. Given the alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor in the last few rounds (Paper in Rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissor in Rounds 2, 4, and 6), it seems logical to predict that if the pattern were to continue or slightly vary without introducing a new element (Rock), the next move could be Scissor again as it follows the sequence of moves observed."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissor in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Paper against Rock predictions and Scissor against non-Rock predictions. Given that the last move was Scissor (in round 6) followed by Paper (in round 7), if the pattern holds, the next move could be Scissor following a non-Rock guess or continuing with an observed trend of frequently playing Paper."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played either Paper or Scissor in all previous rounds, with no Rocks. Given the pattern of moves (Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor), it seems the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissor. Since the last move was Scissor, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Paper, but considering the task is to predict based on a potential repeating or adaptive strategy and all previous predictions were incorrect, it's logical to consider an alternative approach. Noticing that every time the opponent played Paper, the guess was wrong, and every time the guess was Scissor or Rock when the opponent played Scissor, those guesses were also wrong, but given the strict alternation observed between Paper and Scissor from the opponent, a prediction of Scissor after a Scissor (breaking the alternating pattern assumption) could be a mistake. Thus, adhering strictly to the observed pattern without overcomplicating it suggests the next move should indeed follow the sequence, which was incorrectly interpreted in this analysis due to overthinking the pattern. Correctly, following the strict alternation observed: Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, Paper, Scissor, the next move in the sequence should be 'Scissor' based on a simple alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor without any indication of adaptation based on the player's guesses. However, this explanation initially misinterpreted the straightforward alternation, suggesting an overthought process where the actual prediction should simply follow observed behavior without assuming adaptation or change not indicated by the data provided."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow an alternating pattern between 'Paper' and 'Scissor'. Since the last observed move was 'Paper', and considering the sequence, the next logical move according to this pattern would be 'Paper' again."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common approach is to start with a neutral or most commonly chosen move in RPS, which is often 'Rock'. This choice maximizes the chance of a correct prediction in the absence of any strategic information about the opponent."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous guess, the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Rock (because Rock beats Scissors, but since we don't have information on what I would guess next, we consider the opponent's potential move based on my last guess). However, without more data or a clear pattern from the opponent, this prediction is largely speculative and based on the assumption of a simple, non-adaptive strategy."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and Scissor in the first two rounds. Since Rock beats Scissor and the opponent played Scissor in Round 2, it's possible the opponent might switch to Rock to counter potential future moves or follow a pattern not yet fully understood. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a logical next step is to consider basic RPS strategies where players often start with Rock due to its perceived simplicity and strength."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor after the first round. Since the last move was Paper, predicting Scissor as the next move follows this observed pattern."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or tendency to alternate. Since the last round was a tie with both playing Scissor, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it would be a common counter to Rock (if they were to switch) and continues the observed variability."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems unpredictable at first glance, but looking closely, when the opponent played Paper twice (Rounds 1 and 3), it was followed by Scissor in Round 2. Then, after two correct guesses (Rounds 4 and 5 where both you and the opponent played the same move), if we consider an alternating pattern or a shift in strategy, predicting 'Scissor' could be a reasonable next guess since the last round involved 'Paper'. However, without more data on the opponent's adaptive behavior, this prediction leans on observing the moves so far and the simple fact that 'Scissor' has appeared less frequently."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played the same move as me in rounds 4, 5, and 6, resulting in correct predictions. This pattern suggests that the opponent may continue to mirror my moves or maintain a consistent strategy based on previous outcomes. Given this observation, predicting 'Scissor' for the next round seems reasonable, assuming the opponent might either continue mirroring or not drastically change their strategy without an apparent reason from the given game history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 6) when I guessed correctly, suggesting a possible pattern or repetition. Given that my last guess was incorrect (Round 7), the opponent may revert to their previous move, which was Scissor."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissor,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Scissor and another move (either Paper or Rock), but given the most recent move was Paper, it's logical to expect a return to Scissor based on the pattern observed in rounds 4, 5, 6, and 8 where Scissor was played by the opponent."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Paper and Scissor after Round 4, with a consistent play of Scissor in Rounds 4, 6, and 8. Given this pattern, the next move should be Scissor following the loss in Round 9."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common approach is to start with a neutral or most commonly chosen move. Rock is often considered a default or starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that many players might begin with it, assuming their opponent will choose randomly or start with a basic strategy."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a basic pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since the game just started and there's only one round of history, a straightforward approach is to predict the opponent might play Rock next, either as part of a pattern or because they might expect me to switch from my initial guess of Rock to something else."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissor), there seems to be an alternating pattern between the possible winning moves against Rock. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissor beats Paper, following this logic, the next move could potentially be Rock, as it would beat Scissor in a cycle of winning moves (Rock > Scissor > Paper > Rock). This is a simple pattern recognition approach based on limited data."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissor once. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and another move (in this case, Scissor), and considering my previous guesses were all Rock which might have influenced a pattern, I predict the next move will be Paper again as it seems to be a preferred or patterned choice."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the pattern in the game history, where the opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor twice, it seems like the opponent might be alternating between these two moves after each guess of Rock from my side. However, considering that my previous guesses were mostly Rock and then one Paper, which were all incorrect, I'm going to take a chance on predicting 'Rock' this time because there's no clear indication in the provided history that suggests an immediate repetition or alternation that directly correlates with my guesses."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor twice in the last four rounds, with no Rock. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round. Since the last move was Paper (Round 5), following the observed alternation, the next move should be Scissor, but considering the opponent's strategy might involve a degree of unpredictability or a repeating pattern not fully discernible from the given history, and noting that Round 2 was Scissor after a Paper, suggesting an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissor could be plausible. However, predicting based on the majority and recent moves, the safer guess based on observed patterns would suggest Paper as a frequent move but considering alternation, it should be Scissor."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissor,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissor three times, but never Rock. Given the repetitive nature of the opponent's strategy so far, it seems likely they will continue this pattern, suggesting that after two consecutive Scissors in rounds 4 and 6 (assuming a pattern based on your guesses), the next move could logically be Paper again if following a strict sequence or another Scissor if alternating between moves. However, since Rock has not appeared at all and we are trying to predict their next move based on an unseen strategy that might involve patterns or adaptation, guessing Scissor seems plausible as it's part of their recent behavior and the only move besides Paper seen so far."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissor three times in the seven rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent is alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round. Since the last move was Scissor, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in rounds where the guess was Rock, and Scissor when the guess was Paper. However, in Round 7, when Scissor was guessed, the opponent still played Paper. This pattern suggests the opponent may not be adapting based on our guesses but instead following a fixed sequence or strategy that we haven't fully grasped yet. Given the consistent play of Paper against both Rock and Scissor guesses, and the lack of any discernible pattern from our end that influences their choice, predicting 'Rock' is somewhat arbitrary without a clear pattern to follow. However, if there's an underlying assumption that the opponent might start to favor another option after multiple rounds of the same outcome (all 0 points for us), guessing 'Rock' could potentially be a way to test if they adapt based on our continuous incorrect guesses or if there's an unseen pattern."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissor,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper whenever the previous guess was Rock, and Scissor when the previous guess was Paper. Given that the last guess was Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper next."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutral nature."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous guess, the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Rock, as it beats Scissors, which would be the move that beats Paper. This is a basic approach, considering we don't have more information about the opponent's strategy."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper and Scissor), it seems they are avoiding a repeating pattern. Since Rock has not been played by the opponent yet, and considering the cyclic nature of RPS where each move has a counter, predicting Rock as the next move is based on the assumption that the opponent might continue to alternate or introduce a new element into their strategy."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissor,Scissor,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissor after the first round, my prediction for the next move is Scissor."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once after two initial plays. Given the history, it seems there might be a pattern or an attempt to adapt based on the player's moves. Since the last round was a tie (both played Scissor), predicting the next move requires considering potential patterns or adaptations. A common strategy in RPS involves alternating or changing moves based on the opponent's previous guesses. Given that Paper beats Rock and the player has mostly guessed Rock, followed by a single guess of Scissor which resulted in a tie, the opponent might choose Paper again to capitalize on the potential for the player guessing Rock once more or to test if the player will switch back to Rock."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissor in Round 4 and Paper in Round 5, the opponent might continue with a move that has been successful or try to mix up their strategy. Since Rock has not appeared as an opponent's move since Round 2, it's less likely they will play Rock now. Considering these points, predicting Paper seems like the safest bet as it has been a common choice for the opponent."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissor twice in the last 5 rounds, but in Round 4, when I guessed Scissor, the opponent also played Scissor. This could indicate a pattern where the opponent tries to match or follow a specific sequence based on my guesses. Given that I guessed Paper in Round 6 and the opponent played Scissor, my next guess will be Rock because historically, after playing Scissor (in Round 2 and Round 6), the opponent has played Paper. However, considering the potential for an adaptive strategy, guessing Rock might provoke a change in the opponent's pattern or could align with a repeating sequence not yet fully understood from the given history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Paper. Additionally, in Rounds 4 and 5, the opponent mirrored the player's guesses, which could suggest an adaptive strategy that sometimes involves repetition of the opponent's previous move or mirroring the player's moves. Given that Round 6 involved Scissor after two consecutive correct predictions (which were both Paper), it seems the opponent might switch between strategies or elements. Since the last round (Round 7) resulted in Paper again, predicting Paper for the next round is based on identifying a recurring pattern and the potential for the opponent to either continue with a preferred move or adapt by repeating a previously successful strategy against the player."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), and Scissor twice in a row (Rounds 6 and 8) after playing Paper. Given the pattern of the game and that the last round ended with the opponent playing Scissor, it seems plausible that the next move might revert to Paper, considering the oscillating nature observed."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissor after the initial rounds, with Round 4 and Round 5 being exceptions where the opponent repeated a move. Given that in Rounds 7 and 8 the opponent played Paper and then Scissor, and considering the alternating pattern (Paper in Round 7, Scissor in Round 8), it's plausible to predict Scissor for the next round as the pattern suggests an alternation."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissor in Round 1 and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissor. Without more information on the opponent's pattern or behavior, this seems like a reasonable starting point for prediction."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor and then Rock. Given the cyclic nature of RPS, where Rock beats Scissor, Scissor beats Paper, and Paper beats Rock, a common strategy involves alternating or progressing through the options in some pattern. Since the opponent's first move was Scissor and the second was Rock, a logical next step could be Paper, following the sequence that might aim to exploit potential patterns in the player's guesses or simply as part of its hidden strategy."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, and Scissor. There seems to be an alternating pattern between Scissor and Rock. Given this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 4), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissor in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissor in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissor in Round 5), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the alternating pattern."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should logically be 'Rock' to continue this alternating pattern."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissor. Since the last round (Round 8) was a Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be a Scissor."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the last move was Scissor in Round 9, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, a common strategy might involve alternating moves or trying to exploit the predictor's initial guess. Since my first guess was Rock and the opponent chose Scissors (which loses to Rock), the opponent might choose Rock next, hoping I'll stick with my initial guess or assuming I'll switch to a move that beats Scissors, such as Paper. However, without more data on the opponent's strategy, this prediction is somewhat speculative."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. Since my guesses were the same (Rock) but the opponent's moves differed (Scissor then Rock), it suggests the opponent might not be following a simple repeating pattern based on my previous guesses. However, with only two rounds of data, the strategy isn't clear. A common approach in such games is to try and exploit any potential pattern or reaction to the player's moves. Since I've only guessed Rock so far, the next logical step for an opponent trying to counter me could involve playing Paper (to beat Rock). This prediction assumes the opponent has a basic level of strategy to counter repeat guesses but doesn't account for more complex adaptive behaviors without additional data."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissor, Rock, and Scissor in the first three rounds. Given this sequence, it seems like the opponent might be alternating between Scissor and another move. Since the last move was Scissor (in Round 3), if the pattern of alternation continues, the next move could logically be Rock (as it was after the first Scissor). However, considering a more strategic or adaptive behavior, if the opponent is trying to exploit common patterns like alternating or repeating moves, they might opt for Paper after observing two guesses of Rock and one guess of Paper from me. Therefore, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it would be an attempt to counter an expected Rock (based on alternation) or a continuation of Scissor (which I predicted incorrectly in Round 3), suggesting the opponent could use Paper against my potential next move if they're adapting to my strategy."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor, and Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between two moves. Given this pattern, if we consider the sequence as starting with Scissor (Round 1), followed by Rock (Round 2), then Scissor again (Round 3), and then Rock (Round 4), a logical next move in an alternating pattern would be Scissor. However, considering the initial mistake of not recognizing the alternation from the start and given that my last prediction was incorrect, assuming the opponent continues with their most recent choice or follows an unpredictable strategy, predicting 'Paper' could potentially counter both Rock (if they stick with Round 4's move) and Scissor (if they follow an alternating pattern starting from Round 1 as Scissor-Rock-Scissor-Rock-Scissor), thus giving a slight strategic advantage based on observed behavior and potential patterns."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissor twice and Rock once in the last three rounds, but since the pattern isn't entirely clear and considering the history where the opponent mirrored our guess once (Round 2), I'm going to predict 'Rock' for Round 6. This prediction is somewhat based on the fact that the opponent might not follow a simple repeating pattern and could be adapting or countering previous moves, but without a clear pattern, guessing 'Rock' seems as viable as any other option given the current information."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, and Scissor three times when I guessed Paper. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be reacting to my guesses or following a strategy that involves repeating moves under certain conditions. Since I previously guessed Rock and the outcome was a win for me (because the opponent also played Rock), guessing Rock again might prompt the opponent to play Rock once more, following the observed pattern of mirroring or reacting to previous plays."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock (Rounds 2 and 6), suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that my previous guess was Rock and the outcome was 0 (Round 7, where the opponent played Scissor), if the opponent is following any form of pattern based on the game's history or my guesses, playing Rock again could be a strategic move to potentially exploit any predictable behavior from me."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where rounds 2, 6, and 8 resulted in a tie (both player and opponent played Rock), and considering the alternating pattern of Scissor in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, it is reasonable to predict that the next move after a Scissor (in round 7) would be followed by a Rock, similar to how the game has progressed."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor after Round 2. Given the pattern observed in Rounds 6, 7, 8, and 9 where the opponent played Rock followed by Scissor repeatedly, and considering the last move was Scissor (Round 9), it is likely the opponent will play Rock next."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, a common strategy might involve alternating moves or countering the previous move. Since the game just started and we have limited information, one approach could be to assume the opponent might play Rock next, as it beats Scissors and is a basic starting point. This prediction is somewhat arbitrary without more data but leans on the idea of starting with a strong, versatile choice."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This could suggest an alternating pattern or a reaction to my previous guess. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, for Round 3, I'm guessing Paper because it's the next logical step if the opponent is trying to counter my moves directly or indirectly, considering the basic strategy of RPS where each move has a direct counter."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. This pattern suggests a potential alternation between Scissor and another move. Given that the last move was Scissor, the next move could logically be Rock again, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 4), indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with Rock in the next round."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissor in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissor in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissor in Round 5), it is likely that the next move will be Rock, following the sequence."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, ...), the next move should be Scissor."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and perceived neutrality."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissor beats Paper and loses to Rock, predicting Rock for the next round is based on the assumption that the opponent might either repeat their move or switch to a move that would beat the move they think I'll play again (Rock). Without more information, assuming a potential repetition or a basic strategic response leads me to guess Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. Since the opponent's moves have changed from Scissor to Rock, it seems like the opponent might be alternating or trying to catch the player off guard by not repeating the same move twice in a row. A common next move could involve the opponent trying to beat Rock, which would be Paper. Therefore, predicting Paper as the next move is based on attempting to understand the potential pattern of play and exploiting it."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Scissor and another move. Since the last move was Scissor, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move could be Rock, similar to Round 2."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), indicating a possible preference or pattern. Given this history, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with their previous move, especially since there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on our guesses."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissor in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissor in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissor in Round 5), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock), it is logical to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the established alternating sequence."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), it appears that after every Scissor, the opponent plays Rock. Since the last move was Scissor, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between 'Rock' and 'Scissor'. Since the last move by the opponent was 'Rock', following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be 'Scissor'."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, ...), and considering the last move was Scissor, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my initial thought is that the opponent might be trying to exploit a potential pattern or simply reacted to my guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, and without more information on the opponent's strategy, a straightforward approach would be to assume the opponent could either repeat their move (Scissors) or switch to a move that would beat mine if I were to repeat (which would be Paper in response to Rock). However, with only one round of data, predicting the exact next move involves significant uncertainty. A common starting strategy in RPS is to play Rock, as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Given no strong evidence to predict Paper or Scissors based on a single move, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent might start with or revert to a 'default' strategy, hence predicting Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor, and in Round 2, they played Rock. This change from Scissor to Rock could indicate an alternating pattern or an adaptive response based on the player's previous guesses. Since my guess was Rock in both rounds and the opponent's move changed, I'm going to predict Paper for Round 3 because it would be a logical next step if the opponent is trying to adapt or create a sequence that doesn't directly correlate with my guesses so far."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Scissor and another move. Given that the last move was Scissor, a logical next move could be Rock again, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 4), indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the history of the game (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissor in Rounds 1 and 5. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between playing Rock and then Scissor after each of your guesses. Since the last round (Round 5) was Scissor, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In rounds 1, 3, and 5, the opponent played Scissor, and in rounds 2, 4, and 6, the opponent played Rock. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissor. Given that the last round (Round 8) was a Rock, it is likely that the next round will be a Scissor."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, ...), and considering the last move was Scissor, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can serve as a neutral opening move."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissor in Round 1 and assuming a simple strategy without additional information, a common initial move or a potential pattern could involve playing Rock next as it beats Scissor. This is a basic assumption without knowing the opponent's hidden strategy."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. Since the opponent's move changed from Scissor to Rock, it suggests a possible pattern or adaptation. A common strategy in RPS involves alternating moves or responding to the opponent's previous move. Assuming the opponent might continue to alternate or respond strategically, predicting Paper as the next move considers the potential for the opponent to change their move again, possibly aiming to beat the previous move (Rock) with Paper."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Scissor and Rock. Therefore, the next move should be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), and both times it resulted in a correct prediction for me. Given this pattern, I'm predicting that the opponent will play Rock again in Round 5."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the sequence so far (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In rounds 1, 3, and 5, the opponent played Scissor, while in rounds 2, 4, and 6, the opponent played Rock. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissor. Since the last round (Round 8) was a Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissor."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can serve as a neutral opening."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a simple and logical approach is to expect a move that would counter the previous move or set up for a potential win in the next round."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be mirroring or adapting to my previous guesses. Since the opponent mirrored my guess in Round 2 by also playing Rock, for Round 3, I'm going to predict Paper because it's a common next move if the opponent is trying to beat the previous move (Rock), considering the usual RPS strategy where Paper beats Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. Noticing a potential alternating pattern between Scissor and Rock, I predict the next move will be Rock, following the sequence observed."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that my previous guesses have been inconsistent and the opponent's strategy seems unpredictable based on the provided history, a reasonable approach is to look for any discernible patterns or consistent behaviors. Since the only somewhat consistent behavior observed so far is the opponent mirroring my guess of Rock in Rounds 2 and 4, predicting Rock again seems like a logical step to test if this pattern might continue."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 4, and Scissor in rounds 1 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between playing Rock and Scissor. Given this alternating pattern, my prediction for round 6 is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern in the game history (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissor, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissor, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissor, Round 6: Rock, Round 7: Scissor), the next move should be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In rounds where the outcome was 1 (you guessed correctly), the opponent played Rock, and in rounds where the outcome was 0 (you guessed incorrectly), the opponent played Scissor. Following this pattern, since the last round (Round 8) you guessed correctly and the opponent played Rock, it suggests that in Round 9, the opponent should play Scissor according to the observed alternating pattern."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, ...), and considering the last move was Scissor, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and we guessed Rock, a common strategy would be for the opponent to play Rock next to take advantage of our previous guess. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption after an incorrect guess would be that the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the one they think we might play based on our last choice. Given no pattern can be established from a single round and assuming the opponent doesn't know our thought process, predicting 'Rock' is as good as any other choice without additional data."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be mirroring or reacting to my previous guess. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, for Round 3, I predict the opponent will play Paper, assuming they might either continue a simple alternating pattern or try to beat my potential next move if they assume I'll repeat or follow a specific strategy based on their previous plays."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent's moves are not following a straightforward repeating pattern. However, since the opponent has already played Rock and Scissor, and considering that my last guess was Paper but the opponent played Scissor (which beats Paper), I'm going to take a chance and predict 'Rock'. This is because there isn't enough information yet to discern a complex strategy, so playing it safe with a move that has appeared before seems like the best bet for this round."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, I predict the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissor in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissor in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissor in Round 5), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the alternating pattern."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should logically follow this sequence, which suggests the opponent will play Rock next."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissor. Given that the last round (Round 8) was a Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissor."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the sequence (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissor cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent's next move could logically be Rock to beat Scissor, considering they might aim to capitalize on the assumption that I would not guess the same move twice in a row or try to outguess their potential pattern."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissor, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. Since the opponent's moves have changed from Scissor to Rock, it suggests a possible alternating pattern or an attempt to throw off the predictor by not repeating the same move twice in a row. To counter this potential strategy and considering the basic RPS rules where each move has a counter, predicting Paper would be a strategic choice as it beats Rock, which was the opponent's last move."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Scissor and Rock. Since the last move was Scissor, the next predicted move should be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a potential pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that the last time I guessed Rock (Round 4) the opponent also played Rock and my previous guess was Paper which did not result in a Rock play from the opponent, it seems there might be an alternating pattern or an element of mimicry when I choose Rock. Thus, guessing Rock again might prompt the opponent to play Rock once more."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock), it appears that after playing Rock twice in a row, the opponent then plays Scissor, followed by another round of Rock. Since the last move was Rock, following the pattern, the next move should be Scissor, but considering the alternating pattern between just Rock and Scissor after the initial rounds, and given my previous incorrect predictions for Scissor, I'm predicting Rock based on the direct alternation observed in later rounds."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissor. Since the last round (Round 8) was a Rock, the next move should be a Scissor according to this alternating pattern."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, it was always after playing Scissor in the previous round (considering the initial condition). Given that in Round 9 the opponent played Scissor and I correctly guessed it, following the pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissor,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissor in Round 1, and assuming a basic level of strategy that might involve alternating or responding to the previous move, a common initial move could be Rock as it beats Scissor. Without more information on the pattern or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on a single round, predicting the most straightforward counter to their last move seems reasonable."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissor,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, they played Rock. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and there's no obvious repeating pattern yet, a common approach would be to try and exploit any potential for an alternating or somewhat predictable sequence based on initial interactions. However, with only two moves observed (Scissors then Rock), predicting the next move involves some degree of speculation. A simple strategy could involve assuming the opponent might alternate or change their move based on the previous round's outcome or move. Given that I guessed correctly in Round 2 and the opponent played Rock, if they were to follow a very basic form of adaptation or pattern (like alternating), they might switch away from Rock. Since Scissors cuts Paper, and assuming a simplistic approach where the opponent tries something different each time or reacts to the previous guess, guessing 'Paper' could be a logical next step to try and catch an opponent who might stick with an easy-to-beat strategy or pattern."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissor, Rock, Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Scissor and Rock. Since the last move was Scissor, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissor,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a tendency to mirror my moves. Given that the last round where I guessed correctly was Round 4 with both of us playing Rock, and considering there's no clear alternating pattern from the opponent's side based on the provided history, my next guess will be Rock, hoping the mirroring behavior continues."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissor in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissor in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissor in Round 5), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, Rock), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor), the next move should logically follow this sequence, suggesting the opponent will play Rock again."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissor,Scissor,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between playing Rock and Scissor. Since the last move was Rock (in Round 8), it is likely that the next move will be Scissor, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissor. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissor, Rock, Scissor, ...), and considering the last move was Scissor, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet for Round 2, based on the given history, is to predict the same move again."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock, Paper), it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. Since Rock beats Scissor and Paper beats Rock, a possible next move could be Scissor to continue this pattern of playing a move that would beat the previous round's winning move. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, this prediction is based on observing a simple alternating pattern that might not hold in more complex strategies."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the opponent's pattern so far (Rock, Paper, Scissor), it seems like they might be following a cyclic pattern of the three possible moves. Since the last move was Scissor, predicting Rock as the next move follows the sequence of Rock -> Paper -> Scissor -> Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move they've played before and switching to a different one, and considering the last round was a repeat of Rock, I'm predicting Rock again as it has been a repeated choice and there's no clear pattern indicating a switch to Paper or Scissor this round."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last round was a loss for me (guessing Rock when they played Paper), and considering their behavior might involve patterns or adaptations based on outcomes, my next prediction is Scissor. This choice is also influenced by the fact that when I guessed Scissor correctly in Round 3, there wasn't an immediate shift in their strategy observable from the given history."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissor in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a potential alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Scissor (Round 6), following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players played Rock and earned a point, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. Specifically, whenever the player guesses Rock, the opponent also plays Rock with a certain frequency, suggesting a potential pattern of mirroring or repeating moves after a successful match."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. Given that in Round 9, the opponent played Scissor and you guessed Rock incorrectly, it's possible the opponent will play Rock in Round 10, following an observed pattern where the opponent occasionally mirrors or sticks with a move after a player's incorrect guess."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's only one round of data and no clear pattern or adaptive behavior can be deduced from a single move, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their last move or maintain a consistent strategy until proven otherwise. Thus, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable starting point for Round 2."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and without an obvious repeating pattern or enough information to suggest adaptive behavior based on your guesses, one approach could be to consider the possibility of a cyclic pattern or to try and force a pattern by making a prediction that would logically follow if the opponent were trying to exploit common guessing strategies. However, with limited information, another strategy is to mix up predictions to avoid being predictable oneself. Given you've already guessed Rock twice, guessing Scissor next introduces variability in your guesses and prepares for the possibility that the opponent might continue to adapt by not playing Paper again (since that would be an expected move following a simple alternating pattern from their perspective). This prediction aims to break any potential pattern the opponent might be trying to establish based on your previous moves."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Round 1 and Scissor in Round 3, suggesting a potential alternating pattern between these two moves or an adaptive strategy based on the player's guesses. Given that the last move was Scissor and considering the lack of clear repeating patterns from just three rounds, a reasonable guess is to predict a return to the first move, which was Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent might alternate or have a preference for certain moves under specific conditions not fully clear from the given history. However, since the last move was a match with my guess (Rock in Round 4), and considering there's no clear repeating pattern from the information provided, I'll assume the opponent could stick with a winning strategy or revert to a previous choice. Therefore, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it has been a successful move for both me and the opponent in the past."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last guess was incorrect (guessing Rock when the opponent played Paper), the pattern might reset or behave differently. Given that the only other successful prediction aside from Rocks was Scissor in Round 3, and without a clear repeating pattern based on the given history, guessing Scissor could potentially capitalize on any potential for irregularity or an attempt by the opponent to introduce unpredictability after a couple of rounds following a somewhat discernible pattern."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, and Scissor in Rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last round (Round 6) was Scissor, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a Scissor match. Given that the last round (Round 7) was a Rock match, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and Paper after each correct guess of Scissor or an incorrect guess. Given the last round was a correct guess of Paper, following the pattern observed so far, the next move should be Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern every 3 rounds. Since the last round where the opponent played Rock was round 7, and now we are at round 10, following the observed pattern, the opponent might play Rock again."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly predicted it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more data on the opponent's behavior, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or try to establish a pattern starting from the first round."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve cycling through the options. Since the sequence so far is Rock -> Paper, a logical next move could be Scissors, as it follows the typical RPS cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). This prediction assumes the opponent's strategy involves a simple, repeating pattern based on the game's initial rounds."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissor. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissor (which loses to Rock), it seems like the opponent might be alternating or following a specific sequence. Since we've seen all three possible moves now, predicting the next move involves guessing whether the pattern will repeat or change. A simple strategy could involve looking for repetition or cycles in the opponent's moves. However, with only three rounds of history and without a clear repeating pattern, another approach is to consider common strategies like alternating between moves or trying to outguess by doing the opposite of what might be expected next based on previous moves. Given no clear indication that the opponent adapts based on our guesses (since we've guessed two different moves and were right once), one might lean towards predicting a return to a starting point or a common move like 'Rock'. This is somewhat speculative without more data, but given the simplicity of the game so far, predicting 'Rock' could be as good a guess as any based on the information provided."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their moves don't seem to follow a simple alternating pattern. Given that the last round was a repeat of Round 1, it's possible the opponent is favoring or returning to Rock, making it a reasonable choice for prediction."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with Round 3 being an exception where both player and opponent chose Scissor. Given this pattern, after losing in Round 5 (where the opponent played Paper), it seems plausible that the opponent might switch to Rock or potentially repeat a move like in Round 3. However, considering the game's adaptive nature and the fact that direct repetition hasn't been a consistent strategy for the opponent, predicting Scissor is a reasonable choice based on the exception seen in Round 3 and attempting to catch an adaptive shift."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissor in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Scissor (Round 6), following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 7, both played Rock and earned a point, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. In rounds where the player guessed Rock and lost, the opponent played Paper, suggesting an alternating strategy based on the player's guesses."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissor) after a correct guess. Given the pattern, after the incorrect guess in Round 9 where the opponent played Scissor, it's likely they will play Rock in Round 10 to maintain their alternating strategy."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent chose Rock and earned 1 point, a simple strategy could be for the opponent to repeat their previous move if it resulted in a tie or a win. Without additional information suggesting an adaptive strategy based on the player's moves, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will choose Rock again."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two moves, one might assume the opponent could be employing a simple alternating pattern or trying to exploit the player's tendencies. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption for Round 3 would be that the opponent might continue to alternate or try to beat the move they expect you to make based on your previous choices. Since you've guessed Rock twice and the opponent has already played Rock and then Paper, guessing Scissor (which beats Paper) could potentially anticipate an opponent who is either alternating between moves that can beat yours or sticking with a pattern that hasn't been fully established yet."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between matching and not matching the previous guess. In Round 1, the opponent matched the guess (Rock), in Round 2, they did not match (Paper), and in Round 3, they matched again (Scissor). Following this pattern, the next move should not match the previous guess, which was Scissor. Since Rock beats Scissor, it's a potential next choice for the opponent to avoid losing, considering they might adapt their strategy based on the player's guesses."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern, and considering that Rock has been played more frequently than any other move in the observed history, it seems reasonable to predict Rock as the next move."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and then Paper after a correct guess of Rock. However, considering the last round where Rock was guessed incorrectly because the opponent played Paper, and looking at the history, it seems there might be an alternating or adaptive strategy based on previous rounds. Given that Rounds 1 and 4 both resulted in correct guesses of Rock, and Round 3 was a correct guess of Scissor, but then followed by another Rock-Paper sequence, I'm going to take a chance and predict Scissor for the next round, hoping to catch an alternating pattern or an adaptive response from the opponent that might not strictly follow the observed Rock-Paper alternation after correct guesses."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissor in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between Rock and Scissor. Given that the last round (Round 6) was Scissor, the next move might follow the pattern and be Rock."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players played Rock and earned a point, following the observed pattern, the opponent is likely to play Paper in the next round."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. In rounds where the player guessed Rock, the opponent alternated between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, after the player correctly guessed Paper in Round 8, if the pattern holds, the opponent should play Paper again because it follows the sequence observed where correct guesses are met with a repetition of the move that was guessed (as seen in Rounds 3 and 6 for Scissor, and Rounds 1, 4, 7 for Rock). However, considering the adaptive nature hinted at, another interpretation could suggest the opponent mirrors or beats the previous move in an alternating manner. Since Round 8 was a correct guess of Paper, following the simpler observed pattern where the same move is repeated after a correct guess (and noting no direct 'beat' sequence is apparent from the given history that would reliably indicate a switch to Rock or Scissor), predicting Paper seems reasonable based on the information provided."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the outcome was 1 (correct guess), the next move often reverted back to 'Rock'. Given that Round 8 and Round 9 had outcomes of 1 and 0 respectively, and considering the pattern observed in earlier rounds (e.g., after correct guesses in Rounds 3 and 6, the opponent played 'Rock' again in subsequent rounds), I predict the next move will be 'Rock'."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information about the hidden strategy, the safest bet for the next round, given the current data, is to predict the same move again."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent adapted from Rock to Paper, which beats Rock, for Round 3, I predict the opponent will play Scissor because it is the move that would beat Paper, following a pattern where the opponent tries to outmaneuver the previous move."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissor. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then to Scissor (which loses to Rock but could be a attempt to throw off the predictor or part of a pattern), a possible strategy could be alternating between trying to win and setting up for a potential future win, or simply cycling through options. Without more complex analysis or additional rounds to discern a clearer pattern, one might predict the opponent could cycle back to Rock as part of a simple repeating strategy or in an attempt to create a confusing pattern."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given that the opponent's moves are not entirely random and seem to have some pattern of repetition, predicting Rock for the next round seems reasonable based on its recurrence."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissor,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and each time it was after either starting a round or following a round where they won with Paper. Given the pattern, where the opponent seems to alternate between winning with Paper and matching with Rock after a loss or win with Scissor, and considering the last move was a win for them with Paper (Round 5), I predict the next move will be Rock as it follows the observed pattern of alternating strategies."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice before (Rounds 1 and 4), and their moves seem to alternate or have a pattern. Given that the last two rounds resulted in losses for me, guessing Rock could potentially align with an observed pattern where the opponent returns to Rock after playing Paper or Scissor."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they play Rock, then Paper, and then Scissor before repeating. Given the history, after Round 7 where the opponent played Rock, it's likely they will play Paper in the next round, following the observed sequence."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they occasionally switch between Rock and Paper. Given the last move was Rock, and considering the history where after a few repetitions of the same move or an alternating pattern, the opponent tends to play Paper after playing Rock in some instances."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissor) after a correct guess of Rock. Given that the last round was a loss for me with a guess of Paper against Scissor, I'm anticipating the opponent will return to playing Rock in the next round."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more complex patterns to analyze from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption based on limited data is that the opponent might stick with what worked or try something different but without enough information to confidently guess Paper or Scissors, sticking with Rock as a prediction seems reasonable."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common strategy could involve alternating or progressing through the options. Since the sequence so far is Rock to Paper, a logical next step could be Scissors, as it follows the typical RPS progression order (Rock > Paper > Scissors). Without more information on their strategy, predicting the next move based on this observed pattern seems like a reasonable approach."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissor. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissor (which loses to Rock), it seems like the opponent might be following a pattern where they play each possible move in a sequence or try to alternate in a way that adapts to the previous round's outcome. Since my last guess was correct with Scissor, the opponent might revert back to a starting point or try to beat the previous winning move, which would suggest Rock as a potential next move to beat Scissor."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given the pattern observed, where the opponent seems to alternate or repeat moves without a clear adaptive strategy based on my guesses, I'm going to predict Rock for Round 5 because it's been a consistent choice for them."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last outcome was 0 (incorrect guess), and looking at the pattern where the opponent played Scissor in Round 3 after two initial rounds, it suggests an element of unpredictability. However, given that Rounds 2 and 5 both resulted in the opponent playing Paper after guessing Rock, and considering Round 3 as a potential anomaly or an attempt to mix up the strategy, I'm going to guess Scissor for Round 6, assuming the opponent might try to introduce another element of surprise or return to a basic strategy after two rounds of Rock guesses."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they play Rock after playing Paper. Given the last move was Scissor, there isn't an immediate indication of what comes next based on the pattern observed so far (Rock -> Paper -> Scissor -> Rock -> Paper -> Scissor). However, since the sequence doesn't strictly follow a repeating pattern of three and considering the history where Rock appears after every Paper, it's reasonable to consider that the opponent might revert to Rock following the previous round's Scissor, especially since there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy beyond this pattern."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that the last round (7) was a repeat of Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should switch to Paper in the next round."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 8, both played Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Rock in the next round."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to follow a pattern where they occasionally switch between Rock and Paper after matching the player's guess. Given that in Round 9, the opponent played Scissor after the player guessed Rock, it might be a deviation from their usual pattern of repeating or alternating moves after a match. However, considering the overall history, especially how the opponent tends to return to playing Rock after deviating (e.g., Rounds 1 to 2, then back to Rock in Round 4 after Paper in Round 3), and since the last round was Scissor, which is less common, it's plausible the opponent might revert to a more common choice like Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I am going to assume that the opponent might repeat their move or that there's an initial pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet for Round 2 is to predict the same move as Round 1."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to follow a sequence or pattern. Since we don't have enough information about the opponent's strategy yet, one approach could be to assume they might follow a simple alternating pattern or try to exploit our previous guesses. However, without clear evidence of their strategy, predicting Scissor is as reasonable as any other move at this point, considering it directly follows Paper in a cycle where Rock > Scissor > Paper > Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent doesn't have an adaptive strategy based on our guesses."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played each option at least once. Since the last round was a win for both (scissor), looking at patterns, Rock seems like a reasonable next guess as it hasn't been repeated in succession by the opponent yet and follows a simple alternating pattern if considering rock-paper-scissor sequence."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their other moves were Paper (Round 2) and Scissor (Round 3). Given that the opponent's strategy is not clearly adaptive based on our guesses, a simple pattern or preference for Rock cannot be ruled out. Since there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on my previous guesses, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable due to its repetition in their gameplay."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock. Given the pattern, after two rounds of guessing Rock (one correct, one incorrect), the next move might not follow the exact alternating pattern seen so far. However, considering the history: Round 1 (Rock/Rock), Round 2 (Rock/Paper), Round 3 (Scissor/Scissor), Round 4 (Rock/Rock), and Round 5 (Rock/Paper), it appears that whenever the opponent plays Rock and the guess is correct, they switch to Paper on the next round if the guess is again Rock. Since we are looking for a pattern or any consistent behavior, and noting the success with Scissor in Round 3 but no clear alternating pattern involving Scissor, a logical step could be to consider what happens after a pair of Rock guesses (one correct, one not). Given no direct information on how the opponent reacts after two consecutive guesses of Rock with one being wrong, and considering the need for a prediction based on minimal information about adaptive behavior or repeating patterns beyond the observed alternation between Rock and Paper in some rounds, guessing Scissor might offer a fresh start to understand any potential pattern involving all three moves."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper after each correct guess of Scissor. Given the pattern, the next move should be Rock as it follows the sequence observed so far in the game history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they play Rock in rounds 1, 3, 4, and 7, and Scissor in rounds 3 and 6. However, in rounds 2 and 5, the opponent played Paper after the player guessed Rock. Given this alternating pattern of playing Paper after Rock, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 8, both played Paper, following the pattern observed, the next move should be Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, suggesting a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissor). Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 10."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a neutral choice and allows for observation of the opponent's response. Without any pattern or previous moves to analyze, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline to adapt from in subsequent rounds."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more complex patterns to analyze from additional rounds, the safest assumption for this simplified version is that they might stick with what worked or didn't harm them in the first round."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent changed from Rock to Paper, it suggests an attempt to counter your move or follow a sequence. A common next step in patterns or strategies for RPS could involve changing to Scissor, as it would be a logical progression (Rock > Paper > Scissor) based on the game's inherent cycles and the fact that Paper beats Rock. Therefore, predicting Scissor as the opponent's next move seems plausible based on this sequence and attempting to outmaneuver your previous guesses."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent might be following a pattern that involves alternating between moves or possibly mirroring the player's previous move. In Round 1, both played Rock; in Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper after two Rocks (considering the first round); and in Round 3, both played Scissor. Without a clear repeating sequence from just three rounds but noticing the opponent mirrored the guess in Rounds 1 and 3, and considering an adaptive strategy that might not strictly follow mirroring or simple alternation, my next step is to predict based on minimal pattern observation and the possibility of a return to a starting point or a common move like Rock after two different moves (Paper then Scissor). This prediction leans towards observing initial behavior and speculating on potential cyclic patterns."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (in Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or repeat, and considering the last round where both you and the opponent played Rock, a reasonable guess is that the opponent might stick with Rock for the next round as well."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with Scissor being played once. Given the pattern where the opponent's moves seem to alternate or not follow a simple repetition, and considering I've correctly guessed Rock twice and lost when guessing Rock against Paper, my next guess will be Scissor. This choice is somewhat intuitive based on the limited information and aims to capitalize on the potential for the opponent to switch from their last move, which was Paper."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that every other round, the opponent plays Rock, and this pattern has been consistent so far. Given that Round 6 resulted in a win for both you and the opponent with Scissor, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players played Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move (Rock in this case). Additionally, considering the last round (Round 8) where both played Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock to maintain the alternating strategy."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between winning and losing against the player's guesses. Given that the player lost in round 9, it is likely the opponent will play a move that could potentially win or lose, making Rock a plausible next move as it has been a common choice."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, providing a moderate chance of winning or drawing if both players choose the same move."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess for Round 2 is to predict the same move as in Round 1."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and doesn't follow an obvious repeating pattern like alternating between moves or strictly following the RPS victory sequence (Rock > Scissor > Paper > Rock), a logical next step could be trying to exploit potential patterns in your guesses. However, with only two data points, the most straightforward assumption is that the opponent might try to capitalize on the fact that you guessed Rock twice by expecting you to either stick with Rock or switch to a different move, possiblyPaper, to counter their Paper from Round 2. Thus, predicting Scissor as the next move could potentially exploit an anticipated pattern where the opponent sticks with Paper (since it won last time) or switches in anticipation of your next logical guess being Paper to counter their previous winning move."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissor once, with a Paper in between. Given the alternating pattern observed so far (Rock -> Paper -> Scissor), I predict that the next move will be Rock to continue this sequence."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissor once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating or not following a strict pattern based on the provided history, one approach could be to look for any recurring choices. Since 'Rock' has been the choice in two out of four rounds, it might indicate a slight bias towards Rock or a strategy that involves returning to previously successful moves. Without a clear pattern, guessing the most frequently played move ('Rock') seems like a reasonable strategy at this point."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock. Given that Round 4 was a correct guess of Rock and Round 5 was an incorrect guess (opponent played Paper), following the observed alternating pattern, the next move could potentially be Scissor as there's no clear indication of how the opponent reacts after two consecutive guesses involving Rock and then Paper. However, considering the limited data and looking for any potential repetition or pattern, guessing Scissor seems like a plausible choice since it has been played by the opponent once before (Round 3) successfully."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissor in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Scissor (Round 6), following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that the last round (Round 7) resulted in both players playing Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the player (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7) and then switching to Paper after a Rock guess by the player that results in a loss for the player (rounds 2 and 5). Given this alternating pattern and considering the last round (8) where both played Paper resulting in a win, it is logical to predict that if the pattern of alternating holds, the opponent might now switch to playing a move that beats Rock or continues with an adaptive strategy. Since rounds 3 and 6 involved Scissor guesses by the player which were correct, and considering round 8 ended in a tie (both played Paper), predicting Paper seems reasonable as it could either continue an observed pattern of ties after certain moves or prepare for a potential win if the opponent also sticks to a pattern involving Rock or Scissors next."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissor) after a correct guess of Rock. Given that the last round involved a guess of Paper and the outcome was incorrect, suggesting the opponent played Scissor, the next logical step in the pattern would be for the opponent to play Rock again if following an alternating pattern based on successful guesses of Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and my guess was correct, I'm assuming the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information, the safest assumption is that they will play Rock again."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissor,Scissor,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting or trying to exploit the player's previous moves. Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and then shifted to Paper in Round 2, for Round 3, predicting Scissor seems logical because it would beat the Paper that the opponent played last, assuming the opponent does not change their strategy again or is trying to create a pattern where they play each option in sequence."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissor. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock) and then to Scissor (which loses to Rock but could be trying to set up a pattern or trap), the next logical move in a simple repeating or alternating pattern would be Rock again, as it directly follows the sequence of the game's basic strategy. Additionally, since the opponent has already shown all three moves, predicting Rock allows for the possibility that they might return to their starting point or try to establish a repeating pattern."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and in Round 2, they played Paper after I guessed Rock. In Round 3, the opponent played Scissor when I guessed Scissor. Given this pattern, it seems like the opponent may be alternating between mimicking my guess and playing a different move. Since my last guess was Rock (Round 4) and the outcome was 1, if the pattern of alternating holds, the next move could potentially be Paper to counter my previous guess or continue with an observed behavior from earlier rounds. However, since I'm trying to predict their move based on the information provided and considering they have played Rock twice successfully against me (once matching my guess), a conservative prediction would lean towards expecting them to play Rock again, hoping to either match my guess or exploit a perceived pattern in my guessing strategy."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissor,Scissor,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock or Scissor, but since the last round was a loss for me (guessing Rock when the opponent played Paper), I'm anticipating the opponent might stick with a choice that beat my previous guess. However, given the alternating nature observed in rounds 2 and 5 where the opponent switches to Paper after being correctly guessed as Rock, and considering the need to break this pattern or capitalize on an observed behavior, predicting Scissor is a strategic move based on the assumption that the opponent might not immediately switch from Paper back to Rock but could potentially introduce a new element or stick with what worked last time. The history suggests an adaptive strategy rather than a purely random or fixed sequence, so anticipating a less direct response seems prudent."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissor in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves when the opponent wins or loses against the same move repeatedly. Given that the last round (Round 6) resulted in a win for both you and the opponent with Scissor, following the observed pattern, the next move could revert back to Rock as seen after Round 3."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players played Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissor,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after a round where both players choose the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that the last round (round 8) resulted in both players choosing Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent's next move should be Paper if they were to follow the alternating pattern observed after the matching moves. However, considering a more nuanced approach based on the history provided, there isn't a clear repeating pattern of Rock, Paper, Scissors, or an immediately obvious adaptive strategy that shifts based on wins/losses or specific sequences. The choice of Paper is made under the assumption that without a clear pattern, predicting the next move after a match (where both chose Paper) might involve looking for any slight indication of preference or sequence in the opponent's moves, which isn't strongly evident from the provided history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. However, looking closely at the pattern: In rounds where the opponent played Rock (rounds 1, 3, 4, 6, 7), the next round either saw Paper (as a response to Rock in rounds 2 and 5) or another repetition of the same move (in round 8, after guessing Scissor incorrectly in round 9). Since the last round involved Paper vs. Scissor with the opponent winning, following the observed pattern where the opponent tends to alternate and sometimes mirrors moves, it seems plausible that the next move could revert back to a base case like Rock, considering the alternation pattern and seeking a potential win against a possibly anticipated Scissor or Paper."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both the guess and the opponent's play were 'Rock' and resulted in a correct prediction (Outcome: 1), for Round 2, without additional information about the opponent's strategy, the simplest approach is to assume the pattern might repeat or that the opponent might not change their move immediately. Thus, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable starting point based on the limited game history provided."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information, the safest prediction based on current behavior is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's only one round of data and no clear pattern has emerged yet, the safest assumption for Round 2 is that the opponent might repeat their previous move, as there's no information suggesting a change in strategy."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information about their strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that they will continue with Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move as there's no indication yet of a pattern change or adaptive strategy based on my guess. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable next step given the limited information."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock. Without more information or deviation from this pattern, the safest prediction based on current data is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed so far, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, hoping to catch their opponent off guard or to test their strategy."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without any additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable approach given no other data."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest prediction based on current data is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established choice."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can be an instinctive choice for many players."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there is no additional information about the opponent's strategy or any changes in their behavior, the simplest approach for Round 2 is to assume the opponent might repeat their previous move or follow a pattern that isn't yet discernible with only one round of data. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' again is a reasonable choice given the limited information."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any evidence of adaptation or change, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established pattern and play Rock again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a likely repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's no clear pattern established yet from just one round and no indication that the opponent's strategy involves changing moves immediately after a match where both players chose the same option, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might continue with the same move until a reason to change is evident."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock consistently. Without more information or variation in their moves, the most straightforward prediction based on current behavior is that they will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might be following a simple or repeating pattern. Without more information or rounds to analyze, the safest prediction for Round 2, given the current data, is to assume the opponent might repeat their move from Round 1."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without more information, the safest assumption is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern of repetition. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's only one round of data and no clear pattern or adaptive behavior is evident from this single interaction, the safest assumption for Round 2 is that the opponent might stick with the same move as it has not been countered or responded to differently yet."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue with their current choice."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more complex patterns observed yet, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple strategy of repeating the same move. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest prediction based on current data is to assume they will continue with their established behavior."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established pattern and play Rock again."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, making it a neutral initial guess."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and you earned 1 point, it suggests the opponent might be following a simple or repeating pattern to start with. Without more complex patterns observed and considering this is just the second round, a straightforward approach would be to assume the opponent could repeat their first move or play a move that would beat your previous guess. However, since we have only one data point and no clear indication of an adaptive strategy yet, predicting 'Rock' again seems reasonable as it's based on the only information we have so far."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the safest assumption is that this pattern will continue."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common strategy is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the previous move. Given that we have limited information, predicting Rock is as good as any other choice at this point, considering the lack of data on the opponent's strategy."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since my guess of Paper in Round 3 was correct, it suggests the opponent might be following a pattern or strategy that involves playing Paper repeatedly. Without more complex adaptive behavior observed, the simplest prediction based on recent history is to expect Paper again."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was a win for me (1 point) in those rounds, it suggests that the opponent might continue with the same move to see how I adapt. Given this pattern, my best guess is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, as it's a basic and straightforward option that doesn't give away any strategic information."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a basic pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Without more information, one approach is to predict the move that would beat the opponent's previous choice, which is Rock (since Rock beats Scissors, but this is speculative without more data). Another consideration could be that if the opponent played Paper in response to my Rock, they might stick with a winning strategy or adapt based on my next guess. However, with only one round of history, assuming a pattern or attempting to immediately counter their previous move (Paper) with its weakness (Scissors) seems reasonable. But since the task is to predict their next move rather than play to win directly, guessing Rock as their next move could be seen as attempting to understand if they repeat moves or switch based on the outcome of the previous round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information, predicting Paper as the next move seems reasonable, as it follows the observed behavior."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history suggests a potential repeating pattern or adaptive behavior based on previous moves, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for Round 6."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any pattern to follow, choosing 'Rock' seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy might involve alternating moves or trying to exploit the predictor's expected move. Since there is only one round of history, I'm guessing the opponent might revert to a basic starting point such as Rock for Round 2, assuming they are trying to establish a pattern or are adapting based on minimal information."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, a common strategy would be to play Rock next as it is the move that beats Scissors and could potentially continue a pattern or adapt based on the user's guess. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this prediction is largely speculative at this point."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategies of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could involve either sticking with a winning strategy or switching. Without more information on the opponent's strategy (whether it involves patterns or adaptations based on my guesses), the safest initial assumption is that the opponent might continue with a strategy that has worked so far or switch to a move that would beat their previous choice, which was Paper. Since Paper beats Rock, and Scissors beats Paper, an opponent looking to switch might choose Scissors next. However, without additional history, predicting a pattern or adaptation is speculative. Thus, guessing 'Rock' as the next move is based on the idea that if the opponent has no reason to change (from their perspective), they might repeat a successful strategy, or it could be an attempt to see how I adapt my guesses."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information, predicting Paper for the next round seems like the most logical choice based on the limited game history provided."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was consistently in their favor or a tie when they played Paper, it suggests a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this recent history, predicting Paper seems to be the safest choice for the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where players often start with a random move or a move that historically has a higher win rate against new opponents (like Rock), my prediction for Round 2 is that the opponent might switch to Rock. This is based on a common initial pattern in RPS games where players may alternate between moves to gauge their opponent's strategy or stick with a starting move if it yielded a win, as was the case here."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive abilities, my initial guess might have influenced their choice. Since there's no clear pattern yet and it's the second round, I'll assume the opponent might revert to a basic strategy or try to exploit my previous guess by playing a move that would beat Rock, but without more data, guessing Rock allows me to potentially capitalize on an early repeating pattern if it exists."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the strategy may involve a repeating pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, the next logical move for the opponent, following a basic strategy of trying to win based on the previous round, would not necessarily dictate a change from Paper unless they are trying to adapt or follow a pattern that isn't yet clear. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy and given that this is just the second round, I'm going to guess Rock as it's a common opening move in RPS and might encourage the opponent to play Paper again if they're not adapting quickly."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating strategy or starting with a consistent move. Without more complex analysis or additional information about potential adaptive behavior, the most straightforward prediction based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since my guess of Paper in Round 3 was correct, it seems the opponent might be following a simple pattern or not adapting quickly. Given this limited history, the safest prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards this move. Given the consistency in their behavior so far, it's reasonable to predict they will play Paper again."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a pattern where the opponent repeats the same move after it results in a loss or a win for them, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, which might be considered a slightly less common initial move by some players."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy would be to alternate moves or stick with a winning strategy. Without more information on the opponent's pattern, I'm guessing Rock as it is a basic move and assuming the opponent might not change their strategy immediately after winning."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with the same move or have a strategy that involves repeating moves. Therefore, predicting Paper as the next move seems logical based on the pattern observed so far."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, making it a somewhat balanced starting point."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to play the move that beats the previous move of the opponent or to repeat a move. Since we have no information on whether the opponent's strategy involves adapting based on our guesses or following a fixed pattern, and considering this is only the second round, I'm guessing the opponent might either repeat their move (Paper) or switch to Rock to potentially counter a common initial guess of Scissors or a repeat of Rock from us. However, without more data, predicting 'Rock' as the next move is somewhat arbitrary but leans on the idea that if the opponent does not change and assuming they're trying to exploit our potential patterns early on, guessing 'Rock' could be a baseline attempt to align with potential simplistic strategies."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Paper. Without more information on the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Paper or switch to a move that beats the expected counter to Paper (which would be Scissors). However, since there's no indication of a shift in strategy yet and considering the simplicity of the pattern observed so far, predicting Paper again seems like the most straightforward approach based on the information provided."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy in RPS is to play Rock as it's a strong opening move. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, playing Rock gives a good chance of winning or at least not being at a significant disadvantage."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's adaptive behavior and given the consistency so far, the safest prediction based on observed behavior is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors throughout all rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy focused on this move. Given the consistency of the opponent's moves, predicting Scissors again seems to be the most logical choice based on the provided game history."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my strategy for Round 2 is to predict what might be a common or strategic next move for the opponent. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and could involve patterns or adaptations, predicting 'Rock' in this round is somewhat arbitrary without more data. However, if we consider basic strategies where a player might try to exploit an expected move based on common human behavior (such as assuming an opponent will switch after losing or stick with a winning strategy), guessing 'Rock' could be seen as a baseline guess. It assumes the opponent does not change their move from Round 1, which might not hold true but serves as a starting point without additional information."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again, as there's no indication of a change in their strategy based on the provided history."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all three previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors throughout the game history, so it's reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS games due to its simplicity and equal chance against other moves if chosen randomly."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive ability, my initial guess of Rock might have been a test. Since the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and with only one round of history, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play a move that would beat mine if I were to repeat. However, without more data on the opponent's pattern or adaptability, predicting Rock as the next move is somewhat arbitrary but based on the idea that the game might start with a basic strategy before adapting."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissors or switch as part of a larger unseen pattern. However, since the task is to predict the next move based solely on the provided history, predicting Scissors again is the most straightforward approach given the current data."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Without additional information or variation in the opponent's moves, the most straightforward prediction is to expect the same move again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses. Without any variation, the safest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played 'Scissors' in every round so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common approach is to choose a move that is perceived as neutral or most likely to be chosen by an opponent without additional information. Rock is often considered a basic or default choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors, making it a reasonable guess for the first move."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock might have been part of the opponent's strategy to start with Scissors. Without additional information or patterns to analyze from subsequent rounds, the most straightforward approach for Round 2 is to predict what would beat the last known move (Scissors), which is Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent does not change their move based on my previous guess and is looking for a basic strategic response."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible fixed strategy or a very strong preference for Scissors. Without any deviation from this pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will continue playing Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my next guess is based on a simple pattern or potential adaptive behavior. Since the game has just started and there's only one round of history, I'm assuming the opponent might either continue with a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Without more complex analysis or additional rounds to establish a clearer pattern, guessing Rock again provides a baseline for further strategy adaptation."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, my prediction for the next move is also Scissors, assuming the opponent continues with the same strategy."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all three previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established behavior and play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Without any indication of a change in strategy or any adaptive behavior based on our guesses, the simplest prediction is that they will continue playing Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the limited game history, there's no clear pattern to analyze. The opponent played Scissors in Round 1. Without additional information on their strategy, a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors is Rock due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors. Therefore, predicting Rock as the next move is based on the assumption of a basic or neutral starting strategy."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information on their adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the given history is that they might continue with Scissors or switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Rock. However, since we are looking for a prediction of their next move rather than our best counter, and given no indication of change, predicting Scissors again seems reasonable at this stage."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that currently favors Scissors. Without additional information or a change in the opponent's behavior, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to expect the opponent to play Scissors again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my initial approach is to look for any immediate patterns or reactions to my guesses. Since there's only one round of history and no clear pattern can be established from a single move, I'm considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors. Typically, if an opponent plays Scissors, they might expect me to play Rock (since Rock is beaten by Paper, and Scissors beats Paper), so they could potentially try to exploit this expectation by playing Rock next, aiming to beat my potential Rock with Paper. However, without more data on the opponent's strategy, this remains speculative. My choice of predicting 'Rock' is somewhat arbitrary given the lack of information but aims to test whether the opponent might indeed follow a simplistic pattern or react directly to my previous guess."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on my guesses, the most straightforward prediction is to assume the opponent will continue with their current choice."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors throughout the game history, so it's reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS with potential for patterns, my initial guess of Rock might have influenced the opponent to choose Scissors to win. For Round 2, without additional information on the opponent's strategy, I will guess Rock again, assuming the opponent might stick to a simple winning strategy against my previous move or start a pattern that can be exploited in subsequent rounds."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating strategy or perhaps testing with a consistent move. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest assumption based on the provided history is that the opponent will continue with their current choice."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors in the next round."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors with potentially repeating patterns or adaptive behavior, my next prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might start with a basic strategy. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, if the opponent is following a pattern that includes repetition or a simple rotation (e.g., Scissors -> Rock -> Paper), the next logical move after Scissors could be Rock. This prediction is also somewhat conservative, as it acknowledges the opponent's first move without assuming an overly complex strategy at this early stage."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on my guesses, the simplest prediction is to expect the opponent to continue with their current choice."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet is to assume this pattern may continue."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors, assuming the pattern continues."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the safest prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played 'Scissors' throughout all rounds. Assuming this pattern might continue or recognizing that an adaptive change could occur but hasn't been observed, strategically choosing 'Rock' as it beats 'Scissors' if the pattern holds, offering a potential first win."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable guess without any additional information."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock might have influenced the opponent's choice of Scissors. Since the game history is minimal and doesn't reveal a clear pattern yet, for Round 2, I'll predict Rock, assuming the opponent might either stick with a strategy that beats the previous guess or switch in a predictable manner."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this information, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the safest prediction based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Without any variation or indication of a change in strategy, the most straightforward prediction is that they will continue with the same choice."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or stick to a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption for the next move is that they might play the same move again."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to follow a pattern or try to outmaneuver the opponent based on their previous guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and the opponent played Rock and then Paper, it seems like they might be trying to counter my moves directly (Rock beats Rock doesn't apply as both get a draw, but Paper beats Rock). A logical next step for them could be to play Scissors, assuming they're adapting their strategy based on my guesses. This is because if I were to guess Paper again (thinking they would repeat or follow a simple pattern), Scissors would beat Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given the cyclic nature of RPS, where Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, and Paper beats Rock, and considering the opponent's last move was Paper, a logical next move could be Scissors to potentially beat Rock, assuming the opponent is trying to exploit a pattern or create one."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and since there's no clear repeating pattern from the given history, a common strategy in RPS is to try and exploit the opponent's potential next move based on typical human behavior. Given that humans often switch between moves in an attempt to be unpredictable or follow a perceived pattern, and considering the game has just started with limited information, predicting 'Scissors' as the next move could potentially capitalize on the opponent's possible underuse of Scissors or over-reliance on Rock and Paper. Additionally, since my previous predictions were incorrect except for the first round where both played Rock, trying a different approach such as anticipating a switch to Scissors might yield better results."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper. Given this alternating pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, then switched to Paper in Round 2. After that, the opponent played Rock twice (Rounds 3 and 5) and Paper once (Round 4), before playing Paper again in Round 6. Given this pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper after the initial round, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This suggests a pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and another move. Given that the last round (round 7) was a Rock, if the pattern of alternating were to continue, the next move should be something else. However, considering the history, after playing Paper in round 2 and round 4, the opponent went back to Rock. This inconsistency makes it hard to establish a clear alternating pattern. Yet, since rounds 3, 5, and 7 all ended with the opponent playing Rock after not playing it the round before, and given that round 6 was a Paper (which could be seen as an anomaly or part of a larger cycle), predicting Rock for round 8 seems reasonable based on historical frequency and the attempt to discern any repeating pattern."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with a repeating pattern of Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Given that the last round (round 9) was a loss for me with Paper against Rock, and observing the alternating losses and wins, I predict the next move will be Rock as it follows the observed pattern of repetition and alternation in the game history."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, providing a basic strategic foundation."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more complex patterns or additional information from subsequent rounds, the safest initial assumption is that the opponent could stick with what worked for them last time."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could be alternating between the three options or progressing through them in a specific order (e.g., Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Without more information on their strategy, a simple assumption would be to expect the next move to continue this observed sequence, thus predicting Scissors as the next move."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's first move was Rock and then switched to Paper, it seems like they might be trying to adapt or follow a pattern based on the player's guesses or their own previous moves. Since the last move we guessed was Scissors (which would lose to Rock), the opponent might continue with a move that beats Scissors or try to exploit our potential next guess. Considering these are early rounds and not enough data is available for complex pattern recognition, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might either repeat their last move or switch to a new one trying to outguess us. Therefore, guessing Paper as the next move seems reasonable because it would be a continuation of their adaptive behavior, aiming to beat our potential guesses based on common RPS strategies."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to lack a clear repeating pattern based on the given history (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper). However, noticing that in Round 1 and Round 4, the opponent played the same move as the player in one instance (Round 4: both played Paper) and differently in another (Round 1: both played Rock), it's challenging to discern a strategy based solely on mimicking or countering previous moves. Given no clear pattern emerges from the history provided and considering the game could involve an element of randomness or adaptation, a logical next step might be to look for the least played move by the opponent or to consider a common opening move in RPS strategies. Since 'Rock' is a frequent starting move and has been played less recently than 'Paper', predicting 'Rock' could potentially exploit a simple pattern or a return to a more basic strategy after a couple of rounds."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 5), and also played Paper and allowed a tie with Paper (Round 4). Given the pattern, it seems like the opponent favors playing Rock after a round where they either won or tied, which was the case in Round 4 where they tied with Paper. Since there's no clear alternating pattern but rather an occasional repetition of moves, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it has been a recurring choice."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice when I guessed Rock and won, suggesting a possible pattern where they try to mirror or beat my move. Given that the last time I guessed Rock and they played Paper, it seems they might alternate or respond based on previous outcomes. Since the last round I guessed Rock and lost to Paper, predicting Paper as their next move could capitalize on this observed behavior."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1, with Round 4 being an exception where both player and opponent played Paper. Given the pattern observed in Rounds 2 and 6 where the opponent played Paper after the player guessed Rock and the opponent played Rock, it seems plausible that the next move could be Paper following the last round's guess of Rock and outcome of 0."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Paper in Rounds 2, 6. There seems to be an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given that the last round (Round 8) was a Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock. Given the pattern, after two consecutive correct guesses of Rock (Rounds 5 and 9), it's possible the opponent will play Paper next, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately clear from just one round. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given data is that they might stick with what worked or didn't work for them in the previous round. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable choice given the lack of additional data."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent adapted by changing from Rock to Paper, a logical next adaptation could involve changing again to either Rock or Scissors. However, without an obvious repeating pattern and considering the goal is to beat the previous move, if the opponent follows a simple adaptive strategy (like trying to win against the previous move they themselves made), they might choose Scissors in Round 3 because Scissors beats Paper, which was their Round 2 move."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, despite guessing Rock again, the opponent switched to Paper. This switch could indicate an adaptive strategy where the opponent tries to capitalize on the player's previous move or pattern. Since your guess in Round 3 was Scissors but the opponent played Rock, it seems the opponent might be trying to counter your guesses directly or following a pattern not immediately apparent. However, considering the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock twice, and then played Rock when you switched to Scissors, one possible interpretation is that the opponent is attempting to play the move that would beat your previous guess. Thus, predicting the next move based on this potential counter strategy, if you were to follow a common RPS pattern or try to exploit such a strategy yourself, guessing Paper (which beats Rock) could be a logical step assuming the opponent might stick with Rock or switch in a predictable manner."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,2,"""Given the game history, there doesn't seem to be a straightforward repeating pattern. However, looking at the opponent's moves (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper), it seems like they might alternate between two options after the first round. Since their last move was 'Paper', following an alternating pattern that started after the first round (where both you and the opponent chose 'Rock'), I'm predicting 'Scissors' as the next move based on the idea that if they were to alternate or introduce a new element, 'Scissors' has not been played by them in a while, and it would be a strategic move to counter potential predictions based on their previous pattern."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which is more frequent than any other move. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent's strategy involves playing Rock with a higher probability than the other options. Therefore, predicting Rock for the next round appears to be the most reasonable choice based on the observed behavior."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which seems to be a repeating pattern. Given this history, it's possible the opponent may return to playing Rock in Round 7, as there is an alternating pattern of Rock and non-Rock moves."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with Round 3 and 5 being exceptions where they played Rock. Given this pattern and considering the last move was Rock in Round 7, a logical next step could be Paper, following the observed alternating trend."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds where the previous round resulted in a win for them (Round 2 and Round 6), and also when the previous round was a tie (Round 4 and Round 8). Given that Round 8 ended in a tie, following this pattern, the opponent might play Paper again in Round 9."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper, with occasional repetitions. Given the last move was Rock, a logical next step following the pattern observed in rounds 2 and 6 would be Paper."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and perceived neutrality."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the simplest scenario where the opponent might repeat their move. Without more complex patterns to analyze from additional rounds, sticking with the last known move seems a reasonable initial strategy."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, indicating an attempt to exploit your previous move or introduce unpredictability. Since the opponent's strategy is unknown but seems to involve adapting or changing after each round, predicting Scissors for Round 3 could potentially catch the opponent off guard if they were expecting another repetition or a specific counter to their last move (Paper). This prediction assumes the opponent might not immediately revert back to Rock and could be looking to continue varying their moves."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern, I'm predicting 'Paper' because it follows a possible alternating sequence (Rock in Round 1, Paper in Round 2), and assuming this pattern continues or repeats, the next move could logically be something that would beat the move that beats Rock, which is Paper. Additionally, since my previous guess of Scissors lost to Rock, anticipating an adaptive strategy where the opponent might not repeat Rock immediately but instead waits for a more opportune moment to play a winning hand against a likely next guess (Scissors), 'Paper' becomes a reasonable choice as it prepares to counter a potential Scissors or repeats its previous winning move."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with the first round being Rock and the fourth round being Paper. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the sequence observed so far in the game history."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in Round 2. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or repeat at times, and considering the most recent move was not provided but looking for a pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with a move they've used recently or return to a previously successful move against the player's guesses. Since Rock has been a successful choice for the opponent in the past (Round 1 and Round 5), predicting Rock as their next move could be a reasonable strategy based on the pattern of repeating successful moves."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in rounds 2 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given that the last round (round 6) was Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first two rounds. Given that in Round 7, the opponent played Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given the pattern observed in Rounds 5-8, where the opponent played Rock twice (Rounds 5 and 7) and Paper twice (not directly but following the alternating pattern after a correct guess of Rock), it suggests that if we had guessed correctly for Rock in Round 7, and then again correctly guessed Paper in Round 8, the next logical move based on this observed pattern would be Paper, assuming the opponent is trying to follow or maintain a form of predictability based on our guesses."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper, with occasional repetitions of the same move. Given that in Round 9 the opponent played Rock, and considering the pattern where after playing Rock they often switch or repeat, I'm predicting Rock for the next round."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play a move that would counter my previous guess. However, with only one round of history, the most straightforward approach is to assume consistency or lack of information about a pattern, thus guessing Rock again as it's the only move we've seen so far."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. Since the opponent adapted by switching from Rock to Paper, a logical next step could be for them to switch again, potentially following a sequence or pattern that involves all three moves. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, one might guess that the opponent could continue this adaptation by moving to Scissors, as it is the only move not yet played by the opponent in this simplified prediction scenario."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock, Paper, Rock), there seems to be a possible alternating pattern or an attempt to counter the player's guesses. The opponent started with Rock, then moved to Paper (possibly countering a potential Rock guess), and then went back to Rock. If the opponent is trying to create a simple sequence or is adapting based on minimal information, guessing Scissors next could potentially catch them in a cycle or pattern, especially since Scissors has not been played by the opponent yet."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given the cyclic nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common strategy involves moving to the next option that would beat the previous move. Since the opponent played Paper last (which beats Rock), following this logic, the next move could be Scissors (since Scissors cuts Paper). Additionally, considering the opponent has not played Scissors yet and assuming they might follow a pattern or try to exploit the player's lack of adaptation by introducing variety, predicting Scissors seems like a reasonable approach based on the limited information provided."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, predicting Paper as the next move seems plausible based on this observed pattern."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Round 3 being Rock, Round 4 being Paper, Round 5 being Rock, and Round 6 being Paper. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, in Round 6, both the player and the opponent played Paper, which could suggest an attempt by the opponent to break any emerging pattern. However, given that Rock has appeared more frequently and recently (Round 7), it seems like a reasonable next guess."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players chose Rock and in Round 8, the opponent chose Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent might choose Paper again as it did not repeat the choice from Round 7 immediately but could follow an alternating pattern or strategy based on previous outcomes."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper) every other round, with some exceptions. Given that the last round (9) the opponent played Rock is not the case but rather Paper was expected after two rocks in rounds 6 and 7, however since rock appeared again on round 7 it could indicate a possible reset or continuation of an alternating pattern between rock and paper or simply a more complex strategy where after two identical moves there is a switch. Thus, considering the history and looking for patterns that can repeat, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable as it has been a recurring choice and might fit into an alternating or slightly adaptive strategy."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or try to establish a pattern, so predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable next step."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to follow a move with the one that beats it. Since Scissors cuts Paper, it's a plausible next choice for an adaptive or pattern-based strategy."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since my previous guess of Scissors was incorrect when the opponent played Rock, I'm trying to identify a pattern. The next logical move could be Scissors as it follows the sequence of Rock, Paper, Scissors in a cyclic manner which is common in such games."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the last two rounds. Given the cyclical nature often seen in RPS strategies, a common next move could be Scissors, as it beats Paper. This prediction assumes the opponent might follow a simple alternating or pattern-based strategy."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, but never Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a preference for these two moves. Since the last move was Rock (in Round 5), if we consider an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper (ignoring the first round where both played Rock as it might not fit perfectly into the pattern observed afterwards), the next move could logically be Paper."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, but looking at the history, there's a slight inclination towards playing Rock after a round where both players chose the same move (as seen in Round 1 and potentially setting up for Round 7 following Round 6). This pattern isn't strong, but given the alternation between wins and losses, guessing Rock might capitalize on a potential return to the starting behavior observed in Round 1."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper in round 2 and 4). Given this potential pattern and the fact that the last round (round 7) was a Rock, it seems plausible that the next move could continue an alternating pattern or simply repeat a common choice like Rock."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Since the last round (8) was Paper, following the observed sequence, the next move could be Rock, as the pattern seems to alternate between Rock and another move after each correct guess of Rock."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock in rounds 1, 7, and 9. Given that the last round (9) was a correct guess of Rock, the next move might be Paper, following the observed pattern."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly predicted it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or is following a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess for Round 2, given the data from Round 1, would be to predict Rock again."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could be alternating between the three options or progressing through them in some order (e.g., Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Since the opponent has already played Rock and then Paper, the next logical move in a cyclical pattern would be Scissors."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since the goal is to beat the previous move, after playing Paper (which beats Rock), the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Scissors, as it beats Paper. This pattern assumes the opponent is following a simple strategy of cycling through moves that beat the previous one."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and since the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, I'm guessing Scissors as the next move because it's the only option not played yet in sequence, and also considering that my previous guesses were incorrect, trying something different."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, and then Rounds 3-5 showing a pattern where Rock is played twice after a Paper. Given this observed pattern, the next move should logically be Paper to follow the sequence, but considering the task requires predicting based on given rounds and assuming an adaptive strategy might not strictly adhere to simple alternation due to the repetitive appearance of 'Rock' in Rounds 1, 3, and 5, it suggests a potential leaning towards 'Rock'. However, upon closer inspection, if we consider an alternating pattern starting from Round 1 (Rock), then Round 2 (Paper), followed by what seems like a deviation or an attempt to confuse with two Rocks after a Paper, the logical next step in a truly alternating sequence should indeed be 'Paper', not 'Rock'. Thus, my reasoning was initially misled by the repetitive 'Rock' appearances without accounting for the actual sequential logic that suggests 'Paper' as the correct prediction based on alternation observed from Round 1 and 2."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which suggests a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the alternating pattern of Paper in Rounds 2, 4, and 6 implies that Round 7 might follow the sequence observed with Rock in previous rounds."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper three times so far, with no Scissors. Given that the last round resulted in a tie (both played Rock), and considering the opponent's tendency to play Paper after a tie or when they win, it seems plausible that the opponent might play Paper again to try and break the pattern of ties and losses."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper, with a few instances where they played the same move consecutively. Given that in Round 8, they played Paper, a potential next move could be Rock, following an observed pattern of alternating or occasionally repeating moves."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given the alternating nature of the opponent's moves between Rock and Paper, and considering the last round was a match with Paper, it seems plausible that the next move could revert back to Rock, following an observed pattern in the game history."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, trying to establish a baseline for their opponent's strategy."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the guess and the opponent's play were 'Rock', and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors designed to evaluate predictive ability, one possible interpretation is that the opponent might be following a simple or repeating pattern. Without more complex patterns to analyze from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the provided single round of history is that the opponent could repeat their move. Thus, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable approach for Round 2, acknowledging that this strategy may need adjustment as more game history becomes available."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors involves alternating or progressing through the options. Since the opponent played Rock and then Paper, a possible next move could be Scissors, as it would follow a sequential pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent's strategy involves a recognizable pattern from the start."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and considering the goal is to predict the next move based on limited information, one approach could be looking for a potential shift or trying to understand if there's an adaptive strategy based on our guesses. The opponent started with Rock (matching our guess) and then moved to Paper (beating our second guess of Rock). For the third round, we guessed Scissors but the opponent played Rock, which beats Scissors. Without a clear pattern and considering typical RPS strategies that might involve alternating or adapting based on previous moves, my next prediction is somewhat speculative. However, since the opponent has already played Rock and Paper, guessing Scissors (which would be beaten by Rock but could potentially beat Paper if that's what they play next) seems like a reasonable next step, acknowledging the limited data and trying to think ahead of potential patterns or adaptations."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and since there's no clear repeating pattern from the given history, my next guess is based on the least recently played option by the opponent, which could indicate an adaptive strategy or a simple rotation through the options. Given that the last move was Paper, the next logical step in a cyclic pattern would be Scissors."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, but not Scissors. Given that the game history shows a pattern where Rock is followed by Paper, I predict the next move will be Paper to potentially exploit a repeated pattern or to counter a potential Rock play."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, then switched to Paper in Round 2. Since then, the opponent has played Paper (Round 4) and Rock (Round 5), and most recently played Paper again (Round 6). Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 5, and 7) out of the seven rounds. Given this pattern, it seems that 'Rock' is a favored or repeating choice for the opponent. Additionally, there's an alternating pattern between 'Paper' and 'Rock' in the last few rounds (Round 4: Paper, Round 5: Rock, Round 6: Paper, Round 7: Rock), suggesting that if this alternation continues, the next move should be 'Rock'."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given that in Rounds 6 and 7 the opponent played Paper and then Rock, and in Round 8 they played Paper again, following the pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 5, and 7, and 9), Paper three times (Rounds 2, 4, and 8), and there's one instance where they played Paper after a Rock (Round 2) and another instance of playing the same move consecutively (Rock in Rounds 7 and 9). Given this pattern and considering Round 9 ended with both players choosing Rock, if we look at previous transitions from Rock to the next move by the opponent, there's an alternating pattern where after a round of both playing Rock or the opponent playing Rock, they tend to switch. Since the last round (Round 9) involved two Rocks and looking back at Round 8 where the opponent played Paper after a Rock in Round 7, I'm predicting Paper for Round 10 based on this observed behavior of switching after similar scenarios."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and lack of inherent disadvantage without additional context."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately clear from just one round. Without additional information or a discernible pattern from more rounds, the safest initial guess based on the given history is to predict the same move again."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve cycling through the options. Since the sequence so far is Rock -> Paper, a logical next step could be Scissors, as it follows the typical RPS cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). This prediction assumes the opponent's strategy involves a simple, recognizable pattern."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given the cyclical nature often seen in RPS strategies, a common next move could be Scissors, as it beats Paper. This prediction assumes the opponent might follow a simple pattern or rotate through the options."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the previous rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the last two moves were Rock and Paper, a possible next move could be Scissors as it would beat Paper, suggesting a cyclic pattern (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, Paper beats Rock). This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is following a basic strategy that involves alternating or progressing through the options in a way that each choice has a potential to win against the previous one."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Rock and Paper after the first round. Since the last move was Rock, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Round 3 being Rock, Round 4 being Paper, Round 5 being Rock, and Round 6 being Paper. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 3, with a possible repetition of moves. Given that in Rounds 6 and 7 the opponent played Paper and then Rock respectively, it's plausible to predict that the next move could follow the pattern observed and play Rock again."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain pattern. In rounds 1 and 7, the opponent played Rock, and in rounds 2 and 8, they played Paper. Given this alternating behavior after similar guesses from me, I predict the next move will be Paper because it follows the observed pattern of the game history."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Given the inconsistency in their moves and no clear adaptive behavior based on my guesses, I'll assume the pattern might continue or repeat at some point, making Rock a potential next move."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on their strategy, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and may involve patterns or adaptations, one possible pattern could be alternating between the options that beat the previous move. If we follow a simple pattern where the opponent tries to beat the previous move (assuming they know or can guess yours), after playing Rock (which was met with another Rock) and then Paper (to beat your second Rock), the next logical step in a simplistic adaptive strategy would be to play Scissors, as it beats Paper. However, without more information on the opponent's exact strategy, this prediction is based on observing a potential for alternating winning moves."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the sequence of moves (Rock, Paper), the next logical move could be Scissors, as it would follow a cyclical pattern often seen in Rock-Paper-Scissors games where players rotate through the options."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptive behavior, and noting that they have not played Scissors yet, it seems plausible that their next move could be Scissors as a way to introduce variety into their sequence or in response to the player's previous guesses."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, I predict the next move will be Paper to continue this observed pattern."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given the last move was Paper, it's likely they will play Rock next."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This suggests a pattern where the opponent tends to play Rock every other round, especially after playing Paper in the previous round (Round 6). Given this observed pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Rock again in Round 8."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a potential pattern of alternating between Rock and another move. Given that the last round (8) was Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain number of rounds. Given that in Round 9 the opponent played Rock, following the observed pattern where Rock is often followed by Paper (as seen in Rounds 2 and 8), it's reasonable to predict that the next move will be Paper."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the lack of any strategic advantage in the first move."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in the first round, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to either repeat a winning move or switch to a move that beats the previous move. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, a basic approach would be to assume the opponent might repeat their winning move from the previous round, which was Paper. Since Paper is beaten by Scissors, an optimal counter to Paper would be Scissors. However, considering the task asks for the prediction of the opponent's next move and not the best counter, and given no clear pattern can be established from a single move, predicting 'Rock' is based on the assumption that the opponent might cycle through moves or start with a common opening move like Rock in subsequent rounds, acknowledging this is speculative without more data."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and without an obvious pattern from just two moves, a simple approach is to predict the move that hasn't been played yet by the opponent, which is Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent might be avoiding repetition or trying to exploit the player's potential patterns."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern, it seems plausible that the next move could continue or alternate from the previous choices. Since Rock hasn't been chosen by the opponent yet and considering the sequence (Paper, Scissors, Paper), predicting Scissors as the next move is based on observing the pattern of alternating between winning moves against Rock (Paper) and losing moves to Rock (Scissors). This prediction assumes a simplistic pattern without deeper adaptive behavior."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to potentially counter a perceived pattern in my guessing strategy."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or cycle. Given that the previous round was a tie (both played Paper), it's possible the opponent may switch to a different move. Considering the game history, a potential next move could be Scissors, as it would be a departure from the repeated Paper and could potentially catch the player off guard if they were expecting another Paper or a Rock."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's last three moves where we have data on our guesses (Rounds 4, 5, and 6) show a pattern where they match the move that was guessed correctly in the previous round. Since Round 6 was a correct guess of Scissors, following this observed pattern, the prediction for Round 7 should also be Scissors."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Round 4 and Round 6) when I guessed correctly. Although the pattern is not entirely consistent, the fact that my correct guesses were both Scissors suggests that the opponent might be adapting or alternating in a way that favors Scissors after a correct guess. Given that my last guess was incorrect (Round 7), if there's any pattern of returning to a previously successful move for the opponent, Scissors would be a logical next choice based on past performance."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to repeat their previous move when the guess is incorrect and also has repeated 'Scissors' after it was guessed correctly in Round 4 and then again in Rounds 6 and 8. Since the last round (Round 8) resulted in a correct guess of 'Scissors', following the observed pattern, the opponent might play 'Scissors' again."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Based on the pattern observed in Rounds 4-9, where guessing Scissors led to both wins and losses due to the opponent's alternating strategy between Scissors and Paper, it seems plausible that after losing with Paper (Round 9), the opponent might play Scissors again to maintain their apparent alternation or pattern."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited information from the first round, where the opponent played Paper against my guess of Rock, I'm making an educated guess for the next move. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and could involve a pattern or adaptive behavior, without additional data, I can only speculate based on common RPS strategies. A common approach in RPS when trying to outmaneuver an opponent is to play the move that beats the opponent's previous move, assuming the opponent will repeat their last move or follow a simple alternating pattern. However, since my guess was Rock and the opponent played Paper (beating Rock), if the opponent follows a simplistic pattern of repeating or slightly altering their strategy based on the outcome, they might play Rock next to potentially beat Scissors or continue with an alternating pattern that doesn't directly correlate with my previous guesses. This is a speculative approach given the information from just one round."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there is no clear pattern yet. However, since the opponent has not played Rock and considering the cyclical nature of RPS, where each move can be beaten by another in a loop (Rock > Scissors > Paper > Rock), predicting Rock as the next move is a reasonable guess at this stage without more information."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent's strategy might involve alternating or favoring certain moves based on the round number or their previous move. Since the last move was Scissors, if there's any form of alternation or response to our consistent Rock guesses, Paper could be a likely next choice, especially considering it has been played more frequently."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or randomness. Given that my previous guesses were incorrect, I'll try to exploit a potential pattern by guessing Rock, assuming the opponent might not repeat the same move consecutively."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given that the last move was also Paper and considering the lack of any clear alternating pattern, it seems reasonable to predict Paper again, hoping to catch a repeating strategy."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, and considering the lack of Rocks played by the opponent, it seems plausible that the opponent is trying to counter a perceived strategy of playing Rock or Paper. Since the opponent has not played Rock at all, their next move might follow a pattern that continues to avoid Rock or adapts based on the observed guesses. Given the alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors in response to guesses of Rock and Paper, predicting Scissors as the next move is a reasonable approach, assuming the opponent maintains a strategy that aims to counter typical initial guesses in RPS."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given this alternating pattern, my prediction for the next round is Paper."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, but never Rock. Given the pattern of the game history where the opponent seems to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering that the last move was Scissors, it might be time for the opponent to play Paper again if following a simple alternating pattern after the initial rounds. However, since the task is to predict the next move based on observed behavior and the opponent has not played Rock at all, predicting Rock could be a strategic guess due to its absence. But sticking strictly to observed patterns without assuming unseen moves, one might expect another Scissors or a switch back to Paper if there's an alternating pattern after the initial rounds. Given the information and trying to outguess based on minimal pattern recognition without overcomplicating, predicting 'Scissors' seems like a conservative guess following recent moves but is actually less likely given the direct alternation observed between Paper and Scissors in later rounds."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, it seems likely the opponent will continue this trend."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a frequent starting choice for many players. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a neutral starting point."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to play the move that beats the previous move of the opponent. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit a potential pattern from my side, I predict the opponent's next move will be Rock, as it's a basic strategy to alternate or repeat moves in an attempt to catch the opponent off guard or establish a rhythm."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be a pattern of alternating between moves that beat Rock. Since Paper beats Rock and was played in Round 1, followed by Scissors which beats Paper in Round 2, it could indicate the next move might circle back to Rock as part of the strategy, considering the typical cycle of RPS (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock). This prediction assumes a simple pattern without additional complexity or adaptation from the opponent based on the player's guesses."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given this observation, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, it's possible the opponent may switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Paper, or try to exploit my previous guesses. Since my previous guesses were mostly Rock, the opponent might expect me to guess Rock again and play Paper to beat it."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or adaptation to the player's moves. Given that the player guessed correctly in Rounds 4 and 5 with Scissors and Paper respectively, the opponent might switch to a move that would beat the previous winning move (Paper), which is Scissors."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to repeat the same move when the previous round's outcome is 1 point for me. Given that Round 6 resulted in an outcome of 1, it suggests the opponent might play Scissors again in Round 7."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the initial two rounds. Given that the last move was Paper, the next move is likely to be Scissors, following the observed pattern in the game history."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and considering the pattern of alternating wins and losses, it seems likely that the opponent will play Scissors again to potentially break the cycle or continue a pattern based on previous moves."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds where the previous round's outcome was 1, which suggests a pattern. Given that round 8's outcome was 1 and the opponent played Scissors, and round 9's outcome was 0 but we are looking for a pattern based on successful predictions (outcome of 1), it seems plausible to predict Scissors again following a successful round. However, noticing the alternation between Paper and Scissors after round 4 when guessing Scissors or Paper, and considering round 9 ended in 0 (guessing Scissors, opponent played Paper), one might anticipate an increase in Scissors play after a Paper play by the opponent to continue a pattern of adaptation seen post-round 4."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Without more information, one approach is to consider common starting patterns in RPS or the possibility that the opponent might stick with a winning strategy from their perspective. Since the opponent won with Paper, they might either repeat Paper expecting me to switch or change to Rock expecting me to repeat my guess. Given no clear pattern and this being only the second round, predicting Rock is as reasonable as any other choice without additional insight into the opponent's strategy."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2), it seems like they might be cycling through the options. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, a potential next move could logically be Rock, as it beats Scissors. This is a simple pattern recognition approach based on the limited game history provided."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a potential pattern or preference. Given that I've guessed Rock all three times and lost, it seems the opponent might not be choosing based on my guesses directly but could have an underlying strategy. Since Paper beats Rock and the opponent has already chosen Paper twice, predicting Paper for the next move is a reasonable guess, considering the lack of more complex information about their strategy."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or an attempt to counter the player's moves, and considering the player has guessed Rock multiple times without success, it's possible the opponent might switch to Rock in the next round to counter potential adaptations based on previous guesses."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past five rounds, suggesting a potential bias towards Paper. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors (with no Rocks played so far), it is reasonable to predict Paper for the next round."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far. Given that my previous guesses were incorrect, I'm looking for a pattern or any consistency in the opponent's moves. Since Rock hasn't been played by the opponent yet, and considering the distribution of Paper and Scissors, it seems like the opponent might be avoiding Rock or saving it for a specific situation. However, without a clear repeating pattern from the given history, my guess is somewhat speculative. I'm choosing Scissors because it's the less frequently played move so far, hoping that the opponent might not play it consecutively or as often."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Paper and Scissors after a certain number of rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper when the guess was Rock, and Scissors when the guess was Paper. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent adapts their move based on the guess. Since the last few guesses were Paper and the outcome was Scissors, switching to guessing Scissors might prompt the opponent to play Rock according to a potential alternating or adaptive strategy. However, given the history doesn't clearly indicate an immediate switch from Scissors after a Paper guess by us, but rather suggests an ongoing pattern of countering our moves directly (Rock met with Paper, Paper met with Scissors), predicting Scissors is somewhat based on assuming the opponent might either stick to their last move due to our lack of success or there's an unseen pattern. Thus, predicting Scissors as a potential counter-intuitive guess given the direct counter pattern observed so far."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible pattern or preference. In rounds 2, 4, 6, and 8, the opponent played Scissors. Given this alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after each of your guesses (regardless of their outcome), and considering you guessed Scissors in round 9 and the opponent played Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in the first round, a common strategy could involve alternating moves or trying to exploit the predictor's expectations. Without additional information and assuming the simplest form of strategy, predicting Rock as the next move is based on the idea that if the opponent were following a basic pattern, they might start with Paper and then switch to Rock, considering these are common opening moves in RPS."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper and Scissors), there seems to be no clear pattern yet. However, since the opponent has already played Paper and Scissors, and assuming they might try to introduce some level of unpredictability or attempt to exploit a potential pattern in my guesses, predicting Rock as their next move is based on the idea that they could cycle through all options or try to catch me off guard after two different moves."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves so far have alternated between Paper and Scissors after the first round, a logical next move could be to continue this pattern or break it. However, without more information on the strategy (whether it involves a repeating pattern, adaptive behavior, or randomness), the safest assumption based on observed behavior is that the opponent might stick to what seems like an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after the initial round, suggesting Scissors as the next move."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, it's possible the opponent may switch to a different move. Considering Rock has not been played by the opponent yet and there's no clear repeating pattern from the given history, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it has appeared more frequently than Scissors but not as consistently as to suggest an immediate repetition of Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or rotation. Since the last round was a tie (both played Paper), the opponent might switch to the next option in their sequence, which could be Scissors, given the initial plays."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, where they played Paper. Given this pattern and the fact that in rounds 4 and 6 they played Scissors (and you correctly guessed it), for round 7, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern after Round 4. Since Rounds 4 and 6 had the same move (Scissors) from the opponent, and Round 5 and 7 also matched each other with Paper, following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern where they play the same move as the previous round if the previous round's outcome was 1 point for me. Given that Round 8's outcome was 1 point and the opponent played Scissors, it suggests the opponent might continue this pattern."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to have a pattern where they repeat a move after losing to it, but then change when they win. However, looking at the history, there seems to be an alternating pattern between Scissors and Paper after Round 4, with Round 9 breaking this by playing Paper against Scissors. Given that the last round was a loss for me (guessing Scissors, opponent played Paper), I'm expecting the opponent might revert back to their previous strategy or try to break the observed pattern again by possibly repeating Paper. However, considering my task is to predict based on observed behavior and assuming some level of adaptation, predicting Scissors seems reasonable as it follows the initial observed alternating pattern between rounds 4-8 and acknowledges a potential return to form after an unexpected move in Round 9."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not influence their choice directly. Since we have no information about the opponent's strategy being adaptive based on our guesses and considering this is a simplified version of RPS, a common approach would be to look for patterns or play randomly if no pattern is discernible. With only one round played, there's insufficient data to determine a pattern. Therefore, my prediction for Round 2 will be Rock, as it's a neutral starting point without any additional information about the opponent's strategy."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and then Scissors. This sequence could suggest a pattern or an attempt to exploit a perceived weakness in my guessing strategy. Since I guessed Rock both times and was wrong, the opponent might expect me to switch. However, without a clear pattern from just two moves, I'll guess Rock again, considering it a common starting choice and hoping the opponent doesn't stick to a simple alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that my guesses were Rock each time, it seems the opponent might be alternating or trying to counter my moves. Since I've been guessing Rock consistently and the opponent's last move was Paper (which beats Rock), a potential next move could be Scissors, as it loses to Rock and the opponent might try to exploit my expected continuation of guessing Rock or attempt to break a pattern."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to potentially counter a repeat of my previous guess, assuming they adapt based on recent outcomes."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a potential pattern or preference for these moves. Given that the opponent's last move was Paper, it might stick with a winning strategy or alternate, but without a clear repeating pattern from the history provided, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it has been a common choice."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors, with an exception where they repeated Scissors. Given that the last move was Scissors, following the pattern of alternation, the next move could potentially be Rock, as there is no clear indication of a repeating pattern solely based on Paper and Scissors. Additionally, since the opponent played Paper twice in the early rounds, it suggests an initial preference or strategy that might return after a sequence of other moves."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), indicating a possible preference or pattern. Additionally, in Round 5, the opponent also played Paper when I guessed it correctly, suggesting that Paper might be a recurring choice. Given this history and without a clear alternating pattern, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), which is more than any other move. Additionally, the last time the opponent played Scissors was in Round 8, and before that, they also played Scissors in Rounds 2 and 6. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Paper and another move (either Rock or Scissors) after playing Paper. Since the most recent move was Scissors in Round 8, following the observed alternation pattern, the next move could likely be Paper."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have an affinity for playing Paper, as seen in Rounds 1, 3, and 7. However, in the last round (Round 9), they played Paper again after you guessed Paper correctly in Round 5 and incorrectly in Rounds 6 and 8 when they played Scissors. Given this pattern of sometimes mirroring the player's previous correct guess with a different move, and considering that in Rounds 4 and 9 the opponent mirrored the player's guess (Scissors in Round 4 and Paper in Round 9), it seems plausible that after a correct guess of Paper in Round 9, they might switch to Scissors, following an alternating pattern or attempting to throw off the predictor by not repeating the exact same move after two consecutive rounds where Paper was guessed correctly once and incorrectly once."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting guess."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, one approach is to predict the move that would beat my previous guess (Rock), which was Paper, and then assume the opponent might switch to a different move, possibly starting with Rock as it's a common starting point in RPS patterns."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems like they are alternating or trying to exploit a potential pattern in my guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and they played Paper then Scissors, my next guess will be Rock, anticipating that their strategy might involve playing Rock after seeing two consecutive Rock guesses from me, or continuing an alternating pattern."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, my prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference. Since I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper. This suggests a pattern where the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors after the first move. Since the last move was Paper, following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern where they play Paper, Scissors, Paper, and then repeat a move that the player guessed correctly (in this case, Scissors). Given that Rounds 4 and 6 both resulted in correct guesses of Scissors, it is plausible that the next move will also be Scissors as part of an adaptive or repeating strategy."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 6), suggesting a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, after losing to Paper in Round 7, the opponent might revert back to a previous successful move."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Scissors. Given that the last round (round 8) was also Scissors and resulted in a correct prediction, it's plausible to assume the opponent might continue with this move, especially since there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on wins or losses."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which are all even rounds. Given this pattern, it's likely the opponent will play Scissors again in round 10, following the observed alternating pattern of playing Paper in odd rounds (except for round 5) and Scissors in even rounds."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline for observing the opponent's response and adapting in subsequent rounds."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a basic pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, the opponent might stick with a winning strategy unless there's an indication to change. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock is based on the assumption that the opponent may not switch after a win, or it could be part of their pattern to repeat a move after winning."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), it seems like they might be trying to counter the most obvious choice or following a specific pattern. Since the game just started and we don't have enough data on their strategy, one approach could be to look for any simple patterns or common behaviors in RPS games, such as alternating between winning moves against a commonly expected first move (Rock). However, with only two rounds of history showing Paper then Scissors, a simplistic prediction might lean towards expecting a repeat of their initial strategy or a shift towards the other option not yet played to counter an anticipated Rock guess. Given no clear pattern and aiming for simplicity, predicting 'Rock' could be based on anticipating they might play what would beat a commonly guessed move (if they expected another Rock guess) or simply because it's the only option not played yet by them."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible pattern or rotation in their strategy. Given that the sequence has been Paper, Scissors, Paper, a logical next move could be Scissors again if they are following a specific repeating pattern or trying to adapt based on our consistent Rock guesses."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or rotation. Given that Round 4 and Round 5 resulted in ties (you both chose the same move), it's possible the opponent may switch to a different move to try and break the tie. Since Rock hasn't been played by the opponent recently and considering the need for a change from Paper (the last unique move from the opponent), Scissors seems like a plausible next choice, attempting to catch the player off guard after two consecutive ties."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be repeating their last move when I guess correctly, as seen in Rounds 4 and 6 where both guesses were Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far and that my last guess was correct (Round 6), it is reasonable to predict the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after Round 4, with a possible repetition of the same move in some rounds. Given that in Rounds 4, 5, and 6, there was at least one Scissors, and considering the last move was Paper, it might be time for Scissors again following an observed pattern of alternation or repetition."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after round 3, with Paper appearing in rounds 3, 7, and potentially round 9 if the pattern continues. Given this observation and the fact that the last move was Scissors, it is reasonable to predict Scissors for the next round as well."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential pattern of repeating Scissors every two rounds after playing Paper. Given the last round (9) was Paper, following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, providing a basic strategic foundation."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is following a basic strategy of trying to beat the previous move or assuming I'll repeat, they might switch to a move that would lose to Rock, which is Scissors, but without more data, the safest assumption is they might stick with a winning strategy unless we have more information. However, considering this is just the second round and not enough pattern has been established, predicting 'Rock' here is somewhat arbitrary without additional insight into the opponent's strategy. It's based on the premise that if I'm trying to establish a pattern or test for one, repeating my guess could potentially elicit a different response from the opponent, helping in future predictions."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be a possible alternating pattern or an attempt to counter the player's expected moves. Since the player guessed Rock in both previous rounds and the opponent responded with Paper and then Scissors, it might suggest the opponent is trying to beat the player's guesses directly or follow a sequence that counters common initial guesses. Without more data on the opponent's strategy, predicting 'Rock' for the next round is based on the assumption that the opponent might either start a new pattern or continue an alternating strategy that hasn't been fully revealed yet."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering they have not repeated Scissors yet while repeating Paper, it seems plausible that their next move could be Scissors again, potentially establishing a pattern or reacting to the player's consistent Rock guesses."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is not Rock since they've already shown a tendency to play Paper after playing Scissors isn't present but considering the pattern of Paper appearing after every other move, it's reasonable to predict Paper for the next round."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern or an adaptation to my guesses. Given that I guessed Scissors and then Paper, both correctly in round 4 and incorrectly in rounds before that, and considering the last move was also Paper (which I guessed correctly), it seems plausible the opponent might stick with Paper for another round to see how I adapt."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors, with the exception of Round 4 where they played Scissors. Since the last move was Scissors, following the pattern, the next move could potentially be Rock, but given the history, it seems more likely that the opponent will switch back to Paper. However, considering the need for a prediction based on the information provided and looking for a potential pattern or shift in strategy, predicting 'Rock' might seem less intuitive without a clear repeating sequence from the opponent's moves so far. Yet, analyzing further, there isn't a strong indication of what the next move should be based on traditional Rock-Paper-Scissors strategic patterns or simple alternation, suggesting that perhaps an assumption of 'Rock' could be as valid as any, given no discernible strategy has been conclusively identified from the provided game history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, the opponent mirrored the player's move in round 5 (both played Paper), suggesting some level of adaptability or response to the player's actions. Given this history and the fact that the last round (round 7) was also Paper, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a move they've favored or used recently, such as Paper."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), and each time it was after a different move from the previous round. This suggests that the opponent might be adapting or changing their strategy based on the player's moves or the outcome of the previous rounds. Given that in Rounds 4 and 5, both players played the same move (Scissors and Paper, respectively) and earned points, it seems there might be a pattern where the opponent mirrors or follows up with a specific move after certain outcomes. However, without a clear repeating pattern and considering the last few moves have resulted in 0 points for guessing incorrectly, a strategic guess would be to predict 'Paper' since it has been a common move by the opponent and could potentially follow after a round where they played Scissors (Round 8)."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first two rounds, with an occasional repeat of a move. Given that the last move was Paper (Round 9), following the pattern, the next move could likely be Scissors."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, my next guess is based on the assumption that the opponent might start with a random or fixed sequence. Without more data on the opponent's pattern, the safest initial assumption is to expect a potential repeat of their first move or a transition to another move that could logically follow in a simple sequence. Since Paper beats Rock, and if the opponent follows a straightforward strategy without immediate adaptation based on my guess, they might stick with a starting point or shift in a predictable manner. Thus, guessing 'Rock' allows me to test whether the opponent's strategy involves repeating their first move or moving in a cycle that could include returning to 'Rock' after playing 'Paper'."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and without an obvious pattern from just two moves, a simple approach is to predict the move that would beat the most recently played move. Since Scissors was the last move played by the opponent, Rock would be the winning choice against Scissors. This prediction assumes the opponent does not adapt based on the player's guesses but rather follows a predetermined sequence or strategy based on their own previous moves."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors. Since the last move was Paper, predicting Scissors as the next move follows this observed sequence."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or adaptation to my guesses. Given that I guessed Scissors correctly in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to counter a potential Scissors guess again, considering Rock hasn't been their choice after I started guessing it incorrectly in the first rounds."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors. Since the last round was a tie with both playing Paper, and considering the pattern of alternating moves (Round 1: Paper, Round 2: Scissors, Round 3: Paper), it's plausible the opponent could play Scissors next to continue an alternating strategy. However, given that my previous predictions were incorrect until I guessed Scissors in Round 4 and then correctly guessed Paper in Round 5, indicating the opponent might indeed favor or return to Paper after a tie or a loss, I will predict Paper for Round 6."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last 5 rounds, with one round of playing the same move as me (Scissors in Round 4). Given that I've guessed Paper twice in a row before and the opponent adapted by playing Scissors, I'm going to guess Rock this time because it's the least played move by the opponent recently and might be a strategic choice given the pattern."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, the opponent mirrored the player's move in round 5 (both played Paper), suggesting some level of adaptability or response to the player's actions. Given this history and the lack of a clear alternating pattern between Rock, Paper, and Scissors, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it has been a common choice for the opponent."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given the alternating pattern observed between Paper and other moves (Scissors in round 2, Paper in round 3, etc.), and considering the last move was Scissors in round 8, it is plausible that the next move could be Paper again, following a potential repeating or adaptive strategy based on the history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after Round 4, with occasional repetition of the same move. Given that in Rounds 8 and 9, the opponent played Scissors and then Paper, respectively, it might suggest a pattern where the opponent could play Scissors again following a Paper move."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it's possible the opponent is following a pattern or trying to exploit my initial move. Given that Scissors cuts Paper and Rock crushes Scissors, if the opponent continues with a strategy that involves playing a move that would beat mine or repeats their previous move, they might play Rock next to potentially beat my predicted move of Paper or repeat their Scissors to see how I adapt. However, without more data on the pattern, the safest initial adaptation based on the first round is to predict the move that beats the one I lost with, which would be Rock as it beats Scissors."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock. Given that the game is designed to evaluate predictive ability and may involve patterns, a simple alternating pattern could be a plausible strategy for the opponent. If this pattern continues (Scissors -> Rock -> Paper), predicting 'Paper' would be the next logical step based on observed behavior so far."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a strategy that involves repeating a move after playing Scissors. Since the last move was Scissors, predicting Rock as the next move could potentially match the opponent's pattern, assuming they follow a simple alternating or cyclical strategy."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 4), indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Rock. Given this recent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with Rock for Round 5."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might alternate between these two moves. Since the last move was Scissors (Round 5), following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where every other round results in a Rock from the opponent, and considering the last move was Scissors, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and the opponent chose Scissors, if they follow a basic winning pattern against the previous guess, they might choose Rock next to beat Scissors (which would be the move that beats the move that beats Rock). This is speculative without more data but provides a starting point based on initial interaction."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. Since the opponent's moves seem to alternate or respond based on my guesses, and considering I guessed Rock twice, for Round 3, I'm guessing Paper because it's a move that hasn't been my guess yet and might be a likely response if the opponent is trying to create a pattern or challenge my repetitive guesses."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might alternate or have a specific sequence in mind. Since the last move was Scissors, predicting Rock as the next move is based on attempting to identify a potential repeating pattern or sequence that could emerge from the given moves."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation and the lack of clear adaptive behavior based on my guesses, predicting Rock seems like the most logical choice for Round 5."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissors in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissors in Round 5), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the alternating pattern."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it appears that after playing Rock twice, the opponent switches to Scissors and then back to Rock. Following this logic, since the last move was Rock, the next move should be Scissors, but considering the alternating pattern and the fact that Rock has been played twice in a row before switching to Scissors, I predict the opponent will play Rock again to maintain the observed alternating pattern of outcomes."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock, Round 7: Scissors), it is logical to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the established alternating pattern."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should logically be Scissors following the last observed move which was Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and I guessed Rock (which would lose to Paper), the opponent might be following a pattern where they try to play the move that would win against a common next guess after Rock, which could logically be Paper. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption based on standard RPS tactics would be to predict Rock, as it's a common opening move and doesn't give away too much about my strategy yet."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent mirrored my guess by also playing Rock. This mirroring behavior in Round 2 suggests an adaptive strategy that could involve alternating or responding directly to the previous move. Since the opponent's last move was Rock (mirroring mine), a logical next step, aiming to beat the opponent's potential next move based on common RPS strategies, would be for them to play Paper (as it beats Rock). Thus, predicting Paper as the opponent's next move seems like a reasonable strategy at this point."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There seems to be a pattern where the opponent alternates between Scissors and another move. Given that the last move was Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should logically be the same as the second move, which was Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, both times when I guessed Rock. Given this pattern and the lack of an obvious adaptive strategy based on my guesses, it seems plausible that the opponent may continue with a move they've had success with or return to it after a deviation, suggesting a potential repeating or favored move."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given that there's a pattern of alternating between these two moves when considering the outcomes, and since the last move was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock), the next move is likely to be Rock, as it follows the alternating pattern."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should follow the established sequence, which suggests the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between 'Rock' and 'Scissors'. Given that the last move by the opponent was 'Rock', following this observed pattern, the next move should be 'Scissors'."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, the safest initial assumption without more data is that the opponent might stick to a simple pattern or play randomly. Since my guess was Rock and they played Scissors, which loses to Rock, they might choose Paper next as it beats Rock. However, with only one round of history and no clear pattern established, predicting the exact move involves a degree of randomness. A common starting point or a simple alternating pattern could suggest they play Rock next, but this is speculative without more information."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. There's no clear repeating pattern from just two rounds, but we can attempt to deduce a strategy. If the opponent were following a simple alternating pattern, they might switch from Rock (Round 2) to something else. However, without more information on their strategy, the safest assumption is to consider common next moves in RPS patterns or try to outguess based on typical human behavior. Since humans often try to capitalize on their opponent's previous move or attempt to outmaneuver them by thinking ahead, guessing 'Paper' could be a strategic choice as it beats Rock (the opponent's last move), but this is highly speculative without more data."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or following a specific sequence that isn't immediately clear. However, since the last move was Scissors and considering the simplicity of potential patterns in such games, I'm predicting 'Rock' as the next move under the assumption that the opponent could be shifting towards a more repetitive or alternating strategy."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given that Round 3 resulted in Scissors, which broke a potential pattern of alternating moves, I'm looking for a recurring behavior. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed alternation between Rock and Scissors after a Rock match, my next prediction is Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), the next move should follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent will play Rock again."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, which suggests the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next move should be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors and I guessed Rock, my next guess is based on a common initial strategy in RPS where players often start with Rock due to its perceived simplicity or as a default choice. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent might stick with a straightforward approach for at least one more round."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be alternating or reacting to my guesses. Since the last move by the opponent was Rock, and considering a potential for alternation or reaction, guessing Paper seems reasonable as it would beat Rock if the opponent sticks with Rock or switches back to Scissors. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, this prediction is based on limited pattern recognition."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There is no clear repeating pattern from the given history, but we can observe that the opponent has not played Paper yet. Given the nature of RPS and the fact that the opponent might be trying to avoid a predictable pattern or could be adapting based on the player's moves, predicting Paper seems like a reasonable approach since it hasn't been used by the opponent before and could potentially catch them off guard if they're trying to alternate or use a strategy based on common patterns."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, Scissors, and Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Scissors and Rock. Given this observation, my prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to lack a clear repeating pattern based on the provided history. However, observing the outcomes: Round 1 (Scissors), Round 2 (Rock), Round 3 (Scissors), Round 4 (Rock), and Round 5 (Scissors), it appears that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors after the first round. Given this alternating pattern, if we consider Round 2 as the start of this sequence (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should follow the pattern and be 'Rock'."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 6), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, and Scissors in rounds 1 and 7. Given the alternating pattern of outcomes where the opponent's move resulted in either a win or a tie for them against the guesses, and noting that after each round where the guess matched the opponent's move (rounds 2, 5, and 6), the next move was different, it seems there might be an attempt to alternate or adapt based on the previous outcome. Since the last round (7) was a loss for the predictor due to guessing Rock when the opponent played Scissors, following the observed pattern, the opponent might switch back to a move that would either beat or tie with a commonly guessed move. Given no clear indication of an adaptive strategy beyond simple alternation or basic reaction to the previous round's outcome, and considering the need for a move that could potentially counter a guess of Rock (to avoid another tie), predicting Rock seems reasonable as it allows for a potential win if the opponent indeed follows a pattern that involves returning to moves that have been successful or neutral in the past."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and other moves (Scissors in round 1 and 7, and not winning moves against the player's guesses in rounds 3-5). Given this observation and the fact that the last round was a win for both players with a Rock, predicting Rock for the next move seems like a reasonable strategy based on the pattern of the game history provided."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, and Scissors in rounds 1, 3, 7, and 9. Given the pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors after each correct guess of Rock, and considering that round 5 was a correct guess of Scissors but then followed by two Rocks (rounds 6 and 8) with incorrect guesses of Rock in between for rounds 7 and 9 which were Scissors, it suggests the opponent might be adapting or following a pattern based on the outcomes. Since the last move was Scissors (round 9), if the alternating pattern holds after correct predictions, the next move could be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my initial guess didn't align with their move. Since Scissors cuts Paper and is cut by Rock, and considering I initially guessed Rock (which would lose to Paper but beat Scissors), a logical next step for an adaptive opponent might be to play Rock, assuming they're trying to exploit my initial guess pattern or create a simple alternating pattern."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Scissors, Rock), there seems to be no clear repeating pattern. However, considering the nature of RPS and the need for an adaptive strategy, a common next move after playing Rock could be Paper, as it beats Rock. This prediction is based on a simple form of pattern recognition and understanding of the game's dynamics, assuming the opponent might follow basic strategic thinking."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Scissors and another move. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move could logically be Rock again, similar to Round 2."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, both times when I guessed Rock. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent mirrors my guess or has a preference for Rock under certain conditions. Given that the last round resulted in a correct prediction of Rock, and considering the simplicity of the game, a straightforward approach is to predict Rock again, assuming the opponent might continue with their previous strategy."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the sequence so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it appears the next move should follow the sequence and be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears that after each Scissors, the opponent plays Rock. Since the last move was Scissors, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between playing Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (Round 9) the opponent played Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissors cuts Paper and my previous guess was Rock (which would lose to Paper), if the opponent is trying to win based on common RPS strategies, they might play Rock next, expecting me to either stick with Rock or switch to Paper, both of which Rock can beat or tie against, respectively."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting or countering my moves directly or indirectly. Since the opponent's move changed from Scissors to Rock, and considering the nature of RPS where each move has a direct counter, my next guess will be Paper. The reasoning is that if the opponent were following a simple alternating pattern or trying to outmaneuver based on my previous guesses, guessing Paper (which beats Rock) could potentially exploit this strategy. Additionally, without more complex patterns evident from just two rounds, choosing Paper as the next move provides a basic strategic response that could capitalize on potential predictability in the opponent's adaptations."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given the game history, there doesn't seem to be a clear repeating pattern. However, looking at Round 2 where both you and the opponent played Rock, it suggests that the opponent might sometimes mirror or repeat moves under certain conditions. Since the last round (Round 3) involved the opponent playing Scissors and you guessing Paper incorrectly, predicting 'Rock' for the next round seems plausible as a potential counter to Scissors or as part of an unpredictable strategy. Without more data, this prediction leans on the simplest form of pattern recognition and assumes no complex adaptive behavior from the opponent beyond what's observed."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed either Rock or Paper, suggesting a possible pattern where they favor playing Rock after a certain sequence of moves. Given that my previous guess was Paper and they played Scissors, if we look at the pattern from Round 1 to Round 4, there seems to be an alternating pattern based on the guesses made (Rock -> Opponent Scissors, Rock -> Opponent Rock, Paper -> Opponent Scissors, Rock -> Opponent Rock). Following this observed pattern, after guessing Paper and them playing Scissors in Round 3, and then me guessing Rock and them playing Rock in Round 4, if the pattern of favoring Rock continues or alternates based on previous moves, guessing Rock again could align with their potential strategy."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, and those were the only instances where my guess was correct. Additionally, the pattern seems to suggest that after playing Scissors, the opponent tends to play Rock in the following round (as observed between Rounds 1 and 2, and potentially setting up for a repeat after Round 5). Therefore, based on this pattern, I predict the opponent will play Rock next."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Scissors following the last observed move, which was Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a logical initial adaptation would be to expect a move that could potentially counter the previous move or set up for a potential win in the next round."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock. Given that the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, one possible simple pattern is alternating between moves. Since the last move was Rock, if we follow a basic alternating pattern without additional complex strategies considered, the next move might also be Rock as there's not enough information to suggest a more complex pattern at this stage."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice and Rock once. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Scissors and another move (in this case, Rock). Since the last move was Rock, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice and Rock twice. Given the sequence, it seems there might be an alternating pattern or a strategy that involves switching between moves. Since the last move was Rock in Round 4, predicting Scissors for Round 5 is based on observing the past behavior where after playing Rock, the opponent played Scissors in Rounds 1 and 3."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, then in Round 2, they played Rock, followed by Scissors again in Round 3, and Rock in Round 4. However, in Round 5, they played Scissors again. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the next move could be Rock, as the sequence suggests an alternating behavior between these two options."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Analyzing the game history, it seems there's a potential alternating pattern in the opponent's moves when considering the outcomes. Specifically, after Round 2 where both you and the opponent played Rock (Outcome: 1), the opponent then played Scissors in Round 3. Similarly, after Round 5 where both played Scissors (Outcome: 1), if the pattern of alternation or response to the previous round's outcome holds, the next move could potentially revert to a previous choice that was not Scissors, considering the last round (Round 6) resulted in a tie with both playing Rock. However, given the inconsistency and lack of a clear repeating pattern, another approach is to consider common strategic behaviors in RPS, such as players often switching after a loss or sticking with a winner. Given the opponent played Rock in Round 6 and it was a tie, there's no clear 'win' or 'loss' to base a switch on. But noticing that after ties (Rounds 2 and 5), the next move didn't follow a straightforward pattern based on the provided history, predicting Scissors is somewhat of a guess aiming to exploit potential human behavior of avoiding too much repetition or capitalizing on the lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the last move was Scissors (Round 7), it's likely they will play Rock next, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, and Scissors in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given the alternating pattern of wins and losses, and considering that round 8 resulted in a win for both you and the opponent (as you both chose Rock), it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with their previous winning move or switch to a different one. However, since there's no clear repeating pattern from the opponent's moves and they have shown consistency in playing Rock multiple times, predicting Rock is a reasonable approach based on the history provided."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, it was either after playing Rock previously (Round 2 and Round 6) or after a round where you guessed incorrectly (Round 8). Given that in Round 9, the opponent played Scissors and you guessed incorrectly, following the pattern observed so far, the next move could likely be Rock as the opponent tends to switch between these two options based on previous outcomes."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality, making it a plausible starting move for an opponent with an unknown strategy."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play a move that would beat my previous guess. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy (whether it's random, alternating, or adaptive based on my guesses), the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked for them last time or try to exploit a potential pattern in my guessing. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, if the opponent is trying to beat a potential 'Rock' guess again or assuming I'll switch to Paper (to beat their Scissors), they might play Rock this round to either continue with a winning strategy or adapt to what they anticipate my next move could be based on common RPS strategies."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two moves, a simple approach is to look for any immediate patterns or repetitions. Given that there's no obvious pattern yet and considering the game has just started, predicting the opponent will repeat their last move (Rock) seems as reasonable as any other choice at this point, given the lack of more detailed information about their strategy."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the three rounds so far, and considering the pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors), it is reasonable to predict that their next move will follow this observed pattern."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern, and observing that the last time they played Scissors was after playing Rock (Round 2), it seems plausible to predict another repetition or alternation in their moves. Since my previous guess of Scissors in Round 4 was incorrect and the opponent played Rock, I'm guessing the opponent will stick with a move that has appeared more frequently or recently, which is Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), and Rock twice (Rounds 2 and 4). Given the pattern where the opponent alternates between playing Scissors after a Round where they either won or drew, and considering that in Rounds 1, 3, and 5 the opponent played Scissors while in Round 2 they played Rock (a win for you), it suggests an alternating strategy. Since Round 4 was a loss for the opponent (you guessed Scissors and they played Rock), if the pattern of alternating wins/losses or specific moves continues, the next move should theoretically follow the pattern observed so far, suggesting Scissors as the likely next choice to attempt a win after their last move was Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors three times and Rock three times. Given that the last round was a repeat of Round 4 (you guessed Scissors, Opponent played Rock), I'm looking for a pattern or an opportunity to exploit the opponent's strategy. Since the opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock after your incorrect guesses and playing Scissors after some of your other moves, my next guess is that they might stick with a move that has been successful against you in the past or try to mix it up again."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times in the past rounds. Given that the last round resulted in a tie with both players choosing Scissors, and observing the pattern where the opponent often switches between Rock and Scissors, it seems plausible that the opponent might switch to Rock again to potentially gain an advantage or disrupt any potential strategy based on their previous moves."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to play Scissors after the player has guessed Rock or Scissors in previous rounds. Given that Round 8 ended with both the player and opponent playing Rock, which is similar to Round 2 where both played Rock and then the opponent switched to Scissors in Round 3, it's plausible the opponent might follow a pattern that involves playing Scissors after a round of mutual Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In rounds where the opponent played Scissors, they often followed up with Rock in subsequent rounds (e.g., Round 2 after Round 1, and potentially setting up for a pattern). Given that the last round (Round 9) resulted in both players choosing Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the opponent might choose Rock next."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline for future adaptations."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, a common next move could be to play the move that beats the previous one. However, since we're trying to predict based on minimal information and the game might involve patterns or adaptive behavior, a straightforward approach would be to assume the opponent might stick with a winning strategy or try to exploit an expected human pattern. Without more data, predicting 'Rock' is as good as any other choice, but it's slightly more reasonable because if the opponent is trying to play unpredictably, they might avoid playing the move that directly beats their previous move (in this case, Rock beats Scissors), potentially aiming for a less direct pattern or trying to trick the predictor into overthinking. Since 'Rock' would be a common initial guess and could potentially throw off an opponent expecting a counter to their Scissors, it seems like a viable starting point for this simplified game."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the opponent's last move was 'Rock', a common strategy in RPS would be to play 'Paper' next, as it beats 'Rock'. This assumption is based on the idea that the opponent might be following a basic winning strategy pattern."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There doesn't seem to be a clear repeating pattern from the given history, but we can observe that the opponent has not played Paper yet. Given that the last move was Scissors, which beats Paper, and considering the need for an adaptive strategy, it's plausible the opponent might switch to Paper next to potentially exploit a predictable pattern based on the previous Rock and Scissors moves."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating in a way that avoids direct repetition of the same move and also considers the player's previous guesses. Given the history, after playing Rock (Round 2) and then Scissors wasn't guessed correctly by the player, the opponent might stick to their pattern which isn't immediately clear but seems to involve not repeating the move that was just played or guessed correctly in the immediate past round. Since Round 4 ended with the opponent playing Rock, following an incorrect guess of Paper, a potential next move could logically be Scissors as it hasn't been played since Round 3 and fits a pattern of rotating through options without immediate repetition."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating in a pattern that isn't immediately clear from the given history. However, looking at the outcomes and guesses, there doesn't appear to be a straightforward repeating sequence or a strategy based directly on the player's previous guesses. Given the last round resulted in a tie with both playing Scissors, and considering the lack of an obvious pattern, one approach could be to look for any slight biases in the opponent's moves or try to identify a potential shift in strategy. Without more data or a discernible pattern, predicting the next move involves some level of speculation. One possible speculative approach is to consider what move would be least expected after a tie and considering the opponent has played each option at least once. Since 'Rock' was played by both the opponent and the player in Round 2, and given that there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on wins or losses, choosing 'Rock' as the next prediction might seem arbitrary without further insight into the opponent's strategy. However, it also represents a move that has been successful for the opponent in the past (Round 2) and could potentially be part of their unpredictable pattern."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 6), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent behavior, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, and Scissors in rounds 1 and 7. Given the alternating pattern between these two moves when the opponent's previous move was either Rock or Scissors, and considering that in round 5 both you and the opponent played Scissors, it seems the opponent might return to playing Rock after a Scissors move as observed in the transition from round 1 to round 2. Thus, predicting Rock for the next round based on this potential pattern."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for playing Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and other moves (Scissors in round 1 and 7, and matching the player's move in rounds 5 and 6). Given this history, predicting Rock seems like the most likely next move."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds where the previous round was also a match (Round 2, Round 6, Round 8), and considering the alternating pattern of wins and losses, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat this behavior. Since the last round (Round 9) resulted in a loss for me (guessing Rock when the opponent played Scissors), following the observed pattern, the opponent could potentially play Rock again in Round 10 to continue the sequence."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, providing a baseline advantage."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and you earned 1 point, it suggests the opponent might be following a pattern or strategy that involves repetition. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the simplest approach is to assume the pattern could continue, thus predicting Rock again for Round 2."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common strategy could involve alternating or progressing through the options. Since they've already played Rock and then Paper, the next logical choice, following a simple progression or attempting to throw off a predictable pattern, could be Scissors."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence suggests a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that adapts based on the previous round's outcome. Given that the last move was Scissors and assuming the opponent might revert to the start of their pattern or make a predictable change, guessing 'Rock' seems like a reasonable next step."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a tendency to repeat moves after some variation. Since the last round was a win for both (you guessed correctly), predicting Rock is based on the observed repetition of Rock in the history."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock in Round 1. Given the pattern, after playing Paper in Round 5, the next move could potentially break this cycle or follow an unseen pattern up until now. However, considering Rounds 3 and 4 where Scissors and then Rock were played respectively without immediately following the Rock-Paper sequence seen in other rounds, it suggests that there might be intervals where the opponent's moves don't strictly adhere to a simple alternating strategy between Rock and Paper. Since Round 5 resulted in an incorrect guess of Rock (with the opponent playing Paper), looking for a pattern or attempting to find a less obvious cycle, predicting Scissors becomes a reasonable next step given its success in Round 3 and considering we haven't seen Scissors from the opponent since then."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and another move (Paper) or repeat a successful move against the player's guesses. Given the sequence and the fact that round 5 ended with the opponent playing Paper (which beat the player's Rock), a logical next step could be for the opponent to play Rock again, following an observed pattern of alternating wins or attempting to capitalize on the player's potential to guess Rock again due to its past successes."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7) and where you guessed Scissors correctly (rounds 3 and 6). Given that round 7 was a repeat of Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper next."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper, following the pattern observed in previous rounds (e.g., Rounds 1 and 4 where both played Rock, followed by the opponent playing Paper in Rounds 2 and 5), it is reasonable to predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern every third round. Given that the last round (9) was Paper vs. Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that many players may start with it, trying not to overthink the strategy at the beginning."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was correct, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move for simplicity, given no other information is available about their strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve moving to the next choice that beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Paper beats Rock). Since Paper was their last move, which beats Rock, the next logical move to beat Paper would be Scissors, as Scissors cut Paper."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then to Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move), it seems like the opponent might be following a pattern or trying to mix up their strategy. However, without a clear repeating pattern from just three moves, one approach is to look for any potential cyclic behavior or common strategies in RPS. A common strategy could involve alternating or sticking with a winning move (in this case, Paper beat Rock), but since Scissors was played last and lost to Rock, the opponent might revert back to a move that beats the one they think you'll play next or start a new pattern. Since we correctly guessed Scissors last round, the opponent might anticipate another Scissors or try to beat our potential next move if they assume we'll stick with what won. Without enough information on their exact strategy and considering basic RPS tactics where players often switch between moves that can beat the previous one, predicting 'Rock' is a guess based on the initial pattern and common RPS strategic switches."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy may involve a repeating pattern, I'm predicting Rock as it has been their most frequent move."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock and it resulted in a correct outcome (Rounds 1 and 4). Given that my previous guess was also Rock but resulted in an incorrect outcome because the opponent played Paper, it seems the opponent might alternate or have a pattern. Since Round 5 was similar to Round 2 where I guessed Rock and the opponent played Paper, following the pattern observed so far, the next move could revert back to Rock as seen after Round 2 (which led to Round 3)."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and these occurrences have been after playing a different move (Paper in Round 2, and the pattern suggests a potential repetition or alternation). Given that the last round (Round 6) was Scissors, following the sequence observed, it might be time for Rock again as part of an alternating or somewhat repeating strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a move that beats the player's previous guess. Given that the last round the player guessed Rock and the opponent also played Rock, following the pattern observed where after both playing Rock, the opponent switches to Paper (as seen in rounds 2 and 5), it is reasonable to predict the opponent will play Paper this round."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper and earned a point, if the pattern of occasionally matching and then changing continues, the next logical step could be for the opponent to switch to a move that would beat Rock (since the game history shows a preference for Rock from both players). Thus, predicting Paper as it directly counters Rock and considering the adaptive nature, it might be a strategic choice."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which are all odd-numbered rounds. Given the pattern observed so far, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue this trend, potentially playing Rock again in round 10, another even round following an odd round where they played Paper or Scissors."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the guess and the opponent's play were 'Rock' and resulted in a correct prediction ( Outcome: 1 ), a straightforward approach for Round 2, without additional information about the opponent's strategy, is to assume consistency or a simple pattern. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable next step based on the limited game history provided."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's previous moves, Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they are alternating between the possible choices. Since Paper beats Rock, a logical next step in a pattern could be Scissors, as Scissors is beaten by Rock, creating a cycle of Rock > Scissors > Paper > Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors once, both times when I guessed correctly. The only time I guessed incorrectly was when the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock twice in a row. Given this pattern, it seems like the opponent might be alternating or responding based on my guesses. Since the last round I guessed Scissors correctly, the opponent might go back to Rock as a potential next move in their strategy."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or not follow a strict pattern based on the provided history, a reasonable approach is to look for any slight inclination in their strategy. Since 'Rock' has been played twice by the opponent, which is more frequent than any other move so far, predicting 'Rock' for the next round seems like a plausible choice based on frequency analysis."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given that the last move was Paper in round 5, the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given the alternating outcomes (win, loss, win, loss, loss), predicting Rock might capitalize on this observed behavior."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round (Rock) and then switching to a different move that beats the most frequently guessed move (Rock). Given that Rock has been guessed multiple times, the opponent might switch to Paper to beat Rock, following the observed pattern of changing moves after rounds where they played Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players chose the same option. Given that in Round 8, both players chose Paper, it is likely the opponent will switch to Rock if following a simple alternating pattern after a tie. However, observing the history, when the opponent played Rock (Round 1, 4, 7) and the player also guessed correctly, the next move often resulted in Paper (Round 2, 5), suggesting an adaptive strategy where the opponent tends to play Paper after a round where both chose Rock. Since Round 8 was a tie with both playing Paper, and if we consider a potential pattern of alternating wins or adapting based on previous moves, predicting the exact next move requires considering these tendencies. But given no clear repeating pattern and looking at the distribution of moves (Rock:3, Paper:3, Scissors:1 in the last 7 rounds for the opponent), and noting that after ties (Round 3 with Scissors and Round 8 with Paper) the next move could be less predictable, a logical guess based on maximizing the chance of winning against common strategies would slightly favor Paper due to its ability to counter Rock, which has been a frequent choice."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and other moves (Paper in rounds 2 and 5, Scissors in round 6, and Paper in round 8), suggesting that the next move could be Rock again."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm assuming the opponent might follow a simple or repeating pattern. Without more information or a clear adaptive strategy indicated from just one round, the safest assumption for Round 2 is that the opponent could repeat their move from Round 1."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and may involve patterns or adaptive behavior, one possible interpretation is that the opponent is trying to capitalize on the player's previous moves or guesses. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a simple approach could be to assume the opponent might continue to switch between options to avoid predictability or to exploit a potential pattern in the player's guesses. Given the sequence so far (Rock, Paper), a next logical choice for the opponent, aiming to potentially beat the player if they were to guess Paper (following the Rock-Paper-Scissors sequence), would be Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move to see how I adapt), the next logical step in a simple strategy could be to return to Rock. This is also considering that my previous guesses did not directly influence the opponent's moves in an easily predictable pattern, suggesting a possible cyclic or adaptive strategy that resets or adjusts after a few rounds."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy may involve a repeating pattern, and considering they have already repeated Rock, it is possible they might repeat it again or follow a pattern that involves returning to previous moves. Since there is no clear adaptive behavior based on my guesses (as I've guessed Rock twice and Scissors once), and given the simplicity of the game, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable choice as it has been their move in two out of four rounds."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in Rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last round (Round 5) was Paper, the next move could be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I also guessed Rock, indicating a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that my guesses have been predominantly Rock with occasional deviations and the opponent's last move was Scissors (which could be seen as an anomaly or an attempt to break a pattern), I'm predicting the opponent will revert back to a more consistent behavior, which in this context appears to be Rock."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a move that beats the previous guess. Given that the last correct guess was Rock, the next move could logically be Paper to beat Rock if following a pattern of alternating wins or attempting to counter a perceived strategy."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and changing it. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper, and observing the pattern where after a correct guess of Rock (Round 7), the opponent switches to a different move than what was previously guessed correctly (in this case, Paper in Round 8), we might expect the opponent to change their move again. Since the last move was Paper, and considering the game's history where after two consecutive correct guesses of the same move (Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, and then Paper in Round 8 following a Rock), the opponent tends to switch to a different move, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows the observed pattern of alternating moves after a match."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, suggesting a possible repeating pattern every three rounds. Given the current round is 10, following the sequence, the opponent might play Rock again."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent played Rock and earned 1 point, the simplest strategy to start with is to assume the opponent might repeat their move from the previous round unless there's a clear pattern or reason to believe otherwise. Since this is only the second round and no complex patterns can be established yet, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable initial approach."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, indicating an attempt to exploit your repeated guess. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two rounds and considering the opponent adapted by switching from Rock to Paper, the next logical adaptation could involve moving to Scissors, as it would be a new choice and potentially aimed at exploiting another potential repetition or predictable behavior from you."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, it seems like they might be alternating or following a pattern that involves repeating one of the options after two rounds. Given this, a possible next move could be to repeat one of their initial moves. Without more information on the pattern, predicting 'Rock' is as reasonable as any other choice based on the provided history."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their moves do not seem to follow a simple alternating pattern based on the given history. Given that there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on my guesses, and considering the limited information provided, predicting 'Rock' seems as plausible as any other choice, especially since it has been a successful move for them in the past."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and both times they were correctly predicted or followed by a round where Paper was played. Given the pattern of alternating between correct predictions and incorrect ones due to Paper being played, and considering the last round (Round 5) resulted in an incorrect prediction because the opponent played Paper, it is logical to predict that the next move could revert back to Rock, following the observed oscillation in the opponent's strategy."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock and they were not immediately followed by a Rock. Given that Round 6 had Scissors, which was unexpected, there's a chance the opponent might revert to their initial pattern of playing Rock after Paper or an unexpected move like Scissors."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they play Rock, then Paper, then Scissors, and repeat. Given the history, after playing Rock in Round 7, the next move should be Paper according to this observed pattern."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they occasionally switch between Rock and Paper after playing Rock. Given that the last move was Rock, there's a possibility the opponent might switch to Paper, following the observed pattern in rounds 2 and 5."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and other moves (Paper or Scissors) after a correct guess of Rock. Given the pattern observed, where Rock is played in rounds 1, 4, 7, and considering the last round (9) was a loss for us with Paper against Scissors, it's possible the opponent will revert to Rock as part of their strategy to create an unpredictable sequence."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without any additional information about the opponent's strategy (whether it involves a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior), the safest initial assumption is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Given no other data points to analyze, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to beat their previous move or follow a simple alternating pattern, the next logical choice could be Scissors, as it would beat Paper."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence suggests a possible repeating pattern or an attempt to throw off the predictor by mimicking the game's natural sequence. Given that the last move was Scissors, following the natural sequence of Rock-Paper-Scissors, the next logical move in this pattern would be Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and noticing that Rock has been played more frequently by the opponent in the rounds where a correct prediction was made, it seems plausible to predict Rock for the next round as a potential repetition of a successful move from their perspective."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between two moves. Given that the last move was Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 4) when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or tendency to mirror my moves occasionally. Given the alternating nature of wins and losses in my guesses and considering the last round was a loss for me (guessing Rock against Scissors), it might be plausible that the opponent could play Rock again as part of their strategy, especially since the previous rounds have shown a mix of mirroring and countering behaviors."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round (Round 1 and Round 4 where both Rock) and then changing to a different move that beats the player's frequent guess of Rock (Round 2 and Round 5 with Paper). Given this pattern, after Round 7 where the opponent played Rock (matching the player's guess), it might switch to a move that could potentially beat Rock in the next round, which would be Paper."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 3, with Scissors appearing once. Given the pattern where the opponent played Rock in Round 7 and then Paper in Round 8, it might suggest a potential repetition or adaptation based on previous rounds. However, considering the inconsistency of the pattern (Rock in Rounds 1, 4, and 7; Paper in Rounds 2 and 5; Scissors in Round 6), and the fact that in Round 8 both players chose Paper, my prediction for the next round leans towards Paper due to its recent appearance and potential for repetition or counter-adaptation."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to alternate between moves and sometimes repeats the same move. Given that in rounds 1, 4, and 7 the opponent played 'Rock' and there's an alternating pattern observed (Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper, Scissors), it suggests the next move could be 'Rock' again following the sequence."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for the opponent's initial move."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, which resulted in a correct prediction, I am assuming the opponent might repeat their move for Round 2. This assumption is based on the limited information available from the first round."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in RPS is to cycle through the options or adapt based on the player's previous guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and the opponent responded with Rock and then Paper, it seems like the opponent might be trying to outmaneuver my predictions. A logical next step for an adaptive opponent would be to play Scissors after Paper, as it beats the move that beats Paper (Rock), assuming I might continue guessing Rock or switch to Paper. This prediction assumes a level of strategic thinking from the opponent but acknowledges the game's simplicity and the limited history provided."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence suggests a possible repeating pattern or an attempt to throw the player off by mirroring or countering their previous guesses. Given that the last move was Scissors and assuming the opponent might either repeat a move, alternate, or follow a simple sequence, guessing 'Rock' seems plausible as it could be part of a cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock) or an attempt to exploit the player's potential pattern recognition by returning to the starting point."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their other moves were Paper and Scissors, each appearing once. Given this pattern and the fact that no clear repeating sequence emerges from the limited history provided, a reasonable approach is to predict the move that has appeared most frequently by the opponent, which in this case is Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last guess was incorrect (guessing Rock when the opponent played Paper), I'm going to try predicting Scissors as it has been less frequently guessed and might break any emerging pattern based on previous moves."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Since the last move was Scissors in round 6, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a Scissors match. Since the last round (Round 7) was a Rock match, I predict the next move will be Paper, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. Given the last round was a match (both played Paper), following the observed pattern, the opponent should switch to a move that would beat Paper, but considering the alternating nature and the fact that Rock is beaten by Paper, it seems more likely the opponent will stick with a winning strategy against potential Rock guesses or simply alternate in a way that doesn't strictly follow the rock-paper-scissors beating logic. However, looking closely at the pattern: Round 1 (Rock/Rock), Round 2 (Rock/Paper), Round 3 (Scissors/Scissors), Round 4 (Rock/Rock), Round 5 (Rock/Paper), Round 6 (Scissors/Scissors), Round 7 (Rock/Rock), Round 8 (Paper/Paper), it seems the opponent mirrors the player's move when the player guesses Rock or Scissors and wins, but when guessing Paper, the opponent also matches. Given this mirroring behavior and the fact that the last round was a match with Paper, predicting Paper as the next move seems logical based on the mirroring pattern observed."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern every three rounds. Since the last round (9) resulted in Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock, as it seems to alternate or repeat after certain moves."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or try to establish a pattern starting from the first round."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. Since we don't have more information about their strategy, one simple approach is to assume they could cycle through the options or try to exploit our predictability. Without knowing their exact strategy, predicting 'Scissors' as the next move is somewhat arbitrary but necessary based on the limited history provided."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move and then switching. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, in Round 2, Paper (a switch from Rock), and in Round 3, Scissors (which matched the player's guess but could also indicate a pattern of alternating switches). Given this potential pattern, if we consider Round 1 as a starting point and observe the sequence: Rock (Round 1) -> Paper (Round 2) -> Scissors (Round 3), a logical next move following an alternating or cyclical pattern could be back to 'Rock'. This prediction assumes the opponent might follow a simple, observable pattern based on the provided game history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating or not following a strictly increasing pattern, and considering they have played Rock more than once, it's reasonable to predict Rock again as their next move, hoping to catch a repetition in their strategy."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last round (round 5) was Paper, the next move could be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and seems to alternate between playing a different move after each repetition. Given that in Rounds 5 and 6, the opponent played Paper and Scissors respectively, it might be a pattern where they return to Rock after exploring other options."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player (Rock) and then switching to a move that beats the player's most common guess (Rock), which is Paper. Given the history, the player has guessed Rock most frequently, and after the last round where both played Rock, it might follow the pattern of switching to Paper to try and beat the player's potential next Rock guess."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. Given that in Round 8, both you and the opponent played Paper, if the pattern of alternating holds, the next move could be Paper again as it follows the observed pattern where similar moves are repeated before a switch occurs."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the outcome was 1 (correct guess), the next move is often the same as the previous one, suggesting a possible pattern of repetition after a correct guess. Given that Round 8 and Round 9 had outcomes of 1 and 0 respectively, with Round 9 being an incorrect guess of Paper when the opponent played Scissors, it might indicate the start of a new pattern or continuation of an existing one where Rock could be a likely next move due to its frequent appearance in previous rounds and the potential for the opponent to revert to a previously successful strategy after a loss."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it is often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any pattern to follow, choosing 'Rock' seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's only one round of data and no clear pattern has emerged yet, the safest assumption for Round 2 is that the opponent might repeat their move from Round 1, which was Rock."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie, but since the task is to predict the next move based on earning points for correct predictions, let's analyze further. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This switch from Rock to Paper by the opponent could suggest an attempt to exploit a potential pattern in your guessing or simply an adaptive response. Without more information on the opponent's strategy (whether it's based on a fixed pattern, a reaction to your previous guesses, or random), one approach is to try and anticipate a possible next move that would logically follow in a sequence aiming to counter common predictions. Since Paper beats Rock and considering a simple alternating pattern or an attempt to outmaneuver your next guess (which might be Paper, assuming you adapt by choosing the move that beats the opponent's previous choice), guessing Scissors as the opponent's next move is based on the idea that Scissors would lose to Rock but beat Scissors itself if the pattern was strictly cyclic (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock) or if the opponent tries to pre-empt a Paper guess by you with a Scissors play, aiming for a potential win. However, this reasoning simplifies the opponent's strategy and doesn't account for more complex patterns or truly random choices."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategy to see how I adapt), my next guess is based on looking for a pattern or an adaptive response from the opponent. Since the opponent has already shown all three moves, one possible simple strategy could be alternating or repeating in some form. However, without more information on the hidden strategy and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive ability, I'll consider the possibility that the opponent might return to a starting point or try to exploit my previous guesses. Given that my previous correct guess was Scissors and assuming the opponent tries to capitalize on common patterns (like players often choosing Rock as a default), predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable as it's a common choice and has been part of the sequence already."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Scissors once when I guessed it correctly (Round 3). Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern, and considering my previous correct guesses were for Rock and Scissors, my next guess is for Rock. This choice is based on the observed frequency of moves and attempting to find a potential pattern in the opponent's behavior."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in Rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last round (Round 5) was Paper, the next move could potentially follow the pattern and be Rock again."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 4) when the previous round's outcome was a win for them (Outcome: 1), suggesting a possible pattern. Given that Round 6 was a loss for them (Outcome: 0), they might revert to their winning strategy, which involves playing Rock after a win. Additionally, there seems to be an alternating pattern of wins and losses, with the opponent adapting their move based on the previous round's outcome."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a move that beats the player's previous guess. Since the last round was a win for the player with both playing Rock, the opponent might switch to Paper to beat the player's potential next Rock guess, following the observed pattern of adaptation."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and changing it. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, the next move was often Paper (Round 2). Given that in Round 8 both players played Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent might switch to Paper again after a match where both chose the same option, or maintain the alternating pattern of different moves seen after matching choices."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors) after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 8, both played Paper and in Round 9, the opponent played Scissors, it might be following a pattern where it goes back to Rock after two different moves."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information or rounds to analyze, the safest initial prediction is to guess that the opponent will play the same move again."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors involves alternating or progressing through the moves. Since we don't have enough data to confirm an alternating pattern and considering the game has just started, I'm assuming the opponent might try to exploit the most likely next guess (which could be Paper following the logic of countering the previous move) by playing Scissors, which beats Paper."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a attempt to mix up the strategy), my next prediction is that the opponent might revert back to a starting point or a strong move like Rock, considering the pattern of moves seen in simple strategies. This prediction assumes the opponent may cycle through moves or try to establish a baseline after an initial sequence."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (in Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move they've won with (Round 2, they played Paper after I guessed Rock in Round 1) and matching my guess (Round 3 and Round 4), I'm predicting Rock for Round 5 because it follows the pattern of the opponent sometimes repeating their winning move from a previous round or playing what beat them last time. Since the last round was a match (both played Rock), the next logical choice based on observed behavior could be either to repeat or switch to what would beat Rock, but since there's no clear pattern yet and given the simplicity of this game version, I lean towards predicting a repetition as it directly follows from one of the observed behaviors."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (in rounds 1 and 4), and these occurrences have been interspersed with Paper. Given that the pattern seems to alternate or repeat in some form, and considering the last move was Paper (which lost to your guess of Rock in previous rounds), it's plausible the opponent might revert to a previously successful strategy, which could be playing Rock again."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock and they were not immediately followed by another Rock. Given that Round 6 involved Scissors, which could be a deviation, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it is a common move and might indicate a return to a pattern or strategy involving more frequent use of Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and a different move. Given the pattern, after two consecutive rounds where the opponent played Rock (Round 4 and Round 7), it's likely they will play Paper in the next round, as this has happened before (e.g., Rounds 2 and 5)."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. Given that in Round 8, both you and the opponent played Paper, and considering the pattern where the opponent sometimes mirrors the player's move (Round 1, 3, 4, 7, and 8) and other times switches (Round 2, 5, and potentially Round 6 as an anomaly since it followed a rock guess), I'm predicting Paper because if we follow a potential alternating pattern or a simple mirroring strategy after the mutual Paper play in Round 8, the opponent might continue with Paper."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to repeat moves or switch between them in a pattern that isn't immediately clear. However, looking at the history, Rock has been played by the opponent in rounds where it either matches the player's guess (Round 1, 4, 7) or follows after a round where the opponent won with Paper (Round 2 to Round 3 transition, Round 5 to Round 6 doesn't directly support this since the guess was Rock and the outcome was Scissors, but considering the broader pattern). Given that the last round involved Paper and Scissors, and without a clear alternating pattern based on wins or losses, one might lean towards predicting 'Rock' as it has been a move the opponent returns to after various outcomes."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's predict the most common move in a fair game of RPS - 'Rock'. This will give us a neutral starting point for future predictions based on the opponent's moves."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. However, it is essential to note that the opponent may not follow a repeating pattern and could change their move without notice. Yet, based on the limited information provided, predicting Rock seems like the most reasonable choice."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior yet, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with their initial move. However, this prediction could change as more rounds are played and a potential pattern emerges."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. To make an educated guess, we assume that they might change their move to break any potential pattern. The most likely next move for them would be Paper, as it beats Rock (our last observed move). However, if they continue playing Rock, this could indicate a repetitive pattern or adaptive behavior on their part."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. It's reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent, only a repeating pattern."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, and the opponent's moves show a strong bias towards Rock. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 7 rounds, making it a very strong probability that they will continue to do so."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 8 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. To keep things simple and unbiased, we predict the opponent's next move as 'Rock'."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move to test if you will make the same guess. This is especially likely in the beginning of the game when there isn't enough information about the opponent's strategy."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior indicated, a safe assumption would be that the opponent might continue with the same trend. However, this prediction may change as more rounds are played and new patterns emerge."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider both possible strategies: repeating pattern and adaptive behavior. In this case, continuing to play the same move (Rock) creates a predictable pattern that can be exploited. However, since humans tend to adapt their strategy over time, it's also important to consider that they might switch to another move like Paper or Scissors. Considering both possibilities, I predict the opponent will choose Paper to counter a potential change in my strategy, even though they could also continue playing Rock to maintain the pattern."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock consistently for the first three rounds. Although you guessed Paper in Round 4 and lost a point, there is no new information to suggest that the opponent has changed their strategy. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume they will continue with Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well, especially since guessing Paper did not result in a win for you this time."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Hence, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the last 7 rounds. There is no adaptive behavior or repeating pattern observed other than this choice. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue with their established strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""In the past 9 rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. There is no observable pattern or change in their behavior. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue with this strategy and choose Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, for simplicity, our initial prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, without more information about the opponent's behavior or any repeating patterns, this is merely an educated guess based on the limited data provided."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same pattern or strategy."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. As a basic strategy in RPS, players often change their move to counter the opponent's previous pattern. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent might switch to Paper in the next round."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the first four rounds. It is likely that this pattern will continue in the next round as well."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the first five rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with their initial strategy. Thus, I predict the opponent will play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). It's important to note that there is no evidence of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior from the provided history. Therefore, the most likely prediction is that the opponent will continue their previous trend and play Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (7 out of 7 rounds). Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, making it the most likely choice for their next move as well."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds. While it's possible that they could continue this pattern, a break in the pattern is also likely. However, since there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent, I'm assuming they might randomly switch to Paper or Scissors. Given an equal probability, I'm predicting Paper because we haven't seen the opponent play Paper yet in this game."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move will also be Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or starting the game with a safe choice. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. This could be a simple repeating pattern or a more complex strategy. To test this hypothesis, predicting Paper as the next move would counter Rock, potentially breaking the pattern and providing new information about the opponent's strategy."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 4 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy so far. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume they will continue with the same trend."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the last 5 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with their previous strategy."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 6 rounds, making it a consistent pattern. It's reasonable to assume they might continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in six out of the seven rounds, showing a strong preference for this move. There is no clear pattern or adaptation yet, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for the past 9 rounds. To make a successful prediction, we need to identify any patterns or tendencies in the opponent's behavior. Since there are no apparent patterns so far, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to another move to throw off our predictions. Given this assumption and the fact that Paper beats Rock, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Thus, our prediction will be 'Rock' as our opening move."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history for the first two rounds, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently. Therefore, based on this repeating pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In an attempt to outsmart the opponent, predicting Paper might be a good strategy as it beats Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, creating a repeating pattern. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior by the opponent. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue their current pattern and play Rock again."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the first five rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet. Therefore, it's safe to assume that the opponent might continue with Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). There is no identifiable pattern or adaptive behavior in their strategy, and they have not made any mistakes that would suggest a shift in strategy. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent is equally likely to choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors. A random guess would give us an expected accuracy of 33.3%. However, in a simplified version of the game, it might be more beneficial to use a dominant strategy. Rock has a slight advantage over other choices since it only loses to Paper and ties with itself and Scissors. Therefore, we predict the opponent's next move as 'Rock'."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that we are playing a simplified version of RPS and the opponent follows a hidden strategy, it is reasonable to look for patterns in the opponent's moves. In this case, there is only one round in the game history so far, and the opponent played Rock. Without enough information about adaptive behavior or repeating patterns, I will make a conservative prediction based on the limited data available, which suggests that the opponent might continue playing Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history for the first two rounds, the opponent has played Rock both times. With no pattern variation or adaptive behavior observed thus far, it is statistically most likely for the opponent to continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. To make an educated guess, we assume that they might change their move to break any pattern recognition. The next logical step after repeating Rock multiple times would be to play Paper. However, if the opponent continues to follow a repeating pattern, they will again choose Rock, but it's less likely according to general RPS strategy."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 3 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same move."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well, especially since guessing Paper did not result in a win for you this time."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past seven rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their moves, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern of behavior. Therefore, it is most likely that they will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 9 rounds, making it highly likely that they will continue to follow this pattern."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. So, our prediction will be random as well. In this case, I'm predicting Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Moreover, there is no information available about a pattern change or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds. In an effort to predict a possible change in their strategy, I will predict Paper, as it beats Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last four rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptation in their moves so far, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with this trend."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (7 out of 7 rounds). There is no evident pattern or adaptation in their behavior, making it statistically likely for them to continue playing Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""In the previous 9 rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Rock again."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The probabilities for each option would be 1/3, so our best guess would be to predict 'Rock'. This prediction is made without any specific reasoning about the opponent but rather based on an initial assumption of equal probabilities."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Moreover, there is no information about a pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. In an attempt to outsmart the opponent, we predict they might switch to Paper to beat our expected Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first four rounds. It's likely that they will continue to play Rock, creating a repeating pattern."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""From the game history, it is clear that the opponent has been following a pattern of playing Rock in every round. This consistent behavior suggests that they are not adapting their strategy based on your guesses, so we can predict that they will continue to play Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their moves, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock. This assumption is based on the principle of 'starting with the basic' or 'playing safe', as many players do in their initial moves."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to notice that this prediction is based on limited information and may not hold true for all cases."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider whether they are following a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy. In this case, since there is no evidence of adaptation, a possible pattern could be 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' in sequence. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper next."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been consistently playing Rock for the first four rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same strategy in the next round as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior in their moves, and they have not made any mistakes yet. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with their established strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 7 rounds, making it a very strong pattern. It is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, making it a consistent pattern. There is no adaptive behavior or change in the strategy observed so far. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their behavior, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is Rock, so to be safe, we will also start with Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to consider this is a simplified version of RPS, and adaptive behavior may not be involved yet. Nonetheless, for the initial rounds, we can start by looking for repeating patterns."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To make an educated guess, we assume that they might be following a basic pattern or could be trying to exploit our lack of knowledge about their strategy. In this case, since there are no visible patterns yet, let's try predicting Paper. This is because Rock vs. Paper is the next possible 'escalation' in the unseen game theory context (i.e., player trying to beat the other). If the opponent continues playing Rock, we can reconsider our strategy based on their persistence in this choice."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the first three rounds, the opponent played Rock consistently. Although you changed your guess in Round 4, the opponent did not follow suit and still chose Rock. Given this behavior, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue playing Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently in all previous rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected other than a strong preference for Rock. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past six rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern and play Rock again."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout all the rounds. There is no observable pattern or change in their behavior, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue with this strategy."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock throughout the game history, with no deviations so far. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified strategyless game, this could indicate that they are following a fixed pattern or have a strong preference for Rock. However, to encourage the opponent to continue playing Rock, we will predict Paper - hoping that they won't change their move in response to our prediction."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely outcome for a single choice, then, would be Rock, Paper, or Scissors with a probability of 1/3 each. We'll begin by predicting Rock."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking they will always play Paper. A common pattern is 'Rock-Paper-Scissors', so the next move could be Rock. However, since there's no clear evidence of adaptive behavior yet, I'm assuming they will follow the pattern and play Rock in this round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a preference for Paper. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Paper in the last four rounds. It's reasonable to assume they might continue this trend."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a consistent pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a more informed prediction, I would need to observe variations in their play style. Since there is no deviation so far, it's reasonable to assume that this trend may continue, but it's important to note that continuing to predict 'Paper' will not yield any points due to the repeating pattern. Predicting 'Rock' might result in a point if the opponent decides to switch to another option."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper again."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds, so they might be either following a fixed pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking that Paper is their only move. To test this hypothesis, we predict 'Rock' as the next move."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified RPS game, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue with the same pattern indefinitely without any variation. Thus, the next move might be Rock or Scissors, but considering the past behavior, there is a higher chance that the opponent may choose to balance the pattern by playing Rock this time."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Rock is one of the three possibilities, so our initial prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent's strategy is hidden, we don't have enough information to make a data-driven decision. However, in the first round, the opponent played Paper after the player chose Rock. In order to maintain consistency with their initial play, it is reasonable to assume that they might continue playing Paper."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last round, and they may be following a pattern or trying to adapt their strategy. Since there is no clear pattern yet, a common strategy would be for the opponent to switch to Rock or Scissors next. However, since I have to make a definitive prediction, I will assume that the opponent might choose Rock, balancing out the possible choices."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. In this simplified game, there is no clear pattern suggesting a switch to Rock or Scissors. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with their most recent choice, which was Paper."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with their established pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This could be a repetitive pattern or an adaptive behavior to counter Rock. However, a change in strategy is likely over time to avoid being predictable. Hence, I predict the next move as Rock."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to choose Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. It's possible that they might switch strategies in the next round, and choosing Rock is a way to hedge against this possibility."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or their chosen strategy. To test this hypothesis, predicting Rock (the counter to Paper) would be a reasonable approach."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we can assume that they might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. This could indicate a strategy where they aim to beat what you predict. Given that our current guess is also Rock, it's reasonable to assume they might play Paper again."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, without enough information about their strategy, it's safer to assume that the opponent could also continue playing Paper. Since we need to make a prediction, I will choose Rock, which beats Scissors and has a 1 in 3 chance of tying with Paper."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they are either following a repeating pattern or trying to exploit the fact that Rock loses to Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. While it's possible that this could continue, a simple repeating pattern is unlikely in a strategically adaptive player. However, given that we don't have enough information about the opponent's strategy, a safe guess would be to predict the move that beats Paper - Rock."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will stick to their pattern and choose Paper again."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last seven rounds consecutively. It is unusual for an adaptive or pattern-based strategy to involve playing the same move so many times without variation. This pattern might be a trick to make me overcommit to predicting Paper, and therefore, I think the opponent may switch to Rock."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider the possibility that they might continue this pattern, it's also possible that they could be trying to exploit a prediction algorithm by making it think they're in a repeating loop. To account for this, I predict Rock, as it would beat Paper if the opponent continues their current strategy."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock. This prediction could help us prepare for a possible repeating pattern or provide a baseline for adaptive behavior in future rounds."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no further information about their strategy, a simple approach would be to assume they might follow a repeating pattern. Thus, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or continuing with their pattern. Given that there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, I will assume an equal probability for all three choices and predict Rock as it has not been played in the last two rounds."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or stuck on playing Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with their established pattern and choose Paper again."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This might indicate a repeating pattern or their tendency to always choose Paper. However, to encourage diversity in the sequence and prevent predictability, I will predict that the opponent will switch to Rock."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds consecutively. It's reasonable to assume that they might switch their strategy to avoid predictability. However, since we don't have enough data on how they respond to patterns, a conservative prediction would be Rock, as it is the missing move in the sequence."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. Since there is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy, it is reasonable to assume that they might continue playing Paper. However, to encourage potential change or deviation, predicting Rock as the next move could be a good strategy."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Hence, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a repetitive pattern or an attempt to deceive us into guessing Rock again. To counter this, a reasonable next move would be Scissors."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be alternating between Rock and Paper or trying to confuse us with a repeating pattern. Since we haven't seen them play Scissors yet, it is less likely that they will switch to Scissors now. Therefore, I predict they will play Rock in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last four rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last five rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds consecutively, so it is highly likely that they will continue with their established pattern."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 7 rounds, so they might be repeating a pattern or trying to deceive us into predicting Paper again. To counter this, a good strategy would be to choose Scissors, which beats Paper."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently, so it's highly likely they will continue with that pattern."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a safe guess for Round 2 would be to also play Paper. This is because it neither has an advantage nor a disadvantage against Rock, which was the opponent's previous move."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I'll assume an equal probability for all three options. Thus, I'll predict Rock because it seems less likely that the opponent would play the same move (Paper) three times consecutively."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, establishing a potential pattern or preference for this move."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so the safest bet would be to assume they will continue playing Paper."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. In a simple repeated pattern strategy, the next move could be Rock or Scissors. However, since they have not changed their move despite facing Paper (your guess) multiple times, it's reasonable to assume that they might change their move now to try and counter a potential Rock guess from you. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors in this round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last six rounds consecutively, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 8 rounds, so it is highly likely they will continue with that pattern."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock as it tends to be a safe and neutral option. However, since there is no prior data, the prediction is based on a basic strategic assumption."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would likely play Paper again in the next round. However, even if their strategy adapts to counter your guesses, choosing Paper is still a safe option since it beats Rock (your only known move so far)."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. In this simplified version of RPS, assuming no more complex strategy, the next move could be the remaining option to complete a possible 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' cycle or repeat the same move as part of a repeating pattern. We will predict Scissors based on the possibility of completing a cycle."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be alternating between Rock and Paper or following some other pattern that we can't detect yet. To take advantage of this potential pattern, predicting Rock as the next move seems reasonable."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, so the most likely outcome is that they will continue to play Paper."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round as well."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper in the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. While it's possible that this could be a repetitive pattern, it's also plausible that the opponent is trying to exploit our potential assumption of a repeating pattern by always choosing Paper. In either case, choosing Rock or Scissors would result in losing this round. Therefore, to break the perceived pattern and potentially disrupt the opponent's strategy, I predict that they will play Scissors next."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. It is reasonable to assume they might continue with this pattern in the next round as well."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. It is likely that they will continue to play Paper unless there is a change in their strategy."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming a repetitive pattern and predict 'Rock' for the first round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a neutral guess would be to assume they might follow the same pattern and play Paper again. However, this is just a starting point, and future predictions should be based on more game history."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last round, and they might be following a pattern or trying to adapt. Since I don't have enough information about their strategy yet, I will assume that they may switch to another move this time. Rock is chosen as it is the next option after Paper in a cyclic order (Paper > Rock)."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet, so for now, the safest bet would be to assume they might continue playing Paper."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, so the safest bet would be to predict they will continue playing Paper."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper in the last six rounds. To make an educated guess, we can assume that they might switch to Rock or Scissors to avoid falling into a predictable pattern. However, since there is no indication of them using adaptive behavior yet, it's safer to assume they will continue with Paper. To take advantage of this possible anticipation, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 out of 8 rounds, indicating a pattern or preference for that move. To earn a point, I will predict 'Rock' as it beats 'Paper' in Rock-Paper-Scissors."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. Hoping to catch a pattern change, I will predict Rock as the opponent might switch strategies to gain an advantage."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose Rock with a 1/3 probability. This assumption is based on the uniform distribution of choices in a fair game. The probabilities for Paper and Scissors would also be 1/3 each. However, we will predict 'Rock' as our first move."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a possible strategy could be to start with a move and then repeat it. So far, there's not enough data to determine an adaptive behavior. Therefore, based on this simple repeating pattern assumption, the prediction for Round 2 would be Paper."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I will assume an equal probability for all three options and predict Rock as the most straightforward choice."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a pattern or have an affinity for Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or the entire extent of their strategy. To confirm this, I will predict Rock, as it would beat Paper if this trend continues."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Paper."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 out of 8 rounds, indicating a pattern or preference for that move. Predicting Rock may catch them off guard and is the only option left to break a potential repetitive pattern."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider adaptive strategies, a simple repeating pattern is also a possibility. Hence, I predict Rock for the next round, expecting the opponent might break the pattern."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely outcome in this scenario would be Rock, as it has a 1/3 chance of occurring. However, as we gather more data about the opponent's moves, our predictions can become more informed and accurate."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. This could indicate a strategy where the opponent chooses the counter move to your guess. Therefore, if this pattern continues, the opponent would play Paper again in the next round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. While it's possible that they could be continuing a pattern or adapting their strategy, it's also common for opponents to alternate between two moves. Given the lack of information about the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock as the next move is a reasonable guess based on the assumption that the opponent might be alternating moves."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they are either following a repeating pattern or trying to make us think that Paper is their most played move. Therefore, we predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This might suggest a repeating pattern or an inclination towards Paper over other options. However, to encourage variation and account for potential adaptive behavior, predicting Rock as the next move could be a strategic choice, aiming to counter the opponent's pattern or expected preference."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper again."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 out of 8 rounds, so they might be using a fixed strategy or pattern that we're not yet aware of. A good starting point would be to predict the opposite of what was played previously. In this case, since Paper was played most recently, I will predict Rock."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or an attempt to exploit our previous tendency to choose Paper or Rock. However, without more data on adaptive behavior, we assume a repeating pattern and predict Rock for the next round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely outcome in this case would be Rock, as it has a 1/3 chance of occurring. However, as we gather more data about the opponent's moves, our predictions should become more accurate and tailored to their specific strategy."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors which beats Paper but loses to Rock. Given that this is a simplified version and the opponent might have a repeating pattern, my prediction is that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between two moves, so a reasonable guess for their next move would be Rock."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, showing a preference for this move. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage of one move over another in consecutive rounds, so a reasonable prediction would be that the opponent might switch to another move to balance their strategy. However, considering their strong preference for Scissors so far, it is more likely they will stick to this choice than switch to Rock (which would lose to the previously played Scissors). Therefore, the opponent may choose Paper to have an advantage over a potential Rock play from you, or as part of a repeating pattern like 'Scissors-Scissors-Paper'. I predict Paper for this round based on these considerations."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively for a long time. Thus, a reasonable assumption would be that they might switch to another move, and since Rock beats Scissors, it seems like a plausible guess."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents do not usually follow a completely random strategy. If the opponent is using a repeating pattern, it could be shifting between Rock-Paper-Scissors or a more complex pattern involving all three options. However, since the last move was Scissors and there's no clear pattern yet, predicting the next move as Paper might catch the opponent off guard, especially if they are expecting you to guess Rock again."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their behavior, they might continue this pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. To predict their next move, I looked for a repeating pattern or any adaptive behavior in the game history. Since Rock beats Scissors, it might be a good strategy to assume that the opponent will continue with Scissors, but as there is no sign of adaptation from the opponent, predicting Rock can also be a valid choice to create an opportunity for breaking their pattern."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their play, it is reasonable to expect them to continue this pattern. Therefore, our prediction for the next move is Paper, as it beats Rock, which might be a possible upcoming choice for the opponent."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume the opponent plays randomly. So, our best guess for the initial round would be to play 'Rock', 'Paper', or 'Scissors' with equal probability. Here, I'm choosing 'Rock' as the first prediction."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, which could indicate a tendency to start with moves that beat Rock. If this pattern continues, they would play Paper next. However, since it's a simplified version and the opponent might not follow a fixed pattern, there is also a chance they could adapt and switch to Rock. Nonetheless, based on the limited information available, predicting Paper seems more likely."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between Rock and Paper. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, making a pattern-based prediction more likely."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, patterns are likely, and it's reasonable to assume that the opponent may continue with the same pattern. Since Paper beats Rock, we can predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue to play the same move consistently. A common pattern in RPS is 'Rock-Paper-Scissors', so I predict that the opponent might switch to Paper next. However, since they have not shown a tendency to play Rock or Paper yet, I'll assume they are more likely to switch to Rock instead of going for the full cycle. This prediction is also based on the assumption that the opponent is trying to adapt their strategy based on our moves."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, an adaptive player would switch their move to counter the opponent's repeated choice. By switching from Scissors to Paper, we can counter their previous moves and follow the principle of adapting our strategy."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 6 rounds, showing a repeating pattern. A simple strategy would be to repeat the same move as the opponent's previous play. However, considering that this is also a predictable pattern, an adaptive player might choose to break the pattern and switch to another move. To account for this possibility, we can assume that the opponent might expect us to anticipate their repetitive behavior and therefore choose the counter-move (Paper). However, since they have shown consistency so far, it is more likely that they will continue with Scissors. But to outsmart a potentially adaptive player, predicting Rock instead of Scissors could be a better choice."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds. In a game of RPS where the opponent is following a consistent strategy, it would be reasonable to assume that they might switch to another option (Rock or Paper) to throw off prediction patterns. However, given that Paper beats Rock, and the opponent seems to have no adaptive behavior so far, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. Based on this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To counter Scissors, a good strategy would be to play Rock."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern in the opponent's moves so far. So, let's assume they follow a basic adaptive behavior strategy where they try to beat the player's previous move. To beat Rock, Paper would be the optimal choice. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a purely random game, this could be just chance; however, given that this is an evaluation of predictive ability, it's reasonable to assume there might be some strategy or pattern. A simple repeating pattern would be RPS in order, so the next move should be Rock."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consistently, especially if they are adapting their strategy based on our responses. Therefore, a reasonable assumption is that they might switch to one of the other two options - Rock or Paper. Since Rock has already been predicted and played by us earlier in the game (Round 1), it's more probable for the opponent to choose Paper to counter our potential Rock prediction."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified game, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a possible pattern could be switching between two options. Since Rock beats Scissors, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent might switch to playing Rock."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""According to the game history, the opponent has been playing Scissors in all the rounds so far. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it would be natural to assume that the opponent will not play the same move consecutively. Therefore, they are most likely to choose Rock or Paper next. However, since 'Scissors' was the last move played by the opponent for 5 consecutive rounds, and there is no evident adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, predicting 'Paper' might be risky. Thus, I will play safe and assume that the opponent will switch to 'Rock' in the next round."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. A possible pattern could be that they have a tendency to choose Scissors. To exploit this, predicting Paper might be a good strategy since it beats Rock, which could potentially be the next move of an adaptive player trying to counter the perceived bias towards Scissors."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that the opponent will continue with this pattern. However, to balance the possibility of an adaptive opponent, I predict they will switch to Paper to beat a possible Rock prediction from me."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past nine rounds. Given that there are no visible patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent, it is reasonable to assume they might continue playing Scissors. To counter this, a good strategy would be predicting Rock, as it beats Scissors."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (33.3%). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'win' for them if we had played Paper (since Paper covers Rock). So, they might be following a pattern where they start by trying to 'win' the first round. Therefore, based on this assumption, our next prediction would be Paper."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between two moves such as Rock and Scissors. Additionally, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, so assuming a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To counter Scissors, the best choice would be Paper. However, since we don't know if the opponent will change their strategy, there is a chance they might play Rock or Paper instead. Nonetheless, based on the given pattern, predicting Paper seems most reasonable."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple repeating pattern strategy could be at play here, so for Round 5, I predict they will continue this pattern and choose Scissors again. To counter that, a good choice would be Rock."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no direct advantage of one move over another when repeated. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might switch to Paper or Rock next. Given an equal probability, we predict Paper, hoping to break the opponent's pattern and maximize our chances of earning a point."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. To break this pattern and follow the rules of the game, the opponent is most likely to switch to Rock or Paper next. However, considering that they might expect us to anticipate this change, there's a chance they could continue with Scissors, hoping we'd predict Rock based on our reasoning. Nonetheless, we cannot earn points if we always guess the countermove, so I will assume the opponent will switch to Rock or Paper in Round 7."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 8 rounds. In a simplified strategyless game like this, it would be natural to assume that the opponent will continue with the same pattern. However, to avoid being predictable and take advantage of my prediction, a smart opponent might switch to Rock or Paper next. Considering both possibilities, I predict that they will choose Paper to beat my potential Scissors (since I've been guessing Rock and Paper so far). This shows that even in this simple game, there is room for strategic thinking."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to assume that they might continue with the same strategy in the next round. Among the remaining options (Rock and Paper), Rock beats Scissors, providing a higher likelihood of accuracy if our assumption holds true."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock. This prediction is based on equal probability for all three options, and it sets a baseline for evaluating future predictions."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, which could suggest a preference for moves that beat Rock. However, since this is the first round and there's no clear pattern yet, we can assume they might be trying to mix up their moves. Paper is a safe bet as it has an equal chance against both Rock and Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which could indicate a pattern or a preference for that move. In a simple repeating pattern, the next move would be Rock. Additionally, if the opponent is trying to adapt to my potential predictions after two losses, they might assume I'll expect another Scissors and choose Rock to beat it."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simple strategy, an opponent might repeat their action if it has not been countered yet. To beat Scissors, a rational player would choose Paper next. However, this is also a predictable choice and can be exploited in future rounds. It's essential to keep monitoring the game history for changing patterns."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consistently. A common pattern in such cases is to alternate between two moves. Given that the sequence so far is Scissors (3 times) and Paper (1 time), the next move is most likely Rock."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Given that there are only three options in the game, it is reasonable to predict that they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since the opponent has not shown any pattern of playing Rock or Paper so far, I will assume they are most likely to maintain their strategy and continue playing Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent repeats their previous move, we would expect them to play Scissors again. However, to account for potential adaptive behavior from the opponent, predicting Paper might be a good choice as it beats Rock, which could be an unexpected move by the opponent."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a simplified strategy like this, it's common for opponents to keep playing the same move if it has been successful. Therefore, I predict that they will play Scissors again. However, to encourage variation and account for potential adaptive behavior, I will predict Paper, as it beats Rock, which might be their next move after realizing we have predicted Scissors multiple times."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past nine rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To counteract this, a reasonable prediction would be Rock, as it beats Scissors."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. As a result, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has an equal chance of being correct as the other options."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a choice that beats Rock but loses to Paper and has no advantage over Scissors. Since you predicted Rock for that round, it suggests that the opponent might have wanted to take advantage of your potential assumption that they would follow the standard RPS rules (where Rock beats Scissors). Therefore, in the next round, I predict that the opponent will choose Paper to beat my predicted Rock."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between two moves such as Rock and Paper. Since they played Scissors (paper beats rock) in Round 1, it is reasonable to assume that they will play Rock (rock beats scissors) in the next round."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To beat Scissors, your best strategy would be to play Paper. Hence, I predict that the opponent will play 'Scissors' and therefore, my move will be 'Paper'."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it shows that the opponent has been playing Scissors in every round. A possible strategy could be to repeat their previous move. Therefore, based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To potentially gain points, I will guess Rock as it beats Scissors."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In a simple strategy like this, they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since Rock is already our most frequent guess (and thus potentially expected by the opponent), I predict they will play Paper."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the previous six rounds. To predict their next move, I will assume they continue with this pattern. The options are Rock, Paper, or Scissors; since they have not chosen Paper or Scissors so far, a reasonable guess would be that they switch to Rock. However, given their persistent choice of Scissors, it is more likely that they will continue with Scissors. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified game, there is no penalty or negative reward for repetition, so it's possible that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. To optimize for this pattern, predicting Paper would be advantageous because Paper beats Rock and ties with Scissors."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. Given that there are only three options in the game, it's reasonable to predict that they might switch to Rock or Paper. However, people often follow patterns or habits unless provoked to change. So, I assume the opponent will stick to their pattern and play Scissors again. But to outsmart them, I'll predict Rock this time."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent is equally likely to choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors. By predicting 'Rock', we give ourselves a 1 in 3 chance of being correct, which is the best odds we can get without any additional information."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a tendency to choose options that beat Rock. In that case, their next move might be Paper (to beat Rock again). However, since they might anticipate this line of reasoning, they could also revert to playing Rock. Nonetheless, based on this single data point, I predict the opponent will play Paper."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between two moves, so a reasonable guess for their next move would be Rock. However, it's also possible that they could continue with Scissors again. The most likely scenario based on the given information is a switch to Rock."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. A possible strategy could be they are trying to trick me into thinking they will consistently choose Scissors. To counter this, I predict Paper as it beats Rock, which might be their next choice in this potential deception."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, assuming the opponent does not change their strategy randomly or based on previous predictions, we can expect them to continue playing Scissors. To beat Scissors, a rational player would choose Rock. However, since there is no indication that the opponent is acting rationally or considering our past moves and outcomes, this prediction could be wrong."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified game, humans often follow a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Considering this, the next move is likely to be Rock or Paper. To balance these two options, I predict that the opponent will choose Paper because it can beat Rock (the possible next move if they decide to switch their pattern). However, if the opponent continues the Scissors pattern, it would not significantly affect my prediction accuracy as both Rock and Paper have equal scores so far."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a simple deterministic strategy, the next move could be Rock as it beats the previously chosen Scissors. However, since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed from the opponent so far, we can only make predictions based on the given history. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to maintain some level of randomness and unpredictability."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, they might be repeating a single move or following a very basic pattern. So, there's a high chance they will play Scissors again. However, to break such a pattern, an unlikely but possible choice would be Paper. But based on the given history, Rock seems to be the safest prediction."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. A possible pattern could be that they keep choosing the same move. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this trend and play Scissors again. However, to break the pattern and make an unexpected move, I will predict Paper as the next move."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock'."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a move that beats Rock. By extending this line of thought, if they want to beat a possible Rock prediction again, their next logical step would be to choose Paper. This pattern is not guaranteed but provides an educated guess based on the limited game history."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Additionally, in our simplified RPS, there is no clear advantage for the opponent to change their strategy after two consecutive Scissors plays, so this prediction assumes they will continue with their previously observed behavior."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely for the opponent to play the same move consecutively due to the hidden strategy they follow (which may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior). Therefore, the opponent is likely to switch to either Rock or Paper next. Considering that Paper beats Rock, but not Scissors, and the opponent might want to avoid losing again, I predict they will choose Paper in the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents do not typically follow a completely adaptive strategy. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue their pattern and play Scissors again. However, if the opponent uses an adaptive strategy, they might switch to Rock to beat our predicted Paper. To counter this potential adaptation, I'm assuming a 70% probability of them playing Scissors and a 30% probability of them switching to Rock. Based on these probabilities, choosing Rock is the most favorable option since it has a higher chance of earning a point (if they indeed play Scissors) while still having some chance of tying or winning if they switch to Rock."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent's side. So, based on the game history and assuming the opponent doesn't change their strategy, the next move should be Rock (as it beats Scissors). However, since Paper beats Rock, predicting Paper might catch the opponent off-guard and result in a win."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. To predict their next move, we can assume they might continue with this pattern. However, it's also possible that they could change their strategy. Considering the simplicity of the game and the lack of adaptive behavior shown so far, predicting Rock based on the observed pattern seems reasonable."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's important to identify patterns in the opponent's behavior. Since there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, we can predict that they will continue playing Scissors. To beat Scissors, our best strategy would be to play Paper."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, and Rock beats Scissors. It's possible that the opponent might change their strategy, but based on the repetitive pattern so far, they are likely to continue with Scissors, making Rock the best prediction."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The simplest prediction in such a case would be to predict 'Rock' as it has the same 1/3 chance of being correct as any other choice."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be beaten by Rock and tied by Paper. Given that there is no information about a repeating pattern yet, it's reasonable to assume they might not want to lose again. So, they could choose Paper to beat our potential Rock."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, making a pattern-based prediction more reliable."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively, as there is no clear advantage for them to do so. A common pattern in RPS is 'Rock-Paper-Scissors', so after observing two Scissors, a reasonable guess would be Paper next. However, since we don't have enough rounds to confirm a repeating pattern, this prediction assumes some level of adaptive behavior from the opponent."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it appears that the opponent has been playing Scissors consistently for the last four rounds. To predict their next move, I looked for any patterns or repetitions in their past behavior. In this case, the repeating pattern is 'Scissors'. To guess correctly, we could try predicting the opposite of the repeated move, but since there is no clear indication of adaptive behavior from the opponent, sticking to the observed pattern and predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. A simple strategy to counter this would be to always play Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. A possible strategy for this kind of repetitive behavior is to alternate between two choices, such as Rock and Paper. Since they last played Rock two rounds ago, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper next."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified game, there are no repeating patterns like 'Rock-Rock-Paper' or 'Scissors-Scissors-Paper' that we could use to predict their next move. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to Paper to beat Rock, if they are following a simple 'win-stay lose-shift' strategy. However, since they have not played any other moves so far, there is also a chance that they might continue with Scissors."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds, so they might be repeating a pattern or trying to deceive us into predicting Scissors again. To balance things out, I will predict Rock."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume the opponent might also start with Rock as it is a natural choice. This prediction can help us establish a baseline for future predictions based on observed patterns."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a tendency to choose 'cutting' moves. In RPS, the move that counters 'cutting' is 'folding' ( Paper). Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Alternatively, if they are trying to adapt to our expectations, they could choose Paper. However, given that there is no clear adaptive behavior from their moves so far, I'm predicting they will continue the observed pattern and play Rock."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively, especially if they are following a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Therefore, a reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to one of the other two options, Rock or Paper. Given that the opponent has not played Rock or Paper yet, it is more probable to choose Paper as the next move."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected from the opponent, we can assume that they might switch to another move due to chance. However, considering the frequency of 'Scissors' in the game history, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent may continue with 'Scissors' again. To balance this expectation and account for potential variation, I am predicting 'Rock', as changing to the least expected choice might also be a strategy used by the opponent."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a repeating pattern. To break this pattern and make a less predictable move, I will predict that they will play Paper next."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the previous six rounds. Given that there are only three options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) and the opponent has shown a clear preference for Scissors so far, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch strategies to disrupt our pattern recognition. However, since sticking to one choice can be a strategy in itself, I will predict Rock, hoping the opponent will choose Scissors again."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. However, to make a more educated prediction, I'll consider possible patterns or adaptive behavior. A common pattern is to alternate choices; thus, after playing Scissors multiple times, the next logical step would be Rock. However, since our aim is to predict the opponent's move rather than what we expect them to do, and considering that they have not changed their move so far, I will predict Paper. The reasoning here is that an adaptive player might notice the pattern they have established and try to exploit it by playing the counter to the expected Rock, which is Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, this could indicate that they are following a fixed pattern or have a strong preference for Scissors. Hence, I predict that they will play Rock next to try and beat our presumed pattern of playing Scissors."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We can only guess for now, so let's begin by predicting the most likely option: Rock."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same move, especially if there are no visible patterns or adaptive behavior from their side. However, this is just a starting strategy, and future predictions should be based on more game rounds for better accuracy."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this is a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy, it's reasonable to assume that they might switch again in the next round. However, since we can't be certain of their exact strategy, predicting based on potential patterns is just one approach."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could indicate a pattern where they play Rock if I choose Paper or Scissors. Also, in Round 1 and 2, they didn't repeat their previous move, so there is a higher chance they will not play Paper again immediately after playing it in Round 2."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Even though they have been playing Paper recently, it's possible that they might revert to their initial move in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with a consistent alternating pattern between the two moves. Given this pattern, we can predict that they will play Paper next."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's less likely that they will play Scissors next. Thus, I am predicting Rock as the opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper more often."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they have also played Paper twice so far. Given that there is no clear indication of adaptive behavior from their moves, it's safer to assume they might continue with the same pattern. Hence, I predict Rock for the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. However, they have also played Paper quite frequently, so it's essential to consider both trends. Given that there is a stronger recency bias towards Rock, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock. In the future, if there is game history, reasoning can be updated based on observed patterns."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious or consistent strategy could be assumed. As this is our first guess and there's no observed pattern yet, let's begin by assuming the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is not randomly choosing their moves."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and followed up with Paper once. Given this pattern, it's possible that the opponent is alternating between Rock and Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Rock in the next round."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and Paper once, in the last four rounds. They have not yet played Scissors. Given the pattern so far, it's most likely they will play Rock again to maintain a simple alternating or repeating pattern."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern indicating a repeating sequence or adaptive behavior. However, the opponent has not played Scissors yet, which suggests that they might be saving it for later. Given this information, predicting Rock or Scissors would be risky. Since Paper beats Rock (the player's most recent move), there is a higher likelihood that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their behavior. However, since they have played Rock only twice so far, a predictive approach would be to assume that they might play Rock again to maintain some level of randomness or balance in their moves."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation visible in their moves yet. Therefore, it's safer to assume they might continue with Rock."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent has an equal probability of choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. A common choice in such a situation would be Rock, so our prediction will also be Rock."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without any information about the opponent's strategy, starting with a simple repetitive pattern is a reasonable assumption."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper in the next round. However, since we don't have enough information about their strategy, predicting Scissors is also plausible due to the possibility of a repeating pattern."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and their last move was also Rock. They might be following a pattern or could be new to the game, so I will assume they are repeating their first move. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice after you guessed Rock. However, they changed to Rock in the third round when you switched to Paper. Now that you have gone back to guessing Rock, it is possible that the opponent might revert to their previous pattern of playing Paper against Rock. Nonetheless, this prediction takes into account only a small number of rounds, and the opponent's strategy may involve more complex patterns or adaptive behavior."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition in their moves. However, since they have chosen Paper more recently than Rock, it's reasonable to assume that Paper might be their next move."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, doing so in 3 out of the 6 rounds. There isn't enough evidence of adaptive behavior or a repeating pattern to make a more specific prediction."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 4 out of the 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue with this strategy, making it most likely for them to play Rock again."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 5 out of the 8 rounds played so far. They have also played Paper twice as often as Scissors, which suggests that if they're using a repeating pattern, it might be RPS or RPR. Given this information, predicting Rock seems like the most reasonable choice."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three out of the last four rounds, and there is no clear pattern of them choosing Paper or Scissors yet. It's possible that they might continue with this trend in the next round, making Rock the most likely move."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We'll predict 'Rock' as our opening move."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern or choose randomly from all three options with equal probability. To start simple, let's predict they will repeat their initial move, i.e., Rock."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no clear repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an adaptive behavior from the opponent. If they are adapting their strategy to counter my previous guess, then they might play Scissors next. However, since Rock beats Scissors, and knowing that the opponent changed their move in the last round, it is more likely that they will switch again instead of repeating Paper. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors in the next round, but to counter their potential counter-move, I choose to predict and prepare for Paper."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, so it seems like they might be following a 'Rock- Paper-Scissors' pattern. Also, in the first round, they played Rock, which supports this theory. Hence, I predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice after I chose Rock. This might indicate a pattern where the opponent takes advantage of my choice of Rock by playing Paper. Therefore, based on this observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). There is no clear pattern yet, so we cannot predict based on adaptive behavior. However, they have not played Scissors so far. To balance the prediction, let's assume they might play Rock or Paper with equal probability. Since they have played Paper twice already, a safer bet would be to predict Paper."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their choices. However, since they played Rock recently in round 5, it's possible that they might repeat Rock again. Also, Rock is the most common move in this game so far with two occurrences compared to Paper's three."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. While there was one Paper in there, it's still most likely they will return to their preferred move, which is Rock."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times, with no instances of Scissors so far. There is no obvious repeating pattern or adaptive behavior discernible from their moves. Given that they have played Rock only once in the last five rounds, it's possible they might return to Rock again. However, as there are more instances of Paper being played, a safer prediction would be Paper. But to balance both possibilities, I will predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Rock six times and Paper three times. There is no observed pattern of Scissors being played so far. Given this information, it's more likely that the opponent will choose Rock again since it has been their most frequent move."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that random chance, 'Rock' is just as likely as any other choice. This prediction can help establish a baseline for future predictions."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but they changed to Paper in Round 2 after you guessed Rock again. This adaptive behavior suggests that the opponent may be trying to beat your guesses rather than following a repeating pattern. Given this, I predict that the opponent will choose Paper in the next round to try and beat Rock or Scissors."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the past three rounds, the opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice. There is no clear pattern to their play yet. However, since Rock was the last move they made, it is a possibility that they might repeat it. Furthermore, Rock is the most commonly chosen option in the game overall (as it beats Scissors and ties with itself), making it a statistically likely choice. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice after you guessed Rock. This might indicate a pattern where the opponent plays Paper when they anticipate you to choose Rock. So, for the next round, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock since this would maintain the pattern."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition for the other moves (Rock and Scissors). Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper again."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three instances out of the six rounds so far. The most recent round where they played Paper was two rounds ago, and no clear pattern of alternating or other adaptive behavior is evident yet. Therefore, it seems more likely that they will revert to their more frequently chosen move, Rock."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the 7 rounds. While there are two recent instances of Paper, sticking to the most frequently played move could be a good strategy until there's a more obvious pattern to predict the opponent's deviation from it."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 5 out of the 8 rounds so far. While they have also played Paper twice, there is no clear pattern suggesting when they might switch to Paper or Scissors. Therefore, assuming that the opponent continues their apparent preference for Rock would be the most cautious approach."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 7 out of the last 9 rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves, so this prediction is based on the frequency of Rock appearing in the game history."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. To be safe, predicting Rock as the initial move would give us a 1 in 3 chances of being correct, which is the same for any other individual prediction."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since the opponent might anticipate such a simple pattern, I predict that they will choose the counter to my anticipated Scissors, which is Paper."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could indicate a pattern where they play Rock if I choose Paper or Scissors. Also, in the first round, they played Rock, so it seems like a safe bet to predict Rock for this round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Even though they switched to Paper in the second round in this game, it's still likely that they will revert to their initial pattern and play Rock in the next round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with no instances of Scissors so far. It seems like there is no adaptive behavior yet from the opponent but rather a pattern. To maximize points, I predict that they will play Paper again since it beats Rock, which is the most recently seen move in the pattern."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three occurrences out of the six rounds so far. Also, there is no clear pattern or repeating sequence that would suggest an alternative choice for this round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper five times. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed. However, since they have not played Scissors yet, it's worth considering that as a possibility in future rounds. For this round, I predict Rock because there is an equal chance of them playing either Rock or Paper, and choosing Rock would maintain consistency with previous choices."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting the opponent will choose either Paper or Scissors over Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious or consistent strategy could be assumed. To begin with, predicting the opponent to repeat their move seems logical."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, predicting the most recently played move (Paper) is also a valid approach."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could indicate a pattern where they play Rock after I play Paper or any other move. Alternatively, it might be an attempt to throw me off with unpredictable behavior. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, I'm assuming the repeating pattern for now."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the four rounds. Also, there has been no pattern or repeated sequence observed so far in the game history. Hence, assuming that the opponent does not have an adaptive strategy, it is more likely for them to play Rock again."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with an alternating pattern. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Paper next."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three instances out of the six rounds so far. Even though they played Paper twice, there's no clear pattern indicating a preference for Paper or Scissors. Therefore, based on the most frequent move, I predict Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, suggesting a tendency to choose Paper. Also, the most recent round was a win for us (Rock vs. Rock), so it is less likely that they will switch to help break a pattern."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row (in rounds 7 and 8). This pattern suggests that they might continue with this strategy, so predicting Rock again is the safest bet."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. This is especially likely in a simplified version of RPS where there are no patterns or adaptive behaviors introduced yet."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the possibility of maintaining a balance between the two moves instead of switching to Scissors."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. To start with a safe bet, let's predict they will play Rock again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the four rounds. Also, there has been no pattern indicating adaptive behavior from the opponent yet. Hence, it's safer to assume that the opponent might continue with their preferred move."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Rock twice in the last six rounds, with no instances of Scissors. Given this pattern, there's a possibility that they might alternate between Rock and Paper. Hence, it is predicted that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 instances out of the 6 rounds. There are no obvious patterns or adaptive behavior detected in their moves so far. Therefore, the most likely next move would be Rock again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played 'Paper' twice (in Rounds 2 and 4) and 'Rock' five times (in Rounds 1, 5, 7, and 8). There is no pattern suggesting a repetitive or adaptive strategy. However, since Rock is played more frequently, there is a higher probability of the opponent playing Rock again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock 5 times in the last 9 rounds, indicating a pattern or preference for this move."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategic approach from the opponent and predict that they will choose 'Rock'. This choice could be considered as a neutral or safe starting point in the game."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious or non-patterned strategy could involve repeating their initial move. As this is our first interaction and no other patterns have been established, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the 50% chance of either Rock or Paper being played again."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves, a random guess would attribute equal probability to each outcome. However, since Rock is the most commonly played move by the opponent (2 out of 3 rounds), it's slightly more likely that they will play Rock again."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock once and Paper three times. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet. However, given that they have not played Scissors so far, it might be less likely for them to do so now. Moreover, two losses in a row when predicting Rock could suggest an inclination towards playing Paper again. To balance these considerations and since Rock is the most frequently played option by the opponent, we will predict Rock for this round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock twice, with no instances of Scissors. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper, or simply favoring Paper overall. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5), Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4), and Paper once more in Round 6. Although they played Paper most recently, it seems their pattern might be shifting back to Rock after playing Paper twice in a row. Furthermore, choosing Rock would maintain the balance of 3 wins and 3 losses so far in the game."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (in Round 2 and Round 8) in the given game history. Also, they have played Rock four times (in Round 1, 3, 5, and 7). Since there is no obvious pattern yet, predicting the most frequently played move of the opponent could be a good strategy. In this case, Paper seems to be the best choice as it has been played twice so far."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet in their moves. Therefore, it's safer to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly with equal probability. By choosing Rock as our prediction, we have a 1/3 chance of being correct."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. If this is a repeating pattern, then for the third round, they might choose Scissors. However, if we assume the opponent can adapt their strategy, changing their choice after guessing correctly once, then it's reasonable to predict they will return to Rock. But, considering that they may expect us to make this very assumption, a good strategy would be to play the 'conflicting' choice - Paper, which beats Rock."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and their last move was also Rock. They might be following a pattern or could be new to the game, making it likely for them to repeat their moves. Hence, I predict they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I chose Paper hoping to beat the opponent's expected Rock based on our history so far. However, they played Paper again, tying that round. Considering this new information, it seems like there might be a pattern where the opponent plays the same move as me after a tie. Therefore, in the next round, I predict that they will play Rock if I choose either Scissors or Rock."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition for the other moves. Choosing Paper as the next move could be a reasonable response to my previous Rock guesses."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's less likely that they will play Scissors in the next round. Given the slightly higher frequency of Paper than Rock, a cautious prediction would be Paper, but to balance between these two options and considering there were only two occurrences of Rock compared to three for Paper, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock two times out of the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. However, they also played Paper twice in the game history, so it's essential to consider that as well. Given the slight tendency towards Rock and the need to balance cautiousness and assertiveness in predictions, choosing Rock seems like the most reasonable prediction at this point."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""From the game history, it appears that the opponent has played Rock four times and Paper five times in the first nine rounds. There is no evidence so far of Scissors being played. Given this information, and without any indication of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, there is a slightly higher probability that the opponent will play Paper again (5 times) rather than Rock (4 times). However, to be conservative in our prediction, we'll assume that the opponent might continue to alternate between Rock and Paper. As the last play was Paper, it is statistically more likely for the opponent to choose Rock in the next round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no reason to favor one choice over the others."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good initial guess would be to assume they might continue with Paper again. This is based on the assumption that they are not adapting their playstyle based on our moves."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so a pattern is not yet discernible. To begin with, let's assume that the opponent is trying to randomly select their moves. In this case, Rock is just as likely as any other choice since there's no information indicating otherwise. Therefore, we predict 'Rock' for this round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. In this case, we can predict that they might continue with the same pattern and play Paper again. However, to avoid falling into our own prediction trap, we will assume they are adaptive and may switch games to catch us off guard. A common switch from Paper is Scissors. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move as 'Scissors'."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last two rounds. To maintain continuity, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play the same shape multiple times before changing to another one. If this is the case, they would play Rock next as it follows the pattern of playing two identical shapes consecutively (PP, SS, RR). Alternatively, if they are using an adaptive strategy, they could have noticed that I guessed Paper correctly in Round 5 and thus switch to Rock to beat my predicted Paper. Either way, I predict the opponent will play Rock next."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Paper twice, so it's possible they are following a pattern where they play Rock the least. Given that we want to guess the most likely option, I predict Paper because it is the last move they used and they have repeated moves in the past."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock is one of the two choices that can beat Paper. Also, it's been a while since the opponent last chose Rock, so they might return to it now."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper in the last two rounds when I guessed Rock (rounds 1 and 3). However, they also played Scissors after my Paper guesses in rounds 2 and 6. To balance these patterns, I will predict Rock, expecting them to continue favoring Paper over Rock."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing non-repetitive choices, but with a slight bias towards Paper (3 times). I will predict Paper, anticipating that the opponent might continue the pattern or switch to Rock or Scissors with equal probability."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock. This prediction will help us establish a baseline for future rounds."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. Since there is no recognizable pattern to their play, a good guess would be to predict a return to the first round's choice - Paper. However, since I cannot choose Paper (to avoid losing), I will pick Rock, hoping that they might indeed choose Paper again."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern where they switch between Paper and Scissors. So, for the next round, we can predict that they will play Scissors."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. Given that Rock was not chosen by the opponent since the beginning of the game, it's less likely to be their next move. So, I predict Paper for this round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play the same move multiple times. Also, Rock is the next move in the classic 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' pattern, which the opponent could be unknowingly following."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any obvious pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors which beats Rock, indicating they might be aware of the 'Rock-Scissors-Paper' sequence. If this is the case, their next move should be Paper to beat Rock. To outsmart them, we predict that they will make this very prediction and therefore choose Paper themselves."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock beats Scissors which was the most recent play from the opponent. This might prompt them to switch to a safer choice like Paper."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper in the last two rounds when I predicted Rock (Round 1 and Round 3). However, they also played Scissors after my Paper prediction in Round 2. Considering this pattern, there is a possibility that they might revert to playing Scissors again. But given the higher frequency of Paper appearances so far, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock. This prediction is based on intuition and lack of data."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would likely play Paper again in the next round. However, even if the opponent's strategy adapts to counter my prediction, choosing Paper would result in a tie rather than a loss."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. A simple strategy would be to cycle through all three moves in order (Rock, Paper, Scissors). Therefore, their next move should be Rock."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which could suggest a pattern. However, it's also possible that the opponent is trying to deceive and might switch to Scissors. Given that Rock beats Scissors, I predict Rock as an attempt to exploit this potential pattern."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds, showing a tendency to prefer Paper over Rock. Also, there is no clear pattern or counter-strategy detected from their moves so far. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, so they might be returning to a pattern where they play Rock less frequently than the other two options. Also, I don't see any clear repetitive pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, so I'm making this prediction based on the assumption that they want to keep their moves varied and unpredictable."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice, followed by Scissors once. Currently, we are at the end of this pattern. If the opponent continues the cycle, their next move should be Scissors."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue this trend. Also, there was no clear pattern of responding to our moves, making a repeating pattern unlikely."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown patterns in their play, alternating between Rock and Paper, then Scissors. If this pattern continues, they should play Rock next."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper quite often, in 4 out of the last 9 rounds (rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7). It's also worth noting that they haven't played Rock since round 1. While it's possible that this could be part of an adaptive strategy, playing Paper a fifth time could be a reasonable bet."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to pick the most likely choice, which is 'Rock' as it has a 1/3 chance of being correct."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue playing Paper in the next round as well. Also, since there are no clear adaptive behaviors from the opponent yet, assuming a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. Given that Rock is the only remaining option, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. In this simplified game, if there is no repeating pattern so far, we can assume that the opponent might be trying to trick us into guessing Rock again by changing to Scissors. Moreover, they have not played Scissors yet, making it a possible choice."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they might be following a pattern or alternating between two moves (Paper and Scissors). To balance this observation, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us by switching back to Rock. However, based on the given history, there isn't enough information to determine any specific pattern. Therefore, as a simple strategy, we can assume that after playing Paper twice, the opponent may switch to Rock."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as they have played Rock or Scissors. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round. However, to encourage diversity and prevent a predictable sequence, I will predict 'Rock', hoping that the opponent might choose to break their pattern with Paper."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently, with three occurrences each. By process of elimination, the opponent cannot play either of those options in this round since they've been played an equal number of times. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will choose Rock in this round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last four rounds (rounds 6-9). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is 'Rock', so to be safe, we predict the opponent will also choose 'Rock'."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. This could indicate a pattern where the opponent always plays the 'next' option in the RPS sequence (i.e., Paper > Rock, Scissors > Paper, Rock > Scissors). Following this pattern, the opponent should play Paper next."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2, it seems they are following a pattern where they play the next item in the RPS sequence (i.e., Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Based on this observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern or preference. To take advantage of this potential pattern, we will predict the next move in the sequence to be Rock. However, since they have not played Rock yet and it's also a common choice, we consider the possibility of them choosing Rock as a countermeasure against our prediction. Therefore, we ultimately decide to predict Scissors, hoping that they will continue with Paper or revert to Rock."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Paper."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper two times out of the last three rounds, and they have not repeated any other move in the game history provided. Given that Rock is the move that beats the most recently played move (Paper), and the opponent seems to be playing a non-repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which is adjacent to Paper in the RPS game sequence (Rock > Scissors > Paper). Thus, there might be a higher chance of them playing the next item in this sequence, i.e., Paper."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock and Scissors combined. It's time for them to balance their choices, so a Rock prediction is likely."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently, with no instances of Rock yet. It's possible that this pattern might continue, but considering the simplicity of the pattern so far, switching to Rock could be an attempt to catch me off guard."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as they've played Rock or Scissors, indicating a preference for Paper. I will predict that the opponent will continue this trend and play Paper again."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no prior interactions to base our decision on, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct by chance. However, to follow convention and avoid immediate ties, we will predict the opponent's choice as 'Rock'."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they could be following a pattern where they play the 'counter' move to what you guess. For instance, if you guess Rock, they play Paper; if you guess Paper, they play Scissors; and if you guess Scissors, they play Rock. This type of strategy is not uncommon in basic RPS play. Hence, for the next round, I would predict that they will follow this pattern and play 'Paper'."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not yet played Rock. To balance their choices and potentially exploit a pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a preference or pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage in following the previous move. Therefore, a reasonable guess would be to predict the next move in a potential 'rock-paper' sequence, which is Scissors."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last three rounds. To predict their next move, we can assume this pattern will continue. Therefore, the next play should be Paper."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. If they are following a repeating pattern, their next move should be Rock. However, since their strategy may also involve adaptive behavior, I will predict that they might try to counter my previous guess of Scissors by playing Rock."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play it again."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (rounds 1, 3, and 6 were Rock; rounds 2 and 5 were Paper; round 4 was Scissors). Given that there is no discernible pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, a random guess would be appropriate. A random guess in this context means selecting one of the options that has not been played in the last few rounds, so Rock is chosen for this round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently, with three occurrences each. However, the most recent round was a repeat of Paper, suggesting they might switch to Rock or continue the pattern by playing Scissors again. Given that we want to maximize our chances of earning a point, predicting Rock could potentially give us an advantage if the opponent chooses Scissors. This prediction also aims to balance between adapting to the opponent's tendencies and encouraging a switch from their last play."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so there is a possibility that they might continue with Paper again. Also, they have not repeated any other move consecutively so far in the game."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock' with a 1/3 chance, 'Paper' with a 1/3 chance, and 'Scissors' with a 1/3 chance."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not used Rock yet. This pattern suggests that they might be trying to go through all three options in a loop, meaning this is the round where they would play Rock."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they might be following a pattern where they play the same choice multiple times. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again in this round. However, to provide a different perspective and considering the possibility of an adaptive behavior from the opponent, if they are trying to beat our previous predictions, then the next logical step after Rock (which we predicted twice) would be Scissors. To cover both possibilities, I choose Scissors as my prediction."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, so they haven't chosen Rock yet. To balance this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Rock in the next round. However, since we want to predict their move and not counter it, I'm predicting Paper as the next move."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. If they are following a repeating pattern, then Rock should be next. However, even if it's adaptive behavior, playing Rock might disrupt any potential strategy since Paper beats Rock. Also, the player guessed Rock in Round 1, so there is a chance they could revert to their initial choice."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (two times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which breaks the pattern. To maintain consistency with their previous choices, a return to Paper is likely, as it is still the least recently played option."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the two choices that can beat Paper. Also, there's no clear pattern or adaptation visible in the opponent's moves yet, so predicting a repeat move by the opponent (Rock) seems reasonable."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each, but they have not played Rock yet. It's possible that the pattern could be a repeating sequence of two moves (RP, PS), which would mean they should play Rock in this round."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely outcome, then, would be Rock, as it has a 1 in 3 chance of being chosen. This prediction is based on statistical probability and will be adjusted as more rounds are played and patterns emerge."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue playing Paper in the next round as well. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, this prediction is based on the assumption of a repeating pattern."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. A simple strategy would be to cycle through all three options in order ( Rock > Paper > Scissors > Rock > ... ). Based on this pattern, their next move should be Rock."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they might be alternating between Rock and Paper or following some other pattern that we're not aware of yet. To break this pattern, I will predict 'Rock', which could potentially lead to a tie if they indeed play Paper again."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last two rounds. To maintain a pattern, they are likely to play Paper again."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but they have not repeated any of their previous moves yet. Given that Rock wins over Scissors, and considering the opponent might want to avoid losing with Paper again, a reasonable guess would be Rock for this round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice, followed by Scissors once (Paper-Paper-Scissors). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock. However, I predict they will play Scissors to disrupt any assumption of a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move will be Scissors."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once, and Rock twice in the last 4 rounds. There isn't a clear pattern to their play yet. However, since they have not played Paper recently, it is possible that they might choose Paper next. But given the slightly higher frequency of their Rock choices earlier on, I predict that the opponent will play Rock this time."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and I have guessed incorrectly on all three rounds they played Paper. To maximize points, I should predict Paper for their next move. However, to minimize losses if they adapt their strategy, guessing Rock or Scissors may be more appropriate. Considering my last successful prediction was Paper, predicting Scissors could catch them off-guard and exploit a potential pattern in which they play the option that beats my previous choice."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, and they have not played Rock at all in the game history. Given this pattern, it is likely that they will play Paper again, but to avoid being too predictable, I will choose Scissors with the hope of beating Paper."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will predict 'Rock' for the first round."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would likely play Paper again in the next round. However, even if the opponent's strategy adapts to counter my prediction, choosing Paper covers both our bases since it ties with Rock and beats Scissors."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has not repeated any move so far, and there is no clear pattern in their choices. However, Rock is the most common opening move in the standard RPS game, making it a probable choice for the next round."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, but they have never played Rock yet. It's possible that the opponent is not following a repeating pattern since they changed their move in Round 2. However, if we consider adaptive behavior, they might now choose to play Rock to beat our expected Scissors (based on their first two Paper moves). To counter this potential adaptation, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable choice."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice followed by another move (Scissors or Rock). Currently, there are no signs of adaptive behavior from the opponent. Based on this repeating pattern, we can predict that they will play Paper in the next round."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Considering a pattern or alternating strategy, they are likely to play Rock next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I will predict Rock as it is the most common move in the game so far (seen twice out of five rounds)."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been unpredictable so far, but they have played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last six rounds. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to assume that they might play Rock next, which would be a disadvantageous move for them since we could predict it and counter with Paper. However, if we consider their past unpredictability, playing the 'counter' move may not be the best approach. Therefore, assuming the opponent will continue alternating between Paper and Scissors, they might play Scissors next. Predicting their move as Rock or Paper could also be plausible given the inconsistency in their moves."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock is one loss away from beating Paper in the cycle (Rock-Paper-Scissors). Also, there's no clear pattern or adaptation visible in the opponent's moves yet."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher probability of them choosing Paper again. However, to diversify the reasoning process and account for potential adaptive behavior from the opponent, I will predict that they might choose Scissors to counter a possible Paper prediction."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors (3 times) and Paper (3 times), but only once have they played Rock so far in the game. Given that we need to predict their most likely move, going with Rock seems like a reasonable choice."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good starting point would be to assume they might follow a 'always play next move in alphabetical order' pattern. Therefore, they could play Rock in the next round, then Scissors, then back to Paper. To counter this potential pattern, predicting Paper as the opponent's next move would be reasonable."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""After two rounds, the opponent has played Paper and Scissors, which doesn't show a clear pattern yet. To start with, let's assume they might be using a strategy where they play each option equally likely. In this case, Rock is one of the choices they could make next, so it's worth predicting that for Round 3."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and lost to our guesses, and then played Paper again in the third round. This pattern suggests that they might be trying to counter our expected Scissors guess after their Paper loss in the first round. Therefore, I predict that they will play Rock in the next round, but considering their possible adaptive behavior, there is a chance they could repeat the Paper pattern again. To balance these possibilities, I'm going with Rock as the more likely outcome."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice, followed by Scissors once. If this pattern continues, they should play Paper in the next round."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, so they might be alternating between Paper and Rock or following some other pattern. There's no clear indication of adaptive behavior from the given history. Since Rock was not played recently, predicting it now could potentially break any potential pattern, allowing for a correct prediction."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing non-repeating choices, so we can't predict based on a pattern. However, looking at the frequency of their moves, Paper was played twice and Rock once, so there is a higher chance that they might play Scissors to balance out the usage or continue their alternating behavior."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Paper twice after my guess of Rock, so there is a possibility that they might play Paper again. However, to balance the assumption, I predict Rock as it's also the move I've used most often in the game so far, and it's possible that the opponent could be making moves to counter my previous choices."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors three times, with a total of 5 rounds. They have not played Rock yet. Given that the pattern could be alternating between two moves or there might be no pattern at all, predicting Rock is risky. To avoid another loss from predicting Rock and facing Paper again, predicting Scissors seems like a better choice since it has not been played recently, which might indicate that the opponent would choose to play Paper or Rock next."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, and they have not played Rock at all in the recorded game history. It seems likely that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again. Therefore, predicting Scissors could counter their potential Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock. This assumption is based on the principle of 'indifference' - when there is no information available, we assume that all possibilities are equally likely."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock). By assuming a repeating pattern, the next move would be Paper as it follows the sequence Rock-Scissors-Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played with a pattern where they play the next item in the RPS sequence (Rock-Scissors-Paper). Based on this pattern, since you have guessed Rock and Paper previously, they would now play Scissors. However, to outsmart them, I predict that they will continue their pattern and play Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but there is no clear pattern yet. However, they have not played Paper yet, which makes it a possible choice for this round. Choosing Rock as the prediction for this round is based on the idea of balancing the options since both Rock and Scissors have already been played once."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, so they have not repeated any move yet. Given that Paper beats Rock (which the opponent played in Round 2), a possible pattern could be the opponent playing the next move that beats their own previous move. If this pattern holds true, then the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each in the last five rounds, but they have not played Paper yet. This pattern suggests that they might be due to play Paper next. However, to balance this prediction, I will assume that the opponent may also anticipate our anticipation and choose the less expected move - Scissors."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again while we predicted Scissors. To avoid losing immediately, they might choose Rock again in the next round. Also, Rock is the most common choice in RPS games, which could be another reason for this prediction."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far, but no Paper yet. Given the alternating pattern between their choices of Rock and Scissors, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper next."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in the previous round, indicating a possible pattern where they choose Rock if I played Paper in the last round. They have not repeated any other moves after playing either Rock or Scissors. Therefore, I predict that they will play Scissors in the next round."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds, but hasn't played Paper recently. Given that there seems to be no clear pattern yet, we can make an educated guess that the opponent might play Rock again since it was also the move they most recently won with (Round 9)."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Given this, our best initial guess would be the most basic and common choice, which is Rock."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might not be starting with Rock (as a common beginner's strategy is to start with Rock). To diversify their choices and avoid an early loss, the opponent could start with Paper or Scissors with equal probability. However, since there is no information about patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, let's assume that the opponent has an equal chance of playing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. Therefore, I will predict Paper for this round, hoping to cover the possibility where the opponent plays one of the less common choices (Rock)."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands (Scissors, Rock) in the first two rounds. To maintain a perceived pattern while also potentially gaining an advantage, the opponent might choose Paper next."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far. In Round 3, they changed their move from Round 2, but not to the move that would have beaten your choice in Round 2 (Paper). If they were trying to beat your previous move, they would have played Paper. However, they did not. This could indicate a pattern where they play the remaining option after losing, which in this case would be Rock. Also, Rock is a common starting move in RPS games."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, suggesting a possible preference for options that beat Paper. I will predict Paper in the hope that the opponent continues this pattern."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 when they didn't follow the previously seen pattern of playing the move that beats yours (Scissors after Rock, Rock after Paper). Given that there is no clear pattern yet, I will assume they might return to the beginning of the cycle, which would mean playing Rock."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, so they might be starting a repeating pattern or trying to catch us off guard with something other than Paper. However, the safest bet would be to assume that they will continue the pattern and play Rock again. To outsmart them, let's predict Scissors as it beats Paper, which could potentially be their next move if they decide to break the pattern."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock in the last two rounds, and there's no clear pattern in their moves before that. It is possible they are starting to settle on Rock as their next move."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a pattern of repeating moves. It is likely that they will continue this trend and play Rock again."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. It's possible that they are either in a repeating pattern or trying to exploit our perceived expectation of them playing Scissors after we guessed Paper in Round 3."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We'll simply guess 'Rock' as our first prediction."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not uncommon for opponents to follow a 'Scissors-Paper-Rock' pattern or some variation thereof. Given that this is the first round and we don't have enough information to identify a repeating pattern yet, I will predict the next move based on this simple pattern. If the opponent deviates from this pattern in future rounds, our prediction strategy may need to adapt."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (cutting Paper), and in the second round, they played Rock (crushing Rock). Now, there are two possibilities: either the opponent continues with their 'crushing' pattern or switches to 'cutting' again. Given that a direct switch from Rock to Scissors is less likely than continuing the pattern, I predict Paper for this round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far. There is no clear pattern to their choices. However, they have not yet chosen Paper. Given that Paper beats Rock, which was the opponent's last choice, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might choose Rock again or try to counter your potential Paper choice with Rock. Therefore, I am predicting the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but never Paper. Given that patterns are possible in this simplified version of RPS, a reasonable guess would be Paper next."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but has played Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far, making it difficult to predict an adaptive strategy. However, focusing on the frequency of their moves, they have played Paper (3 times) more than Rock (1 time) or Scissors (1 time). A simple frequency-based prediction would suggest that they might play Paper again. To balance against this possibility and account for potential adaptiveness, predicting 'Scissors' could be a good choice as it beats Paper. This way, even if the opponent sticks to their most frequent move (Paper), the prediction still results in a correct guess."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 when they were not following a repeating pattern. In the last two rounds (5 and 6), they have been playing the remaining two options in an alternating manner - Scissors and Paper. Assuming this adaptive behavior continues, they are likely to return to Rock in the next round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to assume they might play Paper next."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 5. They have not repeated any other moves yet. Therefore, there is a possibility that they might be following a pattern where they play Rock if I played Paper or Scissors in the previous round. In this case, since I played Paper in the last round (Round 8), the opponent might play Rock again. However, to break any potential pattern, I'm predicting they will play Scissors instead."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in 4 out of the 9 rounds. This pattern is somewhat consistent with their adaptive behavior, as they have won twice against Paper and once against Scissors but lost when playing Rock against Rock. Predicting Rock leverages this observed preference while also accounting for the possibility that the opponent might be trying to deceive us by occasionally repeating a previously defeated move."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. In this case, the best initial prediction would be to guess 'Rock', as it has the same probability of being correct as the other options."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might not be starting with Rock (as a common strategy is to start with rock). However, one round is not enough to determine any pattern or adaptive behavior. But given that there isn't any information about the opponent's strategy yet, for this round, I will predict that the opponent will play Paper to cover Rock."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, then Rock), so I'm predicting they will continue this pattern and play Paper next."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far in the first two rounds. In the third round, they switched from Rock to Scissors, which could indicate a pattern of alternating their choices. If this pattern continues, they would now play Rock."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might be trying to follow a pattern or could be adaptive. If they were adapting their strategy based on our predictions, they would have won twice in the first three rounds by playing Rock and Scissors against our Paper guesses. However, since they didn't win those rounds, it suggests they aren't reacting to our predictions yet. Therefore, a possibility is that they could continue with a pattern, so after playing Rock (round 4), the next logical step would be Paper in a potential pattern."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Scissors, and there is no obvious pattern in their moves so far. However, Rock has been played only once, while Paper and Scissors have each been played twice. This slight imbalance might indicate a higher probability of the opponent choosing Paper or Scissors again. Since Scissors beats Paper, and considering that the opponent may want to avoid losing with Rock, I predict they will play Scissors in the next round."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they played a move that beats the previous move (Scissors beat Paper). If they continue this trend, their next move should be Rock."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing a round to Paper in the previous round. This pattern suggests that they might be trying to counter Paper with Rock, so I predict Paper for the next round."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in round 1, indicating a possible pattern where they play Rock when I play Paper. In the last round, I played Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue this pattern and play Rock again. However, since Rock beats Scissors, and they have also shown a tendency to switch their choice between rounds (e.g., after playing Rock in round 2, they switched to Scissors in round 3), I predict that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the last three rounds, which might indicate a pattern. Also, they have not repeated any move more than twice consecutively so far. Given these observations, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. As a result, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has an equal chance of being correct as the other options."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for moves that beat Rock. In our simplified game, there are two options left: Paper and Scissors. Given this pattern, it is more likely that the opponent will choose Paper to beat Rock in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern and potentially throw us off, they might choose Paper next."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far. There is no clear pattern yet, but given that Paper would beat my previous guess (Paper) and lose to their last guess (Rock), I predict they will play Rock again, as it seems they are alternating between the two options."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, but you have not made any predictions related to Paper yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's possible the opponent might be following a basic pattern or trying to avoid what you predicted earlier. So for this round, I predict the opponent will play Paper."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but has played Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far, making the game unpredictable. However, if we consider that the opponent might want to avoid a repetition of our past successful guess (Rock), they may choose either Paper or Scissors. Given the slightly higher occurrence of Paper in the opponent's moves, I predict they will play Scissors to complete a 'rock-paper-scissors' cycle, but with some uncertainty due to the limited data available."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after I guessed Paper, indicating a possible preference for Rock or an attempt to deceive by playing the previously guessed move. To test this hypothesis, let's predict 'Rock' for the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper next."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors three times each so far, but not Paper yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with potentially repeating patterns, it might be reasonable to expect a Paper from the opponent next."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing a round to Paper, suggesting a possible pattern where they switch to Rock after losing with Paper. Following this pattern, they should play Rock in round 10 as well. However, I will predict Scissors because the pattern has not been consistent, and deviations from established patterns are common in adaptive strategies. Moreover, choosing Scissors would allow for a correct prediction if the opponent decides to continue the observed pattern."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock as it doesn't lose to either Paper or Scissors. This choice also sets a baseline for future predictions based on possible patterns."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for weapons that cut (Paper and Scissors). Given this potential pattern, I predict they will choose Paper in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). It's reasonable to assume they might switch to a weaker hand next. Additionally, you have not yet guessed 'Paper', so it could be their turn to play it based on a possible pattern."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. This may indicate a pattern where they avoid playing Paper. In that case, our best guess for the next move would be Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with potentially repeating patterns, it's reasonable to predict Paper next as a part of a possible 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' cycle."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Scissors an equal number of times, but they have not yet repeated a move. In Round 4, they chose Rock again, so it's reasonable to assume that they might want to avoid playing Rock again in the immediate next rounds to avoid a repetition. Also, in the last round, they played Scissors, which beats Paper, making it less likely for them to choose Paper next. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play 'Scissors' in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose an option that beats Paper (Scissors), which is what you predicted in Round 5. If this behavior suggests some level of adaptiveness from the opponent, then they might choose an option that beats Scissors in the next round. The three options form a cycle, so going back one step from Scissors would mean playing Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock twice, but never Paper so far. Given that the pattern could be random, there is a higher probability that the opponent might play Paper this time to balance the choices. Also, it would beat our last move which was Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper, suggesting a possible pattern where they choose Rock when they see Paper. In the last round, they played Scissors after I played Rock, which could be an attempt to throw me off. However, given the previous pattern and their consistent alternating behavior between rounds 3, 5, and 7, I predict that they will play Scissors in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each, but hasn't played Paper yet in the game history. Given that it is statistically likely for the opponent to eventually play each option equally over time, our prediction leans towards Paper or Rock. However, considering the pattern where the opponent plays the losing move from the previous round (e.g., Scissors after being beat by Paper), and since the most recent '0-outcome' guess was Paper, we predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose Rock with a 1/3 probability. This assumption is based on the uniform distribution of choices in classic RPS. By predicting Rock, we have a 1-in-3 chance of earning a point."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an advantage over rock (i.e., scissors cut paper). Based on this, we can predict that they will play Paper in the next round to have an advantage over our potential Rock guess."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors > Rock > Paper). To continue this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Paper next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. This might suggest a pattern where they avoid playing Paper. By eliminating one option (Paper), we can predict that the opponent is more likely to play either Rock or Scissors next. Given that Rock has been played only once in the first round, it's reasonable to assume the opponent may want to balance their choices and therefore could play Rock again in the next round."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will play either Rock or Paper next. However, since they have not yet played Paper, I will predict they will do so in this round."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but they have played Paper twice. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be more likely to choose Paper again. To counter this potential choice, predicting Scissors could be a good strategy as it beats Paper in the RPS game."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they played Scissors after Paper, which might indicate an alternating pattern or preference towards playing Rock (as it won them the only point so far). So, for this round, I predict they will play Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the opponent seems to avoid losing by repeating the same move, a good guess would be that they will play Paper next to beat the previous Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far. Considering there might be a repeating pattern, I'm predicting Paper for the next round as it would beat Rock in a potential repetition."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice (rounds 1 and 7) after losing with it in the previous round, suggesting a pattern where they switch to Rock after losing with Scissors. They also played Rock immediately after winning with it in round 4. Given that I lost the last round with Paper against their Rock, they are likely to switch strategies again, making it probable for them to play Rock in this round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock, so we will predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern in just one round to base a prediction on. However, we can make an educated guess based on the standard progression of RPS. Typically, after losing with a higher value (Scissors > Rock), the opponent might choose the next highest value (Paper) in the sequence to win. Hence, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, then Rock), so I predict they will switch to a weaker hand next. This follows a simple rock-paper-scissors strategy where they start by trying to beat you, but then change to a move that beats the move they just made, which would be Paper in this case."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option in the game history. To complete the RPS triangle, it is most likely for the opponent to play Paper next. However, predicting based on patterns, the sequence so far is 'Scissors - Rock' which could suggest that the opponent might continue with the same pattern, choosing Rock again. But considering that the opponent might adapt their strategy, we choose Paper as our prediction. To balance between repeating pattern and adaptive behavior, I am predicting the missing element in the RPS triangle: Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that the pattern could be cyclical, it's reasonable to predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far. However, since they played Scissors in Round 3, it's possible that they might alternate between Rock and Scissors or Paper and Scissors. Therefore, the next move is likely to be Scissors."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they played a move that beats the paper (scissors). If we assume their strategy involves some form of adaptive behavior or randomness, there's a higher chance they might choose an option that beats Paper again, which is Rock. But even if it's random, the probability of choosing any specific option should still be equal for each round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each in the game history. They have not played Paper yet. Given the pattern so far, it is likely that they will play Paper next."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors frequently so far, but not Paper. If this is a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy based on our moves, then they might play Paper next to beat our expected move of Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last 6 rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they might alternate again or repeat playing Rock. This gives a higher probability to predicting Rock over Paper or Scissors."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. As a result, our best guess would be 'Rock' with a probability of 1/3. However, since there is no clear basis for predicting the opponent's move in the first round, the prediction is made randomly."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might be starting with a pattern (like R-S-P or P-R-S etc.). So for the second round, I predict they will play Paper."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played with a pattern where they choose the option that beats the player's guess in the previous round (i.e., a 'counter' move). In Round 1, you guessed Rock and the opponent played Scissors; then in Round 2, you guessed Paper and the opponent chose Rock. Now, since you might guess Scissors, the opponent is likely to play Paper to beat your potential Scissors."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors, having not yet completed the cycle with Paper. To confirm this pattern, we would need to see them play Paper next; however, based on the current information, I predict that they will play Rock."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but they have played Paper twice. It's possible that the opponent has a tendency to choose Paper more often. Also, there is no clear pattern of adaptation from the opponent's moves so far, so predicting based on their most frequently chosen option seems reasonable."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each in the last two rounds, so a pattern is not yet discernible. However, they have played Paper twice as much as any other option (3 times), which might indicate a tendency towards choosing Paper. In response, predicting their next move as Scissors could potentially give an advantage, as it beats Paper. This prediction aims to exploit the observed frequency bias while also considering the mechanics of RPS."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose an option that beats Paper (Scissors), which was your guess for the previous round. Considering this behavior, there is a chance they might revert to the safe choice, which is Rock. Also, out of the three options, Rock has been played least frequently by the opponent so far, making it a possible choice."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, Paper once, and Scissors three times so far. There seems to be no repeating pattern in their moves, but they have used each move at least once. In the last round, they chose Scissors after playing Rock, which suggests a slight preference for moves other than Rock. However, since it's been a while since they last played Paper (Round 2), and to maintain unpredictability, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors fairly evenly so far (3 times each). However, in the last two rounds, they played Rock after playing Scissors, possibly attempting to catch us off guard with a previously unsuccessful move. If this pattern continues, they would now play Paper."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, so it is possible that they are following a pattern where they play Rock after losing a round with Scissors. Also, playing Rock would make their choice different from the last round, which followed a pattern of repeating the previous move."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely outcome, therefore, would be Rock with a probability of 1/3. This is a random guess based on the assumed equal probabilities until more data about the opponent's behavior becomes available."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which would lose to Rock). By not playing Paper, the opponent left an opening for a potential win if they switched to Paper next. It's possible that the opponent might follow this line of thinking and switch to Paper in the next round."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, Rock). To maintain a pattern or adaptive behavior, they might choose Paper next. Also, considering there are only three options and we have seen two of them so far, it's reasonable to predict Paper."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option in the game history. To complete the RPS triangle, the opponent is most likely to play Paper next. However, predicting the least expected move can potentially outsmart the opponent's strategy. In this case, choosing Rock might surprise the opponent if they are expecting us to predict their Paper."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's possible the opponent is following a basic pattern or trying to avoid what we predicted previously (i.e., avoiding playing into our guessed 'Paper' in Round 3). Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but not Paper. Given that this is a simplified version with potentially repeating patterns, it's reasonable to predict they might play Rock again in the next round."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock twice in a row. To predict their next move, we can look for patterns or repetitions in their past behavior. Since they have not shown a clear adaptive strategy yet, assuming they might repeat the same pattern again, our prediction is Scissors."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, doing so in the last round and twice in the first five rounds. There is no clear pattern of adaptive behavior, so the most recent move may indicate their continued preference for Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent's moves so far, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with this pattern."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, playing Rock in Rounds 4, 6, 7, and 8. It is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as the first move in a series of random choices."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to note that the opponent may not follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, this prediction is based on the limited information available."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given that there is no clear pattern or repetition, a reasonable guess would be to predict the next progression in their potential move sequence, which could be Paper after playing Rock twice."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds, showing a tendency towards stronger moves. In RPS, Scissors is the strongest move after Paper. Therefore, it's plausible that the opponent might play Scissors next."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game so far. It is reasonable to expect this pattern to continue."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern of rock-paper-scissors yet. So, I predict they might play Paper again."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Round 1 and 4), Paper twice as well (Round 2 and 5), and Scissors only once (Round 3). Given that there isn't a clear pattern or adaptive behavior yet, I will predict Rock because it is the move that has appeared least frequently so far. Predicting the least frequent move can sometimes disrupt repetitive patterns."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, Paper once, and Scissors twice in the last seven rounds. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern yet. However, since they played Paper recently (Round 5), I predict that they will choose Rock this time to possibly balance out the sequence."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""In this simplified version of RPS, it appears that the opponent has been following a pattern where they repeat their previous move twice and then change to the next option in the RPS cycle (i.e., Rock > Paper > Scissors > Rock). Following this pattern, after playing Paper in Round 8, the opponent should play Rock in Round 9. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent will continue following their established pattern."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they might be returning to their previous pattern). Also, there's been no occurrence of 'Rock vs. Rock' or 'Scissors vs. Scissors' in the game history, so I expect a change from the current 'Rock' to either 'Paper' or 'Scissors'. Considering these factors, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best guess would be to pick the most likely choice, which is 'Rock'."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an ascending pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Also, by switching to Paper, the opponent successfully countered your initial Rock guess, which might indicate a more adaptive strategy. Thus, I predict the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from Rock to Paper). If this pattern continues, they would play Scissors next. However, since I don't have enough information about their adaptive behavior or potential repeating patterns, I can't guarantee that they will follow this pattern in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game so far. It is reasonable to assume that they may continue this pattern."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it yet. They might be trying to mix their choices, but since they played Paper before, there is a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they have played it twice in the last three rounds and overall in four out of the six rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that the opponent might continue with this trend, making 'Rock' the most likely next move."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they are returning to this pattern)."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round and then repeating their previous move in some rounds (Round 1, 4, 7). Also, they have not yet played Scissors. Hence, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they might be returning to their previous pattern). Also, Rock was played less frequently by the opponent overall, making it a less likely choice."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a simple strategy where the opponent chooses 'Rock' as their initial move with a 1/3 probability. This prediction is equally likely to be correct or incorrect, and it will help us gather data on the opponent's behavior for future rounds."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next move would be to assume they will follow the same pattern and also play Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will choose Scissors in the next round. To counter that potential move, predicting Paper seems like a reasonable choice."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but their moves appear to be increasing in terms of strength (Rock -> Paper). If this trend continues, they might play Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I will predict Scissors as it is the move that has not been played by the opponent in the last three rounds."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern from the opponent's moves in the provided history."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern of repetition or adaptation discernible yet. However, since Paper was the most recent successful play by the opponent, it's possible they might stick to playing Paper again."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, having played it in three out of the six rounds so far. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this strategy, making Rock the most likely next move."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3 and round 6). Following this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Rock in the next round (since the last played move was Rock in round 7). However, I predict they will choose Paper to disrupt any potential counter-strategy based on their previous patterns."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of Rock and Paper, so I predict the pattern will continue with Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper after Rock twice, and they played Scissors once after two Rocks as well. In the last round, they played Rock again, so I predict they will continue the pattern and play Paper this time."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock as it can be seen as a 'safe' option. However, without further context or history, predicting with certainty is not possible."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a neutral starting point, I currently lack sufficient information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in their strategy. Therefore, for this round, I predict they will continue playing Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking they will only play Rock. In that case, the next logical step would be Paper. Additionally, we have not guessed Paper yet, which could break any potential pattern if we guess their move correctly."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, since Rock has been played twice by the opponent and they might want to change their move, Scissors could be a potential choice to counter possible Paper."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two occurrences out of the four rounds. Additionally, there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet. Hence, it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Also, they have successfully won against Rock (my guess) with Paper in Round 2. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Paper again."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation seen in their moves, so I will assume they are more likely to return to what they've done most frequently. This prediction might change if we see more consistent behavior or adaptations from the opponent."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far, with a slightly higher likelihood of choosing Rock. However, to balance this pattern and potentially exploit the fact that you have guessed Rock in your last successful prediction, the opponent might choose Paper next."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, alternating between Rock and Paper. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game. Currently, we are at the end of the second repetition, with the last three plays being Rock, Rock, Paper. Therefore, based on this observed pattern, the opponent is likely to play Scissors next. However, to break the pattern and potentially throw us off, they might choose to play Paper again instead. We will predict Paper for this round."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock as it tends to be a safe and neutral choice. However, without further context, predicting with certainty is not possible."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next move would be to also play Rock. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might not want to change their strategy after just one round. However, this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent may have an adaptive strategy, so future rounds will provide more data to make more informed predictions."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since we want to diversify our strategy and not always predict the most likely outcome, let's consider a situation where they adapt their behavior based on our previous guess. In that case, they might choose Paper to counter our repeated Rock guesses."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted to my Paper with Scissors. Now, they might expect me to switch to Rock due to their loss in Round 3. To counter this potential assumption, I will predict Scissors, hoping the opponent follows a repeating pattern or adapts again, leading to a win."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Additionally, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern involving their moves after the first round. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Rock in the next round."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition in their moves. However, Paper was the move that resulted in a win for you in the past. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might play Paper again."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in round 1 and then Paper in the following round. If this pattern continues, they will play Rock in round 7."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play 'Paper' after my guess of 'Rock'. Also, there is no clear pattern or repeating move that they are following, making it difficult to predict their next move definitively. However, based on the most recent round where they played 'Rock' after my guess of 'Rock', I believe they might return to the 'Paper' pattern."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, alternating between Rock and Paper consistently. Our turn is an odd number (9), so based on the pattern, they should play Rock again."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper after two consecutive rounds of Rock. In the current game history, we see this pattern starting from Round 5. Therefore, based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, a common choice in the absence of any data would be 'Rock'. This is known as the 'Player 1' bias in game theory."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. To counter that, a good strategy is to play Paper."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from Rock to Paper). If this trend continues, they will choose Scissors next. However, since there is only one round of data available, it's also possible that this pattern is just a coincidence or an anomaly."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock in the past rounds, making that the most likely choice for them again."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Choosing Paper as the next move is a cautious estimate to balance the possibility between Rock and Scissors."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, and there is no clear pattern of adaptive behavior yet. So, I'm predicting Rock as a simple starting point."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in rounds 1 and 7, Paper in rounds 2 and 5, and Scissors in round 3. If this pattern continues, they would play Paper in the next round. Additionally, they might have noticed that I have been guessing Rock frequently, so changing to Paper could potentially be a strategic move on their part."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating 'Rock' after playing 'Paper'. As we just observed them playing 'Paper' in the last round, it is reasonable to predict that they will play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock-Paper, so based on this pattern, their next move should be Paper."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly with equal probability. By choosing Rock as our prediction, we aim to maximize our chances of earning points in the first round since we have a 1-in-3 chance of being correct."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might follow the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, I'm assuming a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will revert to playing Rock in the third round, so I choose Paper to counter it."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted to my Paper with Scissors. This time I'll choose Rock, but assuming the opponent continues their adaptive behavior, they will play Paper. To counter that, I predict they will play Scissors."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game so far. It is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation to their strategy yet. However, since Paper was the choice in Round 5, predicting Paper again seems reasonable."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern or adaptive behavior yet, so siding with the most frequently played option seems reasonable."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so it's reasonable to assume they might switch to Paper again since it was the last time they earned a point against you (in Round 2). Additionally, they have not played Scissors yet, which could also be a possibility, but based on the observed pattern, Paper seems more likely."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, alternating between Rock and Paper (RRPP). If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper after two consecutive rounds of Rock. In the current game history, there are three instances of this pattern (Rock-Rock-Paper) occurring. Since Rounds 10 and 11 follow this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in Round 11."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and there is no further information about their strategy or adaptive behavior, a safe initial assumption would be that the opponent might follow a repeating pattern. Hence, I predict they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider adaptive behavior. If the opponent is trying to counter my potential guesses, then they might play Paper again to beat Rock since I guessed Rock previously. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, suggesting a possible preference for moves that beat Rock (Paper and Scissors). Given this pattern, I predict they will play Scissors in the next round to beat my potential Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game so far. It is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and they seem to be changing their choice periodically (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock -> Paper). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Round 1 and 4), Paper twice (Round 2 and 5), and Scissors once (Round 3). There is no clear pattern yet, but observing the most recent move, they played Paper in Round 5. If we assume a simple repeating pattern or a 'rock-paper-scissors' cycle, then their next move should be Rock. However, given that there is no clear pattern so far, it's also possible that they could play any of the three options. As a result, I am predicting Rock because it was the opponent's first move and appears to be part of a potential 'rock-paper-scissors' cycle."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round they played Rock (which could indicate they might follow the same pattern again). Also, there is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected from their moves so far, so predicting based on the most recent move seems reasonable."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating the same move or switching between two moves (RRPPRPRP). Currently, they are in a 'Paper' phase, so I predict that they will switch to 'Rock' in the next round."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after two consecutive Rocks. It is expected that they will follow this pattern again, so predicting Paper (which beats Rock) seems like the most reasonable choice."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly as well. However, to bring some structure and consistency to our predictions, we can start by assuming the opponent will begin with the most basic and common choice, which is Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without any information about the opponent's strategy, assuming repetition is a reasonable starting point."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. Also, considering the game could involve adaptive behavior, changing to Scissors after two consecutive Rocks could be a possibility, but changing to another move after two identical moves is less common than continuing the same pattern, which makes Paper the most likely choice."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds. It seems like they are following a pattern where they play a progressively stronger shape (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). So, based on this observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two out of five chances (40%). There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected in the game history so far. Given the slightly higher frequency of Rock and the lack of other indicators, our best guess for the next move would be Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it correctly yet. It seems like a repeating pattern, so I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Rounds 1 and 4. Additionally, they have not yet repeated any other moves. It is reasonable to assume that they may continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they are returning to that pattern). Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, cycling through Rock, Paper, and Scissors in that order. Based on this pattern, their next move should be Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game. Currently, it is the beginning of the third repetition, which should be Paper according to the observed pattern."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to consider that the opponent may not follow a fixed pattern. Nonetheless, without more data, predicting Rock as the next move seems reasonable."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock beats Scissors, it's more likely that the opponent anticipates our prediction and chooses the counter move. Therefore, the opponent is most likely to play Paper."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but their choices appear to be progressively going in an order of increasing sequence (by alphabet). So, I am predicting they will play Scissors next."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Additionally, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern in their moves after the first round. Since this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue following the same pattern."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern of them following Rock-Paper-Scissors rules consistently. So, it's reasonable to assume they might play Paper again."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock in the last two rounds. It is also the move they led with most frequently in the game history, so I predict they will continue this pattern and choose Rock again."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play 'Paper' after my guess of 'Rock'. In two out of three instances where I guessed 'Rock', the opponent played 'Paper'. Therefore, in this round, I predict the opponent will play 'Paper'."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, so I predict they will play Rock in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock and Paper repeatedly, with no Scissors appearing so far. It's time to break this pattern by predicting Paper."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the simplest scenario where the opponent might repeat their previous move to test consistency or adherence to a pattern. Thus, my prediction for Round 2 is also Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest prediction based on current data is to assume the opponent will continue with their established behavior."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the simplest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock in the next round."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move, especially given no other information about their strategy. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable next step."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information or variation in their moves, the most logical prediction based on the given history is that they will continue with Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with their established pattern."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change observed so far, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy and play Rock again."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move, Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information or history of the opponent's moves beyond this round, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable approach for Round 2."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock. Without more information or deviation from this pattern, the most logical prediction based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or strategy that favors Rock. Without any variation, the safest prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the lack of any pattern to follow at this stage."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm assuming the opponent might stick with the same move for Round 2 to see how I adapt. This is based on the limited information available and the possibility that the opponent's strategy involves repeating moves initially."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest assumption is that the opponent will continue with their current choice, Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that involves consistently choosing Rock. Without any variation, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue this pattern."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I will assume for this round that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption based on the given data is to predict the same move again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the simplest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the simplest scenario where the opponent might repeat their move, especially given no other information about their strategy. Thus, my prediction for Round 2 is also Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Given this consistency, the most straightforward prediction for the next round is to guess Rock again, assuming the pattern might continue."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock in the next round."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked before, which was Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Without more information, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy, which so far involves playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the simplest prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both the guess and the opponent's move were 'Rock', and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors designed to evaluate predictive ability, one possible interpretation is that the opponent might continue with 'Rock' unless given a reason to change. Without additional information or a clear pattern from more rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the provided history is that the opponent may repeat their move."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both previous rounds. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again in the next round."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move, Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent pattern. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same strategy and play Rock again."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is repeating their move or following a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information about the opponent's strategy (whether it involves a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior), the most straightforward prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent might repeat their previous move."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest assumption based on current data is that the opponent will continue with their established behavior."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the simplest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that they might play the same move again, especially since there's no indication of an adaptive behavior based on our guess."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common strategy for Rock-Paper-Scissors is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the one they think we'll play next. Given no information about our previous moves (since this is the start), assuming the opponent could play any move with equal likelihood, I'm choosing Rock as it's a common opening move and gives us a chance to observe the opponent's strategy further."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating strategy or perhaps testing for a reaction. Without more complex patterns to analyze and given the simplicity of the game so far, predicting Paper as the next move is based on the assumption that the opponent might continue with their current choice or that there's an underlying pattern not yet revealed."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome for those rounds was consistently in favor of the opponent when you guessed Rock ( Rounds 1 and 2) but then consistently correct when you guessed Paper (Rounds 3, 4, and 5), it suggests a pattern or strategy that leans towards playing Paper. Given this recent history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Paper for Round 6."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Without any indication of a change in this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not provide enough information to deduce a pattern. However, a common strategy in RPS is to try and exploit the opponent's perceived patterns or to start with a neutral move. Since Paper beats Rock, the opponent might stick with a winning strategy unless given a reason to change. Without more data, the safest initial prediction for Round 2, aiming to minimize assumptions about the opponent's strategy, would be to guess Rock, considering it as a basic or default move that could potentially beat Scissors if the opponent decides to switch."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was consistently in their favor or a tie when they played Paper, it is reasonable to assume they might continue this strategy."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to stick with this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point without any additional information."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that would win against the previous round's guess, the next logical move for the opponent to make, aiming to beat Rock (the move I guessed in Round 1), would indeed be Scissors (since Scissors cuts Paper). However, considering this is the second round and we do not have enough information about the opponent's strategy yet, a more straightforward approach might be needed. If the opponent played Paper to win against my Rock guess, without additional context or assuming a very basic pattern, guessing Rock again does not provide new information. Thus, a better reasoning based on minimal information would suggest trying to understand if there's any immediate reaction or pattern from the first move. Without clear indications of an adaptive strategy that we can react to with just one round of data, predicting the next move as 'Rock' might be seen as simplistic and not taking into account potential strategies the opponent could employ. Therefore, reconsidering the initial thought process: If the goal is to try and establish a pattern or understand the opponent's behavior from just the first round, a logical step might involve considering what would beat the opponent's previous move (Paper), which is Scissors. However, this task asks for a prediction based on minimal data, suggesting an element of unpredictability without clear patterns established."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again, as there's no indication of a change in their strategy so far."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row and then repeated it again. Given this pattern, it seems likely they will continue with Paper unless they are adapting based on my guesses, which so far have not influenced their choice to switch from Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous move guessed by me, the next logical move for the opponent to play would be Rock (because Rock beats Scissors, but since we don't have information on the opponent's last move being Scissors, this is an assumption based on common RPS patterns). Another possibility is the opponent plays randomly or follows a more complex strategy not yet discernible with only one round of data. Without additional information or a discernible pattern from more rounds, predicting Rock is as reasonable as any other guess at this point."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to stick with this choice. Given this pattern and the lack of any indication that the opponent is adapting to my guesses, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive ability, my initial guess might have influenced their choice. Since there's no clear pattern yet and limited information, I'll predict 'Rock' for Round 2, assuming the opponent might either stick with a winning strategy or switch to counter a potential repeat of my previous guess."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row and then repeated it again, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, the safest bet is to predict Paper again, assuming the opponent might continue with their current strategy."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, making it a plausible initial strategy."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where players might try to exploit their opponent's previous move or follow a simple pattern, my next guess is Rock. This choice is based on the assumption that the opponent might either repeat their previous move (Paper) in which case I should play Scissors, but since we are trying to predict and not necessarily win this round based on the previous outcome directly, predicting Rock allows us to see if there's a pattern or if the opponent adapts based on our guess. It's also possible the opponent is playing randomly or following a more complex strategy that isn't immediately apparent from a single round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this observation and the lack of any other information about the opponent's strategy, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the first two rounds, and then played Paper again in the third round when I guessed Paper. This consistency suggests a pattern or strategy that favors playing Paper, at least under certain conditions or as part of a larger sequence. Given this information and without more complex patterns to analyze, my prediction for the next move is also Paper, assuming the opponent continues with their current strategy."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong tendency to stick with this choice. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial approach is to assume a potential repeating pattern or a strategy based on countering the previous guess. Since my first guess was Rock and the opponent countered with Paper, a straightforward counter-strategy would be for me to guess what would beat Paper next, which is Scissors. However, considering the simplicity of the game at this stage and without more data on the opponent's strategy, I'm choosing to predict 'Rock' as it could potentially exploit a pattern where the opponent might repeat their previous move or follow a basic counter sequence."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous player's choice, the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Rock, as it beats Scissors, which would be the move that beats Paper. This prediction assumes a very basic level of strategy from the opponent without additional information about their behavior."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since my guess of Paper in Round 3 was correct, it suggests the opponent might continue with the same move to see if I can adapt. Given this pattern and the lack of any Scissors plays so far, predicting Paper seems like the safest bet based on the information provided."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutral nature."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in RPS is to start with a strong move or follow a pattern. Since we don't have enough information yet about their pattern, I'm predicting Rock as it's a basic and strong starting move that could potentially follow Paper if they're alternating between strong moves."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards repeating this move. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to stick with this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not provide enough information to discern a pattern. Since this is the second round and no clear pattern has emerged from the single move, I will assume the opponent might revert to a basic strategy or start with a commonly chosen move in RPS, which is often 'Rock'. This choice maximizes my chances in a scenario with minimal data."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information and without any indication that the opponent's strategy has changed or will change, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and then again in the third round. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is favoring Paper, possibly as part of a repeating strategy or an initial bias towards one choice. Since there's no evidence to suggest a switch from this pattern yet based on my guesses, predicting Paper for the next move seems reasonable."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this pattern and the lack of any apparent adaptation based on my guesses, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock as it beats Scissors. This prediction assumes the opponent might either repeat their move or switch to a move that would beat the expected counter to Scissors, which is Rock."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on my guesses, the most straightforward prediction is to expect the opponent to continue with their current choice."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern may continue."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the safest prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, which some players might also choose as an opening move."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors with an unknown strategy, my initial guess of Rock was incorrect. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, and without additional information on the opponent's strategy (whether it involves patterns or adaptation based on my guesses), a logical next step could be to assume the opponent might stick with a winning move or change to exploit a potential pattern in my guesses. Without more data, I'll guess Rock as it directly counters Scissors, hoping the opponent either repeats or doesn't adapt away from Scissors immediately."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptation observed, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors where patterns might emerge or the opponent could be adapting based on my moves, my initial guess of Rock was met with Scissors. A common strategy involves alternating moves or countering the predicted move. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, predicting Rock next assumes the opponent might either repeat their move (less likely in a game aiming to evaluate predictive capability) or switch to a move that would counter a potential Paper play, which I did not make but could be anticipating based on common RPS strategies. Without more data, this prediction leans on basic strategic possibilities and the assumption that the opponent is looking to exploit potential patterns in my guessing."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all three previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that heavily favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock as it is a strong starting move. Without more information on the opponent's behavior, playing Rock gives a decent chance of winning or at least not being at a significant disadvantage."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissors or change strategy. However, since we have no indication of a change and the task is to predict based on observed behavior, predicting Scissors again seems like the most straightforward approach given the current data."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest prediction based on current data is to assume the opponent will continue with their established pattern."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next round seems logical based on the pattern observed so far."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a fixed strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, so it's reasonable to predict they will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors with potentially repeating patterns or adaptive behavior, my initial guess of Rock did not influence the opponent's choice directly as per traditional RPS strategies. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, a common approach would be to assume the opponent might stick with a winning strategy unless countered effectively. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, if the opponent is adapting or following a pattern based on my guesses, guessing Rock again could potentially be met with another Scissors, assuming the opponent doesn't change their strategy based on losing. However, since we have no information that suggests the opponent changes their move based on our guesses directly in this simplified version, and given it's only Round 2, predicting the same move (Scissors) might seem like a safer bet to some, but without more data, sticking with a basic strategy or trying to outguess the pattern seems prudent. Thus, my prediction of 'Rock' is somewhat arbitrary at this stage without more data on the opponent's behavior patterns."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissors or switch based on our guesses. However, since we've been guessing Rock and the outcome has consistently been Scissors, it seems prudent to guess Scissors next, anticipating either a continuation of their pattern or an attempt to exploit our previous Rock guesses."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all the previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent pattern. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors, as there's no indication of a change in strategy."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, hoping to catch their opponent off guard or to test their strategy."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. This is a basic move that can help establish a potential pattern or reaction from the opponent."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the simplest approach is to assume this pattern might continue or that the opponent starts with a consistent move."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the most logical prediction based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict they will continue with the same move."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, showing no deviation from this choice. Without any evidence to suggest a change in strategy, it's reasonable to predict they will continue with Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my next prediction is based on a simple alternating pattern or trying to understand their initial strategy. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent might stick with a basic strategy or try to alternate. Without more information, guessing Rock again is a straightforward approach, assuming the opponent doesn't change their strategy drastically after just one round."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a strategy that involves repeating Scissors. Without more information or a longer game history to suggest an adaptive behavior, the simplest prediction based on the given data is to expect the opponent to continue with their current choice."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next round seems like the most logical choice based on the given game history."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Based on this observation, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors, my initial guess of Rock was incorrect. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, which is beaten by Paper, the opponent might stick to a simple strategy or pattern. Without more complex patterns to analyze from just one round, a reasonable next step could be for the opponent to play Rock, as it beats Scissors and would be a straightforward move if they're not adapting based on my guess but rather following a predetermined sequence or starting with a basic strategy."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this information, a simple approach is to assume the pattern might continue or that the opponent is testing with a consistent move. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next round seems logical based on the provided game history."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more complex behavior observed, the simplest prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a neutral and often default choice for many players. Without any information about the opponent's strategy, starting with 'Rock' seems like a reasonable and balanced approach."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. This is a simplistic approach given the lack of additional information about the opponent's strategy."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this information and without any evidence of adaptation, the most straightforward approach is to assume the pattern might continue or that the opponent starts with a consistent move."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be to alternate or stick with a starting move. Without more data, the safest assumption is that the opponent might start with a common opening move like Rock, considering Scissors was their first choice and they might not want to repeat it immediately."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the given history is to predict Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the guess and the opponent's play were 'Rock' and resulted in a correct prediction (Outcome: 1), for Round 2, without any additional information about the opponent's strategy or behavior, the simplest approach is to assume the pattern might continue or that the opponent might stick with a winning or consistent strategy. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' again seems like the most straightforward choice based on the limited history provided."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could be alternating between the three options or trying to outmaneuver based on potential predictions. Since the opponent's move changed from Rock to Paper, which beats Rock, their next move could logically be Scissors if they are thinking one step ahead of a player who would predict based on the previous round's outcome. However, without more information about the strategy (whether it involves adapting to the player's guesses or follows a predetermined sequence), this prediction is somewhat speculative."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent is not following a simple repeating pattern. In Round 1, both played Rock, suggesting either a coincidence or an initial default choice. In Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper after a round of Rock, which could indicate an attempt to exploit the player's potential repetition or a random move. In Round 3, moving to Rock after playing Paper might suggest an attempt to catch the player off guard or adapt based on previous rounds. Since there isn't a clear pattern and considering the goal is to predict the next move accurately, one strategy could be to look for any minimal patterns or tendencies that might emerge from the opponent's moves so far. However, with only three rounds and no clear repeating sequence, predicting the next move involves a degree of speculation. Given this, a potential approach is to consider common strategies in RPS games, such as alternating moves or playing the move that beats the most frequently played move by the opponent. Since Rock has been played twice by the opponent and assuming they might avoid repetition or try to outsmart by not playing Scissors (which hasn't been their choice yet), guessing 'Paper' could be a strategic choice to counter potential Rock plays, considering Paper covers Rock."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between a win and a loss for them. Given the last round was a tie (both played Paper), I'm predicting Rock as it would be a move that could potentially beat Scissors, which hasn't been played by the opponent in the last two rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or cycle in their strategy."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in Round 2, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for these moves. Given the history, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a move they've used before, especially since they repeated Rock after playing Paper and then Scissors wasn't followed by a predictable pattern based on the provided rounds. Therefore, predicting Rock as their next move is based on the observed repetition in their strategy."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper every time after playing Rock in the previous round, as observed in rounds 2 and 6. Since the opponent played Rock in round 5, following the pattern, they should play Paper next."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess. Given the last round was a loss for me (guessing Rock, opponent played Paper), I anticipate the opponent will stick with Paper this time."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in rounds 2 and 6, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Since the last round (8) was Paper, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 4, with a possible pattern of playing Rock when the previous round's outcome was 1 (correct guess) and switching to Paper when the outcome was 0 (incorrect guess). Given that Round 9 had an outcome of 1, it might suggest the opponent could switch to Paper in Round 10."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, which some players might choose as an opening move thinking it's less predictable."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, guessing Rock again is as reasonable as any other choice at this stage."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and may involve a pattern or adaptation, a possible simple pattern could be alternating between moves or trying to beat the previous move. The opponent played Rock first (which was correctly predicted) and then moved to Paper (to beat Rock), so for Round 3, if the opponent follows a basic strategy of trying to beat the previous move that you guessed (Rock in this case), they might play Scissors next because Scissors beats Rock's usual counter, Paper. However, considering a pattern or adaptive behavior without more information is speculative. Thus, predicting Scissors is based on a simple alternating or strategic progression assumption."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and considering the nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, where each move can beat or lose to another in a cycle (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, Paper beats Rock), my next guess will be based on attempting to exploit a potential shift towards completing this cycle. The opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper, which could imply they are moving through the sequence of possible winning moves (if we consider an initial 'winning' strategy against undefined or random guesses). Thus, expecting a continuation in a pattern that exploits common guessing strategies (like alternating between winning options), my guess for the next move is Scissors, as it would be the next logical choice to continue this sequence after Rock and Paper."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given the cyclical nature often seen in RPS strategies, it's plausible they might play Scissors next to complete a potential cycle or pattern."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Since the last move was Rock, I predict the next move will be Paper to continue this observed pattern."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, with no Scissors. Given this pattern and the fact that they repeated Paper in Round 6, I predict they will switch to Rock to potentially catch me off guard or return to a starting point in their strategy."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between strategies or has a preference for Rock under certain conditions. Given the history, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable choice because it has been a recurring move."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper) every other round after a initial repetition of Rock. Given this observation, if we consider the sequence of moves made by the opponent: Rock (Round 1), Paper (Round 2), Rock (Round 3), Paper (Round 4), Rock (Round 5), Paper (Round 6), Rock (Round 7), and Paper (Round 8), it implies that in Round 9, following the pattern of alternating between these two moves after every initial repetition, the opponent should play Rock again."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with a possible repeating pattern of Rock, Paper, Rock. Given that the last move was Rock (Round 9), following this observed pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly predicted it, without any additional information or pattern to analyze from previous rounds, a simple approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or that there's not enough data to predict a change. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable next step given the lack of complexity in the current game history."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could involve cycling through the options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) or attempting to exploit the player's strategy by playing the move that beats the previous round's winning move. Since the opponent played Rock first (which was correctly guessed) and then moved to Paper (beating the repeated guess of Rock), a logical next step could be to play Scissors, either as part of a cyclic pattern or in anticipation of the player guessing Paper to beat the previous move. Thus, predicting Scissors is based on speculating about the opponent's potential for patterned behavior."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock and then Paper. Given that the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and switched to Paper in Round 2, it seems like the opponent might be alternating or trying to throw off the predictor by not repeating the same move consecutively. Since the last known move was Rock in Round 3 (though our guess was incorrect), a logical next step could be for the opponent to switch again, potentially back to Paper or to Scissors. However, without a clear pattern and considering the need for an educated guess based on limited information, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it would follow a potential alternating strategy between Rock and Paper observed in Rounds 1 and 2."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,2,"""Given the game history, there doesn't seem to be a clear repeating pattern in the opponent's moves (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper). However, noticing that the opponent has played each move at least once except for Scissors, and considering the lack of an obvious strategy from the given rounds, I'm making an educated guess that the opponent might introduce 'Scissors' as their next move to maintain unpredictability."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 3 and 5), suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent history, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with Rock."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with a possible bias towards playing Rock after a round where they played Paper. Given that in Round 6 the opponent played Paper, my prediction for Round 7 is that they will play Rock."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with Round 3 and Round 5 being exceptions where they played Rock. Given this pattern, and observing that in Rounds 2 and 6 they played Paper after playing Rock, it seems plausible that following the pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper (and considering Round 7 where they played Rock), the next move could be Paper."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds where the previous round resulted in a win for them (Round 2 and Round 6), suggesting a potential pattern. Additionally, in rounds where both players chose the same move (Round 1, Round 4, Round 7, and Round 8), the outcome was always a win for the player guessing that move, indicating the opponent may repeat moves after mutual wins. Given the last round (Round 8) resulted in a mutual win with Paper, it's plausible the opponent will play Paper again to potentially exploit any pattern or strategy based on mutual outcomes."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 4, with a possible bias towards Paper when the previous round was Paper. Given that Round 8 and Round 9 had Paper and Rock respectively, I predict the next move will be Paper as it follows the observed pattern of alternating moves."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately clear. Without more information on the opponent's strategy (e.g., if it's based on our moves or an independent sequence), the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or start a pattern from there, hence predicting Rock again."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in RPS is to cycle through the moves. Since the first round was Rock and the second round was Paper, the next logical move could be Scissors, following a sequence or pattern that some players use."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the sequence (Rock, Paper), a possible next move could be Scissors as it would be the next logical step in a simple cyclical pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and since there's no clear repeating pattern from the given history, the next logical step is to consider the least recently played option. Given that Scissors hasn't been played by the opponent yet, it might be their next choice to introduce variety or to adapt to the player's guesses."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper. Given this alternating pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 3 and 5), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the only two correct predictions so far have been for Round 1 (Rock) and Round 6 (Paper), indicating that the opponent may alternate between strategies or has a complex decision-making process. Given this information, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable approach, as it has appeared frequently in recent rounds."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between strategies or following a specific sequence that favors Rock at certain intervals. Given this observation and the fact that Round 6 was a Paper (which broke a potential Rock-Scissors pattern), predicting Rock for the next round seems reasonable based on historical data."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given the pattern observed in Rounds 2 through 8, where the opponent plays Paper after a round where they played Rock (Rounds 4 and 8), it suggests that following a loss for us (when our guess is incorrect), if the previous move was Paper, the next move should be Rock to continue this alternating pattern. Since Round 8 resulted in a loss for us with the opponent playing Paper, predicting Rock for Round 9 follows this observed strategy."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock in rounds 1, 7, and 9. Given that the last round (Round 9) was a correct guess of Rock, it's likely the opponent will play Paper in Round 10, following the observed pattern."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is either repeating their moves or playing randomly. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given data is to predict the same move again."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve cycling through the options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) or trying to outmaneuver based on previous moves. Since the opponent's move changed from Rock to Paper, the next logical step, considering a simple alternating or sequential strategy, would be Scissors, as it is the next option in the cycle and directly counters Rock, which could be a strategic choice after seeing two 'Rock' guesses."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. There's no clear repeating pattern from just these two moves, but since the opponent has not played Scissors yet, it might be their next choice to introduce variety or adapt to the player's guesses."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, the next logical move could be Scissors, as it would be the third unique move in sequence, following the typical RPS progression."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a tendency to switch between these two after playing each one more than once. Since the last round was Rock, I'm predicting Paper as the next move based on an observed potential for alternation."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far, which is more than any other move. Additionally, the last time they played Paper (Round 6), it was a repeat of their previous move in Round 2. Given this pattern and considering that no Scissors have been played by the opponent yet, I predict the next move will be Rock based on its higher frequency."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), indicating a possible preference or repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Round 6 being an exception where both you and the opponent played Paper. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might play Rock again in the next round."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper after a round where they played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 1 and 7), suggesting an alternating pattern or adapting to the player's guesses. Given that Round 8 resulted in the opponent playing Paper, following the sequence of the game, it seems plausible the opponent might repeat their last move or switch based on a hidden strategy. However, noticing that whenever the player guesses Rock and loses ( Rounds 2 and 8), the opponent played Paper, and considering the adaptive nature hinted at by the rules, predicting Paper in this scenario attempts to capitalize on any potential pattern related to the player's repeated guess of Rock."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6, and considering the pattern of Rocks and Papers observed, especially noting that after two consecutive guesses of Rock (Rounds 7 and 8) where one was correct and the other not, the opponent might revert back to Rock following the incorrect guess of Paper in Round 9."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information on their strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they could repeat their previous action."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be alternating or following a pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to alternate wins or follow a simple sequence, they might play Scissors next to potentially beat my next predicted move if I were to follow a logical progression based on their previous plays."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. This could suggest a pattern or an attempt to exploit the player's previous moves. Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, a possible next move could be Scissors following the typical RPS sequence (Rock > Paper > Scissors). However, considering the task is to predict based on the given history and the opponent might not follow a simple repeating pattern of the game's typical sequence, it seems reasonable to consider an alternative strategy. The opponent might be trying to outmaneuver based on common strategies or patterns observed in the player's guesses. Given no clear repeating pattern emerges from just three rounds and without more complex analysis tools, predicting the next move involves some speculation. Since the player guessed Rock twice and then switched to Scissors, with the opponent responding differently each time, a straightforward prediction isn't clear. However, considering typical human behavior in such games might involve alternating or trying to catch the opponent off guard by repeating a move after losing, and given that Round 3's guess of Scissors was met with Rock (potentially setting up for a Paper play if following an exploit pattern), predicting Paper seems plausible as it would beat Rock and could be seen as an attempt to continue outmaneuvering based on potential player patterns or simply as a next logical step in trying to keep the game unpredictable."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played each option at least once. Given the sequence (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper), it seems like the opponent might be alternating between two options after the first round or following a more complex pattern that isn't immediately clear. Since 'Scissors' hasn't appeared yet in their moves and assuming they might introduce it to keep the game unpredictable or as part of their hidden strategy, predicting 'Scissors' for the next move could potentially catch them off guard if they're trying to avoid repetition or lull me into a pattern."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times out of five rounds, suggesting a potential bias towards Rock or a repeating pattern that involves Rock frequently. Given this observation and the fact that the last round's guess was Scissors with the opponent playing Rock, it seems plausible to predict Rock again as the opponent's next move, hoping to capitalize on the observed tendency."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, and 5, indicating a possible repeating pattern every two rounds. Since the last round (6) was Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with Round 3 and 5 being exceptions where the opponent played Rock. Given this pattern, and considering the last move was Rock in Round 7, it's plausible the next move could be Paper, following a simplified alternating strategy."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the past three rounds when I guessed Paper or Rock, suggesting a potential pattern where they favor Paper after a round where both players choose the same move or after I guess Rock. Given that Round 8 was a tie with both of us choosing Paper, and considering the historical data, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue this observed behavior by playing Paper again in Round 9."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper, with occasional repetition of the same move. Given that in Rounds 7 and 8 the opponent played Rock and then Paper consecutively, and considering the last known move was Rock in Round 9, a logical next step could be Paper, following an observed pattern of alternating moves."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or stick with a winning strategy. Without more information on the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest initial guess is to predict they will play Rock again."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common strategy in RPS could involve alternating between options or progressing through them in a cycle (e.g., Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Since the opponent played Rock and then Paper, a logical next move, following the pattern of the game's typical cycle, would be Scissors."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves, I'll consider a basic strategy where the opponent might try to capitalize on the player's previous guesses or outcomes. In Round 1, both played Rock, earning me a point. In Round 2, guessing Rock again resulted in the opponent playing Paper, suggesting an attempt to beat my previous guess. Then, in Round 3, guessing Scissors (which would lose to Rock) and the opponent indeed playing Rock could imply the opponent is trying to maintain a winning strategy based on my guesses. Without more complex patterns or additional information, predicting 'Scissors' for the next round is somewhat arbitrary but follows the logic that if the opponent tries to play a move that beats my previous guess (which was Scissors), they should play Rock again. However, given that's what happened last time and assuming some level of adaptation, I'm guessing 'Scissors', hoping the opponent might either repeat their last winning strategy (Rock) or change in a predictable way that I haven't discerned with the information provided."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting Scissors is a strategic move to potentially exploit any cyclic pattern in the opponent's strategy. Additionally, since the opponent has not played Scissors yet, it could be their next move if they are following a simple rotation."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper. Given this alternating pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Rounds 3-5 being a sequence that includes both but is mostly Rock, and Round 6 being Paper. Given this pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Given that the last round (Round 7) was Rock, and considering the alternating nature of some of the moves, my prediction for Round 8 is Rock."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. In Rounds 2, 4, and 8, the opponent played Paper, and in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, they played either Rock or matched the player's move. Given this observation and that Round 8 ended with the opponent playing Paper, a logical next step might be for them to play Rock (following an alternating pattern), but considering the task is to predict based on given history without clear indication of adaptation beyond the pattern observed up to Round 8, predicting 'Paper' could be a mistake. However, looking closely at Rounds 1 through 8, if we consider that after each correct guess by the player (Rounds 1, 6, 7), the opponent switches their move in the next round (Round 2 Paper after Round 1 Rock, and considering the potential for pattern disruption post-Round 7), there might be an inclination towards expecting a switch. Yet, given the immediate context of guessing 'Rock' in Round 8 and getting 'Paper', the prediction should lean on identifying any possible repetitive or strategic shift by the opponent based on player guesses."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Since the last move was Paper in Round 8, following the observed alternating pattern would indicate Rock as the next move."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet for the next round, based on the limited history provided, is to assume the opponent could repeat their action, hence predicting Rock again."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could involve cycling through the options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) or trying to exploit the predictor's expectations based on previous moves. Since the predictor guessed Rock both times, the opponent might try to capitalize on this by playing in a way that would beat Rock again (since Paper beats Rock), but considering the need for a new prediction, assuming they follow a simple cycling pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors) seems reasonable. Thus, predicting Scissors as their next move based on an observed or potential pattern."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. A common strategy in RPS could involve alternating or trying to outmaneuver the player based on their previous guesses. Since the last move was Paper (which beats Rock), and assuming the opponent might try to capitalize on a perceived pattern or adapt to the player's guesses, predicting Scissors as the next move is reasonable. This is because if the opponent follows a simple alternating pattern or tries to beat the previous move they think the player will make (based on the player's history of guessing Rock twice and then switching to Scissors), Scissors would be a logical choice to counter a potential Rock guess from the player, given that the last round the player guessed Scissors and lost."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given the cyclical nature often seen in RPS patterns, it might be their turn to play Scissors next. Additionally, since the player's previous guesses did not seem to influence the opponent's choices directly (as there was no clear adaptive response based on wins or losses), looking for a pattern or sequence seems like a reasonable approach."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between these two moves after the first round. Since the last move was Rock, following the observed alternation, the next move could be Paper."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 3 and Round 5), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, I'm predicting the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in Round 8."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain point, especially considering the last few rounds where they played Rock (Round 5 and Round 7) followed by Paper (Round 4 and Round 8). Given that the last round (Round 8) was Paper, if the pattern of alternating holds, the next move should be Rock. However, observing closely, there isn't a clear repeating pattern from the start, but noticing the outcomes, especially after Round 6 where both played Paper, it seems the opponent might actually be playing in a way that tries to capitalize on the player's previous choices or plays a mix of strategies. Since my last guess was Rock and the opponent played Paper (Round 8), considering an attempt to break any potential pattern and given no clear repeating sequence from the game history provided, I'm going to take a strategic guess based on common RPS tactics where players often switch after winning with one type. Given this is Round 9 and looking at previous rounds, there's an alternating win/loss pattern but not a straightforward move prediction based on standard RPS strategies like always choosing the move that beats the previous move of the opponent or player. Hence, predicting 'Paper' as it directly follows the last known move and considering potential human psychology in game playing where after winning (Round 8 for the opponent), they might stick with what worked or switch to a different strategy, but without clear indication of adaptation based on my moves, I'll consider a potential repeat or slight variation in strategy from Round 8."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests a repeating or cyclic behavior where the opponent tends to play Rock after playing Paper. Given that in round 8, the opponent played Paper, following the observed pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their strategy. Without more information on their pattern or adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the provided history is that they could play the same move again."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be alternating or following a specific sequence. Since we don't have enough information to confirm a repeating pattern, one strategy could be to anticipate a move that would beat the previous move of the opponent if we were actually playing (not predicting). However, since our goal is prediction and not playing, let's analyze: If the opponent played Rock and then Paper, a simple alternating pattern or an attempt to throw off the predictor with a sequence. Without more data on how they adapt, one might guess Scissors as it follows the sequence of Rock > Paper > Scissors, where each move beats the previous one in a standard RPS game. This is speculative without more rounds but considers a potential simple progression."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the last move was Rock, I'm predicting Scissors as it would be a logical next choice if the opponent is alternating or trying to catch me off guard after two different moves."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the previous rounds. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and noting that Scissors has not been played by the opponent yet, it seems plausible that the opponent could play Scissors next to potentially exploit a perceived weakness or to introduce variability into their strategy."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue alternating or show a preference for one move over the others in certain situations. Since the opponent's moves have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper in the last four rounds, predicting Paper as the next move follows the observed alternation pattern."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Rounds 3-5 being Rock-Paper-Rock (though the guesses were not accurate to confirm a strict pattern), and Round 6 being Paper. Given this observed pattern, if we consider Round 6 as part of a larger sequence where the opponent's move in Round 6 was Paper, the next move could logically be Rock, following an alternating or similar pattern."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), and Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 4), with one instance of playing the same move as me in Round 6 (Paper). Given this history, it seems there might be a pattern or tendency towards repeating moves, especially Rock, which has been played most frequently. Since my last guess was Rock in Round 7 and was correct, predicting Rock again could potentially yield another point if the opponent sticks to a possible pattern of repetition or alternation."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain point, with an initial round where both players chose the same move. Given that in Rounds 7, the opponent played Rock, and in Round 8, they played Paper, following the observed alternating pattern, it suggests the next move should be Paper."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players chose the same move. Given that in Round 7, both chose Rock and in Round 8, the opponent switched to Paper, it's plausible the pattern continues with the opponent possibly choosing Paper again following another round of the same choice (as seen in Round 6 and Round 7). Additionally, since Round 9 didn't follow this exact pattern but showed a switch from the player's perspective, considering an adaptive strategy or simple alternation might lead to predicting Paper as the next move."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it can be a safe starting point."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent played Rock and earned a point, without additional information about the opponent's strategy, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their previous move or follow a pattern that isn't yet discernible with only one round of history. Thus, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable starting point for Round 2."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and may involve a pattern or adaptive behavior, one possible interpretation is that the opponent is trying to exploit your previous guesses. A common next step in simple RPS strategies after playing Rock and then Paper could be to play Scissors, as it would counter a potential repeat of Rock (since Scissors loses to Rock) and also because Paper (the opponent's last move) is beaten by Scissors. This prediction assumes the opponent is following a basic pattern or trying to adapt based on your previous guesses without knowing their actual strategy."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and considering Rock-Paper-Scissors' cyclic nature (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, Paper beats Rock), a logical next guess would be to anticipate a move that could beat the previous move or follow a common sequence. Without more data on the opponent's strategy, one might guess the opponent could play Scissors next as it directly follows Paper in a potential cyclic pattern (Paper > Scissors > Rock) or simply because it hasn't been played yet by the opponent."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between two moves. Given this pattern, the next move could potentially be 'Rock' again following the sequence. However, since the task is to predict based on observed behavior and considering a simple alternating pattern between two options (Rock and Paper) has been observed, predicting 'Scissors' as the next move might seem counterintuitive without additional context or a clear repeating pattern involving all three elements. Nonetheless, the lack of 'Scissors' in the opponent's history could imply an avoidance or less likelihood of choosing it, but without a clear pattern involving all options, any prediction leans towards guessing based on observed limited behavior."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock (in Round 5), following an alternating pattern would suggest the next move should be Paper."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, then switched to Paper in Round 2. Since then, the pattern has been less clear, but with two instances of Rock (Rounds 3 and 5) and one instance of Paper (Round 4) after a Paper was played (Round 2), it suggests that the opponent might be leaning towards playing Rock again to either establish or re-establish a pattern. Additionally, Round 6 saw both players choose Paper, which could reset the pattern or create an opportunity for the opponent to switch back to Rock."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict Rock for the next round."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6. Given the pattern, where after guessing Paper correctly, the opponent played Rock (Round 7), then Paper (Round 8), it suggests that the next move could be Rock again following the alternating pattern observed."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain pattern. Given that in rounds 7 and 9 the opponent played Rock, and in round 8 they played Paper, it seems there might be an alternating pattern or a strategy that involves switching between these two moves under certain conditions. Since the last move observed was Rock (in round 9), following the observed alternation, the next move could potentially be Paper."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can't be beaten by itself."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common initial strategy in RPS is to play Rock as it's a frequent starting move. Without more information on the opponent's pattern or behavior, assuming they might start with a basic strategy, I predict Rock for Round 2."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are alternating or possibly following a specific sequence. Since there isn't enough information to definitively determine their strategy, my approach will be to try and find a pattern. If we consider common patterns in Rock-Paper-Scissors, such as cycles of all three options, the next move could potentially be 'Rock' if they were following a cycle like Paper -> Scissors -> Rock or any variation thereof. This is a speculative approach due to the limited game history."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible pattern or alternating strategy. Given that the last round was Paper, if the opponent is alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first move (which could have been an outlier or a test), the next move should be Scissors."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to potentially counter a repeated Scissors guess, assuming they adapt based on recent outcomes."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Given the game history, it seems that when the opponent wins, they tend to play Paper (Rounds 1 and 3). When we guess incorrectly but with a different move than Rock, the outcome doesn't give us enough information to discern a pattern. However, in Rounds 4 and 5, where our guesses matched the opponent's moves, both were winning moves for us (Scissors against Scissors is a tie in traditional RPS, but here it seems to count as a win). Given that we won with Scissors once and Paper once, and considering Rock has not been successful for us, predicting Scissors might capitalize on any potential pattern where the opponent mirrors or follows a specific sequence based on our guesses or outcomes."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be repeating the same move when I guess correctly. In Rounds 4, 5, and 6, my correct guesses were followed by the same move from the opponent. Given that Round 6 was a correct guess of Scissors, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Round 4 and Round 6) when I guessed correctly, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissors after correct guesses. Additionally, the last round where I guessed incorrectly (Round 7), they played Paper, which might indicate an attempt to break a pattern. Given this observation and looking for a potential return to a previous successful pattern for me (guessing Scissors correctly), my next prediction is Scissors."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after Round 4, with a repeating pattern of Scissors in Rounds 4, 6, and 8. Given this pattern, the next move is likely to be Scissors again."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Paper and Scissors after Round 4, with a repeating pattern of playing the same move as the player in Rounds 4, 5, 6, and 8. Given that the last round (Round 9) was Paper, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point without additional information."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not provide enough information to deduce a pattern. However, considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors and without any additional information about the opponent's behavior, the next logical step is to consider common opening moves and potential patterns. A common starting point for many strategies in RPS is to play Rock, as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without more data on the opponent's strategy, predicting 'Rock' is a conservative guess based on its neutrality and the lack of any established pattern from the opponent."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are alternating. Since the last move was Scissors, which beats Paper but loses to Rock, and considering no clear repeating pattern of the sequence 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' has emerged yet from just two rounds, a simple approach is to predict the next move based on an observed or potential alternating strategy. Thus, predicting 'Rock' as it directly follows in a cyclic pattern where Paper > Rock, Rock > Scissors, and assuming the opponent might be employing a form of rotation or simple sequence."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Given the pattern in the game history where the opponent played Paper in rounds 1 and 3, and Scissors in round 2, it seems like the opponent is alternating between Paper and Scissors. Since the last move was Paper (in round 3), following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern or an attempt to exploit a perceived bias towards Rock. Given that the last round resulted in a tie with Scissors, the opponent might switch to Paper to potentially take advantage of a continued bias towards Scissors or Rock."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, with Round 4 being a repeat of Scissors. Given this pattern, and considering Round 5 was Paper, the next move could logically be Scissors again, following the observed sequence."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played the same move as the player in Rounds 4, 5, and 6. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will continue to mirror the player's moves or at least favor the move that has been successful for them recently. Since the last few rounds have seen a repetition of successful guesses with Scissors and Paper, and considering there's no clear alternating pattern from the opponent's side based on the initial rounds, a reasonable next guess could be Scissors, assuming the opponent might either mirror or stick to a move that has seen recent success."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after Round 4, with a possible exception in Round 7 where they played Paper against my Scissors guess. Given that the last move was Paper (in Round 7), I predict the next move will be Scissors following an observed pattern of alternation."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Given the consistency of this behavior, it's reasonable to predict Scissors again for the next round."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after Round 4. Since the last move was Paper (Round 9), the next move is likely to be Scissors, following the observed pattern."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, which some players might also choose as an opening move."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, and given that Paper covers Rock, my initial guess of Rock was incorrect. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, a common next move for an opponent trying to exploit a potential pattern or maintain unpredictability might involve switching to a different option. However, since we have only one data point (the opponent played Paper), a reasonable approach could be to assume the opponent might continue with a choice that beats the most commonly expected follow-up move after Rock, which would be Paper again if following a simple pattern of playing the move that beats the previous move. But without more information or assuming any specific strategy, predicting the next move involves guessing among the three options equally. Given no strong basis to predict Paper (as it might suggest an exploitable pattern) or Scissors (without knowing the opponent's strategy), and considering a potential for randomness or an attempt to keep me guessing, I'm choosing Rock as my prediction for simplicity, acknowledging this is a very early stage in the game with insufficient data to make a statistically informed decision."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems like they might be alternating or trying to exploit a pattern. Since my guesses so far have been Rock and the outcomes were Paper then Scissors, I'm going to try predicting Rock this time, assuming the opponent might continue with a pattern that involves playing each option in sequence or adapting based on my guesses."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Given the pattern observed so far, where the opponent has played 'Paper' in rounds 1 and 3, and 'Scissors' in round 2, it seems like the opponent might be alternating between these two moves. Since the last move was 'Paper', following the sequence, the next move could logically be 'Scissors'. This prediction is based on identifying a potential pattern in the opponent's strategy."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or adaptation to my guesses. Given that I finally guessed correctly with Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper in Round 5, considering it beats Rock and loses to Scissors, potentially trying to exploit any continued guessing of Scissors."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a potential pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4 and Paper in Round 5, it suggests the opponent might be alternating or has a strategy that involves playing each option at least once before repeating. Since Paper was the correct guess in Round 5, predicting Paper again could capitalize on a potential repetition or pattern in the opponent's strategy."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, with one round of each move repeating. Given that Round 5 was a tie (both played Paper) and Round 6 the opponent played Scissors, it seems like the opponent may alternate or have some pattern involving these moves. Since my guess of Paper in Round 5 was correct and the opponent also played Paper then, followed by a switch to Scissors in Round 6, I'm guessing the opponent might revert back to Paper as part of their strategy, potentially aiming for another tie or reacting to my previous guesses."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7, indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Paper. Additionally, the opponent mirrored the player's move in rounds 4 and 5, playing Scissors when the player guessed Scissors and playing Paper when the player guessed Paper. However, this mirroring behavior is not consistent throughout. Given the inconsistent patterns but noting the frequency of Paper, a reasonable next guess could be Paper, hoping to capitalize on either a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy that might again involve Paper."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the initial two rounds, which suggests that the next move could be Paper following the Scissors play in round 8."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the initial two rounds. Given that the last move was Paper, it is likely that the next move will be Scissors."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a basic strategy of playing the move that beats the previous guess, the next logical move for the opponent to play would be the one that loses to Paper, which is Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent's strategy involves directly countering the player's moves in a straightforward manner."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and then Scissors. This pattern suggests a cycle through the possible moves. Since the sequence so far is Paper (Round 1) and then Scissors (Round 2), the next logical move in a cyclic pattern would be Rock, as it follows the typical RPS sequence order: Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a potential alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given that the last move was Paper, following this observed sequence, the next move could logically be Scissors."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or adaptivity based on the player's guesses. Since the player finally guessed correctly with Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch from Scissors to counter the player's potential next guess. Given that the player guessed Rock in Rounds 1-3 and then switched to Scissors in Round 4, if the opponent is adapting, they might expect another switch and prepare for it by playing Paper, which beats Rock but loses to Scissors."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Since the last move was Paper, I predict the next move will be Scissors."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the last three rounds and has mirrored the player's move in Rounds 4, 5, and 6. Given this pattern of mirroring and the recent frequency of Scissors, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with Scissors or at least mirror a potential next move. Without explicit knowledge of the opponent's strategy but observing a tendency to match moves in recent history, predicting Scissors appears to be a reasonable approach."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 6) when I guessed correctly. Although the pattern is not consistent throughout, there seems to be an inclination towards repeating moves after a correct guess. Given that my last guess was incorrect (Round 7), it's possible the opponent may switch back to Scissors to try and maintain a potential pattern or adapt based on previous outcomes."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given the alternating pattern of wins and losses, and considering that round 7 was a loss (opponent played Paper) followed by a win (opponent played Scissors), it seems plausible that the opponent might continue this alternating pattern or favor Scissors after a Paper play in their strategy. Thus, predicting Scissors for the next round based on observed behavior."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and Paper in rounds 7 and 9. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Scissors and Paper after a correct guess of Scissors. Given that round 9 resulted in a loss for me (guessing Scissors when the opponent played Paper), following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players might start with it, assuming their opponent will also choose randomly or trying to establish a pattern."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess didn't provide enough information to deduce a pattern. However, a common strategy in RPS is to try and exploit the opponent's potential patterns or biases. Since there's no clear pattern from just one round and assuming the opponent might not switch strategies immediately, I'm guessing Rock as it's a basic starting point and doesn't reveal much about my strategy yet."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern, one possible sequence could be alternating between these options or moving through all three options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) in some order. Since Rock hasn't appeared yet from the opponent, and assuming they might cycle through all options, predicting 'Rock' is a logical next step based on the simplest form of pattern recognition."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves might follow a pattern or be influenced by my previous guesses (all of which were Rock), it seems plausible that the opponent could alternate between beating Rock with Paper and losing to Rock with Scissors. Since the last move was Paper, following this observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or adaptation to my guesses. Given that I guessed Scissors correctly in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper in Round 5, expecting me to guess Scissors again or trying to exploit my potential assumption of a repeating pattern."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given that in Round 4, the opponent played Scissors and in Round 5, they played Paper, following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, with a repetition of Scissors in rounds 4 and 6. Given this pattern, and considering the last move was Scissors, if the alternation continues, the next move should still be Scissors as it has repeated before without immediately changing."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 6), and also played Paper after each of those rounds. However, since the last round they played Paper, following the pattern observed so far, it might be their turn to play Scissors again as part of an alternating or adaptive strategy."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given the alternating pattern between Scissors and non-Scissors moves, and considering that round 7 was a Paper move followed by a Scissors move in round 8, it's possible the opponent may continue with this alternating behavior or stick to a strategy involving frequent Scissors plays."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which are all even rounds. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent tends to play Scissors in even rounds. Since we're now at round 10 (an even round), I predict the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might try to exploit my previous guess. However, without more data on the opponent's behavior, the safest assumption for Round 2 is that the opponent might stick with a winning strategy or change it based on my previous move. Since there's not enough information to determine a pattern, predicting 'Rock' is as good as any other choice at this stage, acknowledging the game has just started and more data is needed to refine predictions."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern, one possible sequence could be alternating between these options or introducing Rock as a next step in a cycle. Since there is no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, a simplistic approach would be to guess the remaining option (Rock) that hasn't been played yet by the opponent, hoping it might be part of their strategy to introduce all three options in a sequence."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and another move (Scissors in this case), and since the last move was Scissors, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Paper again, following the observed pattern of alternation."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem unpredictable so far, a common strategy is to look for any repeating patterns or try to exploit the most frequent move. Since there isn't a clear pattern yet, another approach could be trying to force a pattern by predicting a less frequent move from the opponent's perspective. However, with limited information and no clear strategy from the opponent, a simple strategy might be to predict the least played move by the opponent or to continue guessing one of the moves to see if a pattern emerges in response. Given the history (Paper, Scissors, Paper), predicting 'Rock' could potentially force the opponent into a pattern or take advantage of an unseen strategy."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, suggesting a potential bias towards Paper. Additionally, the opponent's moves do not seem to follow a simple alternating pattern, and there is no clear reaction to my previous guesses. Given this, predicting Paper seems like the most informed choice based on the limited information provided."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far. Given that Paper beats Rock and the player has guessed Rock four times, it seems the opponent is adapting by mostly playing Paper to beat the frequent Rock guesses. However, since the player switched to guessing Paper in Rounds 4 and 6, and the opponent played Scissors both times (Scissors cuts Paper), it might indicate the opponent switches strategies based on the player's guesses. Since the pattern isn't strictly alternating or easily predictable from the given history, and considering the last guess was Paper and the opponent responded with Scissors, a logical next step could be to anticipate a move that would beat Rock if the player reverts to their most common guess (Rock), or continue to exploit the less frequent Paper guesses. Thus, predicting Scissors as it directly relates to beating the previous guess of Paper and prepares for a potential return to Rock by the player."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. However, given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round (Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will break this pattern or continue an underlying strategy not immediately apparent. Since the task involves predicting based on a hidden strategy which may include repeating patterns or adaptive behavior, and given the opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper frequently but also Scissors after each Rock guess by me, a strategic guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it hasn't been played by the opponent in response to my guesses yet, suggesting the opponent might not expect it or there could be an underlying pattern we haven't seen due to our consistent guessing of either Rock or Paper."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times in the eight rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissors, a logical next move could be Paper, following the observed pattern of alternating between these two."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper four times and Scissors three times so far, with one instance of playing the same move as the predictor (Paper in Round 9). Given that the predictor finally earned a point by guessing Paper correctly after several incorrect guesses of Rock and Scissors, it's plausible the opponent might switch to a different move to try and regain the advantage. Considering the pattern and the desire to mix up moves to keep the predictor guessing, predicting Scissors seems reasonable as it hasn't been played as frequently as Paper and could be a strategic choice by the opponent to counter potential predictions based on their previous moves."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a baseline for future predictions. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, providing a basic strategic advantage without overthinking the opponent's potential strategy at this early stage."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my strategy for Round 2 is to assume the simplest pattern. Since Paper beats Rock, a basic strategy might involve sticking with a winning move unless there's a reason to change. Without additional data suggesting otherwise, predicting the opponent will play Rock (a common starting or default move in some strategies) seems reasonable as an initial step in trying to understand their behavior."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), it seems like they might be alternating or following a specific sequence. Since we don't have enough information to determine a complex pattern and considering the simplicity of the game, my strategy is to look for any immediate repetition or alternation. However, with only two rounds and no clear pattern emerging from just these moves (Paper, Scissors), one approach could be to guess the move that would beat the last move played by the opponent, which was Scissors. Rock beats Scissors, so guessing 'Rock' could be a logical step based on trying to exploit what might be an expected next move in a sequence or pattern that isn't yet clear."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given this observation, my prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to potentially counter my next move, assuming I would stick with Scissors or switch to Rock."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Since the opponent's moves are not entirely random, I'm trying to find a pattern. Given that Round 4 was a tie with both playing Scissors, and considering the alternating nature of wins and losses, my next guess is that the opponent might stick with a move that has worked for them or try something different from their previous win (Paper). However, without a clear repeating pattern and given that I correctly guessed Paper in Round 5, suggesting some level of adaptability or pattern recognition on my part, I'm going to take a chance on Scissors as it would be an unconventional next move but still within the realm of possible strategies."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern where they play Paper twice, then Scissors. Given this observation and the fact that the last move was Paper (Round 5), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will follow the pattern observed after Round 3, which would suggest Scissors as the next move."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 6), and also played Paper twice in a row (Rounds 1 and 3), indicating possible patterns or repetition. Given the last move was Paper (Round 7), if the opponent follows any pattern of alternating between moves or repeating sequences, playing Scissors next could be a logical guess based on attempting to find a rhythm in their strategy."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Scissors. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after round 3, with Paper appearing in rounds 3, 7, and potentially round 9 if the alternation continues. Given this observation and the fact that the last move was Scissors in round 8, it is reasonable to predict Scissors again for round 9, hoping the pattern holds or the opponent continues to favor Scissors."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential pattern of repeating Scissors every other round or after playing Paper. Given that the last round (9) they played Paper, following the observed pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will play Scissors again in round 10."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial approach is to look for a pattern or try to understand if there's an adaptive strategy. Since this is the first round and no clear pattern has emerged yet, a common next step could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the one they think I'll play next based on my previous guess. Without more data, predicting the exact strategy is challenging. However, considering basic RPS strategies where players often start with Rock or try to exploit the opponent's potential repetition, I'm guessing Rock as it's a common starting point and might be chosen if the opponent is trying to simplify their choice or believes I'll switch away from my initial guess of Rock."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are alternating. Since the sequence so far is Paper (Round 1) and then Scissors (Round 2), a possible next move could follow the pattern of the game's basic cycle: Rock, Paper, Scissors. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's next move is based on assuming they might continue or start a simple alternating pattern."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that my previous guesses were all Rock and the opponent's responses were to beat Rock (Paper beats Rock, and while Scissors loses to Rock, it suggests an attempt to mix up moves), I'm going to predict Paper as the next move because it seems like a favored choice for the opponent based on the pattern observed."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from the given history, a common strategy is to look for the least played move by the opponent or try to exploit potential patterns based on human behavior, such as alternating between moves. However, with limited information and no discernible pattern, one might guess Rock as it hasn't been played by the opponent in the rounds described, potentially assuming the opponent could switch or that there's an unseen pattern leading back to a basic choice like Rock."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, suggesting a potential bias towards Paper. Given the history, it seems likely the opponent will continue this trend."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, and considering the absence of Rock from the opponent's moves, it seems the opponent is avoiding Rock or is in a pattern that doesn't involve Rock for now. Since you've guessed Rock multiple times without success, and given the pattern of Paper followed by Scissors in the last two pairs of rounds, predicting Scissors might capitalize on an observed cycle or preference in the opponent's strategy."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. However, given the alternating losses and the fact that the opponent's moves seem to counter the guesser's previous move (e.g., Rock guesses countered with Paper, Paper guesses with Scissors), it seems plausible that the next move could be a shift. Since the last move was Paper (countering Scissors), predicting Rock is based on attempting to break the pattern of guessing and assuming the opponent might not stick strictly to countering the immediate previous guess but rather adapting to the overall strategy observed."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, with no Rocks. Given the distribution, it seems the opponent favors Scissors slightly over Paper in their pattern. Since the last move was Scissors (Round 8), if we assume a simple alternating or somewhat predictable pattern based on the history provided, predicting Scissors again might seem like a reasonable guess due to its frequency."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper again in round 10."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where players often try to exploit their opponent's previous move, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock. This is because if the opponent is following a simple pattern or trying to capitalize on my previous guess, they might switch to Rock, expecting me to either stick with Rock or switch to Scissors, thus giving them an advantage with Paper in the next round. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this prediction is largely speculative and based on the assumption of a non-random, adaptive behavior."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be a pattern that could suggest the next move. Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and then switched to Scissors in Round 2, it might indicate a sequence or rotation through the possible choices. A common pattern in games like this could involve alternating or cycling through options. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' for the next round is based on the assumption that the opponent may continue a cyclic pattern (Paper -> Scissors -> Rock), although this is speculative and the true strategy could be more complex."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Given the pattern in the game history where the opponent played Paper, then Scissors, and then Paper again, it seems the opponent may be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Since the last move was Paper, following this observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or not follow a strictly repeating pattern, and considering my previous guess of Scissors was correct when the opponent also played Scissors, I'm going to predict Paper for the next round. This prediction is based on trying to identify any potential patterns or reactions to my guesses, though the sample size is small."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given that the last move was Paper, I predict the next move will be Scissors."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be repeating in a pattern where they play Paper, Scissors, Paper, and then repeat a move (Scissors) after the player correctly guesses. Given that Rounds 4, 5, and 6 all resulted in correct predictions with moves Scissors, Paper, Scissors respectively, it suggests an adaptive element but also a possible return to a pattern or even a test of consistency. Since Round 6 was Scissors and the opponent mirrored the player's guess in Rounds 4 and 6, a logical next step could be for the opponent to continue this mirroring behavior or stick with a winning strategy from their perspective, which might involve changing their move. However, given no clear indication of an immediate pattern switch after correct guesses in rounds 4-6, predicting Scissors seems reasonable as it follows the observed mirroring behavior and the lack of an obvious next step in the pattern based on provided history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to repeat their previous move when the guess is incorrect and switches when the guess is correct. Given that Round 7 was a loss for me (guessing Scissors when the opponent played Paper), following this observed pattern, the opponent should play Scissors in Round 8."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Scissors. Given the alternating nature of the opponent's moves between Paper and Scissors after round 3, and considering the last move was Paper in round 7, it is reasonable to predict Scissors for the next round."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds where the previous move was also Scissors (Round 4 and Round 8), indicating a possible pattern of repetition when the same move is played twice in a row. Additionally, in rounds following a Scissors play by the opponent that resulted in an incorrect prediction (Round 7 and Round 9), the opponent switched to Paper. Given the last round (Round 9) was Paper, if the pattern holds, the next move could revert back to Scissors as it did after similar scenarios."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to alternate moves or play the move that would beat the previous move. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a simple approach is to assume they might repeat their last move or switch to a move that could potentially counter a common next guess (e.g., if expecting Rock after Paper, they might play Scissors). However, since we have only one round of history and no clear pattern, predicting 'Rock' is as reasonable as any other choice at this point, considering the lack of additional data."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), there is no clear pattern yet. However, since the opponent has already played Paper and Scissors, a possible simple strategy could be alternating between these two or introducing Rock as a next step in a sequence. Without more data on the opponent's behavior, one approach is to assume they might start with a basic pattern or try to exploit common initial guesses (like Rock). Since the game just started and no complex patterns can be discerned from only two moves, predicting 'Rock' is as reasonable as any other choice at this stage, considering the lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptive behavior based on our guesses, and considering we've guessed Rock all three times, it seems plausible the opponent is trying to beat our consistent Rock guess. Since Paper beats Rock and was played twice, but then switched to Scissors (which beats Paper), the next logical move in a simple alternating pattern to continue beating our expected Rock would be to play Rock (since Rock beats Scissors). However, since we are trying to predict based on the given history and the opponent's potential strategy of adapting or using patterns, and considering we need to break the cycle of guessing Rock incorrectly, my prediction considers an alternative perspective: If the opponent saw our consistent guess as a pattern and decided to exploit it by playing Paper (to beat Rock) twice and then switched to Scissors possibly due to an internal pattern or a reaction to our lack of strategy change, the next move in attempting to keep us guessing or following their internal logic could indeed follow the sequence Paper, Scissors, and then potentially back to Paper or even to Rock if they're trying to mix it up based on some unseen pattern or our predictable guesses. However, considering a simpler approach where the opponent might just be alternating in a way that directly counters our moves without overcomplicating their strategy, guessing Scissors as the next move is a strategic choice to potentially catch them off guard if they were planning to play Rock next (assuming they follow a 'beating the last move' strategy) or simply to vary our guess pattern."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given the history, the opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once after two initial guesses of Rock. The only time a point was scored was when both players chose Scissors. To potentially exploit a pattern or adapt to the opponent's strategy, guessing Rock might encourage a repeat of a previous move (like Paper), but since we're trying to predict their next move based on limited data and they've already shown variability, choosing Rock as a prediction seems reasonable due to its simplicity and the lack of clear repeating patterns from the opponent."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which could indicate a preference or pattern involving Paper. Additionally, in Round 4, both you and the opponent played Scissors, resulting in a correct prediction for you, but this might not directly influence the next move since it doesn't fit into an obvious repeating pattern of Rock, Paper, or Scissors. Given the history, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it has been the most frequent choice by the opponent."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times (Rounds 1, 3, and 5) and Scissors twice (Rounds 2 and 6), with one instance of playing the same move as the predictor (Round 4, where both played Scissors). Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Paper and another move. Since Round 6 was Scissors, a potential next move could follow the pattern of returning to Paper."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which seems to be a favored move. Additionally, in Round 7, the opponent also played Paper, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, predicting Paper as the next move appears to be a reasonable strategy, hoping to catch the opponent's potential repetition or bias towards playing Paper."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which suggests a possible pattern or preference. Additionally, in Round 7, both the player and the opponent played Paper, resulting in a correct prediction. Given this history and the fact that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or have some form of repetition, predicting Paper seems like a reasonable choice for the next round."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent seems to adapt their strategy. With two recent Papers and an aim to outmaneuver, predicting Scissors as a potential counter to an expected Paper guess or to break the pattern seems logical."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it suggests the opponent might not be following a completely random strategy. Given that Scissors cuts Paper and my initial guess was Rock, the opponent might choose Rock next to capitalize on the potential pattern of me guessing Paper after losing to Scissors. This is a speculative approach based on limited information."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This could indicate an alternating pattern or a strategy based on my guesses. Since my guess was correct in Round 2 and assuming the opponent might try to break any potential pattern they see from my side or adapt to my guessing strategy, I'm going to predict Paper for Round 3. The reasoning here is speculative due to limited data but leans towards anticipating an adaptation or a simple alternating pattern from the opponent's moves."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a specific sequence in mind. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed sequence, the next move could potentially be Rock again, as it follows the pattern of alternating between Scissors and Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Rock. Given this observation, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with Rock for Round 5."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or repetitive behavior. Given that the last round resulted in an outcome of 0 (I guessed Rock and they played Scissors), it's plausible the opponent may revert to their previous successful move against my guess, which was Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it appears that after playing Rock, the opponent plays Scissors, and vice versa. Since the last move was Rock in Round 6, following this alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors. However, considering the task is to predict based on observed behavior and the goal is to maximize points by correctly guessing the opponent's next move, a more accurate interpretation of the provided sequence suggests looking for a repeating or adaptive strategy that might not strictly follow a simple alternation due to the presence of Rock in Rounds 2, 4, and 6. Upon closer inspection, noticing the wins (1 point) are all when the guess was Rock and the opponent also played Rock, but considering the losses where Scissors were played by the opponent after guessing Rock or Paper, a corrected approach should consider any discernible pattern more carefully, including potential for periodic behavior or adaptivity based on previous rounds. Given this correction and focusing strictly on maximizing prediction accuracy without assuming an overly simplistic model of alternation, if we look at Rounds 2 and 4 where the guess was correct (both were Rock), and then see the loss patterns, a clearer, more nuanced strategy might involve recognizing when the opponent is likely to repeat a winning move for them or switch after our correct guesses. Since Round 6 resulted in a win for guessing Rock, if the pattern involves some level of reaction to previous outcomes, predicting the next move requires considering whether the opponent would stick with a winning strategy from their perspective (which isn't directly observable) or change. Given the strict alternation observed between Rock and Scissors in the outcomes and recognizing the need for an adaptive strategy that considers potential patterns beyond simple alternation, my initial reasoning about strict alternation needs adjustment towards understanding the pattern as potentially more complex, involving both the moves and their outcomes. However, given the instruction to predict based on game history and acknowledging a misunderstanding in the strict alternation interpretation, the correct approach should involve looking for any repeating sequences or reactions to previous rounds' outcomes. Considering this and aiming to maximize predictive accuracy by aligning with observed behaviors while accounting for potential oversimplification, it seems prudent to reassess the pattern recognition approach towards a more dynamic or sequence-based prediction that considers both the moves and their impacts on subsequent choices."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock, following the sequence."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Scissors following the last observed move which was Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where every other move is Rock after a Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock following the last observed Scissors in Round 9."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play a move that would beat my previous guess. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, predicting Rock for the next round is based on the assumption that the opponent might either repeat their winning strategy from the previous round or adapt in a straightforward manner."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. Since the opponent's moves have alternated between Scissors and Rock, a possible pattern could be emerging where the opponent cycles through different moves. However, with only two rounds of data, it's also possible the opponent is playing randomly or following a more complex strategy not yet apparent. Assuming a simple alternating pattern for the sake of prediction and considering the last move was Rock, the next logical move in a sequence that includes all three options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) would be Paper, as it follows Rock in a cyclical pattern of RPS. This is a simplistic approach given the limited data."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Rock and Scissors or following a specific sequence that isn't immediately clear. However, since the last move was Scissors, if we consider a simple alternating pattern (which might not hold but is a reasonable initial guess), the next move could potentially be Rock again. This prediction is based on attempting to find a pattern in the limited information provided."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that my previous guess was Rock and the outcome was a point for me (because the opponent also played Rock), predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable strategy based on the observed behavior."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the sequence so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it appears the next move should follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent will play Rock again."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears that after every two 'Rock' predictions that are correct, the opponent plays 'Scissors'. Since the last round was a 'Scissors', following the alternating pattern, the next move should be 'Rock'."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (Round 8) resulted in a win for me with both of us playing Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Scissors in the next round."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, it was always after playing Scissors in the previous round. Given that in Round 9 the opponent played Scissors, following the pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it seems the opponent might not be following a straightforward pattern based on my move. However, given that Scissors is typically countered by Rock, the opponent's choice of Scissors could imply they are trying to counter a potential Scissors play or are starting with a random move. Without more information on their strategy, a reasonable next guess could be that they might play Rock, either as part of a pattern or as an attempt to exploit a perceived weakness in my guessing strategy."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This could indicate an adaptive strategy where the opponent tries to beat my previous guess or mirrors it. Since my last guess was Rock and the opponent mirrored it, for Round 3, I'm guessing Paper because if the opponent continues a simple pattern of mirroring or trying to win against the previous move, they might play Scissors (to cut paper), but considering a potential for a more complex strategy or an attempt to break a pattern, guessing Paper seems like a reasonable next step to test their behavior."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a specific sequence in mind. Since the last move was Scissors, following the initial pattern (Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next logical move could be Rock again if the opponent is indeed following a simple alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors after the first round."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 2 and Round 4), suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent history, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, and Scissors when I didn't guess Rock. Given this pattern, my next guess should be for Rock as it seems to trigger a consistent response from the opponent."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should logically follow this sequence, suggesting the opponent will play Rock again."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should logically be Scissors following the last observed move which was Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where every other move is Rock after a Scissors, and considering the last move was Scissors (in Round 9), it's logical to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and I guessed Rock, which would lose to Paper, the opponent might have chosen Scissors expecting me to choose Paper or to counter a potential Rock with Paper. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy (whether it's adaptive or follows a pattern), the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with a winning strategy unless proven otherwise. Thus, predicting 'Rock' as their next move assumes they won't change their strategy immediately and are trying to force me into a pattern or test my adaptability."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting or countering my guesses directly or indirectly. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, for Round 3, I'm going to guess Paper because it's a move that hasn't been my choice yet and could potentially counter an expected repeat of Rock or adapt to a possible shift from Scissors."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given the game history, the opponent's moves seem unpredictable at first glance. However, considering the last move was Scissors and in Round 2 both players chose Rock, it might suggest a potential repetition or pattern based on the player's previous choices. Without a clear pattern from just three rounds, a simplistic approach would be to either follow the most frequently played move by the opponent or try to outguess based on common strategies like alternating moves. Since there's no strong evidence of a repeating pattern and given that Rock has been played by both players in Round 2, predicting 'Rock' could potentially capitalize on any attempt by the opponent to repeat successful moves or establish a rhythm."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a tendency to mirror my moves. Given that Round 2 and Round 4 both resulted in the opponent playing Rock when I guessed Rock, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again if the pattern continues."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given this pattern, it seems that the opponent may be alternating between these two moves. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent's next move would be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears that after every Scissors, the opponent plays Rock. Since the last move was Scissors, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors. Since the last round (Round 8) the opponent played Rock, it is likely they will play Scissors in the next round."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my initial thought is that the opponent might be trying to counter my guesses. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, if the opponent is adapting based on my guess, they might play Rock next, assuming I would guess Paper to beat their previous Scissors. This is a simple adaptive strategy, but without more information, it's a reasonable starting point for prediction."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Scissors, Rock), there seems to be no clear repeating pattern yet. However, considering the nature of RPS and attempting to outmaneuver, I'm predicting 'Paper' because it beats Rock, which was the opponent's last move. This prediction assumes the opponent might not change their strategy drastically from one round to another without an apparent reason or pattern."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Scissors and another move. Since the last move was Scissors, following the pattern, the next move should be Rock, similar to Round 2."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), and both times it resulted in a correct prediction for me. Given this recent pattern, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in Round 5."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, and Scissors when I guessed either Rock or Paper. Given this pattern, it seems that whenever I guess Rock, there's a higher chance of the opponent playing Rock. Since my last guess was Rock and the opponent played Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors when guessing Rock, my next prediction should be that the opponent will play Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this pattern, resulting in Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is likely that the next move will be Rock, following the sequence."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (Round 9) was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, a common strategy would be to play Rock next as it beats Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, assuming a basic or patterned approach seems reasonable for this initial prediction."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. There's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves, but considering the opponent's strategy might involve adapting to the player's guesses or a simple alternating pattern, guessing Paper is a reasonable next step. This choice doesn't follow a specific pattern from the opponent's previous moves but aims to counter a potential next move if the opponent were to alternate or change their strategy based on the player's guesses."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or following a specific sequence that involves repeating one of the moves after playing another. Since the last move was Scissors, if we consider a pattern of alternation or repetition based on the given history, predicting Paper (which beats Rock) could be strategic, assuming the opponent might play Rock next as part of their strategy. However, without a clear pattern from just three rounds, this prediction is also somewhat speculative and based on the assumption that the opponent's strategy may involve elements of both randomness and predictability."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between moves that would beat the previous guess. Given the history, after playing Scissors (Round 1), Rock (Round 2), Scissors (Round 3), and Rock (Round 4), the next logical move following this pattern of not repeating a move immediately after it was guessed correctly would be Scissors."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between the three options in a pattern that isn't immediately clear from the given history. However, considering the last move was Scissors and looking for any potential repeating or adaptive behavior, I'm going to guess Rock as it has appeared with some regularity and my previous guesses haven't established a clear counter-pattern from the opponent."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), and considering the alternating or somewhat repetitive nature observed so far, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a move they've recently used. Additionally, there's no clear pattern suggesting an immediate switch to Paper or Scissors based on the history provided."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 2, 4, and 6) in the last six rounds. Additionally, Round 7 saw the opponent play Scissors, which might indicate a switch back to their previously successful move, Rock, as observed in Rounds 2 and 6 where you both played Rock and you earned points."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the fact that the opponent played Scissors in round 7 after playing Rock in round 6, and then went back to Rock in round 8, might indicate an alternating pattern between Rock and another move (Scissors in this case). Given this observation, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, and Scissors in rounds 1, 3, 7, and 9. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (9) was Scissors, the next move could potentially be Rock following this observed alternating pattern."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutral stance against other moves."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it's possible that the opponent's strategy involves playing a move that would beat the previous guess. Given that Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, I'm predicting Rock for Round 2 as an attempt to understand if the opponent adapts based on the previous round's outcome."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern does not clearly indicate a repeating sequence of moves or a straightforward adaptive strategy based on my guesses. However, since the opponent's move changed from Scissors to Rock, and considering the basic strategy of RPS where each move has a counter (Rock > Scissors, Scissors > Paper, Paper > Rock), I will guess Paper for Round 3. This choice is somewhat arbitrary given the limited information but aims to exploit a potential pattern or reaction to my previous guesses."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given the game history, there's no clear repeating pattern in the opponent's moves (Scissors, Rock, Scissors). However, since the opponent has played Scissors twice and Rock once, my next guess is based on a simple frequency analysis and the fact that Paper hasn't been played by the opponent yet. Assuming the opponent might not repeat Scissors immediately after it was last played or might avoid playing the same move consecutively, and considering I have no information about an adaptive strategy, I will predict Rock as it has been played once before and seems like a moderate choice without more complex pattern analysis."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that the last round where I guessed correctly was Round 4 with both of us playing Rock, and considering the alternating nature of wins and losses, my next guess will be Rock, hoping the opponent might follow a pattern or stick with what worked previously for them."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the history of the game (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given that the pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors after Round 1, with a deviation in Round 3 where the opponent played Scissors against a Paper guess, my prediction for Round 6 is based on the observed alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors. Since the last move by the opponent was Scissors (Round 5), following the pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, thus predicting Rock for the next round."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should logically be 'Rock' to maintain this alternating pattern."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors. Since the last round (Round 8) resulted in a win for me with my guess being Rock, indicating the opponent played Rock, it is likely the next move will be Scissors following this alternating pattern."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common approach is to choose a move at random or select one that is often considered a default choice. Rock is typically the most intuitive and commonly chosen move for beginners in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, making it a reasonable starting point without additional information."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where Rock beats Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock, anticipating the opponent might try to capitalize on their previous win by playing Paper. However, without more information or a clear pattern, this prediction is based on a simple strategic guess rather than a complex analysis."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern, I'm predicting Paper as the next move because it would be a logical progression if the opponent is alternating or trying to throw me off by changing their choice each round."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. This pattern suggests a potential repetition or alternation in the opponent's strategy. Given that the last move was Scissors, a reasonable guess for the next move could be Rock, following an observed sequence or attempting to catch a repeating pattern."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent history, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that my guesses have alternated between Rock and other moves (Paper), and considering the opponent's previous reactions, predicting Rock seems like a plausible next step based on the observed behavior."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will continue this alternating pattern, thus predicting Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors played by the opponent. Given that the last move was Rock in Round 8, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, they did so in response to the user guessing Rock (Round 2, Round 4, Round 6, Round 8) and also when the user guessed Scissors (Round 9). However, every time after playing Scissors (Rounds 1, 3, 5, 7), the opponent then plays Rock in the following round. Given that Round 9 ended with both the user and the opponent playing Scissors, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Rock next."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, hoping to catch their opponent off guard or establish a baseline for future moves."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it's possible that the opponent is following a simple pattern or trying to exploit my initial move. Given that Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent might expect me to switch to Paper for Round 2. However, without more information on their strategy, the safest assumption based on typical RPS patterns and attempting to outguess the opponent's potential adaptation is to predict Rock, considering it as a common starting or retaliatory move."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. Since the opponent's moves have alternated between Scissors and Rock, a possible pattern could be that the opponent is trying to exploit common initial guesses or simply alternating. However, without more information on the strategy (repeating pattern or adaptive), the safest next guess considering typical RPS strategies would be Paper, as it beats Rock and the opponent has already shown a tendency to play Rock in response to my initial Rock guess. This prediction assumes the opponent might stick with a simple alternating pattern or is trying to condition me towards a specific response."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There seems to be a potential alternating pattern in the opponent's choices, but with only three rounds, it's difficult to determine a clear strategy. However, given that the last move was Scissors, if we consider a simplistic alternating pattern or attempt to find some form of predictability, guessing 'Rock' could be a plausible next step, as it would mirror the pattern seen in Rounds 1 and 2 (Scissors followed by Rock). This approach is speculative due to the limited information available."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation and the fact that the opponent's moves seem to not directly counter or follow the user's previous guesses in a straightforward manner, the safest prediction based on the given history is to guess Rock again."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, and Scissors when I guessed either Rock or Paper. Given this pattern, it seems that whenever I guess Rock, there's a higher chance of the opponent playing Rock. Since my last guess was Rock and the outcome was Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors when guessing Rock, the next move could potentially be Rock again."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock), the next move is likely to be Rock again, following the alternating pattern after two consecutive Rocks."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should logically follow this sequence, leading to the prediction of 'Rock'."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors from the opponent's moves, with each pair of moves being 'Rock' followed by 'Scissors'. Given that the last move was 'Rock', following this observed pattern, the next move should be 'Scissors'."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Scissors), it appears that after two consecutive plays of the same move (in this case, Scissors), the opponent switches back to the other move in the alternating sequence, which would be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it seems the opponent might be trying to capitalize on the most likely human first move, which is often Rock. Given no clear pattern yet and considering the opponent's potential strategy of exploiting common first moves, I'm predicting Rock for Round 2 as a conservative guess, assuming the opponent might stick with a winning strategy unless clearly countered."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern does not clearly indicate a repeating sequence of moves from the opponent's side based on my guesses alone. However, considering basic strategies in RPS, an opponent might try to exploit a perceived pattern or simply alternate. Since there isn't enough information to deduce a complex strategy and given that my previous guess was correct when guessing Rock (and assuming the opponent might not repeat the same move), predicting Paper is somewhat arbitrary without more data but leans on the idea that if the opponent were alternating or trying something simple, they might avoid Scissors after losing with it and could opt for something other than Rock to potentially counter a next guessed Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and then Scissors again. This pattern suggests a potential repetition or alternation in their strategy. Given that the last move was Scissors, which beats Paper, I'm predicting the next move will be Paper because it would logically follow in a sequence where the opponent tries to exploit the player's potential assumption of a repeating pattern of Rock and Scissors."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent seems to be following a pattern where they play the move that would beat the player's previous guess. In Round 1, the player guessed Rock and the opponent played Scissors (which beats Rock if the player were to play it again). However, this pattern is not consistent throughout all rounds. Another way to look at it is trying to find a repeating sequence or alternating behavior in the opponent's moves: Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock. If the pattern of alternating between Scissors and Rock continues after the first two moves, then the next move should be Scissors."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between the three options in a specific pattern. Observing the game history: Round 1 (Scissors), Round 2 (Rock), Round 3 (Scissors), Round 4 (Rock), and Round 5 (Scissors), it appears that every other round, the opponent chooses Rock after playing Scissors. Given this pattern, following the Scissors in Round 5, the next move should be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Rock. Given this recent behavior, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, and Scissors in rounds 1 and 7. Given the alternating pattern of outcomes (win, loss, win, loss, win, win, loss), it seems plausible that the opponent's strategy may involve some form of repetition or alternation. Since the last round resulted in a loss for me (guessing Rock when the opponent played Scissors), I'm going to guess that the opponent will play Rock this time, following a possible pattern of alternating between winning and losing moves."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which are all even rounds. Given the pattern observed so far, it seems the opponent tends to play Rock in even rounds. Since the next round would be round 9 (an odd round), but considering the pattern of repetitions and the fact that the last round (round 8) was an even round where the opponent played Rock, my prediction for round 9 is based on the assumption that the opponent might break the exact even-round pattern but could still favor a move that has been successful or frequent. However, without a clear alternating pattern and considering the scoring system rewards correct predictions, I'm placing a bet on Rock due to its frequency in the opponent's moves so far."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in rounds 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, where the opponent played Scissors in rounds 1, 3, 7, and 9, it suggests that in round 10, the opponent might play Rock, as there's an alternating pattern between Scissors and either Rock or another move."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption for the next round is that they might continue with the same choice, especially since our correct guess doesn't necessarily influence their decision-making process as described."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve moving to the next choice that beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Paper beats Rock), suggesting their next move could be Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move to test the player's next choice), the next logical move in a potential pattern or to counter a player who might stick with a winning strategy (like playing Rock again after winning with it) could be Rock. This is because if the opponent is trying to create a simple alternating pattern or trying to catch the player off guard by repeating a starting move, Rock would be a straightforward next step."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent may alternate or have a preference for certain moves under specific conditions not yet fully understood from the given history. Since the last round (Round 4) resulted in both you and the opponent playing Rock, and considering the lack of an obvious complex pattern from the provided rounds, predicting 'Rock' again could be seen as a conservative choice based on the highest frequency of occurrence."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last round (round 5) was Paper, the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 4) and it seems to be a recurring choice. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between beating the previous move and matching it, but without a clear pattern of Paper or Scissors following Rock consistently in a way that can be predicted with high confidence from the given rounds. Given this, predicting Rock might offer the best chance since it has been a common move for the opponent."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and another move. Given the history, after a round where both players chose Rock (Round 7), the next move by the opponent could be Paper, following the observed pattern of alternating away from Rock in rounds where the guess was incorrect previously."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds 1 and 4, the opponent played Rock after winning or losing with Paper or Scissors, respectively. Then, in rounds 2 and 5, the opponent switched to Paper after playing Rock, indicating an adaptive pattern that involves countering the player's most frequent guess (Rock) with Paper. Given this pattern, and considering that in round 8 both you and the opponent played Paper, it is likely the opponent will switch to a move that would counter Paper if they were trying to exploit a potential repetition or lack of variation in your guesses. Since Scissors cuts Paper, but given the adaptive nature and the fact that Rock has been a common guess from you, the opponent might play Paper again expecting you to guess Rock (based on your historical preference for Rock) and then lose to Paper. However, considering the task is to predict the next move based on past behavior which includes winning with Paper against your Paper in round 8, and my previous logic about patterns was slightly flawed because it overcomplicated the sequence without clear evidence of such complex strategy from the opponent's moves, a simpler observation could be that after two rounds where both players chose the same move (rounds 3 and 7 for Scissors and Rock respectively, and round 8 for Paper), the next move might simply follow a pattern of continuity or immediate response to the last known state. Given no clear repeating pattern from the opponent's perspective that doesn't involve direct response to your guesses or simple repetition, predicting 'Paper' seems reasonable as it follows the logic of either matching the previous successful move (as in rounds where both players match) or preparing for a potential Rock guess based on historical data."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. Given that in Round 8 and Round 9, the opponent played Paper and then Scissors, it's possible that the opponent will switch back to Rock, following an observed pattern of periodically returning to Rock after not playing it for a round."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move as there's no indication yet of a pattern change or an adaptive strategy based on my guess. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable next step given the limited information."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern that we can exploit for prediction. Since the game just started, we don't have enough information to definitively determine their strategy, but we can make an educated guess based on common patterns in RPS. A simple alternating pattern (which is a basic form of adaptive behavior) could suggest they might play Scissors next if they're alternating between the three options. However, without more data or a clear understanding of their strategy, this prediction leans heavily on the assumption that their first two moves are part of a larger, recognizable sequence rather than random choices."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and observing that each type of move has appeared at least once, my next prediction is based on the simplest form of pattern recognition - repetition or sequence. Since all three basic moves have occurred, one approach could be to look for any emerging patterns or simply acknowledge that without more complex analysis or additional rounds, predicting a repeat of an earlier move or guessing the next in a potential cycle (like Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock) seems reasonable. Thus, predicting 'Rock' as it's the first move and completes a simple cycle if we consider the sequence might reset or continue in some patterned form."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent may be alternating or has a tendency to return to Rock after playing other moves. Since the last move was Scissors in Round 3, and considering the scoring system doesn't directly influence the opponent's strategy but rather reflects the success of predictions, I'm predicting the next move will be Rock based on its recurrence."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (in Rounds 1 and 4), and both times they were correctly predicted or followed a pattern that suggested a return to Rock after playing Paper. Given the alternating pattern of correct and incorrect predictions, with the last round being an incorrect prediction (guessing Rock when the opponent played Paper), it seems plausible that the next move could revert back to Rock as part of the opponent's strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and seems to alternate between playing a different move and then returning to a previous move. Given that the last round was Scissors, following the pattern observed, the next move could potentially be Rock as it is one of their initial moves and part of an alternating or adaptive strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round (Rock) and then switching to a move that beats the previous move (Paper or Scissors). Given that in Round 7, the opponent played Rock and was correctly predicted, following the pattern observed, the next move should be Paper, which beats Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, they either repeated it or switched to Paper. Given that in Round 8 both you and the opponent played Paper, and considering the pattern of alternating moves, I predict the opponent will play Paper again as they did in Round 5 after playing Rock twice."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors) after a correct guess. Given the last round was a loss for me (Round 9), where I guessed Paper but the opponent played Scissors, it's plausible the opponent will revert to a move that has been successful in the past or start a new pattern. Since Rock has been a common choice and has resulted in wins for both of us when guessed correctly, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable next step, considering the pattern of alternating wins and losses."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm going to assume for Round 2 that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information on their strategy, the safest assumption based on the given data is that they could play Rock again."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie (though you earned a point as per the task's scoring system). In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent adapted by changing from Rock to Paper, a logical next adaptation could involve changing again to try and beat the expected move. If we consider a pattern or an attempt to alternate wins (from the opponent's perspective), and assuming they might expect you to change your strategy after losing in Round 2, they might choose Scissors to counter a potential Paper play (since Scissors cuts Paper). This prediction assumes the opponent is trying to outmaneuver based on observed patterns and potential next moves."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, suggesting a possible alternating pattern or an attempt to mix up their moves. Since they played Paper in Round 2, which is a move that beats Rock, and considering the win and loss pattern, predicting 'Rock' for the next round seems plausible as it could be part of a repeating sequence or an adaptation based on the opponent's strategy to not repeat the same winning move consecutively."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (in Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern, I'm predicting Rock as it has been their most frequent move."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Given that the last move was Paper in round 5, the next move could be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and considering the alternating pattern of winning and losing, it seems plausible that the opponent might return to a previously successful move. Additionally, given that the last two moves were losses for me (guessing Rock against Paper and then Scissors), an adaptive strategy might involve the opponent reverting to a choice that has worked in the past, which is Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and another move. Given the pattern, after two consecutive Rocks (Round 4 and Round 7), the next move is likely to be Paper, as it has been the case in Rounds 2 and 5 following a Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players choose the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players chose Paper, it is likely the opponent will switch to Rock if following an alternating pattern or possibly stay with Paper if considering other strategies. However, another pattern observed is that whenever the guess was incorrect (Rounds 2 and 5), the opponent played Paper after playing Rock. Since our last correct guess was in Round 8 with both choosing Paper, and without a clear repeating sequence but noticing an inclination towards Paper after certain moves, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows the idea of staying with a winning or previously successful strategy for the opponent."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Given that the last round (9) was Scissors, if we consider a simple alternating or repetitive strategy based on past moves, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible as it follows the observed pattern of the opponent occasionally returning to Rock."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can serve as a baseline to gauge the opponent's strategy."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess is to predict the same move again, hoping for a repeat of the pattern observed so far."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie (though you earned a point, it seems there might have been an oversight in scoring since ties typically don't award points in standard RPS). In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your choice. Since the opponent changed from Rock to Paper, which is a common sequence or strategy shift (considering basic patterns like rock-paper-scissors cycles), my next prediction for the opponent's move is Scissors. This choice aims to capitalize on the potential pattern where an opponent might cycle through options or respond to a previous move with the one that beats it."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between a repeat and a change. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, in Round 2, Paper (a change), and in Round 3, Scissors (the opponent's move matched the player's guess but considering the sequence, it might be preparing for another change). Given this pattern, if we consider Round 1 as a starting point of repetition or matching, followed by a change (Paper) in Round 2, and then a match or repeat (Scissors) in Round 3, the next logical step could involve going back to a basic move like Rock, especially since the game seems to be influenced by both predictability and unpredictability."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Scissors once when I guessed correctly (Round 3). Given the alternating pattern of correct and incorrect guesses, and considering that my last guess was not Rock but I still got it right, I'm going to predict Rock for Round 5 because it seems to be a frequent move for the opponent."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round they won against (Round 1 and Round 4, both 'Rock') and then switching to 'Paper' when you guess 'Rock'. Given this observed behavior, after losing to your 'Rock' guess in Round 4 and then losing again to your incorrect guess in Round 5 ('Rock' vs their 'Paper'), the next logical move based on an attempt to discern a pattern would be for them to play 'Scissors', expecting you might continue guessing 'Rock'. However, without a clear repeating pattern or more information about the opponent's strategy, this prediction is based on limited observed behavior and the assumption of a simple adaptive response."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 6, both played Scissors and won, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock as it follows the sequence of moves where both players previously matched (Round 1: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 6: Scissors)."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock three times and Scissors twice, with Paper appearing after each of the first two Rock plays. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper again following the third Rock play."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating the same move as the previous round (when the guess was correct) and switching to a move that beats the previous guess. Given the pattern observed in rounds 1-8, after two consecutive correct guesses of 'Rock' (rounds 4 and 7), followed by guessing 'Paper' correctly in round 8, the next logical step for the opponent could be to switch to 'Scissors' if following a simple beat-the-last-move strategy. However, considering the alternating pattern between repeating moves when guessed correctly and adapting when not, since 'Paper' was guessed correctly in round 8, the opponent might repeat their move as they did after correct guesses of 'Rock'. Thus, predicting 'Paper' for the next round seems plausible based on this pattern."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round (when the guess was correct) and switching to a different move (Paper after Rock). Given that the last correct guess was Paper in round 8, followed by an incorrect guess of Paper in round 9, the next logical move based on observed patterns could be Rock, as it follows the pattern of returning to a previously successful move after an unsuccessful round."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or stick with a consistent pattern for at least one more round. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, the most straightforward prediction is that they will play Rock again."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors involves alternating or trying to outmaneuver the opponent. Since the opponent played Rock first and then switched to Paper, the next logical step could be to play Scissors, as it beats Paper. This prediction assumes the opponent is following a basic pattern of playing each option in sequence or attempting to counter the expected move based on common RPS strategies."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, indicating a possible alternating pattern or an attempt to disrupt predictable strategies. Given the lack of clear repeating patterns from just three rounds and considering the opponent's move in Round 2 was Paper (which could be seen as an attempt to exploit a perceived Rock-heavy strategy), my next prediction is for Rock, anticipating the opponent might revert to their initial choice or attempt to establish a baseline strategy that can be exploited in future rounds."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy may involve a repeating pattern, I'm going to predict Rock again as it has been their most frequent move."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last round was a loss for me (guessing Rock when they played Paper), and considering their behavior in Round 3 where they also played Scissors after a win, I'm predicting they might play Scissors this time as it would be an unexpected move following their previous pattern."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 6, both players played Scissors, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Rock in the next round."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 4, and 7) and Scissors twice (Rounds 3 and 6), with Paper being played in Rounds 2 and 5. Noticing that every time after the opponent plays Rock and we correctly guess it (Rounds 1 and 4), they switch to Paper in the next round (Rounds 2 and 5). Given that Round 7 resulted in a correct guess of Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in Round 8."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper again if they were to follow the sequence seen so far (Rock -> Paper -> Same Move -> Rock -> Paper -> Same Move). However, considering the need for a prediction based on the provided history and acknowledging the alternating pattern after matching moves, it's plausible the opponent could stick with their last move or change. Since Round 8 was a match with Paper, and if we consider an adaptive strategy that might involve some level of repeating patterns or reactions to the player's guesses, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows the logic of either maintaining the last successful choice or adapting based on the game's recent history."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper after playing Scissors or Paper. Since the last round (9) was Paper vs Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern and considering the game's history where Rock appears to be a recurring choice, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that many players might start with it out of habit or neutrality."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy or pattern, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked before, which was Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve moving through the options in a cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors) or trying to exploit the player's expectations based on previous moves. Since the opponent played Rock and then Paper, a next logical step in a simple cyclic pattern would be Scissors. This is a basic assumption without more complex analysis of potential adaptive strategies."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between repeating the previous round's move and switching to a different move. Since in Round 3, the opponent played Scissors (the same as the player's guess), it is possible that in Round 4, the opponent might switch back to Rock, creating an alternating pattern of repetition and change."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move they've played before and switching to a different one, and considering the last round was a repeat of Rock, my next prediction is based on the pattern observed: after playing Rock in Round 4 (similar to Round 1), the opponent might switch their strategy as seen in Round 2. However, since the question asks for a prediction based on the game history provided without clear indication of an adaptive strategy beyond simple alternation or repetition, and noting that 'Rock' has been a successful guess twice, I'm predicting Rock again due to its recurrence."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given that the last round (round 5) was Paper, the next move could potentially follow the pattern and be Rock again."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the alternation between Rock and Paper in Rounds 2 and 5 could indicate an adaptive strategy where the opponent switches after a win. Given that Round 6 resulted in a loss for the opponent (they played Scissors), it's plausible they will revert to their more successful move, which has been Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a move that beats the most frequently guessed move by the player. Given that the player has mostly guessed Rock, the opponent has played Paper twice after Rock, suggesting an adaptive strategy to counter the player's guesses. Since the last move was Rock (Round 7), following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper to beat Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the outcome was 1 (correct guess), the next move was often different from the one that just occurred, suggesting an adaptive strategy. Given the last correct guess was for 'Paper', and considering the pattern of switches after correct guesses, predicting 'Paper' again might not yield the best result due to potential adaptation. However, looking closely at the pattern: Round 1 (Rock/Rock), Round 2 (Rock/Paper), Round 3 (Scissors/Scissors), Round 4 (Rock/Rock), Round 5 (Rock/Paper), Round 6 (Rock/Scissors), Round 7 (Rock/Rock), and Round 8 (Paper/Paper), there's a noticeable trend where 'Rock' is often followed by 'Paper', and after two correct predictions in a row (Round 7 and Round 8), the opponent might stick with 'Paper' given the previous round was also 'Paper'. This suggests that if we follow the historical pattern closely, the next move could indeed be 'Paper' as the opponent seems to have a tendency to repeat moves or switch based on the game's progression."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to switch between moves but also repeats 'Rock' after playing 'Paper' or 'Scissors'. Given the last move was 'Scissors', it's plausible the opponent will play 'Rock' next, following an observed pattern in the game history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, making it a plausible initial guess."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the guess and the opponent's play were 'Rock' and resulted in a correct prediction (earning 1 point), and without additional information on the opponent's strategy or any subsequent moves, the most straightforward approach is to assume the pattern could repeat or that the opponent might not change their move immediately. Thus, predicting 'Rock' again for Round 2 seems like a reasonable initial strategy until more data is collected."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be alternating or following a sequence. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to beat their previous move or follow a pattern, the next logical move could be Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, indicating a possible alternating pattern or a return to a starting point. Given that the last move observed was Scissors (which beats Paper), and considering an attempt to outmaneuver based on common strategies, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable as it could potentially follow the sequence or prepare for a counter to Paper."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to lack an immediately obvious complex pattern, a simple strategy could be to look for any slight tendencies or repetitions in their moves. Since Rock has been played by the opponent more than once and was the most recent matching move (Round 4), predicting Rock again might capture a potential repetition or consistency in the opponent's strategy."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Rounds 1 and 4), Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 5), and Scissors once (Round 6). Given the pattern of alternating between winning and losing moves for the player, and observing that after losing to Scissors in Round 6, the next move could revert to a starting point or a move that has been successful for the opponent before. Since Rock was the first move and has been played successfully by the opponent, predicting Rock seems reasonable."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and then either Paper or Scissors after a correct guess of Rock. Given the last round was a correct guess of Rock, it is likely the opponent will play Paper this round."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. Given that in Round 8, both the player and the opponent played Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play a move that beats Paper in the next round, which is Scissors, but considering the alternating nature and trying to outguess this strategy, I'm predicting Paper as it directly follows the last known action without assuming an immediate shift to a beating move."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. Given that in Round 8, both the player and the opponent played Paper, and in Round 9, the opponent played Scissors, it is possible that the opponent will switch back to Rock, following an observed pattern of play where Rock appears frequently and often follows a loss or a win with a repeat of their previous move."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, which some players might also choose as a starting move due to its perceived lesser likelihood."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked last time, which was Rock."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This switch from Rock to Paper by the opponent could indicate an attempt to exploit a potential pattern or consistency in your guesses. Since the opponent has already used Rock and Paper, predicting Scissors for the next round is based on the assumption that the opponent might either continue alternating through the options (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors) or is trying to create a simple pattern to trick the predictor into making an incorrect guess."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent might be alternating between moves or there's an attempt to trick the predictor into a pattern. In Round 1, both played Rock, then in Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper after a round of matching moves. In Round 3, there was another match with Scissors. Noticing that each time the opponent has matched once and then changed, and considering we last matched on Scissors, my prediction is that the opponent will switch back to Rock for the next move, attempting to catch the predictor off guard or continuing a pattern of change after a match."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their other move was Paper in Round 2. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or not follow a strict pattern based on the provided history, and considering they mirrored my guess in Rounds 1 and 3, but not in Round 2, I'm going to predict Rock for Round 5. This prediction is somewhat based on the frequency of Rock appearing in their strategy so far."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (in Rounds 1 and 4), and these instances were interspersed with a play of Paper. Given the pattern, where after playing Paper in Round 2 and Round 5, the opponent went back to Rock, it suggests that after every loss (from our perspective, when we correctly guess or the opponent loses), the opponent might revert to a safer choice like Rock. Since the last round resulted in us guessing incorrectly (the opponent won with Paper), following this observed pattern, the next logical move for the opponent could be Rock."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock and they won or lost with it, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for playing Rock after certain outcomes. Additionally, their moves seem somewhat adaptive but without a clear repeating sequence based on the given history. Given that my last guess was incorrect (guessing Rock against Scissors), an adaptive strategy might involve the opponent switching to a move that could beat me if I were to guess Rock again or stick with what previously worked for them. Since there's no strong indication of a specific next move and considering the lack of information about the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it has been a common choice in their previous moves."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 4, and 7), Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 5), and Scissors once (Round 6). Given the pattern of play, it seems the opponent alternates between playing Rock and another move. Since the last move was Rock in Round 7, the next logical choice for an alternating pattern would be either Paper or Scissors. Considering the history, Paper has been played after a Rock in previous rounds (Round 2 followed Round 1), suggesting that if the opponent is following any form of predictable behavior based on the provided history, Paper could be a likely next move to break the current sequence of plays."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and then changing it. Given that in Round 8, both players chose Paper and earned a point, if the alternating pattern continues, the next logical choice for the opponent could be to switch from Paper. However, observing the history closely, there isn't a clear repeating pattern of moves (Rock, Paper, Scissors) but rather an adaptive response based on previous rounds. Noticing that whenever the opponent played Rock and won (or tied), they tended to change their move in the subsequent round, and given that Round 8 was a tie with both playing Paper, it might be logical for the opponent to change from Paper. Considering these observations and looking for a potential pattern or logic in the opponent's moves, predicting Paper again seems reasonable because the opponent does not strictly follow a simple alternating pattern but seems to have an element of consistency when they win or tie."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between winning and losing against the player's guesses. Given that the player guessed Paper in round 9 and lost, it might be the opponent's turn to play a move that could potentially win or lose against a common next guess, which is often Rock after a Scissors play. Therefore, predicting Rock as the opponent's next move seems reasonable based on the observed pattern and the game's history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS games, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that they might play the same move again."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems they might be alternating or following a simple sequence. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to win or follow a pattern based on the previous round's outcome, guessing Scissors could potentially match their next move if they're thinking one step ahead or trying to exploit a perceived pattern in my guesses."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be aiming to beat Paper in a cyclical pattern or simply alternating), a logical next step might be to return to Rock. This is because if we assume a simple pattern, after playing Rock, Paper, and then Scissors, the next move in a cyclic pattern of the three options would indeed be Rock again. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy (whether it's purely cyclical or adaptive based on previous rounds), this prediction leans heavily on the assumption of a repeating or semi-predictable pattern."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move they've played before and switching to a different one, and considering the last move was not a repeat of the immediately preceding move but rather a return to a previously played move (Rock), it seems plausible that the pattern could continue with either a repeat or an alternative strategy. However, since we don't have enough information about the opponent's adaptive behavior or any complex pattern they might be following, and given that Rock has been a successful guess twice already, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable approach based on the limited history provided."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move or when the opponent wins. Given that in Round 5, the opponent played Paper and won, and considering the pattern observed so far (Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, followed by Paper in Rounds 2 and 5), it's possible the opponent might switch to Scissors as a next move to potentially catch the player off guard or as part of an unseen larger pattern. This prediction assumes the opponent is trying to exploit any potential pattern in the player's guesses rather than strictly following a simple repeating sequence."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players choose the same move (Round 1 and Round 4). Given that in Rounds 3 and 6, both players chose Scissors and won, we can observe a pattern where after a 'Scissors' win, the opponent goes back to their initial choice, which seems to be 'Rock'. Therefore, following the pattern observed, the next predicted move should be 'Rock'."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper every time after playing Rock twice in a row. Since the last two moves were Rock (Round 4 and Round 7), following the pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and then switching to a different move. Given that in rounds 2 and 5, after a correct guess of Rock by me, the opponent played Paper, it suggests a potential pattern where after two consecutive rounds of matching moves (Rock in this case), the opponent switches to Paper."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper when the previous round's outcome was 1 point for you, suggesting that after playing Paper or Scissors, they might revert to Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or start a pattern with their first choice."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie (though you earned a point as per the task's scoring system). In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your choice. Since the opponent changed their move from Rock to Paper, it suggests an attempt to exploit the pattern or consistency of the player's moves. A common strategy in RPS involves trying to outguess the opponent by playing the move that beats the one they played previously. Assuming the opponent might follow a simplistic approach of trying to beat the previous move (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), my prediction for Round 3 is Scissors, as it would be the next logical choice to beat Paper."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors once, with a Paper in between. Since the opponent's moves are not strictly alternating or following an immediately recognizable pattern from the given history, one approach is to look for any repeating elements or try to discern a strategy based on common RPS tactics. Given that the opponent has already played each of the three options at least once and there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based on the player's guesses (since the guesses have been Rock twice and Scissors once without an apparent response pattern from the opponent), predicting 'Rock' could be seen as a neutral guess, leaning on the fact that 'Rock' was the first move and might recur due to its simplicity or as part of a larger, unseen strategy."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a previous move and switching to a different one, and considering the last move was Scissors in Round 3 followed by Rock in Round 4, it seems plausible that the pattern could continue with another repetition or switch. However, without a clear pattern emerging from just four rounds, the safest bet based on frequency alone would be to predict Rock again, as it has been the most repeated move so far."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of their move. Given that the last round (Round 5) was a loss for me because the opponent played Paper, I'm anticipating that the next move will break this pattern or follow an unseen pattern up until now. Since the game history shows a mix of repetitions and changes, predicting Scissors is a strategic guess considering it hasn't appeared in two consecutive rounds for either player, and there might be an underlying pattern not immediately obvious from the given history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 6, both played Scissors, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Rock next."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that in round 7, both players played Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent's next move should be Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, suggesting a potential repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors). Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 10."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. In this case, the best initial guess would be 'Rock', as it has a 1 in 3 chance of being correct, which is the same as for the other options."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe assumption for the next move would be to also play Rock, especially if there is no information available about the opponent's strategy. This is based on the conservative approach of assuming the opponent will continue with their initial move until proven otherwise."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or starting the game with a specific strategy. Until there's a change in their play, I will predict they will continue to play Rock."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the previous three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In an attempt to outsmart them, I will predict that they might switch to Paper in this round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the first four rounds. There is no evidence of adaptive behavior, so it's reasonable to assume that they will continue this pattern until introduced to new information."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""In the previous six rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. There is no evident pattern or adaptive behavior in their strategy so far. Therefore, it is most likely that they will stick with Rock again."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly probable that the opponent will choose Rock again in the next round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 9 rounds. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptation in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no basis to predict any particular choice over the others."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. As this is a simplified version of RPS, the opponent may not have a complex strategy or adaptive behavior. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To predict their next move, we can assume they might be following a fixed pattern or strategy. However, to avoid being too predictable and maintain balance in the game, the opponent may choose Paper in the next round. This prediction encourages diversifying strategies while considering possible patterns."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Although you guessed Paper in Round 4 and lost a point, there is no clear evidence of a pattern change or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet. Thus, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""From the game history, we can see that the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 5 rounds. There is no evidence of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior other than this consistent choice. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds. In a simple strategy like this, it's common for players to alternate between two moves. Given that Paper beats Rock, and the opponent might want to 'win' a round after so many losses, predicting Paper seems reasonable."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors with a 1/3 chance for each. We'll start by predicting 'Rock'."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the previous three rounds, showing a repeating pattern. To make an educated guess, we assume that the opponent might want to change their move to break this potential assumption. The next logical step would be Paper since it beats Rock, following a rock-paper-scissors cycle."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the first four rounds. It's likely that they will continue this pattern, so our prediction is Rock."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 5 rounds. It is likely that they will continue to follow this pattern, so predicting Rock again seems most probable."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected in their moves, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the last 7 rounds, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to do so."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 8 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. It is reasonable to predict they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors with a 1/3 chance for each. We'll start by predicting 'Rock'."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, predicting the exact move can be challenging. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent may not want to change their move so quickly, especially since there was no feedback loop in place yet."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, it's safe to assume that the opponent might continue with the same move. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round as well."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. This could indicate a repeating pattern or that they are trying to exploit a perceived weakness in rock by making you think they will continue with rock. To counter this, I predict they will switch to Paper in the next round."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the first four rounds. It is likely that this pattern will continue."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior evident in their moves so far, and they have not made any unexpected changes when you guessed correctly (as seen in Rounds 1-3) or incorrectly (Round 4). Thus, it seems most likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 7 rounds, making it a very strong pattern. While there is a possibility that the opponent could change their strategy, continuing to play Rock has worked so far and may still be the safest bet."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 8 rounds. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptive behavior in their moves, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 9 rounds. In a game of RPS, it is unlikely that an adaptive strategy would involve playing the same move in every single round. To make a more challenging prediction, I will assume the opponent might switch to Paper or Scissors at some point. Given the repetitive pattern so far, they are most likely to choose Paper next, trying to beat my expected Rock guess."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3) in the first round. Therefore, our best prediction would be to guess 'Rock', as it has an equal chance of being correct as the other options."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that we are playing a simplified version of RPS and the opponent has followed a hidden strategy, it is safe to assume that the opponent will continue with their initial move in the absence of any information about a pattern change. As the first round also resulted in Rock, predicting Rock for the next round seems logical."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or starting the game with a move they feel comfortable with. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a repeating pattern. To break this pattern and make a less predictable move, I will predict that they will play Paper next."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Even though you predicted Paper in Round 4 and it was not a match, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet. Thus, it's still safer to assume that they might continue with their initial pattern."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has played Rock in the last five rounds. They are either following a pattern of consistently choosing Rock or have not encountered a situation where another move would be more beneficial for them. Given this information, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 8 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. It is likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game history provided (9 out of 9 rounds). Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We can only guess for now, and since there is no advantage in being tricky at this point, we will start by predicting the most straightforward option: 'Rock'."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock which could mean they might follow a simple strategy of always playing Rock. So for now, let's assume that's the case and predict Rock for the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the given game history, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Therefore, with no adaptive behavior or repeating pattern variations observed so far, it is safe to assume that the opponent might continue with Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In an attempt to outsmart them, I will predict that they may switch their move to Paper to beat our persistent choice of Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been consistently playing Rock for the first four rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's reasonable to assume that they might continue with their initial strategy in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 5 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's safe to assume that they might continue with their current move. The opponent might not be following a strategy that involves changing moves and could just be repeatedly choosing Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 6 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well. There is no clear pattern of adaptive behavior from the opponent so far."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly probable that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, making it the most likely choice for their next move as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the past 9 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior in their moves, so the most likely outcome continues to be Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors would have an equal chance of being correct. We will begin by assuming a random strategy and predict 'Rock' as our first choice."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they will continue with the same move. This is based on the assumption that the opponent does not have an adaptive strategy yet."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock in both rounds. Therefore, with no adaptive behavior or pattern changes observed so far, it is most likely that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider whether they are following a repeating pattern or adapting their strategy. In this case, since there is no clear pattern yet, one possible approach is to anticipate that the opponent might change their choice to break our expectation. Given that Rock beats Scissors and loses to Paper, predicting Paper could be a good strategy as it would win against an unlikely Scissors while not losing to another Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the first three rounds, the opponent played Rock consistently. Even though you changed your guess to Paper in round 4, the opponent still chose Rock. Given this pattern, it's likely that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well, especially since guessing Paper did not result in a win for us this time."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 8 rounds, making it a strong and persistent pattern. It is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock in the next round."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for the last 9 rounds. While it's possible that this pattern could continue, there is an increased likelihood that they might switch to Paper or Scissors to vary their strategy. However, since there's no clear adaptive behavior seen from the opponent so far, a simple repeating pattern is more likely. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in this round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue playing the same move. This is especially true for initial rounds where adaptive behavior is less likely. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same pattern until there is evidence of a change."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. As a simple strategy, they might be trying to make you guess Rock repeatedly and then switch to Paper to gain an advantage. Anticipating this possible change, I will predict Paper for the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with their previous move. However, even in a simplified version of RPS, predicting based on past behavior isn't guaranteed to work every time as humans are capable of changing strategies."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for the first five rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with their initial strategy in the short term. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for the first five rounds. Although you guessed Paper in Round 4 and lost a point, there is no evidence of a pattern change from the opponent's moves so far. Thus, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior in their moves, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 8 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. It is highly likely that they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 9 rounds, making it a very strong pattern. It is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming a simple strategy of equal probabilities for all three options."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without any information about adaptive behavior from the opponent, starting with a repeating pattern is a reasonable initial assumption."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has been playing Rock for the last three rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with their current pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds. Therefore, without any evidence of a pattern change or adaptive behavior from the opponent, it is most likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 5 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to Paper or Scissors in the next round. However, since there is no evidence of them playing anything other than Rock so far, predicting Rock again would be the safest option but also less challenging for the sake of this evaluation. Therefore, I will predict Paper, hoping that the opponent decides to adapt their strategy."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first six rounds, leading you to incorrectly predict Paper in Round 6. Given this pattern, it is most likely that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last six rounds, creating a repeating pattern. It is likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first 9 rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their behavior, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock until there is evidence of a change."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. Rock, Paper, and Scissors are equally likely; hence, our prediction leans towards 'Rock' as an arbitrary initial choice."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's a neutral start with no clear pattern or strategy yet. To play it safe and assume a non-adaptive behavior for now, I will predict Rock as well."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. In an attempt to outsmart them, I predict they may switch to Paper to beat Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the first three rounds, the opponent played Rock consistently. Even though you guessed Rock correctly and could be trying to force a pattern by switching to Paper in round 4, it's more likely that the opponent will continue with their established behavior, especially since your switch did not result in a win for you. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in round 5."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a consistent pattern. There is no adaptive behavior or changes in their moves to consider at this point. Therefore, predicting Rock as the next move is the safest bet."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (7 out of 7 rounds). Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 8 rounds, making it highly likely that they will continue to do so in the next round as well."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume a simple strategy where the opponent chooses Rock as their initial move with a 1/3 probability. This prediction follows the principle of insufficient data, meaning that without enough information, we make an educated guess based on equal probabilities for each option."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I'm assuming they will repeat Paper again due to the lack of information about their strategy. To exploit this potential repetition and gain an advantage, I will predict Rock, as it beats Scissors, which could be the opponent's possible switch."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet, so for now, I will assume they might continue playing Paper."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper in the last four rounds. There is no observable change in their strategy, so it's reasonable to predict they will continue with Paper."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, predicting Rock can potentially earn a point when the opponent breaks their current pattern."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last seven rounds consecutively. It's possible that they might switch to Rock or Scissors, but without any indication of a pattern change, predicting Paper again would mean three losses in a row. To avoid this, let's guess Rock, hoping the opponent will continue their current pattern."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. This could be a repeating pattern, or they might be trying to make us think that they will always play Paper. However, it's unusual for an adaptive strategy to stick to one move so strictly without any variation. To introduce some unpredictability, the opponent may choose Rock in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume they might choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. A common choice for a first move in such cases would be Rock, so our initial prediction will also be Rock."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a neutral guess would be to assume they might follow the same pattern or continue with a move that beats Rock. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last round, and there is no evident pattern or adaptive behavior from their moves so far. To diversify my predictions and consider possible repeating patterns, I will predict Rock for this round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a repeating pattern or have a strong preference for Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with Paper. However, to avoid falling into a predictable pattern ourselves, we can occasionally switch to a different guess. In this case, I will predict 'Rock' for the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds consistently. This could be a repeating pattern or they might be trying to make us think that they will always choose Paper. However, it's unlikely for an adaptive strategy to stick to one move so consistently without any variation. To check if this is indeed a repetitive pattern, we should predict Rock, which beats their hypothetical pattern. If our prediction is correct and they play Paper again, it would confirm the presence of a repeating pattern."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider adaptive strategies, a simple repeating pattern is also a possibility. In this case, choosing Rock would be anticipating a repeat of the observed pattern."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. To be fair and unbiased, we will predict the opponent's next move as 'Rock'."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue to play Paper in the next round as well. Also, since there's no information yet about adaptive behavior from the opponent, assuming a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a repeating pattern or an attempt to deceive us into predicting Paper again. However, it's also possible that they could continue with Paper. To cover our bases, we will predict Rock as the opposite of Paper, breaking any potential repetition and potentially gaining an advantage in a RPS cycle."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they are either following a repeating pattern or have a strong preference for Paper. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. Since there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent, it's reasonable to assume they will continue with Paper. However, to encourage possible pattern change and introduce some randomness in my predictions, I will choose Rock this round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, making it a very predictable pattern. To maximize potential points, I will predict 'Rock' with the hope that the opponent continues their current pattern."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider the possibility of a repeating pattern, it's also possible that the opponent is employing an adaptive strategy where they always respond to Rock with Paper. Since we don't have enough data to confirm a repeating pattern, I will predict that the opponent will play Paper again in this round, and since there is no direct counter for Paper in our simplified RPS, I choose to predict 'Rock' as my move."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has the same probability as the other options."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they could be following a pattern where they always play the move that beats yours. If so, they would play Paper again in the next round. However, since there is no clear information about their strategy, this prediction is based on the assumption that they are using a fixed pattern."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I'll predict Rock as it's the most common move in RPS and could break any potential repetition."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, establishing a potential pattern. In the absence of any other information or variation, it is reasonable to predict that they might continue playing Paper."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a consistent pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a more informed prediction, I would need a varied sequence from the opponent; however, based on this repetitive behavior, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will stick to their pattern and choose Paper again."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. While it's possible that this pattern could continue, a simple strategy to counter a repeated Paper move is to play Rock. This is because Paper beats Rock in the RPS game rules, meaning if the opponent switches to Rock or Scissors, our predicted move would lose but breaking a long streak of consistent plays also increases the chance of an unexpected change."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. This could be a repeating pattern or an adaptive behavior to our potential Scissors guesses. To break this pattern, I predict Rock as the next move."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we can assume that they might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Thus, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has an equal chance of being correct and beginning the game on a neutral note."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue playing Paper. However, to account for adaptive behavior, it's also possible that they could switch to Rock or Scissors. Nonetheless, without enough information about their strategy, let's assume they follow a basic pattern for now."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be following a simple pattern or trying to deceive us by switching to Rock. However, since there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, I will assume they could repeat the same move due to limited data. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a pattern or have a strong preference for Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with their established pattern and choose Paper again."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a prediction, we need to identify any patterns in the opponent's moves. In this case, the repetitive behavior of playing Paper suggests that the opponent might be trying to trick us into guessing Rock. The next logical move after Paper twice could be Scissors, but since the opponent has been repeating Paper, it is reasonable to assume they might switch to Scissors this time around. However, predicting their move as Rock or Paper would still result in a loss if they decide to continue their streak of playing Paper. Hence, predicting 'Scissors' may provide an opportunity for earning a point if the opponent decides to switch strategies."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds consecutively. There is no evidence so far of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior that would suggest they might change to Rock or Scissors. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 8 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, so the most likely outcome is that they will continue to play Paper."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consecutively. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue with their previous pattern and play Paper again."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. As a result, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has an equal chance of winning, losing, or drawing when compared to a random choice."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. This could potentially be part of a pattern where they always play the move that beats yours. If this is the case, their next move would be Paper again. However, it's also possible that this was just a one-time occurrence. Without more information, I'm assuming it's part of a repeating pattern and predicting Paper."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. While it's possible that they could be following a pattern where they always play Paper, it's more likely that they are adapting their strategy based on our moves. Given that we have not made any moves yet, a good starting point would be to assume the opponent will continue with this 'adaptive' behavior and switch from Paper to Rock, since Rock beats Scissors (our first move). However, since there is no information about the opponent playing Scissors so far, it might also be possible that they could continue with Paper. But considering the probability of all three moves, Rock has a higher chance of being the next move."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. It could be a repeating pattern or them trying to make us think they will continue with Paper again. A safe bet would be to predict Paper for this round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. It's possible that they might switch strategies, and Rock would be a good guess given that it would beat Paper if they continue with their current pattern."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds consistently. This could be a repeating pattern or they might be trying to make us think that they will always play Paper. In either case, a good strategy would be to predict Rock as it beats Paper."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the past nine rounds. However, it's unlikely that they will continue this pattern indefinitely without any variation. The most simple adjustment for them would be to switch to Rock, so I am predicting that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock as it can be seen as a 'safe' option. Therefore, our prediction for the opponent's next move is Rock."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. While it's possible that they could continue to play Paper, it's also common for players to follow a 'rock-paper-scissors' pattern (RPS). So, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a repeating pattern or have a strong preference for Paper."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern in the next round as well."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This might indicate a repeating pattern or their default choice in the absence of any other strategy. To exploit this perceived behavior, predicting Rock (which beats Paper) could potentially earn a point."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds, so it is likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 out of 8 rounds, indicating a pattern or preference for that move. Predicting Rock may catch them off guard and is a simple counter to their recent Paper plays."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider the possibility of a repeating pattern, it's also crucial to note that an adaptive strategy could be used against us. By choosing Rock, we aim to exploit any potential adaptation where the opponent might switch strategies after several consecutive losses."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common choice in the absence of specific information is to assume the opponent will also choose Rock, so that is our prediction for this round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple repeating pattern scenario, they would likely follow the same strategy and play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a repetitive pattern. However, if this is an adaptive opponent, they might have noticed my previous guess of Paper and switched to Rock. To account for both possibilities, I predict the next move to be Rock, as it would either break their potential pattern or continue their hypothetical adaptation."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds, so they might be either following a fixed pattern or trying to trick us into thinking that they will always choose Paper. To test this hypothesis, predicting Scissors as the next move could be a good strategy."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last six rounds consecutively. There is no evidence so far of any repeating pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent, other than consistently choosing Paper. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 8 rounds consecutively, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 9 rounds consecutively, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to consider, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming the opponent is most likely to choose Rock."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I'll assume a 33% chance for each option. I predict Rock because it seems slightly more likely that the opponent will try to change their move after two consecutive Papers."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it appears to be a repeating pattern. I will predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent only plays one move, it would be reasonable to assume that they might switch to Rock or Scissors to vary their strategy. However, given that this is an adaptive opponent, it is safer to predict that the opponent will switch strategies after seeing several consecutive successful outcomes with Paper. Thus, the next likely move would be Rock."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds, so it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. While it's possible that this pattern could continue, a simple random strategy would have a 33% chance of playing each option. By choosing Rock, we take advantage of the fact that the opponent has not played Rock or Scissors yet, potentially diversifying their strategy."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. It's possible that the hidden strategy might change, but based on the current information, the next move is expected to be Rock."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as the opponent's next move."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. So, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, showing a pattern. In the simplified game rules, there is no adaptive behavior mentioned by the opponent. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same pattern and play Paper again. However, to make an unpredictable move and exploit potential weaknesses, we can assume the opponent might expect us to anticipate their pattern and choose the counter-move (Rock). To avoid this trap, let's predict Scissors, which would beat Rock if the opponent decides to change their strategy."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. Since there is no obvious pattern yet, a possible strategy could be to randomly switch between the three options. Therefore, I predict that the opponent might choose Rock or Scissors next, but with a higher probability for Rock since it's been a while since they last played it (in Round 1)."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper in the last four rounds. It's reasonable to assume they might continue this pattern in the next round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds consecutively. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Since there is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with Paper. However, to encourage the opponent to deviate from their current choice and provide more information about their strategy, predicting Scissors could be a good option. This prediction also has a 33.3% chance of being correct if the opponent continues playing Paper."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their behavior, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Paper."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consecutively, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with Paper."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be Rock."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern observed so far from the opponent's move. So, let's consider adaptive behavior where the opponent tries to beat our prediction. If we predict Rock (as in this case), an intelligent opponent might choose Paper to beat it. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might be expected to switch to Rock next; however, considering that we are evaluating the ability to predict adaptive behavior as well, it is possible that the opponent could continue with Scissors or even change to Paper. Nevertheless, based on the given history and without further context, I will predict that the opponent chooses Rock in Round 3."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, if an opponent chooses the same option multiple times, they might be trying to make you think it is their consistent choice, so for the next round, they may switch to Paper to beat Rock (if they are following a Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern)."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where adaptive behavior may not be present, a repeating pattern is more likely. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to complete the cycle (Rock-Scissors-Paper-Rock). However, if there is an adaptive strategy at play, this prediction might not hold true."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue to play the same move consecutively for a long time. Thus, a shift to Paper seems reasonable as it beats Rock, which might be the next move after a pattern switch."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last six rounds. In a simplified version of RPS, where the opponent does not change strategy mid-game, this pattern suggests that they will continue to play Scissors. The most recent move (Scissors) beats Rock and loses to Paper, so if we follow the same line of reasoning, the sequence would be Rock next. However, taking into account that humans tend to have biases and habits, it's safer to predict that they will repeat their previous choice, which is Scissors. But, since you can only choose among Rock, Paper, or Scissors, the best option based on the observed pattern is Rock."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy, this could indicate that they are following a fixed pattern or have a strong preference for Scissors. To exploit this tendency, predicting Paper (which beats Scissors) might be a good strategy."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. To predict their next move, we can assume they might continue with this pattern. However, it's essential to consider possible strategy changes. In this case, since there is no evidence of a change yet, I will still predict Rock for the ninth round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent makes each move with equal probability. As there are no previous moves to consider, our prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be beaten by Rock and tied with Paper. Since there is no clear pattern yet, a good starting point would be to assume the opponent might continue playing moves that could potentially beat your guess. Therefore, for this round, I predict the opponent will play Paper."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Alternatively, if they are trying to adapt to our expectations, they could choose Paper. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior yet, I will predict that they will follow the repeating pattern and play Rock."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To counter Scissors, the best choice would be Paper. However, since we don't know if the opponent will adapt their strategy, there is a chance they might choose Rock instead. Nonetheless, based on the given game history, I predict the opponent will play Scissors."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue to play the same move consecutively for a long time. Therefore, a shift to Rock or Paper is expected. However, since the opponent has not played Paper yet, and assuming they aim to avoid predictability, there is a higher chance of them choosing Paper. But, considering that such a switch might still be too predictable, I believe they will choose to maintain some level of unpredictability by shifting to Rock instead."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""According to the game history, the opponent has played Scissors in all five rounds so far. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue with their established pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent only plays one move, it would be best to counter that move. Therefore, predicting Rock as the next move."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy like this, it's common for players to repeat their moves. Therefore, based on the observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors again. To beat Scissors, a winning strategy would be to choose Paper. Hence, my prediction is Paper."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. However, to make a more educated prediction, we can consider possible patterns where the opponent alternates between two moves (e.g., Rock-Scissors or Paper-Scissors). The last time the opponent played something other than Scissors was in Round 1, so it might be reasonable to predict that they will switch to Paper in this round. Nevertheless, since we don't have enough data on adaptive behavior from the opponent, I would still assume a repeating pattern and predict Paper based on the alternating pattern hypothesis."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In rock-paper-scissors, scissors are beaten by rock. Hence, it is likely that the opponent will switch to playing Rock in the next round."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it is just as likely as the other options."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors which tends to indicate a preference for cutting (beating) Rock. A reasonable response to this would be Paper, as it is the counter for Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent follows some form of 'rock-paper-scissors' strategy where they play one hand shape to beat another. By understanding this pattern, we can predict their next move as Paper."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might be expected to switch to Rock next. Moreover, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, assuming a basic pattern could be a reasonable starting point."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's less likely for the opponent to repeatedly choose the same move without a pattern or adaptation. If the opponent wants to avoid being predictable, they might switch to Paper next. Also, there's no clear pattern suggesting any other move."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple repeating pattern strategy could be in place here. Since Rock beats Scissors, it would make sense for the opponent to continue with this pattern."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage for the opponent to continue playing Scissors. A reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to an alternative move to avoid being predictable. Given this consideration, the best guess for the next move would be Paper, as it would beat the opponent's potential move of Rock."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock or continue with Scissors. However, since the score shows that we have not made any correct predictions yet, it is safer to assume that they will change their move. The least risky choice for them would be Rock, as it has the lowest probability of losing against our potential guesses."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To maximize points, a Rock prediction is advised as Paper would result in a tie and Scissors would lose."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue this pattern at least one more time. Therefore, our prediction is Paper, as it beats Scissors."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely choice for the first round would be Rock, so our prediction is also Rock."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be beaten by Rock and Paper. Since there is no pattern to base the prediction on yet, I will assume that the opponent wants to start with a move that can beat Rock (paper beats rock). Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move to be Paper."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might be expected to switch to Rock next. Additionally, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, so assuming a repeating pattern is reasonable."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, which suggests they might be following a single-action pattern or trying to exploit a perceived 'Rock' bias from you. Anticipating this, I will predict 'Paper' for the next round, as it would beat Rock and maintain consistency with their probable strategy."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected from the opponent, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to another move. However, since Rock beats Scissors, and the opponent may eventually try to defeat our prediction, we predict Rock as the next move."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last five rounds. This could indicate a repeating pattern or an inclination towards this move, making it likely that they will play Scissors again."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock next to try and beat our predicted Scissors. However, to break this pattern and keep the opponent guessing, I will predict they will play Rock instead."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their playstyle, they would cycle through Rock-Paper-Scissors. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might expect the opponent to continue this pattern. To make a less predictable move and potentially exploit our expectation of their pattern, I will predict that they will play Paper."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, this could indicate that they are following a fixed pattern (e.g., always choosing Scissors). To exploit this pattern, predicting Rock (which beats Scissors) would be a reasonable choice."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent randomly chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. A common choice in such cases would be to predict 'Rock'. This prediction is arbitrary and does not rely on specific reasoning but rather on the lack of information about the opponent."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it is not common for opponents to have a completely random strategy or adapt quickly. Therefore, based on the assumption that the opponent might follow a repeating pattern, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between Rock and Paper, so I'm predicting Rock for this round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, if an opponent chooses the same option multiple times, they may be trying to get you to guess incorrectly by choosing the 'counter' option (Rock in this case). However, since I do not want to choose Rock again and risk repeating the previous outcomes, I will predict Paper, which would counter Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a repeating pattern may emerge. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to complete the cycle (Scissors > Rock > Paper > Scissors). However, if the opponent's strategy adapts to our predictions, this reasoning might not hold true."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents do not usually follow a completely random strategy for a long sequence of rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent will switch to Rock or Paper next. Given an equal probability, we predict Paper because it has not been played yet in this game."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the previous six rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent repeats their move, the pattern would suggest they will play Scissors again. However, to account for potential adaptive behavior, it is reasonable to predict Rock as an attempt to counter the opponent's repeated choice."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Given that Rock beats Scissors, it might be a strategic move to switch to Paper or remain unpredictable. However, the opponent's pattern so far suggests they are not adapting their strategy based on your moves; therefore, I predict they will continue playing Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In this simplified game, there is no penalty for repetition or patterned behavior from the human player. A predictable pattern like this makes it highly likely that the opponent will continue playing Scissors. To optimize for points, the best response would be Paper, as it beats Rock (which might be a possible, though unlikely, change in the opponent's strategy)."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We do not want to begin by making an arbitrary choice, so we will predict 'Rock' as our starting point. This initial decision can help us identify potential patterns in the opponent's behavior moving forward."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'cutting' motion. If we assume that the opponent follows a pattern where they switch between cutting and non-cutting gestures (like Rock), then their next move should be Paper, which represents a 'flat' hand gesture."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which could indicate a pattern or preference. In a simple repeating pattern, they might follow with Paper next (as Paper beats Rock). However, since the rules suggest the opponent may also adapt their strategy, I predict they will try to break this potential pattern by playing Rock this time. To counter that, I am predicting they will play Rock, and therefore, my best response is to choose Scissors. But, to keep it simple and avoid making too many assumptions about complex adaptive strategies, I'll stick with the basic pattern prediction and guess 'Rock' instead."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consistently without any variation. Therefore, a possible pattern could be Scissors (1st round), Paper (2nd round), Rock (3rd round), and then back to Scissors (4th round). However, since we have already seen three rounds of Scissors, I predict that the opponent might switch to Paper in the next round to maintain some level of unpredictability."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In a simplified strategy, the sequence Rock-Paper-Scissors often repeats. Given that we haven't seen Paper or Scissors yet, it is likely the opponent will play Rock next."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents do not usually follow a completely random strategy. If the opponent were to have a repeating pattern, we would expect Rock or Paper next. Given that Paper beats Rock, and the opponent might want to change their strategy after five consecutive Scissors, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors. To counteract the Scissors move, a Rock prediction should be made."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it is clear that the opponent has been playing Scissors in every round so far. This pattern suggests that they might continue with the same trend. Among the remaining options (Rock and Paper), choosing Rock would be a safer bet because, if the opponent decides to change their strategy in this round, they are more likely to choose Paper over Rock due to its defensive advantage over Scissors."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there are no apparent patterns or adaptive behaviors from the opponent, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Scissors. However, to encourage potential pattern changes from the opponent and avoid being stuck in a single prediction, we will occasionally make predictions against their most recent move (i.e., Rock if they played Rock). This time, since they played Scissors in the last 9 rounds, we predict Paper."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume a neutral or basic strategy from the opponent. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, rock is a natural choice for a basic strategy. However, as the game progresses and more data becomes available, we can refine our predictions based on observed patterns or trends in the opponent's moves."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors which beats Paper but loses to Rock. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent might follow a repeating pattern, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repetitive pattern, they might revert to Rock next. Alternatively, if they are trying to adapt to our expectation of a repeat, they could play Paper. However, given the simplicity of their strategy so far, I'm predicting Rock."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simple strategy, an opponent might repeat their previous move. While there is no guarantee they will continue this pattern, predicting Paper aligns with that possibility."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple repetitive pattern strategy could be at play here. As Rock beats Scissors, it is a reasonable guess that the opponent might revert to playing Scissors again, allowing us to earn a point for predicting their move correctly."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. To predict their next move, I will assume they continue this pattern. The most basic extension of this pattern is playing Rock."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy without randomness, they would eventually switch to Rock or Paper. Given that switching to Rock would result in a win for the opponent if this pattern continues, it is more likely that they will choose Paper instead to avoid such an outcome. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move as Paper."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, it's reasonable to assume that they might switch to another move after such a long streak. The most likely next move in this case would be Rock or Paper, but since the pattern of playing the same choice is quite clear, we can predict that they might want to balance their choices by switching to Paper."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To counter this, a reasonable prediction would be Rock."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a neutral strategy and predict that they will choose Rock. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is equally likely to play Rock, Paper, or Scissors."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not uncommon for opponents to follow a ''scissors cut paper'' logic. So, for the next round, I predict that the opponent will play Paper."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which could suggest a pattern. However, to balance between exploiting this potential pattern and avoiding being too predictable ourselves, we will predict the opposite of our previous guess. In Round 1, we guessed Rock but the opponent played Scissors, so now we will go back to predicting Rock."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round, but to beat their expected move, my best guess is Paper."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue to play the same move consecutively for a long time. Thus, a reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to either Rock or Paper next. However, since we have no information about their strategy favoring one over the other, let's consider the simplest possibility: they could simply alternate their moves. Given this, the prediction is that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last five rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In a pattern-less or adaptive strategy, the opponent might be trying to bait us into guessing Paper by playing Scissors multiple times. However, since this is a simplified version and there are no negative consequences for losing, it's also possible that the opponent is stuck in a loop of always choosing Scissors. If so, changing our strategy would benefit us. Nonetheless, to maximize points from predicting correctly, we can predict Rock once, as playing Paper would not yield any points even if correct due to the recent pattern."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their behavior, we would expect them to continue this pattern. Therefore, our prediction is Paper, as it beats Rock."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock or Paper next. To maximize the chances of guessing correctly, I will predict Paper, as it beats Rock (the more likely switch) and ties with Scissors."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds. Given that there is no visible pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent, it is reasonable to assume that they might continue playing Scissors. However, to introduce some randomness and avoid being predictable, I will choose Rock instead."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. Therefore, our initial prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, which could suggest a preference for offensive moves. A common pattern following an offensive move is to switch to the defensive move that would beat the predicted player action. In this case, switching from Scissors (offensive) to Paper (defensive against Rock) follows that pattern."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Scissors in both rounds. In a simple deterministic strategy, an opponent might alternate between two options (e.g., Rock and Paper). However, since we have no clear pattern yet and only two data points, I'll predict that the opponent will play Rock to balance the game."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might be expected to switch to Rock next; however, many adaptive strategies involve occasionally sticking with the same choice. To account for this possibility, I predict Paper, which would beat a potential switch to Rock but lose against another round of Scissors."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. Given that there are three possible choices (Rock, Paper, Scissors) and the opponent has chosen one option repeatedly, it's reasonable to assume they might switch to another option next. However, since they have not changed their choice so far, a predictable pattern would be for them to continue playing Scissors. To account for this possibility, I am assuming there is a 50% chance they will play Scissors again and a 50% chance they will switch to Rock, trying to catch me off guard. I'm predicting Rock because it seems slightly less likely that the opponent would choose Paper, as two consecutive losses (Paper losing to Scissors) might make them more inclined to change their choice."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage for the opponent to continue playing Scissors, so they might switch to Paper or Rock next. Since the opponent hasn't shown a preference for either Rock or Paper yet, we can assume a 50/50 chance for both options. However, since the game strategy hasn't been explicitly defined as adaptive, I will predict that the opponent follows a repeating pattern and thus switches to Paper in this round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. As there is no apparent pattern or adaptation from the opponent's side, it is reasonable to assume that they might continue playing Scissors. To counter this, a good strategy would be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play 'Scissors' in the next round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's important to identify patterns in the opponent's behavior. Since there is no adaptive behavior detected so far, I predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors. To beat Scissors, our best option is Paper. Therefore, my prediction for the next round is Paper."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Scissors. However, to encourage variation and adaptability, I will occasionally predict a different move. In this case, I will predict Rock as a change from the Paper predictions."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors would have an equal chance of success. We will start by predicting 'Rock'."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which suggests they might be using a 'Rock- Paper-Scissors-Spock-Lizard' strategy or any other pattern where an odd element comes next. Given that Rock loses to Scissors, it is reasonable to assume that Paper (which beats Rock) will be the opponent's next move."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between Rock and Paper, so I predict Rock for this round."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, they might be alternating between two options (e.g., Rock and Scissors), so I predict that they will switch to their other option, which is Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple repeating pattern strategy could be at play here, so I predict they will continue to play Scissors. To outsmart this strategy, we could implement a 'win-stay loose-shift' approach, changing our move if we lose and sticking with it if we win."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the last five rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Given that Rock beats Scissors, it is a reasonable assumption that the opponent might switch to playing Rock next."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their behavior, this pattern would suggest they will continue to play Scissors. To counteract this, the best option would be Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since Rock is more likely to counter their repeated Scissors, we can assume that they might choose Paper to beat the potential Rock. Therefore, the best prediction for the opponent's next move would be Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 9 rounds. In a predictable pattern, switching to Rock after playing Paper or Scissors would follow the cycle. Also, since Rock beats Scissors, it might be a strategic move to anticipate this possibility."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern until there is evidence of adaptation or cyclical behavior. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern so far, let's consider adaptive behavior. The opponent might be trying to counter my potential predictions by changing their move each time. If this assumption is correct, they could switch to Scissors next. However, since I don't have enough information about their preferences or tendencies, I'll predict that they will continue the adaptive pattern and play Paper's counter - Rock. To avoid being too predictable myself, I will then predict the next step in the counter-pattern: Paper."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could indicate a pattern where they play Rock after I play Paper or Scissors. Also, in the first round, they played Rock, so it might be a repeating pattern. However, if there is adaptive behavior involved, they might try to exploit my prediction by playing something other than what I expect. Nonetheless, based on the information given, predicting Rock seems most reasonable."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I chose Paper expecting the opponent to play Rock due to my previous two Rock guesses. However, they played Paper instead, beating me. Now, considering we've had two rounds of Paper and Rock each, it is plausible that the opponent might return to playing Rock again, as there seems to be a pattern in their moves. Hence, I predict 'Rock' for the next move."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). This suggests a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. In the last round, they played Rock, so based on this observed pattern, we can predict that in the next round, they will play Paper."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Round 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Round 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's less likely that they will play Scissors next. Between Rock and Paper, choosing Rock seems more probable because the opponent has played Rock as many times as Paper, indicating a possibility of alternating between these two moves."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock, making it the safest prediction for the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock two times out of the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior detected in their strategy so far."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played 'Rock' five times in the last nine rounds, showing a tendency to choose this move. There is no clear pattern or adaptation yet, so assuming they will continue favoring 'Rock'."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a neutral choice, like Rock. This prediction can be used as a baseline for further game analysis."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue playing the same move. This is especially true for initial rounds where adaptive behavior may not have kicked in yet. However, this is just a basic prediction and actual results can vary based on the opponent's strategy."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper so far, with no Scissors appearing yet. Given that there's no discernible pattern to their moves, a good guess would be to anticipate a continuation of this alternating behavior."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the third round, they switched to Paper after you chose Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be mirroring your previous move with a slight delay. Since you will guess Rock again, according to this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Rock as well."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Additionally, they have played Paper twice, indicating a preference for it over the other options. However, since we cannot be certain about an emerging pattern yet and considering their tendency to start with Rock, I predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Round 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Round 2 and 4). There is no clear pattern yet, but the most recent move was Paper. In the absence of a clear trend or adaptive behavior from the opponent, it's reasonable to predict that they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no strong pattern to rely on, this prediction comes with uncertainty."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in 3 out of the 6 rounds. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern or adaptation in their moves, so I will assume they are more likely to return to what they have done most frequently so far."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (Round 2 and Round 4) after I played Rock, so there might be a pattern where they play Paper when I choose Rock. Also, they have not played Scissors so far in the game, making it a less likely choice."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row in the last two rounds, so there is a chance they might continue the pattern by playing Rock again."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock as it can be considered a 'safe' option. Therefore, our prediction for the opponent's next move is Rock."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, so it's possible that they might follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. If this is a repeating pattern or an adaptive behavior, the opponent might switch again in the next round. Since I don't have enough information about their strategy, I will predict that they will play the next element in this potential pattern: Scissors. However, since Rock beats Scissors in RPS, I will predict one step further and assume the opponent might anticipate this and choose Paper instead."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted their strategy by playing Rock after I chose Paper. So far, there is no clear repeating pattern in the opponent's moves. However, they have shown a tendency to play Rock (first round) and adapt to my move (second round). Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the four rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet. To maximize the chances of earning points, it's best to predict the most likely move based on the observed behavior so far."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with a consistent alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, I predict that they will play Paper next."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern or repetition yet. However, since they have not played Scissors so far, and playing Rock would create a repeated pattern with the first round, it's reasonable to assume that there might be a tendency to maintain a simple pattern. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper twice, with no instances of Scissors. There is no obvious pattern or adaptation in their play so far. Given that Rock is the most frequently played move (42% occurrence), it seems like a safer bet to predict Rock for the next round."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times, with no instances of Scissors. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that they might continue playing Rock."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' twice (in Rounds 2 and 4) and 'Rock' the rest of the time (7 times). There is no clear pattern yet, but the most frequently played move is 'Rock', which suggests that continuing to guess 'Rock' may yield a higher probability of success."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume they might choose Rock with equal probability as the other options. So, to be fair, we will also predict Rock."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they will follow the same pattern and also play Rock."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock is their first move, it's reasonable to assume that they might alternate between Rock and Paper rather than starting a new pattern with Scissors. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and there is no clear pattern of adaptation yet. So, it's safer to assume they might stick to the same move until we see more rounds."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, so it is more likely they will continue with this pattern by playing Rock again."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with an alternating pattern. Since the last round was Rock (which they played in Round 1), it's now the turn for them to play Paper again, continuing the observed pattern."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear repeating pattern yet. However, since they have not played Scissors so far and it's good to vary our guesses, I will predict Rock for this round. This might also encourage the opponent to play Paper again, which they seem to prefer over Rock or Scissors based on the game history."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. While they have also played Paper twice in the past three rounds, the preponderance of Rock moves suggests that it is the safest prediction at this point."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Upon analyzing the game history, it is observed that the opponent has played Rock three times (rounds 1, 5, and 7) and Paper four times (rounds 2, 4, 8, and not once Scissors). Given this pattern, the opponent is more likely to play Rock again in the next round. However, if the algorithm adapts its behavior based on previous predictions, it might consider predicting Paper to break the pattern and confuse the opponent. Nonetheless, without knowing how the opponent's strategy adapts or whether it does at all, the safest prediction would be Rock, considering the opponent has played it more frequently than Paper."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 5 out of the last 9 rounds being Rock (56%). The second most common move is Paper, played 3 times. There doesn't seem to be any observable pattern or adaptive behavior that would suggest a change in the opponent's strategy. Therefore, based on the frequency analysis, we predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's a neutral start with no clear pattern or indication of adaptive behavior yet. To play it safe and start with a conservative approach, predicting Rock as the next move seems reasonable."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this is a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy, they might switch again in the next round. Since Scissors would be a risky prediction due to less information about the opponent's behavior, predicting Paper seems like the safest choice based on the given game history."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and in the third round, they switched to Paper after two consecutive Rock plays. Following this pattern, if it exists, they might switch back to Rock in the next round."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and Paper three times so far in the game. Given this pattern, they are more likely to play Paper again, but considering that I have guessed 'Rock' twice and it hasn't won yet, there is a chance they might mix up their strategy. To account for both possibilities, I will predict 'Rock', hoping that the opponent sticks to the observed pattern or tries to deceive me by switching to Rock."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Rock twice in the last six rounds, so there is a chance they might switch to Paper again. However, since I have been guessing Rock most of the time, it would be wise for them to play Scissors instead. But considering that I could potentially think along those lines, they might expect me to anticipate their counter-anticipation and choose Paper. Therefore, my prediction is Paper."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in rounds where the same choice (either Rock or Paper) was made in the previous round. In our case, they played Paper after you chose Rock twice (rounds 2 and 4). Following this pattern, they should play Rock in the next round if you repeat your last choice (Rock in round 6)."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds. In two out of the seven rounds, the opponent played Paper immediately after playing Rock. Therefore, there is a chance that the opponent might continue with the pattern and play Rock again."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, and I'm assuming they won't play Rock again after two consecutive rounds of Paper (since that would lose to my potential Paper guess)."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper five times. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed. However, since Rock was played in the last round and it's a simple strategy game, there's a chance the opponent might play Rock again. Also, Rock beats Scissors (if you consider the possibility of an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors from the opponent's side)."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We'll begin by predicting the most likely option: Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction would be to assume they might follow the same pattern or strategy in the next round. This is a static prediction based on limited data and may not account for potential changes in the opponent's behavior."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given that there is no clear pattern to their choices so far, a good guess would be to predict the next move in the possible progression of Rock-Paper-Scissors. Since they played Rock in the first round, followed by Paper in the second round, it's reasonable to expect them to play Scissors in the third round. However, since they haven't played Scissors yet, predicting Paper for the third round seems more likely."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the given game history, there is no clear pattern or strategy that the opponent is following. However, considering that Rock has been played twice already and it is a simple strategy to repeat moves, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two occurrences out of the four rounds. Also, there is no clear pattern or repeating move from the game history that would suggest playing Paper or Scissors."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock three times. There is no clear repeating pattern yet. However, since they last played Rock in Round 5, a possible adaptive strategy could be to switch to Paper to beat the previous Rock. Also, it's worth noting that Paper has been played only twice so far, which might suggest that the opponent tends to play Paper more often than Scissors or is trying to deceive us into predicting Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 out of the last 6 rounds being Rock. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected in their moves, so I'm basing my prediction on this observed frequency."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they have also played Paper twice after playing Rock once. So, there's a possibility that they might continue with this pattern. However, since their last two moves were Rock, it is more likely that they will stick to Rock again."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other choices, having played it in 6 out of the last 9 rounds. This pattern suggests that they may continue to favor Rock in the next round."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. This is especially true for the initial stages of the game where adaptive behavior may not have kicked in yet."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an alternating pattern. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since we want to predict their next move, not just follow the potential pattern, we should think about what they might expect us to do. If we predict Scissors based on the assumed pattern, the opponent could anticipate this and revert to Paper again. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and although they changed to Paper once, it's not uncommon for opponents to repeat successful strategies. Also, there is no clear pattern of adaptation yet, so assuming repetition is a reasonable first approach."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two out of five times so far. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected, so I'm basing the prediction on the most frequent choice."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Choosing Paper as the next move is a strategic decision based on the opponent's history of playing Paper."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last round, the opponent played Paper, and there is no clear pattern of adaptive behavior from the given game history. However, Rock has been played 3 times out of 6 rounds, making it the most frequently played move so far. Therefore, I predict that the opponent might revert to their most frequent move, which is Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the 7 rounds. While there were 2 instances of Paper being played, repeating patterns are common in initial rounds. Therefore, it's more likely that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 5 out of the 8 rounds so far. Although they have also played Paper twice, there is no clear pattern suggesting when they might choose it. Therefore, based on the observed frequency, predicting Rock seems most likely."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (Round 2 and Round 4) after I played Rock, and they have also played Rock three times (Round 1, 5, and 9) after I played Rock. Given this pattern, my next guess is that the opponent will play Paper."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. 'Rock' is a neutral and commonly chosen option, so our prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. As this is our first interaction and we don't have enough information about the opponent's strategy yet, assuming they might repeat their initial move seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will choose Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock is their most recent winning choice, they might be more likely to repeat that. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could indicate a pattern where they play Rock after I choose Paper or Scissors. Also, in the first round, they played Rock, so it might be more likely for them to repeat that move than to switch to one of the other two options."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and Paper once, with no instances of Scissors so far. There is no discernible pattern in their moves yet. Given that Rock is the most frequently played move (2 times) and they have not tried to counter it yet, I predict they will play Rock again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with a consistent alternating pattern between the two choices. Given this pattern, we can predict that they will play Paper next."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three occurrences out of the six rounds so far. It is also worth noting that there has been no clear pattern or repetition of any specific move by the opponent in the game history provided."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there is a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other choices, having played it 5 times in the 9 rounds so far. Therefore, it is statistically likely that they will choose Rock again in the next round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. In this case, it would be most likely for them to choose Rock."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. This is especially true for the initial stages of the game where adaptive behavior may not have kicked in yet."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given that there's no obvious pattern or repetition, a good guess would be to predict the next move in the potential 'Rock-Paper' sequence, which suggests Paper."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played 'Rock' twice and there is no clear pattern or adaptation seen yet. So, it's safer to assume that they might stick to 'Rock' again in Round 4. This prediction leans on the assumption that the opponent may not be changing their strategy frequently or randomly."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, with no pattern or apparent adaptation to your moves. Given this randomness, there is no clear reason to predict anything other than Rock, which was their opening move."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so based on this repeating pattern, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their behavior. However, since they have played Rock only twice so far, a prediction of Rock for the next round leans towards balancing the number of times each move has been played by the opponent."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. While there was one Paper in the mix, the pattern leans towards Rock as the next move."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (Round 2 and Round 8) in the given game history, and Rock five times (other rounds). Given that there's no clear pattern or adaptation observed so far, we can assume that Paper is a possible next move due to its previous occurrence. It's also worth noting that the opponent hasn't played Scissors yet, making it an option as well. However, given the nearly equal distribution of Rock and Paper in the game history, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. Therefore, it's safer to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume the opponent might also start with Rock, as it is the 'basic' or 'default' option in many players' minds. This prediction is based on a basic assumption and lacks specific reasoning due to the limited game history."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without information about the opponent's strategy, starting with a repeating pattern is a reasonable initial assumption."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since the opponent might anticipate that we would expect them to follow the same pattern, they may switch again to counter our expectation. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted their strategy by playing Rock when you chose Paper. This time, I predict they will revert to their original pattern and play Rock again, as it is the first move in RPS and may be their default choice."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice after you chose Rock in the first round. However, they switched to Rock in the third round when you guessed Paper. Given this repeating pattern, I predict they will return to playing Rock in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so it is reasonable to assume they might be alternating between Rock and Paper. In the last round, I predicted Rock but they played Rock, so if they are indeed alternating, their next move should be Paper."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three instances out of the six rounds so far. Also, there hasn't been any clear pattern in their moves yet. Therefore, it is safer to assume they might revert back to playing Rock."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times, with no instances of Scissors so far. There is no obvious repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed. However, since Rock has been played less frequently than Paper (3 times compared to 4 times), predicting Paper might seem reasonable. But considering that the opponent could potentially notice this trend and choose Rock to counter it, I'm still predicting their next move to be Rock."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern of adaptation in their moves. Therefore, it is safer to assume that they might continue with Rock as their next move."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be 'Rock' with a 1/3 chance, 'Paper' with a 1/3 chance, and 'Scissors' with a 1/3 chance. We can't base our prediction on previous rounds in this case, so we'll start by assuming a uniform distribution of choices."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so a pattern is not yet discernible. I will predict Rock for this round to cover the potential choice of the opponent switching to Scissors or continuing with Paper (since there's no clear advantage in choosing any specific option)."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, if they are following a Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern, then Scissors could be their next move to follow this sequence (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Alternatively, if they are trying to exploit our previous choices, choosing Scissors would also make sense as we have not played Paper yet."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us by continuing with Rock less often. However, without more data on their strategy, predicting Scissors is risky. Thus, our best guess would be Paper."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they seem to be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. To confirm this, we would need more game history data."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation visible in their moves so far. To guess Rock or Scissors would be risky without more information about their strategy. Therefore, I will predict Paper again, expecting a possible repetition of the same move."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the two choices that can beat Paper. This pattern suggests that predicting Rock might be a good strategy in this case."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently than Rock. However, the most recent round was a repeat of Paper, so there is a possibility they might switch to Rock to avoid playing the same move again. Nonetheless, I predict they will play Rock in this round due to their overall pattern."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last 5 rounds (Round 4 to Round 8). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper. However, it's essential to note that patterns can change or break at any time. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent will maintain their current alternating pattern."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no reason to favor one choice over the others."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent's strategy is hidden, we don't have enough information to make a prediction based on their behavior. However, given that the opponent played Paper in Round 1, it's possible they might follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, our best guess for Round 2 would be Paper."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. There is no discernible pattern so far, so a good starting point would be to assume they might change to Rock next. However, since they seem to be playing each option only once, it's reasonable to predict they will play Paper again. To balance this uncertainty, I'll predict 'Rock', as there are still more possible options left for their third move (Paper and Scissors) than the one we haven't seen yet."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock once. There is no clear pattern yet, but since they have not played Scissors so far, I will predict that they will play Rock, which would be a reasonable next move if they were trying to follow the traditional RPS pattern (i.e., 'Rock beats Scissors, Paper beats Rock, Scissors beats Paper'). However, my prediction could change as more data becomes available."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last two rounds. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. If they are following a repeating pattern or using adaptive behavior, their next move could be Rock to beat the potential Scissors. However, since I don't have enough information about their strategy, I'll assume an equal probability for each option and predict Rock because it was the most recent common choice."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice, followed by Scissors once (Paper-Paper-Scissors). If this pattern continues, they will play Paper again in the next round. However, to break any potential counter-strategy being used by you, it is also possible that the opponent might choose to deviate from their pattern and play Rock instead. Considering these possibilities, predicting Scissors could potentially catch them off guard if they are indeed following a strict Paper-Paper-Scissors pattern."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once, and Rock twice in the last 4 rounds. Given that they seem to be playing Rock and Scissors more frequently than Paper, it's reasonable to assume that they might revert to Rock again in the next round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors more frequently in the game history, with a slight preference for Paper (4 times). However, they just played Scissors in the last round, so it's reasonable to assume that they might switch to Rock or continue with their recent pattern of playing Paper. Considering these factors, predicting Scissors could be a safe choice because if the opponent repeats their previous move, our prediction would still be valid."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (rounds 1 and 3) and Scissors twice (rounds 2 and 4). In rounds 5 and 6, they repeated Paper, so in round 7, I predicted Rock, but they chose Paper again. In rounds 8 and 9, they repeated Scissors, which suggests that for this round, they may choose Paper again since it alternates between Paper and Scissors, but going with the assumption that they might want to throw me off, I predict they will play Scissors."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would likely play Paper again in the next round. However, even if their strategy adapts to your choices, playing Paper again could be a strategic move since it beat your initial choice and might exploit any assumption of repetition."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. There is no clear pattern to their play yet, so a good guess would be Rock, as it beats Scissors (the most recent play). Additionally, Rock is the least likely move for the opponent to predict as a response to this strategy, making it potentially more unexpected and effective."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might suggest they are following a pattern where they play the next option in the RPS cycle (Paper > Scissors > Rock). By predicting Rock, I am trying to anticipate this potential pattern."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last three rounds. Assuming this pattern continues, the next move should be Paper."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. It's been a while since they last played Rock, so there is a higher probability of them switching to Rock this round."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice followed by Scissors once (PPSC). This pattern can be observed in the game history from Rounds 1 to 4. Although there was an exception in Round 5, assuming the opponent follows this pattern again, they should play Scissors in the next round."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so it's likely they will continue this trend. To beat Paper, our best option is to predict Scissors."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown patterns in the past, and there is a tendency to play Paper after Scissors (as seen in Round 2 and Round 8). To balance this pattern and considering our last prediction was Scissors, Rock seems like a probable move for the opponent."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has been playing a pattern where they alternate between Paper and Scissors. In the last round, they played Scissors, so based on this pattern, they are likely to choose Paper next."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. Rock is a common and neutral choice in the absence of any specific information about the opponent's tendencies."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, the opponent might be following a pattern where they play the option that beats yours. If so, they would play Paper again. However, since it's also possible that they could be using a more complex adaptive strategy, this is just a tentative prediction based on limited information."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. There is no discernible pattern so far, so I will predict Rock for this round. This choice does not seem to be disadvantaged by the opponent's previous plays."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly trying to throw off our predictions. However, this pattern suggests that they might revert to Rock or continue with Paper. We'll predict Rock, anticipating the possibility of them switching to Rock. If they play Paper again, we can adjust our strategy accordingly."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the first three rounds, so they seem to prefer Paper over Rock or Scissors. In Round 4, they switched to Scissors, possibly trying to throw off our prediction. However, since their preference for Paper is more consistent, I predict they will return to Paper in Round 5."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. To adapt, a reasonable guess would be Rock, as it beats Scissors but loses to Paper. This prediction assumes the opponent may not play the same hand consecutively."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice, followed by Scissors once (Paper, Paper, Scissors). This pattern can be observed in Rounds 1-4. In Round 5, there was no play from you, but the opponent continued their pattern with another Paper in Round 6. Based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Paper twice after my guess of Rock, so there is a possibility that they might play Paper again. However, to balance the assumption, I predict Rock as it's also the move I've used most frequently in the game so far, which could potentially exploit any pattern-based strategy the opponent might be using."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice after playing Rock or Scissors once. In the current game history, they played Paper (Round 1), then Scissors (Round 2), followed by Paper again (Round 3). After that, they played Rock (Round 4) and Scissors (Round 6). Given this pattern, it is likely that they will play Paper again, which makes our best guess to predict Scissors, as it would beat Paper."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so it's likely they will play Paper again. To counter this, a good strategy would be to choose Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a possible strategy they might be using is 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' cycle (i.e., Rock on Round 1, Paper on Round 2, and Scissors on Round 3). Following this pattern, the opponent would play Paper on Round 2. However, as there are no clear indications of their strategy yet, we cannot rule out other possibilities. Nonetheless, let's start by considering this cycle as a potential starting point for the opponent's strategy."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not yet played Rock. Given the limited information available, a reasonable guess would be that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to complete the cycle of all three options."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and lost to our guesses, and then played Paper again in the last round. It seems like they are trying to beat our choices rather than following a repeating pattern. However, since we have not guessed correctly so far, it's likely that they might change their move this time. The most common counter to Paper is Rock, so there's a higher chance that the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last two rounds, so based on this repeating pattern, I predict they will play Paper next."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but they have not repeated any move more than once. The only move that hasn't been played yet is Rock, which makes it a likely choice for the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing non-repeating moves, so we can't predict based on a repeating pattern. However, looking at the game history, they have played Paper twice and Scissors once after my guess of Rock. Also, they played Paper after my guess of Paper once. Thus, it seems like they might be trying to 'beat' my moves instead of following a fixed pattern. Given this, I predict that after playing Rock twice in the last two rounds without success, they may now choose Scissors to beat my potential Rock."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue this trend. Also, neither Rock nor Paper has been successful against Paper, so Scissors could be a good guess to counter their tendency."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper more frequently than the other options, and there is no clear pattern adaptive behavior yet. To balance this preference and any potential adaption, predicting Rock might be a good strategy."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper recently, and there is no clear repeating pattern in their moves. To diversify our guesses, I will predict Scissors for this round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. In this case, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors would be equally likely to be correct. We can choose Rock as our prediction for the first round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a potential pattern could be that they're following an 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' cyclic strategy. If this is the case, their next move should be Rock. However, to account for the possibility of them adapting to my expected prediction, I will predict Paper instead, expecting them to play Scissors."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, which doesn't show a clear pattern. In such cases, predicting the most basic or common move, Rock, can be a good starting point."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern where they switch between Paper and Scissors. Therefore, I predict that they will play Scissors in the next round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. However, given that they have not played Scissors so far, I will predict Paper, assuming a possible preference for it."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play the same shape twice before changing to another one. Therefore, I predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any obvious pattern or adaptation. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which suggests that they might be alternating choices (Rock-Paper-Scissors-...). If this is the case, their next move should be Paper. Although it's possible that they could adapt to break a perceived pattern by repeating the same choice twice, there isn't enough evidence yet to support such a conclusion."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the choices that can beat Paper. This pattern might indicate that the opponent overuses Paper, so predicting Rock could be a profitable strategy."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper twice in a row, and they have also played Scissors three times so far. It's been two rounds since they last played Rock, so there is a higher chance they might switch to Rock now."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they seem to be following a pattern or repeating their moves. Therefore, it is likely that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will make the same choice as a baseline prediction."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good initial guess would be to continue playing Paper, assuming they might follow a repeating pattern."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""At this point, there is not enough information to identify a pattern in the opponent's behavior. So, let's choose Rock as it is the safest option in traditional RPS. This is because there are an equal number of options for both of us, and choosing Rock may give us a 1-in-3 chance of guessing correctly."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a pattern or preference for this move. However, there is also a possibility that the opponent is trying to deceive and may switch to Rock or Scissors. To account for this possibility, we consider both the repetition of Paper and the potential alternation between choices. In this case, since we don't have enough data to confirm an alternating pattern, I will predict they will continue playing Paper."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice, followed by Scissors once. If this pattern continues, they should play Paper next."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, so they might be alternating between Paper and Rock or following some other pattern that includes Rock. Also, I don't see a clear advantage in predicting either Paper or Scissors, as the opponent could easily play the third option. Hence, predicting Rock seems like the safest choice based on the information provided."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been unpredictable so far, but they have played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last six rounds. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to assume they might play Rock next. However, since we want to beat a potential Rock, predicting Scissors could be a good strategy."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once, and Rock twice in the last 4 rounds. Given that they seem to be playing Rock and Scissors more frequently than Paper, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue this trend and play Rock in the next round."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the game history, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. Given that Rock was predicted against Scissors in Rounds 4 and 8 but didn't occur, it suggests the opponent might not be following a strictly reactive strategy. Predicting Scissors again has a 33.3% chance of being correct, which is the same as predicting any other option."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as they've played Rock or Scissors, suggesting a pattern. The player guessed Paper in Round 2, perhaps expecting the opponent to play Rock due to the perceived pattern. However, the opponent chose Scissors instead. Considering this, I predict that the opponent will continue their strategy and play Paper again in Round 10, but since they seem to mix up their choices sometimes, there's a chance they might choose Scissors to throw off prediction. To account for this possibility, let's assume the opponent will play Scissors in Round 10."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. In this case, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors would have an equal chance of being correct. By convention, we will start by assuming Rock as the initial prediction."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good starting point would be to assume they might continue with the same trend. However, this is just an initial guess; further observations will help refine the prediction."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. A simple strategy would be to cycle through all three moves in order (Rock, Paper, Scissors). Therefore, their next move should be Rock."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, indicating a possible pattern. To complete the RPS cycle, Scissors is the most likely next move."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, with no instances of Rock yet. There is no clear repeating pattern, so let's consider an adaptive strategy where the opponent might be trying to counter our potential moves. In RPS, Paper counters Rock. Given that we have earned a point in Round 4 by predicting Scissors (which could have been a response to an anticipated Rock), it is reasonable to assume that the opponent might try to play Rock now to catch us off guard. Therefore, our prediction for the opponent's next move is Paper."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Since there's no clear pattern yet, I will assume they might want to change their move to balance the game. Given that Rock is their safest option to not lose immediately, I predict they will play Rock in the next round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which is not their previous choice (Paper). If they continue alternating choices, they would now play Paper."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the two choices that can beat Paper. This pattern suggests that choosing Rock might be a good strategy for this round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper in the last two rounds when I guessed Rock (Round 1 and Round 3). They have also played Scissors twice after my Paper guesses (Round 2 and Round 6). However, there is no clear pattern related to my Scissors guess (Round 4) or their second Paper guess (Round 5). Considering the opponent's preference for Paper over the course of the game so far, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves so far. Therefore, I predict they will continue with Paper, possibly trying to take advantage of our previous guesses of Rock."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock as it tends to be a safe opening choice. Therefore, our prediction for the opponent's next move is Rock."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent's strategy is hidden, we don't have enough information to make a confident prediction based on their past moves. However, since the game just started, it's common for opponents to begin with Rock or Paper. To balance between these two options, I'll predict the next move to be Paper."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so a pattern is not yet discernible. To begin with, let's assume they are using a random strategy. In that case, choosing Rock would have an equal probability of winning, losing, or drawing as the other options. However, since we don't want to start by assuming randomness, we can look for potential biases in their choices later on. For now, I will predict 'Rock' hoping they might play 'Scissors' to cut it."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, humans often follow a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. If they are following a pattern, the next move should be Scissors according to the observed sequence: Rock (Round 1) -> Paper (Round 2) -> Scissors (Round 4). If they are using adaptive behavior, since you guessed Rock last time and they played Paper to beat it, they might think you will switch to Paper this round and play Scissors to beat that."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last two rounds. Assuming this pattern continues, the next move should be Paper."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the repetition of their moves so far, it's reasonable to predict that they may play Rock next. However, since they haven't played Rock yet, I'll make a conservative prediction and say they will play Rock."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which breaks the pattern. A reasonable assumption would be that they will revert to a more common choice or continue with the most recent one. Considering their unpredictability, I'm assuming they will play Paper again."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock and Scissors combined, so I'm predicting they will play Paper again."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each, but they have not played Rock yet. It's possible that the pattern could be a repeating sequence of two actions. Alternatively, if the opponent is making random choices or adapting to our past moves, there is no clear reason to favor one choice over the others, so predicting the remaining option (Rock) covers this possibility."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as the other options, indicating a possible pattern or preference for that move."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be Rock, but this choice is made arbitrarily due to the lack of data."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy without randomness, the opponent would repeat their move in the next round. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. Given that there is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, a good guess would be to predict a move that hasn't been played yet. In this case, Rock hasn't been played yet, and it could potentially break any possible pattern if one exists."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a pattern or preference. However, since there's no clear adaptive behavior yet, we can assume they might randomly switch to Rock or Scissors. To balance these possibilities, I'll predict the more likely scenario based on the observed pattern: Rock."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice followed by Scissors once. According to this pattern, they are likely to play Paper again in the next round."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the last rounds but hasn't played Rock yet, so there might be a pattern where they play each option once before repeating. Also, since I haven't predicted their moves correctly so far, this could encourage them to play an option other than Paper or Scissors, making Rock a possible choice."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been using Rock and Paper more frequently than Scissors, so it's time to predict a move that beats Paper: Scissors."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as they've played Rock or Scissors, indicating a tendency to choose Paper. In the last round, they reverted to Paper after playing Scissors, suggesting that they might not easily switch between Paper and Scissors. Given this pattern, predicting their next move as Scissors could be a less expected choice and potentially trigger a switch in the opponent's strategy."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper and Scissors more frequently than Rock. However, in the last round, they played Scissors, which was their first time choosing Rock or Scissors during this game history. By alternating between our previous guesses of Rock and Paper, we might catch them off guard with another Rock."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Looking at the past moves, the opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options. Also, there is no clear pattern in the history that would suggest a different move. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic behavior: the opponent chooses Rock as their first move with a 1/3 probability. This prediction follows the game rules and sets a neutral baseline for future comparisons."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'win' for them if they were playing Rock. Since their strategy might involve repeating patterns, it's reasonable to assume they may play Rock next. However, since I don't have enough information about their adaptive behavior, I'll predict that they will continue with the pattern of 'winning' by choosing Paper to beat my imaginary Rock."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands (Scissors, Rock) in the first two rounds. Let's predict that they will play Paper this round to keep the perceived pattern of playing stronger hands."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, there is no recognizable pattern yet. To make an educated guess, we can assume that the opponent might choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given this assumption and considering that Rock has not been played so far in the game, it seems like a possible choice for the opponent in the next round. This prediction is based on statistical reasoning and lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that this is a simplified RPS game, it's possible the opponent is following a basic pattern or trying to avoid their last play. Since they haven't played Paper yet, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but has played Paper twice. There's no clear pattern yet, so let's look for any advantages in the current distribution. The player has won when playing against Rock, lost to Paper, and it's a draw with Scissors. Since we have the lowest score against Paper, let's assume that the opponent might try to take advantage of this by playing Paper again. To counter that, our best choice is to play Scissors."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern (like R-P-S). However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after playing Scissors in the previous round. This could indicate that they might be alternating between two choices - Rock and Scissors. Hence, our best guess for this round is Rock."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. A simple strategy would be to play the option that hasn't been played recently, so Paper is the most likely next move."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing a round to Paper, suggesting a possible pattern where they choose Rock in response to Paper. Since I haven't seen them play Scissors yet, I will assume that they won't play it this time either. Given this information, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round. However, to encourage the opponent to deviate from their observed pattern and potentially reveal more about their strategy, I will guess Scissors."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds, but hasn't played Paper recently. Given that there is no clear pattern to their moves, predicting a move they have not played in a while could be a viable strategy."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. To begin with, rock is a neutral and safe choice in classic RPS, so I predict 'Rock' for the first round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern observed so far from the opponent's move. So, let's consider adaptive behavior where the opponent tries to beat our previous guess. If you guessed Rock in the first round, the best response for the opponent would be Paper. Hence, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, then Rock). To maintain a pattern or adapt to our lower-strength guesses, they might choose Paper next."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors, so we can predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with a possible repeating pattern, it's reasonable to predict Paper next as a part of a potential cycle or pattern."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once in the last five rounds, and they have not repeated any single move more than once so far. Given that there is no discernible pattern yet, a safe prediction would be to assume they might switch back to Rock or Paper with equal probability. However, since they have not played Rock in the last two rounds, it's reasonable to predict they may play Rock now."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, so they might be starting a pattern or trying to deceive us into guessing Rock again. To counter this, let's predict Scissors."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in two out of the last three rounds. This pattern suggests they may continue to favor Rock, making it a safe prediction for this round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last three rounds, so it is reasonable to assume they might continue with this pattern and play Rock again."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. This pattern suggests they may continue with this strategy in the next round as well."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might not be starting with Rock (as a common strategy is to start with rock). So, for the next round, there is an increased probability of Paper or Scissors. However, since starting with Scissors is less common than starting with Paper, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors > Rock > Paper), so for the next round, I predict they will play Paper."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, in a simplified strategy, the opponent might be more likely to play Rock or Paper next with equal probability. Since Rock was played less frequently among the two options seen so far, I will predict Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the first four rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but the player has chosen Rock (an unbeaten option) in Round 4 after losing two rounds consecutively with Scissors. The opponent might think that you could predict a shift to Paper based on this behavior, so they may choose Rock again. However, to break any potential assumption, I predict the opponent will play Paper to beat your possible Rock guess."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far. However, since they played Scissors most recently in Round 3, and it's been two rounds since then (a possible 'repetition' strategy), they might return to playing Scissors again."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after playing Scissors (an option that loses to Rock). This might indicate a tendency to return to a safe choice or a desire to 'counter' my potential prediction of Paper (given our history so far). Thus, I predict they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but hasn't played Paper yet. Given that the game strategy may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper next."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in round 1, indicating a possible pattern where they play Rock when they previously lost. In rounds 5 and 8, I played Paper again but the opponent varied their move to Scissors instead of Rock. Considering this inconsistency, there is still a chance that they might revert to playing Rock in the next round due to their initial pattern. However, I predict that they will try to adapt and play Scissors in round 9, attempting to counter potential anticipation of their using Rock."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in 4 out of the 9 rounds. Also, there is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed in their moves. Therefore, it's safer to assume they might continue playing Rock with a higher probability."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock). Given that this is a simplified RPS game designed to evaluate prediction ability, it's reasonable to assume they might follow a pattern or adaptive behavior. Since Rock was just played and lost, the next logical step in a potential 'win-loss' pattern could be Paper (as it beats Rock). However, if they're trying to adapt, they might also choose Scissors again to break our potential prediction of a 'win-loss' pattern. But because there's no clear evidence of their strategy yet, we'll start by predicting the next move in a hypothetical 'win-loss' pattern."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). I predict they will continue this trend and play the strongest hand, which is Paper."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option. Typically, players in a repeating pattern would follow R-P-S order or S-R-P order. Since they haven't followed the S-R-P order yet, I predict they will play Rock next."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with possibly repeating patterns or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might want to balance their choices. Therefore, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4. They have not repeated any other move so far. Also, they have played Scissors twice as well, but their last move was Paper (Round 5). Considering this pattern, the opponent might be returning to the beginning of their cycle, making Rock the most likely choice for their next move."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""In the last round, we saw a pattern where the opponent played Rock after my Rock guess, so I will assume that they might continue this pattern and play Rock again. To counter Rock, my best choice is Scissors."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in rounds 4 and 6, and again in round 7. It's possible that they are repeating their move every two rounds. So, I predict they will play Rock in the next round."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for this move."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, playing it in 4 out of the last 6 rounds. This repeating pattern suggests that they may continue to favor Rock, making it a safe prediction for the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock, so we will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not unusual for novice players to follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, based on the history, the opponent might play Rock in the next round (as it beats Scissors). To counter that potential move, predicting Paper would give you an edge."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors over Rock and Rock over Paper). I predict they will continue this trend and choose Paper in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, there is no apparent pattern or repetition that we can use to predict the opponent's next move. However, analyzing the outcomes so far, it seems that the opponent has been choosing moves that beat the ones you predicted (scissors beats rock, rock beats paper). Therefore, in order to break this trend and make a more informed prediction, I would suggest predicting the opponent's move as Rock for the next round. This might encourage the opponent to play either Paper or Scissors, allowing you to have a better chance of earning points."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, so they have not repeated any move yet. Given that Paper beats Rock (which the opponent played in Round 2) and there is no apparent pattern yet, a good guess for this round would be Paper."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was the most recent move. In a simple deterministic strategy, one might expect the opponent to repeat their successful move from the last round. However, since they have not repeated any moves so far, there is also a chance that they might switch back to Paper or Scissors this time around. Nonetheless, I will predict Rock as it seems like the least unlikely option at this point."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""In the last round, we saw a repetition of Rock from the opponent, which could mean they might be switching to a pattern or trying to confuse us. Given that Paper beats Rock, and since there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, predicting Scissors might give us an edge if the opponent continues with the same strategy."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Scissors which is the same as your guess. Also, in this game so far, Rock has been played by the opponent twice and both times you have predicted it correctly. Considering these patterns, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for that move."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. This pattern suggests they may continue with this choice in the next round as well."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'paper' move (since paper covers rock). For now, it seems like the opponent is not following any repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. So, assuming they might continue with their 'paper' move strategy, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played with a pattern where they play the option that beats your previous guess. In Round 1, you guessed Rock and they played Scissors (which loses to Rock). In Round 2, you guessed Paper and they played Rock (which beats Paper). Now, in Round 3, based on this repeating pattern, we can expect them to play the option that beats your most recent guess of Paper, which is Scissors. However, since they have been following a pattern so far, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to Rock again. To account for this possibility, let's consider the adaptive behavior aspect of their strategy; they could potentially anticipate us expecting them to return to Rock and therefore choose Paper instead. Hence, our prediction will be Paper."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option in this game history. To follow the RPS pattern, they might choose Paper next. However, since I don't see any repeating patterns yet, I'll assume an adaptive strategy where the opponent tries to counter my previous guesses. After two Paper predictions, choosing Rock may be an attempt to beat Paper."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but not Paper. Often in a simplified strategy, an opponent might try to alternate between two options, especially if unaware of being predictable. Therefore, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. They haven't repeated any move yet. To guess the next move, we need to look for a pattern or predict based on common tendencies in RPS. A common tendency is for players to choose Rock as their first move, so a reasonable prediction would be that the opponent will follow this tendency and play Rock. However, since they haven't played Rock since Round 2, it is also possible that they may switch back to Rock now. To account for this possibility, I predict Scissors, which would beat a potential Rock but lose against Paper or another Scissors."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again while we predicted Scissors. This might indicate that the opponent tends to play safe choices more often or tries to counter our previous move. Therefore, there is a higher chance of them playing Rock again in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. A simple strategy could be to always play the option that hasn't been played recently, so Paper is the most likely choice in this case."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing in round 1, suggesting a potential pattern. If this pattern continues, they would play Scissors to beat Rock. However, since they have not repeated any other moves yet, I predict that they will try to maintain the perceived pattern and play Scissors."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds, but hasn't played Paper recently. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation seen from the opponent so far, predicting a repetition of their previous moves could be a good starting point. Thus, I will predict the opponent to play Rock next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no reason to favor one choice over the other based on the given game history."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an option that loses to Rock. Therefore, their next move is likely to be Paper."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors > Rock > Paper). To continue this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Paper next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played a move that beats my previous guess in two out of three rounds (Scissors after Rock, and Rock after Paper). This could indicate an alternating pattern. However, they diverged from this pattern in Round 3 by playing Scissors again after Paper. To account for this inconsistency, I predict they will return to the pattern and play Rock, which beats my Paper guess from Round 2."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might be trying to follow a pattern or could be using a strategy where they play each option equally likely. Therefore, our next prediction will be Paper."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern (like RPS cyclically). Given that there are more losses than wins so far, one possibility is that the opponent is trying to 'trick' us into playing Scissors by showing Rock in two consecutive rounds. However, since this is just as likely to be part of a more complex strategy or random behavior, we cannot be certain. Nonetheless, predicting Rock here is a safe option given the current uncertainty."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, so they might be starting a pattern or trying to confuse us by switching to Paper. However, the safest bet would be Scissors since it beats Paper and could break any potential pattern. Also, the player has not repeated any other move yet, which makes Scissors more likely."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock in the last two rounds, which could indicate a pattern or preference. However, if this is an adaptive strategy, they might switch to Paper to beat Scissors (my predicted move based on their previous patterns). Considering both possibilities, I still think the opponent is more likely to choose Rock, either because of consistency in their past behavior or because they are trying to deceive me into thinking they will change."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a pattern of repetition. It is likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, playing Rock 3 times in the last 5 rounds. It is likely that this pattern will continue."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). Thus, our prediction will be Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'indirect counter' to Rock. If we assume that the opponent follows a strategy of occasionally making indirect counters, then they might follow this pattern: Rock (round 1) -> Indirect Counter (Scissors in round 1) -> Main Move (Paper in round 2). This line of reasoning leads us to predict Paper for the next move."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors > Rock > Paper), so I predict they will continue this trend and play Paper."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a pattern alternating between winning and losing moves in RPS (Scissors beats Paper, Rock loses to Paper). If this pattern continues, the opponent should play a move that beats Paper next, which is Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, so a pattern is not yet discernible. However, in the last round, they played the same move as in the previous round (Rock). If they continue this behavior, their next move should be Paper. Alternatively, if they are trying to adapt to our expectations, they might switch back to Scissors or Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. They don't seem to be repeating patterns yet. However, they have not played Paper against our predicted Paper in Round 3, which suggests that they might play Paper in the next round if they are trying to beat our previous move."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose an option that beats Paper (Scissors), which was your guess in the previous round. If this is indeed an adaptive strategy, then the safest bet for them would be to play Rock, as it can neither be beaten nor tied by any of the three options."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper next."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors more often, so I'll predict Paper to cover the possibility of Scissors. Also, in Round 4, the opponent played Rock (the same as mine), which might indicate a pattern or mirror strategy."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, but there's no clear pattern. However, they have not played Paper recently. Given that Rock beats Scissors, which was played in the previous round, the opponent might choose Rock to counter it. Also, Rock is the only option left for completing a possible direct cycle (Rock-Scissors-Paper) if there is any strategy involved."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that assumption, the best strategy for us would be to also choose each option with equal probability. However, as we want to make a definitive prediction for this task, let's predict 'Rock' as our first move."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might be starting with a pattern (e.g., R-P-S or S-R-P). To check this hypothesis, we need to see if they follow it in the next rounds. For now, based on the limited information available, I am predicting Paper as the opponent's next move, following a possible 'Scissors-Paper-Rock' pattern."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played with a pattern where they play the option that beats yours (i.e., they follow a 'win' strategy). In Round 1, you chose Rock and they played Scissors; in Round 2, you chose Paper and they played Rock. Continuing this pattern, in Round 3, they should play Paper, which would beat your potential choice of Rock or Scissors."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. Given the pattern so far, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Rock next, as it would complete the RPS cycle (Scissors -> Rock -> Paper). However, since there is no clear pattern yet, another possibility is that they could continue with Scissors or switch to Paper unexpectedly. Nonetheless, based on the given history and the assumption of a repeating pattern, predicting Rock seems like a plausible choice."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given the pattern, it is reasonable to assume that they might play Paper next. Also, considering that you guessed Paper in the last round when the opponent actually played Scissors could be another indicator supporting this prediction."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but has played Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far, so we'll look for a possible 'rock-paper-scissors' cycle which hasn't been completed yet. In the last round, the opponent played Paper, so if they are following this hypothetical cycle, their next move should be Scissors."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 when they repeated their move. They have not repeated any other moves yet. Also, Rock is the only remaining option that we haven't predicted against the opponent's moves so far."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. A simple strategy would be to play the option that hasn't been played recently, so Paper is the predicted move."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors more often, so I predict they will switch to Paper to beat the recently played Rock (in Round 4). Also, in the last round, they played Scissors after you chose Paper, which suggests a possible pattern of them playing the counter to your move."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds. Given there is no clear pattern so far, a conservative choice would be Rock, which was successful in Round 4."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no prior rounds to consider, our prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for making moves that beat Rock. In our simplified game, there are only two options left after eliminating 'Rock' as a possibility: Paper or Scissors. Since the opponent has already chosen Scissors, it would be reasonable to assume they might switch strategies to play Paper, hoping to beat Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, Rock), so I predict they will choose a weaker hand to throw off my predictions. Given that pattern, they are likely to play Paper next."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. Given the limited data so far does not show a clear pattern or adaptation from the opponent, I will predict the missing option, Paper, for the next round. However, since we need to choose between Rock, Paper, and Scissors, I will randomly select one of the two options that the opponent has played: Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. A pattern could be emerging where they play what hasn't been played yet in the last round. Also, there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent to react to our moves."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I predicted 'Paper' and the opponent played 'Scissors'. The only time they played 'Rock' so far was in Round 4 when both of us played 'Rock'. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent, for this round, I will predict that they will choose 'Rock' to counter my previous 'Paper' guess."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, and there is no clear repeating pattern yet. To guess Paper would risk losing again if the opponent continues their pattern. Guessing Scissors might win against potential Paper or draw with continuing Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Scissors, which is different from the previous rounds where they mostly played Rock. However, in Round 4 and 6, the opponent played Rock after losing a round with Paper (in Round 3). Given this pattern, if the opponent wants to avoid losing again, they might choose Rock once more since it has previously helped them win against my Scissors."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they may continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', as it has a 1 in 3 chance of being correct."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's a neutral start with no particular pattern emerging yet. To play it safe and start building a potential pattern of our own, we will also choose Rock."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. Additionally, guessing the same move as the opponent once could be a coincidence; guessing twice in a row suggests a possible pattern."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds. In the absence of any repeating pattern, it's reasonable to assume that they might be trying to avoid playing Rock again after I guessed it correctly in Round 1. If so, their only other option is Scissors. Additionally, since I guessed Rock again in Round 2 and they played Paper, they could potentially perceive me as favoring Rock, making Scissors a likely choice to counter that."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played a move that beats your guess (Scissors > Paper). This time, I predict they will revert to their previous pattern of playing Rock, as there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern visible in the game history yet."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it yet. They might be trying to confuse me by changing their move after I make a wrong prediction. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in this round."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they have played it twice in the last three rounds and overall in four out of the six rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this trend, making Rock the most likely choice for their next move."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper. In Round 6, they played Scissors, so there is a possibility that they will play Paper in the next round to follow this pattern."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with one occurrence of playing the same move twice (Round 8). Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock which could indicate a repetition of the pattern starting from Round 3. So, I predict that they will play Paper in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock'."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that we are playing a simplified version of RPS and the opponent's strategy is not yet clear, it is safer to assume the opponent will continue with their first move. In this case, they played Rock in Round 1, so it is likely they will play Rock again in Round 2."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, predicting Scissors as a counter-intuitive move could also be considered."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and based on the simplified rules, they might be following a pattern where they play the option that beats the player's last choice. In Round 1, you chose Rock, which is why the opponent played Paper in Round 2. Continuing this pattern, they might now choose Scissors."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock in the first round of each game, possibly as an initial strategy or a pattern. Hence, it is likely that they will follow this pattern and play Rock in the next round as well."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition in their moves. However, since Paper was the move that beat two of our choices (Scissors and Rock), it's reasonable to assume the opponent might continue playing Paper with a slightly higher probability than the other options."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Rounds 1 and 4. Although they played Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 5), the last two rounds featured Scissors, potentially indicating an alternating pattern. Given these factors, I predict Rock for the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3 and round 6). Following this pattern, the opponent is expected to play Rock in the next round (since the previous move was Paper), but I choose to predict Paper because it would allow me to earn points if the opponent breaks the observed pattern and plays Scissors instead."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round and then repeating their move every three rounds (e.g., Paper in Round 4 follows Rock in Round 1). Based on this pattern, they are likely to play Rock in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once. This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game history. Currently, we are at the end of the second 'Rock-Paper' part of the pattern. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume the opponent might also start with Rock as it is a natural choice. However, there is no strong basis for this prediction in the given game history, and the opponent could choose Paper or Scissors instead."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they will continue with the same pattern and also play Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given this repeating pattern, it's reasonable to predict that they will switch again in the next round, possibly to Scissors. However, since there are only two alternations so far, I think it's more likely that they will continue with the pattern and choose Rock. To hedge against this possibility, I'll predict Paper, which would beat a potential Rock but lose to Scissors."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, suggesting a tendency to choose Paper. In response to my Paper guess in Round 3, they switched to Scissors. If this pattern continues, they will likely switch again to avoid losing, making 'Scissors' the most probable move."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two occurrences out of the four rounds. No clear pattern or adaptive behavior has been identified yet, so I'm basing my prediction on the most frequent move."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it correctly yet. Additionally, in the last round, I predicted Rock, but they chose Paper, which could suggest that they might switch to Scissors or continue with Paper. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed from the opponent so far, I will assume they might stick with Paper for this round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. While there is also a repeating pattern of Paper following Rock and Scissors following Paper, these patterns have only occurred once each. Given that Rock has been played most frequently so far, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so a pattern might be emerging where they play Rock and then Paper. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating 'Rock' after playing 'Paper'. As the last two moves by the opponent were 'Paper' and then 'Paper' again, it is likely that they will repeat the pattern and play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game history. Currently, we are at the end of the second repetition, with the sequence being Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock-Rock-Paper. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will play Paper next."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a neutral starting move, I predict they will continue to play Rock. This is based on the assumption that the opponent does not have enough information about my moves yet to adapt their strategy."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the 50% chance of either Rock or Paper being played again."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but looking at the distribution of their moves, they have covered both Rock and Paper. The missing move is Scissors. Thus, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent might play Scissors in the next round."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they did in Round 1 and Round 4. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed from the game history, so I will predict that they will continue this trend and play Rock again."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern yet. However, since they have already played Paper, I will predict that they might revert to a previously played move instead of switching to Rock or Scissors."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. Given this pattern, it is most likely that they will choose Rock again."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3 and round 6). Following this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Rock next, as it follows their last played Paper (round 5). To counter this anticipated move, I predict that the opponent will play Paper."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, alternating between Rock and Paper. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game history. If this pattern continues, they should play Rock one more time, followed by Paper. Therefore, my prediction for their next move is Paper."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we can assume that they might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). Thus, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has an equal chance of being correct as the other options."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to consider that this is a simplified version of RPS and adaptive behavior may not be involved. Nevertheless, without further information about the opponent's strategy, assuming a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the 50% probability of repeating a previously played move."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play by one step each time (Rock -> Paper, or Paper -> Scissors). If this pattern continues, their next move would be Scissors."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two out of five times so far. Also, there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected in the opponent's moves yet. Therefore, it's safer to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and they seem to be changing their choice periodically (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock -> Paper). Based on this pattern, it is reasonable to assume that they might play Paper again in the next round."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper three times so far. There is no clear repeating pattern yet. However, they have not played Scissors yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with potentially non-random behavior from the opponent, it's worth considering that they might be trying to avoid playing Scissors at all costs. Thus, our best guess for the next move would be Rock."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing 'Paper' after two consecutive rounds of 'Rock'. Currently, there have been two rounds of 'Rock', so based on this pattern, the opponent is likely to play 'Paper' next."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with no instances of repeating the same move twice in a row. In Round 8, they played Paper, so based on this pattern, we can predict that in Round 9, they will play Rock."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors, and it's their turn for Paper again in the sequence."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock as the initial move. Therefore, our prediction for the opponent's next move is Rock."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe assumption for the next move would be to continue with the same pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock defeats Scissors, it's more likely that the opponent will try to counter your expected move by playing Paper again. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and there is no clear pattern so far. However, they have not repeated any move yet. Given that Rock was played twice in the beginning, I assume they might want to avoid playing Rock again soon. Therefore, the next logical step for them could be Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Round 1 and Round 4. Although they changed to Paper and Scissors in the following rounds, it's worth considering that they might be trying to confuse us with this pattern. Going back to the initial strategy could be their next move."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice after I played Rock in the first two rounds, so it's likely they will continue to play Paper again if I guess Rock. However, to break this pattern and make a more informed prediction, let's look at the last move the opponent made (Scissors) and consider what beats Scissors: Paper. Also, I haven't chosen Paper since the second round, making it a reasonable choice now."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this strategy, making Rock the most likely next move."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper after my Rock guesses, so I will predict they will continue this pattern."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating the same move or switching between two moves (RRPPRPS). Currently, they have repeated Rock twice and then switched to Paper once. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game. Currently, we are at the end of the second repetition of this pattern, with the last three plays being Rock, Rock, and Paper. Therefore, based on this observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper next."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to consider, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming the opponent is most likely to choose Rock."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, this is a simplified version of RPS and considering there are no losses for the opponent so far, they might not feel the need to change their move. Hence, I predict 'Rock' for the next round too."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but they changed to Paper in the second round, indicating a possible adaptive strategy. Since there is no clear repeating pattern yet, I predict that they might continue to change their move and play Paper again in the next round."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from Rock to Paper). If this trend continues, they will choose Scissors next. However, since there is no move stronger than Scissors in RPS, I predict that they will return to the beginning of the pattern and play Rock again. To counter this anticipated behavior, I will predict Scissors, hoping to catch them off guard if they do indeed follow their previous trend."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Additionally, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern within the game history provided."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern of them repeating or alternating moves. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Paper."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options. In three out of six rounds, they have chosen Rock. Therefore, it seems probable that they will continue this pattern and choose Rock again."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has followed a Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern so far, playing Rock in Round 1 and 7, Paper in Round 2 and 5, and Scissors in Round 3. If this pattern continues, they will play Paper next."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating 'Rock' after playing 'Paper'. As we just encountered 'Paper' in Round 8, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in rounds where I predict Rock, and Paper in rounds where I predict anything else. To exploit this pattern, I will predict Paper, hoping the opponent will follow their pattern and choose Rock."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will make our initial prediction as Rock."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it suggests a possible pattern or conservative playstyle. For the initial stage of this simplified RPS game, I would predict they will continue with Rock."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. To maximize chances of predicting correctly, I will assume that the opponent follows a pattern where they switch their move each time. So if they played Rock in the first round and Paper in the second, it's reasonable to expect Scissors in the third round. However, since you have no score after two rounds, there isn't enough information to determine whether you are also following a pattern or not. Therefore, I will predict that you will follow the pattern and switch your guess to Paper as well, which means the opponent might choose to play the move that beats Paper - Scissors."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and Scissors once. It seems they are not repeating any moves yet, so a possible pattern could be alternating between two options. In Round 3, they chose Paper, so for this round, they might choose Scissors."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played a move that beats yours (Rock > Scissors). This suggests they might be following a pattern or trying to beat your choices. Given this and the fact that Rock is the most commonly used move so far, with two occurrences out of four rounds, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear repeating pattern yet. However, since they have already played Paper, it is less likely that they will play it again in the next round. But considering they seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, the most probable move for them this time would be Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this choice, making Rock the most likely next move."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 6) and Rock after Scissors (round 4). Following this pattern, they should play Rock after their last Rock (round 7). However, since I have predicted Rock twice in a row (rounds 5 and 7), they might adapt to my anticipation by choosing Paper instead."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, alternating between Rock and Paper. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round and then alternating between Paper and Scissors for the next two rounds. If this pattern continues, they will play Paper next."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly with equal probability. In this case, it would be best to predict 'Rock' as it has an equal chance of being correct (33.33%) as the other options."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe assumption for the initial stage would be that the opponent is either following a repetitive pattern or has not developed an adaptive strategy yet. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will choose Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock beats Scissors, it's more likely that the opponent would play the move that beats your expected move (Paper). Thus, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, showing a tendency to choose moves that beat the previous move (if any) in the game history. In Round 1, you guessed Rock, which was correct, but then the opponent did not follow this pattern in Round 2 by playing Paper instead of Scissors. In Round 3, you tried to anticipate this inconsistency by guessing Paper, but the opponent played Scissors instead. Considering this sequence, I predict that the opponent will revert to their pattern and choose a move that beats the previous one (Paper), which is Scissors."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played a move that beat your guess (rock beats scissors). However, looking at the game history so far, there is no clear pattern or adaptation in the opponent's moves. Given that Rock was the first move they made and they have not lost any points by playing it again, I predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it correctly yet. They might be following a pattern where they play Rock, then Paper, or they could be trying to counter my previous guesses of Rock. Either way, there's a higher chance they will play Paper in the next round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this preference in the next round as well."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far, with a noticeable gap in playing Scissors. To balance their moves and potentially exploit the perceived pattern, the opponent may choose Paper next."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, cycling through Rock, Paper, and Scissors in that order. Based on this pattern, their next move should be Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they might be returning to their previous pattern). Also, it's important to note that they have not repeated any move consecutively yet, so there is a possibility of them continuing this trend."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is Rock, so to be safe, we will also start with Rock."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it is likely that they are either following a pattern or trying to establish psychological dominance by starting with a strong move. In such cases, predicting the opponent to repeat their initial move (Rock) seems reasonable."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, if there is a repeating pattern, the sequence could be 'Rock, Paper', in which case their next move would be Rock. Considering that the adaptive behavior is more likely for a developed strategy, we predict Paper."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, suggesting a preference for moves that beat Rock (Paper and Scissors). Given this pattern, it's likely that they will continue with this trend and play Scissors in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Even though they changed to Paper and Scissors in subsequent rounds, there's a possibility that they may revert to their initial move. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might follow the same pattern as previous games."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern to their moves yet. However, since Paper was the move that beat your most recent guess (Rock), it's possible that they might stick with a winning move or try to counter your moves. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Rounds 1 and 4. Additionally, there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected from the opponent's moves so far. A safe guess would be to predict Rock again."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play 'Paper' after my guess of 'Rock'. Also, they played 'Scissors' after my two guesses of 'Paper', suggesting a potential pattern. To test this hypothesis and based on the most frequent response being 'Paper', I will predict 'Paper' for the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, cycling through Rock-Paper-Scissors. Currently, they are on Paper, so the next in the sequence would be Rock."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper after two consecutive rounds of Rock. In the last round, they played Rock, so there is a possibility that they will follow the pattern and play Paper next."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that they might stick with what worked or try to establish a pattern, but without more data, guessing Rock again seems reasonable as it at least matches the only known behavior so far."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on my guesses, the safest prediction for Round 3 is to assume the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation or indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or stick to a basic pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess for Round 2 is to predict the same move as Round 1."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock. Without more information or deviation in the opponent's moves, the most logical prediction based on current data is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for a first-round prediction."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without additional information about the opponent's strategy, a simple approach is to assume the pattern might repeat or that the opponent might not change their move immediately. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable starting point given no other data."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest prediction based on current behavior is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the simplest prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's moves, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established pattern and play Rock again."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and earned 1 point, a simple strategy could be that the opponent repeats their last move. Without more information or a clear pattern to analyze from just one round, the most straightforward prediction is to assume the opponent will play the same move again."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock consistently. Without more information or variation in the opponent's moves, the most straightforward prediction based on the given history is to expect the opponent to play Rock again."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established pattern and play Rock again."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or is following a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption for Round 2 is that they might stick with what worked in Round 1, which was Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information to suggest an adaptive change, the safest prediction based on current behavior is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent played Rock and earned a point, the simplest strategy to assume for the next round, without additional information about the opponent's strategy, is that the opponent might repeat their previous move. Thus, predicting 'Rock' for the next round seems like a reasonable starting point based on the minimal game history provided."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without additional information suggesting a change in strategy, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or that our guess doesn't influence their choice. Thus, predicting 'Rock' again is based on the lack of information indicating a strategic shift by the opponent."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive strategy, the safest prediction based on current behavior is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent pattern. Without any deviation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's logical to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can be seen as a neutral starting point."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that they might stick with what worked or didn't lose for them last time."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this history and no evidence to suggest a change in strategy, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on my guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy and play Rock again."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy and play Rock again."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move, at least for the next round. Without more complex patterns or additional information, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information, the safest assumption is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the game history provided, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm going to assume the opponent might repeat their move for the second round. This is based on the limited information provided and the possibility of a simple repeating pattern."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their established choice."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move, Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of change or adaptation based on the player's guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors, my initial guess was incorrect. Since the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior and no clear pattern has emerged yet from just one round, I will predict 'Rock' for Round 2. This choice is based on the assumption that without additional information, each option has an equal chance of being selected, and 'Rock' is a common starting point in patterns or sequences."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue for at least one more round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strong preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so I'm predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's next move."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess didn't follow any pattern from the opponent's previous move since it was the first round. For Round 2, without additional information on the opponent's strategy, a common approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their last move or switch to a move that would beat their last move. Since Paper beats Rock, and without knowing if the opponent adapts based on my guess or follows a fixed pattern, I'm guessing 'Rock' as it's a basic starting point and allows me to observe the opponent's potential pattern or adaptation more clearly in subsequent rounds."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the third round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history suggests a possible repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for Round 6."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality, making it a plausible starting point."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common initial strategy could be to play a move that would beat Rock, assuming many players start with Rock. Since we don't have more information about the pattern or the opponent's strategy beyond this first move, and considering basic RPS strategies often involve alternating or sticking with a winning move, predicting 'Rock' for the next round is based on the idea that the opponent might switch to a move that could potentially beat their previous choice (Paper), which would be Scissors, but without enough data, we default to a simpler approach of guessing a basic starting move like Rock."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row and then repeated it again, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, the safest assumption is that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was a win for them in Rounds 1 and 2 when they played Paper against Rock, and then consistently played Paper in Rounds 3, 4, and 5, it suggests a pattern or strategy that favors playing Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong tendency to stick with this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, a common approach is to choose the most basic or default option in such games, which often tends to be 'Rock'. This choice also reflects a neutral starting point without any prior information about the opponent's strategy."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my strategy for Round 2 is to assume the opponent might follow a simple or repeating pattern. Since the opponent's first move was Paper, a common starting point in RPS could be to cycle through the options. Therefore, predicting Rock as the opponent's next move is based on the assumption of a cycling pattern starting from Paper (Paper -> Rock -> Scissors), which is a basic strategy some players might employ."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Paper. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Paper or switch based on our previous guesses. Since we guessed Rock both times and lost, the opponent has no direct incentive to change from Paper based on our moves alone. Therefore, predicting Paper seems like a reasonable next step given the current pattern."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and then repeated it again. Although my last guess was correct because the opponent also played Paper, there's an indication that the opponent might favor Paper or have a pattern that involves repeating moves. Given this limited history and without more complex patterns to analyze, the safest prediction based on observed behavior is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was 1 point for me in those rounds, it indicates that my guesses were correct. Given this consistent behavior from the opponent, I predict that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy might involve alternating moves or trying to exploit the player's potential patterns. Since this is the first round and we have no established pattern yet, predicting the opponent's next move involves some guesswork. However, considering basic RPS strategies, if an opponent plays Paper (which beats Rock), they might expect the player to switch from their initial guess of Rock to either Scissors or Paper in the next round, anticipating a reaction to the loss. A simple, non-adaptive strategy for the opponent could be to play Rock next, expecting to counter a potential Scissors move or match a Paper move, thus my prediction is 'Rock'."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row (Rounds 1 and 2), and then also played Paper in Round 3. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent is likely to continue playing Paper or at least has a high tendency towards playing Paper. Without more complex patterns observed from the limited history provided, the safest prediction based on historical data would be to guess that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Without any deviation from this pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, making it a somewhat safe starting point."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, my next guess is based on the assumption that the opponent might follow a simple pattern or try to exploit my previous choice. Since Paper beats Rock, if the opponent follows a predictable or repeating pattern, they might choose Rock next, aiming for a potential win if I were to play Scissors or repeat my previous move."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a consistent pattern with no deviation from Paper after Round 2, it's logical to predict that the opponent will continue this pattern."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong tendency to stick with this choice. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common initial strategy could involve playing a move that beats Rock, assuming the opponent anticipated a frequent starting choice of Rock. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a reasonable next guess is to predict the most basic or default move, which is often 'Rock'. This prediction is based on the lack of additional game history and the assumption that the opponent might not drastically change their strategy after just one round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Paper. Given this information and without any evidence of adaptation towards other moves, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move, Paper, for Round 4."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, and considering the lack of additional information about their strategy, a common initial approach in RPS is to assume a random or repeating pattern. Given that we have no reason to believe the opponent's move was anything but a starting point without any prior context, predicting Rock (the move that would lose to Paper) for Round 2 is as reasonable as any other choice at this stage, acknowledging the simplicity of our current understanding."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Without more information, the simplest prediction is to expect the opponent to continue with Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since the game history shows no Scissors yet, it might indicate a pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, my last guess of Paper was correct, suggesting the opponent could continue with the same move to test consistency or adaptability."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history suggests a possible repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with Paper for the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where players often try to exploit their opponent's previous move, my next prediction is Rock. This choice is based on the assumption that the opponent might switch from Paper to Rock, anticipating that I would guess Scissors following the sequence of moves that would beat the previous one (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this remains a speculative move aiming to break even or gain an advantage by guessing a commonly played move."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can't be beaten by another Rock, giving me a 1/3 chance of winning or tying."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess didn't provide enough information to discern a pattern. However, a common strategy in RPS is to try and exploit the opponent's potential patterns or preferences. Since there's no clear pattern from just one round, I'll assume the opponent might either stick with a winning strategy (playing Paper again) or switch, possibly to Scissors to counter a potential Rock guess from me, considering many players start with Rock. Without more data, the safest assumption is that the opponent could play any move, but given the lack of information, predicting 'Rock' is as good as any other choice at this point."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move, Paper, in the next round, unless their strategy involves changing moves after a certain number of repetitions or based on the player's guesses. Since we have no information about the opponent adapting their strategy based on our guesses and given the pattern so far, predicting Paper is the most straightforward approach based on the available data."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the outcome was a win for them in Rounds 1 and 2 when they played Paper against Rock, but then continued to play Paper even after the player switched to Paper, it suggests a pattern or strategy that prioritizes playing Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, hoping to get an easy win or to test their opponent's strategy."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my next guess is based on a simple pattern assumption. Since Scissors cut Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent might stick to a basic strategy or try to exploit my initial guess by assuming I'd switch to Paper (to counter their Scissors). However, without more information on their strategy, I'll assume they might start with a common choice like Rock in their next move, considering my previous guess and their response."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this information and without any indication of an adaptive change based on my guesses, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with their current choice."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest prediction based on the given history is to assume they will continue with their current choice."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Without any deviation from this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock might have been part of the opponent's strategy to start with Scissors. Without more data on the opponent's pattern or behavior, a logical next step would be to assume the opponent might continue with a basic strategy that could involve repeating their first move or transitioning to a move that would beat my previous guess (Rock), which is Paper. However, since I have no information about the opponent adapting based on my guesses yet, and given the simplistic nature of this task, I'm going to predict Rock as it's a common starting point in RPS and could potentially be part of a repeating or simple pattern."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior and given the consistency so far, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any evidence of adaptation or change, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to expect the opponent to play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent has played Scissors every round so far, predicting Rock gives the highest chance of winning because Rock beats Scissors. If the pattern continues, Rock will be the correct choice to earn a point."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock might have been part of the opponent's strategy to start with Scissors. Since there's no clear pattern yet and it's the second round, I'll predict Rock as a common starting move or a potential repeat in their strategy."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again, unless they are adapting their strategy based on my guesses, which so far have been Rock."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to expect the opponent to play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy and play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this information, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors throughout all rounds, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common strategy is to assume the opponent might start with a random move or a preferred starting move. Given that Scissors was their first choice, they might opt for Rock next as it beats Scissors, or they could stick with Scissors expecting me to choose Rock (since Rock beats Scissors). Without more data, I'm making an educated guess based on the game's basic strategy, choosing Rock as a neutral starting point that can beat Scissors if they repeat their move."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating strategy or possibly testing with a consistent move. Without more complex patterns emerging from additional history, the safest initial prediction based on the given data is to assume the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next move seems logical based on the pattern observed."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible fixed strategy or a strong preference for Scissors. Without any deviation from this pattern, the safest prediction is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's behavior, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline for observing the opponent's response in subsequent rounds."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive ability, my initial guess might have influenced their choice. Without more data on their strategy, a straightforward approach would be to predict the move that beats the one they last played, which would be Rock (since Rock beats Scissors). This prediction assumes the opponent might not change their strategy drastically from one round to the next without additional interactions."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or strategy focused on Scissors. Without additional information or variation in the opponent's moves, the most straightforward prediction is that they will continue with their established behavior."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will continue playing Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the most logical prediction based on historical data is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the limited game history, the opponent's first move was Scissors. Without an obvious pattern and considering the randomness of the opponent's strategy, a common initial guess might lean towards Rock as it is a frequent starting choice in RPS due to its perceived neutrality or strength. This prediction assumes the opponent might stick with a basic strategy for at least one more round."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this history and without any evidence of adaptation or change, the simplest prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more complex patterns emerging and given the consistent choice so far, predicting Scissors again seems like the most straightforward approach based on the information provided."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors throughout all rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. This is a basic approach without additional information about the opponent's strategy."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this limited information and the goal to predict the next move accurately, it seems reasonable to assume the pattern might continue for at least one more round."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information, the most straightforward approach is to assume this pattern may continue."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that involves consistently choosing Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy or pattern. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy or pattern. Without any deviation, the simplest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock as it is a strong starting move, capable of beating Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, choosing Rock provides a straightforward and competitive choice for Round 2."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors, as there's no indication of a change in strategy based on the provided history."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a pattern or strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, a common initial strategy could involve playing Rock to potentially beat Scissors. Since we have no information on the opponent's strategy yet, a basic approach is to assume they might play a move that beats their previous one or stick with the same move, but without more data, predicting 'Rock' seems as reasonable as any other choice at this point."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point without additional information."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial approach would be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent's next move could logically be Rock if they're trying to capitalize on a potential pattern of alternating wins or attempting to counter a perceived strategy."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissors or switch to a move that beats the expected counter to Scissors (which would be Rock). However, given the simplicity of the observed pattern so far, predicting another Scissors seems like a reasonable next step."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it can be a strong opening choice, as it beats Scissors."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption for Round 2, given no other context, is that they might stick with what worked before or try to exploit our previous guess. However, since we have no basis to assume they will change, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent adapted by switching from Rock to Paper, a logical next adaptation could involve playing Scissors, which would beat Paper. This prediction assumes the opponent is trying to exploit the most recent move or create a pattern that isn't immediately obvious."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. In Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, suggesting a potential starting point or baseline strategy for the opponent. In Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper, which could indicate an attempt to exploit a perceived pattern in your guesses or an adaptive response. Since you guessed Scissors in Round 3 and the opponent played Rock, it might imply that the opponent is not strictly following a simple alternating pattern but rather adapting based on previous moves or outcomes. With this limited information, predicting the next move involves considering potential patterns or strategies the opponent might employ. One possibility is that the opponent could continue to adapt by changing their move again, potentially leading to a cycle or variation in their strategy. Given that Rock was played twice (in Rounds 1 and 3) and Paper once (in Round 2), and assuming the opponent may aim for variability or even try to trick the predictor into a wrong guess, guessing Scissors as the next move seems plausible. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might avoid repeating Rock immediately after Round 3 and might not stick with the same move (Paper) from Round 2 consecutively, hence considering Scissors as a potential next choice to keep the game unpredictable."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the pattern in the opponent's moves so far (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper), it seems they alternate between Rock and Paper. Following this pattern, their next move should be 'Rock', but since I need to predict their move and considering the alternating pattern, if we were to follow a simple sequence based on the information provided, the next logical step after 'Paper' would indeed be 'Rock'. However, my task is to predict their next move based on guessing their strategy. Since they've shown an alternation between Rock and Paper, I should guess the next in the sequence which would logically be 'Rock', but considering I am trying to outguess them and given that the last two predictions were incorrect (guessing Scissors for a Paper), a strategic guess might consider what hasn't been played recently or what could potentially throw off an opponent expecting a certain level of pattern recognition. Yet, based on the strict alternation observed, 'Rock' is indeed the next expected move in their sequence."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves have alternated between Rock and Paper for the last four rounds, suggesting a potential pattern. Given that the last move was Rock (Round 5), following the observed alternating pattern would suggest the next move should be Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, but considering the distribution across all rounds, Rock appears slightly more favored with two occurrences compared to Paper's two and no Scissors. Given this pattern and aiming for a simplification of potential adaptive behavior, predicting Rock seems like a balanced choice."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), which is more than any other move. Given this pattern and the fact that the last round was a tie with both players choosing the same move (Round 7: Rock), it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with their most frequently played move to test consistency or exploit potential patterns in my guessing strategy."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper after a round where they played Rock in rounds 2 and 8, suggesting a possible alternating pattern or reaction to the player's guesses. Given that the last round (round 8) resulted in the opponent playing Paper after a Rock, and considering the need for an adaptive strategy, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows observed behavior and prepares for potential alternation."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with occasional repetition of Rock. Given the history, after playing Paper in Round 8, the opponent might play Rock in the next round, following a pattern observed in earlier rounds (e.g., Round 1 and Round 7)."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move, at least for the next round, unless there's an indication of a pattern change. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy or any changes, the safest initial guess based on the provided history is to predict Rock again."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This switch from Rock to Paper by the opponent could indicate an attempt to exploit the predictability of your moves or follow a pattern. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and may involve patterns or adaptations, one possible next move for the opponent, aiming to either continue exploiting predictable behavior or following a sequence, would be Scissors. This choice is based on the sequence Rock -> Paper -> Scissors, which represents a common cycle in RPS that could be part of an adaptive strategy."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since the opponent's next move could follow a pattern or be based on our previous guesses, I'm going to guess Scissors for the next round because it would beat Paper, which was their last move, assuming they might switch to a move that beats their previous one."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be 'Rock' to continue the alternation. However, since I'm trying to predict based on observed behavior and looking for a potential break in the pattern or an attempt to outmaneuver, considering the sequence closely - after two rocks, there was a switch to paper, then another rock followed by another paper. If the opponent is following a strategy that involves some form of alternation or pattern based on previous moves (either theirs or mine), guessing 'Scissors' could be an attempt to catch a potential shift towards 'Scissors' if they decide to introduce it after two rounds of 'Rock-Paper'. But, logically extending the observed sequence, one might expect another 'Rock'. Thus, predicting 'Scissors' here is somewhat counterintuitive without more data but aims to prepare for a possible expansion of their strategy to include 'Scissors'."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, an alternating pattern would suggest the next move should be Paper."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with Round 1 being Rock, Round 2 being Paper, Rounds 3-5 showing a pattern where Rock is played twice after Paper, and then Round 6 returning to Paper. Given this potential pattern, the next move could logically be Rock again."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper, with occasional repetition of the same move. Given that in Rounds 6 and 7, both you and the opponent played the same moves (Paper then Rock), and considering the pattern where the opponent tends to repeat a move after being correctly guessed (as seen in Rounds 1 and 7), it's plausible the opponent will play Rock again."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players chose Rock and in Round 8, the opponent chose Paper, it's reasonable to predict the next choice will be Paper again as there isn't enough information to suggest a shift towards Scissors or a consistent pattern that includes it."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Rock appearing more frequently. Given this observation, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't complex given the limited information. Without additional history or a clear pattern, sticking with the last observed move seems like a reasonable initial approach."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent changed their move from Rock to Paper, it suggests an attempt to exploit the repetition of your guess (Rock). A common next step in strategies that involve adapting to the opponent's moves could be for the opponent to switch again or try to create a pattern. One possible pattern could involve cycling through the options. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, a straightforward approach is to consider what would beat the previous move (Paper) if assuming the opponent might stick with a strategy that involves countering the expected move. Paper is beaten by Scissors, so predicting Scissors could be a logical next step based on attempting to understand the opponent's potential pattern or adaptation."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the opponent's last move was Paper (which beats Rock), the next logical move could be Scissors (which beats Paper). This prediction assumes a simple cyclical pattern based on the wins and losses of each round."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the previous rounds. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the opponent's last move was Paper, a common next move could be Scissors, as it beats Paper. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might follow a simple strategy where they play the move that would beat their previous move, but without more information, this remains speculative."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 3 and Round 5), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given that the most recent move was Paper (Round 6), which is a deviation from this pattern, it's plausible that the opponent may revert back to their more frequent choice, Rock, in the next round."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the correct guesses so far (rounds 1, 6, and 7) have involved either Rock or Paper, suggesting that the opponent may alternate between these two moves or have a tendency to repeat them. Given this history and the fact that round 6 was a tie with Paper, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible as it follows the observed pattern of the game."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1. Given the pattern observed in Rounds 2, 4, and 8 where the opponent played Paper after a round where they didn't match our guess or played Rock, it suggests an alternating strategy might be in play. Therefore, predicting Paper as the next move based on this alternating pattern."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6. Given the pattern, after playing Paper in Round 6 and then alternating, the next move should be Rock."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, earning me 1 point, it suggests that either the opponent is following a simple pattern or the game has just started with a coincidence. Without more data on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that the opponent might continue with the same move as there's no information to suggest a change in strategy yet."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be alternating or following a specific sequence. Since the sequence so far is Rock -> Paper, the next logical move could be Scissors, following the natural order of the game's elements (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). This prediction assumes the opponent is using a simple pattern."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the opponent's last move was Paper (which beats Rock), I'm going to guess Scissors for the next round because Scissors is the move that would lose to Rock but could potentially beat Paper if the sequence involves alternating wins and losses or a simple rotation of moves."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, but not Scissors. Given the cyclic nature of RPS, where each move is beaten by another in a cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock), and considering the opponent's pattern might involve alternating or a form of adaptive strategy based on the player's moves, predicting Scissors seems logical as it would be the next move to potentially beat the player's previous guesses or to follow an unseen pattern. Additionally, since the player has already guessed Rock and Scissors without success in the last rounds, guessing Scissors again might catch the opponent off guard if they are adapting their strategy based on the player's previous moves."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a potential alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, an alternating pattern would suggest Paper as the next move."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, but since the last round was a tie with Paper, they might switch to Rock to potentially beat the player if they were to play Scissors or stay with Paper. Given the history, there's no clear pattern, but playing Rock gives a chance to win if the opponent plays Scissors or ties if they play Rock again."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper in Round 2 and Round 4). Given this observation, it seems plausible that the next move could follow a similar trend, potentially returning to Rock after playing Paper in Round 6."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players chose Rock and in Round 8, the opponent played Paper, it's possible the opponent might switch back to Rock following this pattern."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given the pattern observed from Rounds 2 through 9, where the opponent played Paper after a round where both players played the same move or after playing Rock, it's plausible that following the two consecutive rounds (7 and 9) where both players played Rock, the next move could be Paper to continue this alternating pattern."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or start a pattern with Rock."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's last move was Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to follow a sequence that beats the previous move. Since Scissors cuts Paper, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern that attempts to beat their own previous move or follows a simple alternating strategy, predicting Scissors as the next move seems reasonable at this stage."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since there's no clear repeating pattern from just two moves and considering the last move was Paper, a common next choice might be Scissors to potentially beat Rock if assuming an alternating strategy or trying to catch an anticipated Rock play. However, with only three rounds of data and without knowing the opponent's strategy, this prediction leans heavily on guessing the next logical step in a sequence that hasn't clearly emerged yet."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given the cyclical nature often observed in RPS strategies, a common next choice could be Scissors as it would follow a pattern of playing each option in sequence (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Additionally, since my previous guesses did not directly influence the outcome based on typical RPS winning conditions, I'm considering a simple sequential strategy from the opponent's side."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, predicting Paper as the next move seems plausible based on this observed pattern."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with Rock appearing in Rounds 1, 3, and 5. Given this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again in Round 7."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 5, and 7) and Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 4), with one instance of playing the same move as me in Round 6 (Paper). Given that the last two rounds where I guessed correctly were both Rock (Round 1 and Round 7), and considering the pattern doesn't strongly suggest an alternating strategy or a clear repeating sequence, my next prediction is based on the most frequent move by the opponent so far which seems to be 'Rock'. Additionally, since there's no clear adaptive behavior visible from the given data that directly correlates with my guesses affecting their choice, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable approach based on historical frequency."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper after a round where they played Rock in Rounds 2 and 8, suggesting a possible pattern or reaction to the player's guesses. Given that Round 7 ended with both playing Rock, and considering the previous instances where the opponent shifted from Rock to Paper, it seems plausible that the opponent might play Paper again in Round 9."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Paper in Round 6, and considering the last round where Rock was guessed incorrectly (Opponent played Paper), it might be time for the opponent to play Rock again following their pattern."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, earning me 1 point, it suggests that either the opponent is following a simple pattern or was making a random choice. Without more information on the opponent's strategy and given that we are only one round into the game, the safest assumption for Round 2, based solely on the provided history, is to predict that the opponent might repeat their previous move, especially since there's no clear indication of an adaptive strategy yet."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and could involve adapting to your previous guesses or following a pattern, one approach is to try and force a potential pattern or reaction by changing our guess significantly. Guessing Scissors in Round 3 introduces a new element (since we've only guessed Rock so far) and might elicit a specific response based on the opponent's strategy, such as trying to beat Scissors with Rock if they are adapting to the last move seen."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Rock, Paper, Rock), there seems to be a pattern or an attempt to counter the player's guesses. Since the player guessed Rock twice and then Scissors, and considering the outcomes, the opponent might continue with a strategy that involves alternating between moves that counter the player's frequent guesses. The next logical move for the opponent could be 'Scissors' as it would counter 'Paper', which is what one might guess if they saw 'Rock' followed by 'Paper'. This prediction assumes a simple pattern and attempts to think one step ahead of the potential strategy."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems like the opponent's moves are alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper, a logical next move could be Rock to follow the pattern of not repeating the same move consecutively. However, considering the task is to predict based on the given sequence (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper), and assuming the opponent might stick to this pattern or try to trick by changing it, predicting 'Scissors' could be a strategic guess as it hasn't appeared yet in the opponent's moves and could potentially catch them off guard if they're expecting a continuation of Rock or Paper guesses from me."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, predicting Paper as the next move follows this observed pattern."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, with no Scissors. Given that Round 6 resulted in a tie (both played Paper), it's plausible the opponent might switch to Rock to potentially gain an advantage, as Rock beats Scissors and there's been a pattern of them trying different moves after ties or losses."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper or Scissors) every other round. Since the last round (round 7) was a Rock, if the pattern were strictly alternating with Paper or Scissors, the next move should not be Rock. However, observing the history more closely: Round 1 (Rock), Round 2 (Paper), Round 3 (Rock), Round 4 (Paper), Round 5 (Rock), Round 6 (Paper), and Round 7 (Rock), it seems there might be an underlying pattern where 'Rock' appears at regular intervals. Given the inconsistency with a simple alternating pattern and considering that my last guess was correct for Rock, I'm going to predict Rock again based on its frequent appearance in what seems like an attempt by the opponent to establish or follow some form of repeating strategy."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players choose the same move. In Round 6, both chose Paper, and in Round 7, both chose Rock. Given that in Round 8, the opponent chose Paper (and you chose Rock), following the observed pattern, the next choice should be Rock."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 5, and 7, and 9), Paper three times (Rounds 2, 4, and 8), and has not played Scissors yet. Given that the last round where the opponent played Rock was Round 9 and considering a potential pattern or alternation in moves, it seems plausible that the opponent might switch to another move. Additionally, noticing that Paper has been played after Rock previously (Round 2 after Round 1, and Round 8 after Round 7), it suggests a possible sequence where Paper follows Rock. Thus, predicting Paper as the next move based on observed patterns and the attempt to find a strategic or repeating behavior in the opponent's moves."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent chose Rock and earned 1 point, a simple and initial approach is to assume the opponent might continue with the same choice unless there's evidence to suggest a change. Since this is only the second round and no pattern or deviation has been observed yet, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent changed their move from Rock to Paper, it suggests they might be following a pattern or trying to exploit the player's tendency to repeat moves. A common next step in patterns or attempts to outmaneuver could involve playing Scissors, as it beats Paper. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next round seems like a logical step based on the information provided and the basic strategies of Rock-Paper-Scissors."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent's moves might not follow a simple repeating pattern based on the provided rounds. In Round 1, both played Rock, in Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper, and in Round 3, the opponent went back to Rock. Without a clear pattern from just these rounds, one approach could be to look for a potential shift or try to understand if there's any form of adaptation based on the player's guesses. Since the player guessed Rock twice and then Scissors, and the opponent played Rock, then Paper, and then Rock again, it might suggest that the opponent is not directly countering the player's previous guess but could be following a strategy that involves switching or has an element of randomness. Given this uncertainty and looking for a potential next step in a sequence that isn't clearly defined by the provided moves, guessing Scissors (which hasn't been played by the opponent yet) could be a strategic choice to test if the opponent adapts based on not having played a particular move yet or if there's an underlying pattern not immediately apparent from the first three rounds."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the last two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the basic RPS strategy where each move can beat one other move (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, Paper beats Rock), my prediction for the next round is Scissors, as it would be a logical move to follow if the opponent is trying to exploit the player's previous guesses or establish a pattern."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Rock, the next move should be Paper following this alternating pattern."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, but since the last round was a tie with Paper, they might switch to Rock to potentially beat the player if they were to play Scissors or stay with Paper. Given the history, there's an observed pattern where after playing Paper, the opponent tends to play Rock next."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), and in Round 7, they repeated the same move as in Round 1. Given this pattern of repetition and considering that after playing Paper twice in a row (Rounds 2 and 4) they switched to Rock, it seems plausible that they might stick with Rock for another round or alternate based on an unseen pattern. Since my last correct guess was also Rock, I'm inclined to predict Rock again, hoping the opponent maintains their strategy of occasional repetition."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern where Rock is played every other round or in response to certain moves. Given the last round (8) was Paper, following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock in rounds 1, 7, and 9. Given the pattern, the next move should be Paper as it follows the sequence observed where Rock is correctly guessed (rounds 1, 7, 9) and then followed by Paper (rounds 2, 8)."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately clear. Without additional information or a discernible pattern from just one round, the safest bet is to predict the same move again, assuming the opponent's strategy could involve repetition or randomness that hasn't been fully revealed yet."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent adapted by changing from Rock to Paper, a logical next adaptation could involve changing to Scissors, as it would beat Paper according to the RPS rules. This prediction assumes the opponent is following a simple pattern of cycling through the moves in a way that would beat the previous move played by you or themselves."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock and then Paper, suggesting a possible pattern or cycle through the options. Given that the last move was Paper, the next logical choice in a sequence could be Scissors, as it is the option that beats Paper in Rock-Paper-Scissors."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between two moves. Given this pattern, the next move could potentially be 'Rock' again if we consider an alternating pattern of just Rock and Paper. However, to introduce a bit of unpredictability and considering the game might not strictly follow a simple alternating pattern but rather a sequence or a strategy based on our guesses, predicting 'Scissors' seems like a reasonable next guess since it hasn't appeared yet in the opponent's moves and could be a potential next choice if the opponent is trying to keep us guessing by introducing all three options at some point."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a potential alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, predicting Paper as the next move seems plausible based on this observed behavior."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, but since the last round was a tie with Paper, it might switch to Rock to potentially gain an advantage, considering the pattern of alternating wins and losses."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), which is more than any other move. Additionally, the opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move they won with previously (Paper in Round 2 after losing to Rock in Round 1) and then switching back to a different strategy that involves repeating moves like Rock. Given this pattern and considering the last round where both you and the opponent played the same move (Rock), it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with their most frequently played move, which is 'Rock'."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given that in Rounds 6 and 7 the opponent played Paper and then Rock, and considering the pattern where the opponent tends to switch between these two moves, it's reasonable to predict Rock for the next round."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2. Given the pattern, where Rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 were Rock (with you guessing correctly in Rounds 1, 7, and 9), and Rounds 2, 4, and 8 were Paper (with you guessing incorrectly as you predicted Rock or Scissors), it seems Round 10 might follow the pattern of being Paper, similar to Rounds 2, 4, and 8. Additionally, Round 6 was also Paper, where you correctly guessed Paper. This alternating pattern suggests that after two consecutive Rocks in Rounds 7 and 9, the opponent might play Paper in Round 10."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and you earned 1 point, it suggests the opponent might be following a simple or repeating pattern to start with. Without more complex patterns observed and given the success of predicting Rock in the first round, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that the opponent might repeat their move, especially since there's no indication yet of an adaptive strategy based on your guesses."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent changed from Rock to Paper between rounds, it suggests an attempt to counter your move or follow a pattern. A common next step in patterns or attempts to throw off predictors could involve changing to Scissors, as it would be a logical progression (Rock > Paper > Scissors) based on the game's inherent cycle."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering they have not played Scissors yet, it seems plausible they might play Scissors next to introduce variability in their moves."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the last two rounds. Assuming a potential alternating pattern or trying to exploit the player's previous guesses, the next logical move could be Scissors, as it would beat Paper and potentially catch the player off guard if they were to guess Rock or Paper again."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given that the previous round's guess was Scissors and the outcome was incorrect (Opponent played Rock), it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with Rock to exploit the pattern of guessing Scissors. Therefore, predicting Rock for the next move is based on identifying a possible pattern in the opponent's behavior."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, with no Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent may alternate or have a preference for certain moves after specific previous moves. Since the last move was Paper (Round 6), if there's an alternating pattern or a tendency to follow a move with another specific move, guessing Rock could be a reasonable approach based on the history provided."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 7), both times after a round where they played Paper. Given the pattern, if we look at Rounds 2 and 6 where the opponent played Paper, it seems there might be an alternating or adaptive strategy based on previous moves or outcomes. Since Round 7 resulted in a win for us (by guessing Rock correctly) and following the observation that after playing Paper they tend to switch, and considering no clear linear pattern emerges from the given history, I'm making an educated guess that they might revert to Rock as part of their strategy, especially since it's a move that has worked for them in the past when we've guessed incorrectly."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with a possible exception. Given that in rounds 1 and 7 the opponent played Rock and you correctly guessed it, and in rounds 2, 4, 6, and 8 the opponent played Paper, it suggests an alternating strategy where after a correct guess of Rock, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper every time after playing Rock, except in Round 7 where they repeated Rock. Given the pattern, after playing Rock in Round 7 and then Paper in Round 8, it's logical to assume they might follow a similar sequence, suggesting Paper could be their next choice after alternating between Rock and Paper."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable default prediction."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move as there's no clear pattern to adapt to yet from a single round."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if they were to follow a simple alternating pattern of increasing strength or moving to the next element that would beat the previous, their next move could logically be Scissors, as it beats Paper. This prediction assumes a basic level of strategy from the opponent without overcomplicating the potential patterns."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the last move was Rock, it seems plausible that the opponent could continue with a pattern or try to exploit a perceived weakness in my guessing strategy. Since I guessed Scissors in Round 3 and the opponent played Rock, which beats Scissors, the opponent might anticipate another guess of Scissors (given the alternating nature of some strategies) and thus play Paper to counter it."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far, which is more than any other move. Additionally, the last time the opponent played Paper (Round 2), they switched to Rock in the next round (Round 3). Since the opponent played Paper in Round 4, following a potential pattern of alternating between Paper and another move, or simply considering the frequency of moves, I predict the opponent will play Rock in Round 5."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 1 and 5), and considering the alternating pattern observed in the game history, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with a move that has been successful or return to a familiar choice. Given this pattern, predicting Rock for the next round appears to be a reasonable strategy based on the available information."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper every time after playing Rock twice in a row, which happened in rounds 1 and 5. Given that the opponent played Rock in round 5, it is likely they will play Paper next, following their observed pattern."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock three times, Paper twice, and we have no records of them playing Scissors. Given the history, there seems to be a slight inclination towards Rock, but since the last round they played Rock (Round 5) and then switched to Paper (Round 6), it's possible they might switch again following a pattern or attempting to deceive. However, without clear evidence of an alternating pattern after Round 5 and considering we haven't seen Scissors at all, predicting 'Paper' seems reasonable as it follows the observed strategy shifts and prepares for a potential return to a move that would counter 'Rock', which has been their most frequent choice."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds where the previous round resulted in a loss for them (Round 1 after no previous round, Round 3 after losing to Paper, and Round 5 after losing to Paper), suggesting an alternating pattern or an attempt to counter the player's strategy. Given that Round 8 was a win for both (a tie), looking at the history, the opponent tends to switch after a tie or a loss. Since Round 8 was a tie, and considering the opponent's tendency to play Rock after a round where they didn't lose (in terms of points, but here considering the context of ties and switches), it seems plausible that the next move could be Rock, especially since there isn't a clear pattern from the opponent's wins or losses alone."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""Analyzing the pattern, the opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock. Given that Round 9 was a correct guess of Rock, it's likely the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since the game just started and there's limited information, one approach is to consider basic patterns or common starting moves. A common starting move for many strategies in RPS is Rock, as it's a neutral choice that doesn't give away much about the player's strategy. Therefore, predicting Rock for the next round seems like a reasonable starting point without more complex analysis or additional game history."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be a pattern where they are playing in a sequence that could potentially follow the typical RPS sequence order. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, it might suggest a pattern starting from Rock. Thus, predicting 'Rock' for the next move based on this potential sequence."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, my prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, the pattern might suggest a return to Paper as it has been a recurring choice."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, where they played Paper. Given this pattern, after playing Paper in Round 5, the opponent might play Scissors next."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, with a pattern where the same move is repeated in rounds 4 and 6. Given that the last move was Scissors (Round 6), if the alternating pattern continues, the next move should theoretically be Paper, but considering the repetition of Scissors in previous rounds and the task's emphasis on prediction based on observed patterns, predicting Scissors again seems reasonable as it has been a successful guess twice before."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first two rounds. Given that the last move was Paper, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Scissors, following the observed pattern."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Scissors. Given the alternating outcomes and the fact that the last round where I guessed Scissors incorrectly (Round 7) was followed by another Scissors play in Round 8, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with Scissors again to try and capitalize on any predictable behavior from me."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds where the previous round's outcome was 1, and since the last round (Round 9) had an outcome of 0, there is a possibility that the opponent might switch back to Scissors following a pattern observed in earlier rounds."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, the next logical move for the opponent, following a basic pattern of trying to win, would be to play Rock (assuming they anticipate me guessing Paper this round). This is a very preliminary assumption and may not hold as the game progresses."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are alternating. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, if this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock, as it beats Scissors."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far. Given that my previous guesses were all Rock, the opponent seems to be adapting by not playing Rock themselves. Since the last round was Paper and before that was Scissors, I'm predicting Paper again because it beats Rock, which I've been guessing consistently, but also considering the pattern might slightly shift due to the introduction of Scissors in Round 2."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem unpredictable at first glance, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to look for patterns or try to exploit the most common move. However, with no clear pattern from just four games and all types having been played, one might guess that the opponent could switch back to a previously successful move or try something different. Since 'Rock' hasn't been played by the opponent yet and considering the lack of information about the opponent's strategy, predicting 'Rock' could be as good as any other choice, given no discernible pattern."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given that the last move was also Paper and considering the lack of any clear alternating pattern, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with Paper."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, and considering the lack of Rocks, it seems the opponent might be favoring moves that could potentially counter a common initial strategy (which often involves starting with Rock). Since I've guessed incorrectly so far by guessing Rock or Paper, and given the pattern doesn't clearly suggest an alternating sequence but rather a possible strategic choice based on expected player behavior, my next guess will be Scissors. This is because if the opponent were trying to counter a perceived strategy of playing Rock (given my initial guesses), they might continue with moves that can beat Rock or adapt based on seeing more Paper from me."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors after the first round, with an occasional repetition of Paper. Given this alternating pattern and the last move being Paper, a reasonable prediction for the next move would be Scissors, following the observed alternation. However, considering the task requires a prediction based on the given history and the need to finally score, predicting Scissors (the expected next in the alternation after a Paper) seems logical."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissors, a logical next step could be Paper, but since we need to break the cycle of always guessing incorrectly, predicting Scissors might capitalize on the pattern's potential continuation or shift."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible alternating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given the consistent appearance of Paper in odd-numbered rounds, it's reasonable to predict Paper for the next round."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the nature of RPS where each move has a counter, my initial guess of Rock was countered by Paper. Without additional information or pattern to analyze from just one round, a common strategy could involve alternating moves or sticking with a winning strategy until it fails. Thus, predicting the opponent will play Rock next is based on assuming they might either alternate from their winning move (Paper) or stick with a strategy that beats my previous guess, but without more data, this is speculative."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern of the three options. Since my previous guesses of 'Rock' were incorrect and the opponent played 'Paper' then 'Scissors', I will try to find a pattern or logic in their moves. One possible strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my guess each time, implying an adaptive behavior based on my predictions rather than a fixed sequence. However, without more data on how they adapt (e.g., whether they are simply countering my last guess), predicting with certainty is challenging. For this round, I'm going to guess 'Rock' because if the opponent were simply trying to counter each of my guesses directly in a RPS manner (Rock > Scissors, Scissors > Paper, Paper > Rock), and considering my previous two guesses were 'Rock', they would have played 'Paper' both times to beat me. But since their moves were 'Paper' followed by 'Scissors', it suggests either randomness or a more complex strategy than direct countering based on RPS rules alone. Given no clear pattern emerges from just two rounds and my previous guesses, I'll attempt 'Rock' this time to see if the opponent's next move reveals more about their strategy."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that my previous guesses were all Rock and the opponent's responses were not consistently countering with the same move (Paper to counter Rock, then Scissors which would lose to Rock), it seems like the opponent might have a preference for playing Paper or is trying to create a pattern that isn't immediately obvious from just three moves. Since I've only guessed Rock and the outcomes suggest an inconsistency in the opponent's strategy based on my guesses alone, predicting Paper as the next move is somewhat intuitive given its frequency but also speculative without more data."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves might follow a pattern or an adaptive strategy based on the player's guesses, and since the player has mostly guessed Rock (which lost to Paper) and then switched to Paper (which lost to Scissors), it seems plausible the opponent could continue with a move that beats the most common guess so far (Rock). However, without more information about the specific pattern or strategy the opponent is using, the best approach might be to try and break any potential cycle by guessing Rock again, hoping the opponent will repeat a move like Paper, which would then lose to the player's next guess if adapted correctly."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given the history, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with this move."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far. Given that Rock has not been played by the opponent yet, it's possible they are avoiding it or have a strategy that doesn't favor playing Rock after these sequences. Since I've guessed incorrectly every time by choosing either Rock or Paper, and noticing the alternation between Paper and Scissors from the opponent, my next guess is Scissors, hoping to catch the pattern correctly this time."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Paper against Rock guesses and Scissors against non-Rock guesses, or simply has a preference for Paper. Given this observed behavior, predicting Paper seems like the safest bet for the next round."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, with no Rocks. Given the history, it seems the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper, but considering the task is to predict based on a potential repeating or adaptive strategy and all previous guesses were incorrect, I'm going to guess Scissors as it's the least played in the last few rounds and might indicate an upcoming change in the opponent's strategy."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given the consistent appearance of Paper in odd-numbered rounds, it's reasonable to predict Paper for the next round."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors where patterns may emerge, my initial guess might have influenced the opponent's choice. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption for Round 2, based on common RPS strategies that involve alternating or countering previous moves, is to predict Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent might either start with a fixed sequence or attempt to exploit my previous guess by playing a move that would counter it again."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are alternating. Since their last move was Scissors, which beats Paper but loses to Rock, and considering no direct pattern from just two moves, a simple alternating pattern or trying to exploit a potential repeated choice could be assumed. Thus, predicting 'Rock' as the next opponent's move based on attempting to find a basic pattern or exploiting potential human psychology in game play."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors. Given this observation, my prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or adaptive behavior based on the player's guesses. Since the player finally guessed correctly with Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern. Given that Round 4 and Round 5 both resulted in ties (you and the opponent playing the same move), it's plausible the opponent might switch to a different move for Round 6. Since Rock hasn't been played by the opponent since Round 2, and considering the pattern of Paper and Scissors in Rounds 3-5, predicting Scissors seems reasonable as it follows an observed behavior without assuming a more complex strategy than necessary based on provided history."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Rounds 4 and 6) when I guessed it correctly. Additionally, the pattern suggests that the opponent might repeat moves after a correct guess from me, as seen with Paper in Rounds 1 and 3, and then Scissors in Round 4 and again in Round 6. Given this pattern, guessing Scissors seems like a reasonable approach for Round 7."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first two rounds, with Round 4, 5, and 6 indicating a possible pattern where both players end up playing the same move or adapting to each other's previous moves. Given that in Rounds 4, 5, and 6, the outcome was 1 point for you because you correctly guessed Scissors or Paper when the opponent also played the same, and considering Round 7 broke this synchrony with the opponent playing Paper against your Scissors guess, a potential next move could revert to a pattern seen earlier or attempt to break the synchrony further. Since there's no clear repeating pattern but an observation of recent synchrony in moves (you and the opponent playing the same move in Rounds 4, 5, and 6), guessing Scissors might either continue a possible hidden pattern or force a new adaptation."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which are the rounds where I correctly guessed their move. Additionally, they played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7, indicating a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors when my guesses are incorrect for Scissors or when I guess Rock. Given that Round 7 was a loss with me guessing Scissors and them playing Paper, following the observed alternating pattern after correct guesses of Scissors, it suggests the next move could be Scissors again as it follows the sequence where my correct guesses of their move being Scissors are interspersed with incorrect guesses met by Paper."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Scissors and Paper after Round 4. Given that the last move was Paper (Round 9), it's likely they will play Scissors next, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS games due to its simplicity and lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the game has just started and the opponent played Paper in the first round, without any clear pattern or additional information, a common initial strategy could be to play Rock as it is a basic opening move. Since there's no history to analyze for patterns, this prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent might start with a simple move or try to exploit a potential bias towards playing Paper after losing to it in the first round."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2), there seems to be a pattern or strategy that isn't immediately clear. However, considering the basic strategies in Rock-Paper-Scissors, an opponent might try to exploit a player's tendency to repeat moves or fall into a predictable pattern. Since I guessed 'Rock' twice and lost both times, my next guess should consider the possibility that the opponent is trying to counter my moves directly. Given no clear pattern from just two rounds and assuming the opponent doesn't know my next move, guessing 'Rock' again could be seen as either a bold move assuming the opponent won't choose Scissors twice in a row or a naive attempt to see if the opponent falls into a simple counter-pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, sticking with 'Rock' for now seems like a straightforward approach, albeit not highly strategic."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptation based on the player's moves (all of which have been Rock), it seems plausible that the opponent is either alternating between Paper and Scissors or choosing based on the player's consistent choice of Rock. Since Paper beats Rock and has been chosen twice, predicting Paper for the next round seems reasonable, assuming the opponent continues to exploit the player's predictable strategy."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Since Rock is the only move that can beat Scissors, and given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating or not following a simple pattern of countering the previous guess directly (since guessing Rock multiple times didn't prompt a consistent response), my next prediction will be Rock, hoping to catch a potential repetition or a strategic shift by the opponent."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past five rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history and the lack of any clear adaptive strategy based on my guesses, predicting Paper seems like the most informed choice for the next round."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's strategy seems to alternate or have a pattern, and considering the last move was Scissors (Round 6), it might be logical to expect a switch from the previous move, suggesting the next move could be Paper or Rock if following a simple alternating pattern. However, since the opponent hasn't played Rock yet and has shown a preference for Paper and Scissors, predicting 'Scissors' might not align perfectly with this logic. A more informed guess would consider the lack of Rock in the opponent's history and the possibility of an adaptive strategy that avoids repetition or favors certain moves based on the player's guesses. Given all guesses have been either Rock or Paper and none have been correct, a strategic opponent might continue to avoid playing Rock (since it hasn't been played yet) and could potentially alternate between Paper and Scissors, making 'Scissors' a potential next move if they're trying to maintain a pattern that isn't immediately obvious or if they're adapting based on the player's consistent incorrect guesses."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a possible pattern or preference. In rounds 2, 4, and 6, the opponent played Scissors. Given this alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors when considering the sequence of games where the opponent's move is known (Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper), it suggests that the next move could follow the observed alternation, thus potentially being Scissors again if following a strict alternation. However, since we're trying to break the cycle of incorrect guesses and given the opponent's moves seem to slightly favor Paper but with an alternating strategy, predicting Rock as a counter to Scissors (if the pattern holds) seems like a strategic move."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper when the previous guess was Rock, and Scissors when the previous guess was either Paper or another Scissors. Given that the last guess was Rock (Round 8), following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper frequently against guesses of Rock and Scissors but consistently chooses Scissors when we guess Paper. Predicting Paper may encourage the opponent to play Scissors, allowing us to finally earn a point if our pattern recognition is correct."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous guess, the next logical move for the opponent to play would be the one that loses to Paper, which is Rock (since Scissors cuts Paper, and Rock is beaten by Paper). This is a basic assumption without knowing the full strategy, but it's a starting point based on the information from Round 1."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and without an obvious pattern from just two moves, a simple approach is to predict the move that hasn't been played yet by the opponent, which is Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent might cycle through all options or change their strategy based on our guesses."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far. Given that the opponent's moves might follow a pattern or adaptive behavior, predicting Scissors for the next round seems plausible because it would be their second unique move after Paper, potentially indicating a cyclical or varied strategy."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or adaptation to my guesses. Given that I guessed Scissors correctly in Round 4, the opponent might switch to Paper to counter a potential Scissors guess again, assuming they are trying to adapt to my moves."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors. Given that the last round was a tie with Paper, I'm predicting Paper again as it seems to be a favored move by the opponent."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, with one round of each move repeated consecutively. Given that the last move was Scissors, I predict Paper as the next move because it would follow a pattern where the opponent alternates between moves that beat the previous move or repeats a move after losing to it."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7, indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Paper. Additionally, the opponent mirrored the player's move in rounds 4 and 5, playing Scissors when the player guessed Scissors and playing Paper when the player guessed Paper. Given that the player guessed Paper in round 6 but the opponent played Scissors, it might be anticipating another Paper guess from the player based on the player's previous strategy of guessing Paper after a correct prediction in round 5. Thus, predicting Paper as the next move is based on both the pattern of the game and the potential for the opponent to repeat successful moves or counter common guesses."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, indicating a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, the opponent has alternated between Scissors and Paper in the last three rounds (rounds 6-8), suggesting that the next move might be Paper again."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, the opponent has alternated between Scissors and Paper in the last few rounds (Round 6: Scissors, Round 7: Paper, Round 8: Scissors, Round 9: Paper), suggesting that the next move could be Scissors if following a strict alternating pattern after a correct guess. However, given the overall frequency of Paper and considering the task is to predict based on the history provided without assuming unseen patterns, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it has been the most consistent choice by the opponent."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, and given that this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors with potential for repeating patterns or adaptive behavior, my initial guess for the second round will be Rock. This choice is based on the assumption that the opponent might start with a basic strategy such as playing a sequence that beats the previous move or simply alternating between moves. Without more information, predicting Rock allows me to potentially capitalize on a simple pattern if it exists."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2), it seems they are alternating between the possible winning moves against Rock (since Paper beats Rock and Scissors loses to Rock). Assuming this pattern might continue, the next logical move for the opponent could be to play a move that would beat the move that beats Scissors, which is Rock. However, considering the simplicity of the pattern observed so far, another interpretation could be they are simply cycling through options. Yet, with only two rounds of data and looking for a potential simple strategy, predicting 'Rock' as their next move might be an overcomplication. A simpler approach would be to look at common patterns in RPS strategies or assume randomness after just two moves. Since the opponent played Paper then Scissors, if we follow a pattern of moving one step forward in the RPS sequence (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock), the next move could logically be 'Rock', but this is speculative with limited data."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves might follow a pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering they have not repeated Scissors yet while repeating Paper, it seems plausible that the next move could be Scissors again to potentially exploit a perceived pattern in my guesses (which have all been Rock so far). This prediction is based on looking for a potential alternating or evolving strategy from the opponent."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, it's possible the opponent may switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Rock doesn't beat Scissors but Paper does not directly relate as the previous move was also Scissors. However, considering the initial pattern where Paper appeared twice, there might be a tendency for the opponent to return to a previously successful strategy or mix their moves in a way that doesn't strictly follow the sequence of beats. Since Rock has not been played by the opponent recently and my guess of Scissors was correct last time, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it would potentially exploit a pattern if the opponent was trying to capitalize on my previous incorrect guesses of Rock."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that the game history suggests a potential repeating or adaptive pattern, and considering I correctly predicted Scissors and then Paper in consecutive rounds, my next prediction is based on attempting to identify a possible shift in the opponent's strategy. Since Rock has not been the opponent's choice for the last three rounds, and given no clear repeating pattern from the start, predicting Rock seems like a plausible next step, considering the cyclical nature of RPS and the need to adapt to potential pattern changes."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last 4 rounds after the initial two rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern or an adaptation to the player's moves. Given that the last round was Rock vs. Scissors (you guessed Rock, and they played Scissors), if we consider an adaptive strategy where the opponent responds to the player's previous guess with a winning move (or matches if they won or drew previously), predicting Paper is reasonable because it beats Rock, which you guessed in Round 6."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row (Rounds 5 and 7) when I guessed correctly, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for repeating moves after correct guesses. Given that my last guess was correct (Round 7), it seems plausible the opponent might continue with Paper."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice when the previous round's outcome was 1 point for me, and in Round 5 and 7, I guessed correctly with Paper. Given that my last guess (Round 8) resulted in an outcome of 0, following the pattern observed so far, the opponent might repeat a move that previously led to a correct guess from me after an incorrect one."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds where the previous move was also a guess of Paper, indicating a possible pattern or preference for playing Paper after Paper. Given that the last round (Round 9) involved both you and the opponent playing Paper, following this observed pattern, the next predicted move should be Paper."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common initial strategy could involve playing a move that beats Rock (since many players start with Rock), suggesting the opponent might follow a pattern or play randomly. Without more information on the hidden strategy and considering this is only the second round, predicting the opponent's next move as Rock is based on the assumption that they might either switch to a different move or continue a sequence starting from a basic choice like Paper being followed by Rock in some form of alternating pattern."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and then Scissors. This sequence does not immediately suggest a simple repeating pattern or an obvious adaptive strategy based on my guesses. However, considering the nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common strategy involves alternating or changing moves after a win or a loss. Since I've been guessing incorrectly so far, and assuming the opponent might be adapting to my (incorrect) guesses or following a pattern not directly related to my choices, my next guess will be 'Rock'. The reasoning is somewhat speculative due to the limited information and the simplicity of the game context provided."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that my previous guesses were all Rock and the opponent's responses were not consistently countering with the same move (as they would if strictly following a pattern like Rock > Paper > Scissors), it seems there might be an element of randomness or adaptation based on my choices. However, since I've only guessed Rock and the opponent has responded with both Paper and Scissors, it suggests the opponent might not be directly countering my guesses but instead following their own strategy. Given this pattern, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it's been a common move for the opponent."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or strategy that doesn't strictly follow the typical Rock-Paper-Scissors sequence. Given the lack of an obvious repeating pattern from the limited history and no clear adaptive behavior based on my guesses, my next prediction is based on the frequency of moves so far. Since Paper has appeared twice and Scissors once, with no Rocks played by the opponent yet, I'm predicting Rock as the opponent's next move under the assumption that their strategy might involve avoiding repetition or adapting to a perceived pattern in my guesses, which have been overly focused on Rock and then shifted to Paper without success."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given that the previous round was also Paper and considering the lack of any clear alternating pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with their most frequently chosen move."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissors, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will continue this pattern and be Scissors again."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, suggesting a potential repeating or dominant strategy favoring Paper."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between 'Paper' and 'Scissors' after the first round, suggesting a pattern. Given that the last move was 'Scissors', the next predicted move is 'Paper'."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper multiple times and Scissors in alternating rounds. Given the pattern, after playing Paper in Round 9, the opponent might play Scissors in Round 10."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, hoping to get an easy win or to test their opponent's strategy."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial strategy is to assume the opponent might follow a simple or repeating pattern. Without more data on the opponent's behavior, one approach could be to predict that the opponent will repeat their last move or switch to a move that would beat mine if I were to repeat my previous guess. Since the game just started and there's no clear pattern yet, predicting Rock is as reasonable as any other choice at this point, considering we have no information on whether the opponent adapts based on our guesses or follows a predetermined sequence."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be a cyclic pattern emerging. The next move could potentially follow the sequence and return to 'Rock', as the game often involves patterns or cycles in simplified versions."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and noting that they have not played Rock yet, it seems plausible that the opponent could continue with their most frequent move (Paper) to see how I adapt my strategy."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Paper and Scissors. Given this pattern, my next guess is that the opponent will play Rock, as it is the only option not yet played in the alternating sequence."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given that the last move was also Paper and considering the lack of any clear alternating pattern, it seems reasonable to predict Paper again as the opponent's next move."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the last two guesses were Paper and the opponent responded with Scissors both times, it seems the opponent might be adapting or following a pattern based on the player's previous moves. Since the player has guessed Rock four times and Paper twice, and considering the opponent's moves, there might be an attempt to counter the player's common guess (Rock) with Paper and the less common guess (Paper) with Scissors. With this in mind, guessing Scissors next could potentially catch the opponent off guard if they are indeed following a pattern or adapting based on the frequency of the player's guesses."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Therefore, following the sequence (Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors, Paper), the next move should be Scissors, but considering the initial moves and trying to break the pattern or identify any potential oversight in the analysis, it seems more reasonable to expect a continuation of the observed behavior which would suggest Paper after a Paper. However, given the alternating pattern observed after the first move (Rock was played by the opponent in round 2), it's logical to predict Scissors next if strictly following the sequence. Yet, considering all rounds including the first and looking for a repeating or adaptive strategy that fits all moves, there isn't enough information to confidently assert a strict alternation starting from the beginning. Given this complexity and focusing on recent behavior which is more Paper than anything else in critical analysis, predicting Paper seems reasonable but doesn't align with a strict pattern observed post-round 1. Therefore, correcting my approach based on the alternating pattern after round 1 (and acknowledging an error in initial logic sequence provided), if we strictly follow the pattern of rounds 2 through 7 which is more directly observable and relevant to current state prediction: Paper (round 1), Scissors (round 2), Paper (round 3), Scissors (round 4), Paper (round 5), Scissors (round 6), Paper (round 7), then the next move should indeed follow this established pattern."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissors, a possible next move could be Paper, but since we need to consider all possibilities including potential patterns or adaptations not immediately obvious from the given history, predicting Scissors is based on its frequency in the game so far."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that 'Paper' has been a consistent response to 'Rock', but acknowledging the need to disrupt the pattern, guessing 'Rock' might seem counterintuitive. However, since every other move has been consistently countered and we have not seen the opponent play 'Rock' in any round so far, it's a gamble based on the lack of direct evidence against it being the next move."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a basic winning pattern or try to exploit a potential repetition in my guesses, predicting Rock as their next move is based on the idea that they might either repeat their winning choice or expect me to switch to Scissors (to cut Paper), thereby trying to pre-emptively win against what they anticipate my next guess could be."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), it seems like they might be trying to exploit a potential pattern in my guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and they countered with Paper and then Scissors, my next guess is that they will try to counter a potential switch or continuation of my strategy by playing Rock, assuming I might stick with Rock or switch to Paper expecting Scissors."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that my previous guesses were all Rock and the opponent's moves seem to counter mine (Paper beats Rock, Scissors cuts Rock), I predict the opponent will play Paper again as it is a move that can beat Rock, which might be an expected guess from me following the pattern of the game so far."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, but since the guesses so far have been either Rock or Paper without any successful predictions, it seems like a pattern or specific sequence isn't being effectively countered. Given no clear pattern emerges from the limited history and considering the need for an adaptive approach, predicting 'Rock' is as viable as any other choice without additional information on the opponent's strategy."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past five rounds, and considering the lack of any clear pattern or adaptation based on my guesses, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a move they've used frequently. Since I have no information about the strategy and my previous predictions were incorrect, guessing the most frequent move so far seems like a reasonable approach for this round."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, and considering the opponent's moves have been alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, it seems plausible that the next move could follow this observed pattern of not playing Rock and potentially continuing an alternating strategy."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Paper against Rock guesses and Scissors against non-Rock guesses, or simply has a tendency to favor Paper. Given this observation and the fact that no clear adaptive strategy based on my guesses is evident from the outcomes, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it has been the most frequent move so far."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, but never Rock. Given the distribution of moves, it seems the opponent favors Paper and Scissors. Since Paper has been played less frequently in recent rounds compared to Scissors, and considering the need for a pattern or strategy that isn't immediately obvious, predicting Scissors as the next move is based on its higher frequency of appearance in the game history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper whenever the previous guess was Scissors, and since the last guess was Scissors, following the pattern suggests the opponent will play Paper again."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, a common approach is to choose a move at random or pick one that is often considered a default or neutral starting point. Rock is typically a popular first choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that many players start with it, assuming their opponent might do the same. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, starting with 'Rock' seems like a reasonable and straightforward initial prediction."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors and I guessed Rock, a common strategy would be for the opponent to continue with a move that beats the previous guess. Since Scissors cut Paper and my initial guess was Rock, the opponent might stick with Scissors or switch to a move that could potentially beat Rock, which is Paper. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy (whether it's random, alternating, or adaptive based on wins/losses), the safest assumption for Round 2, considering typical patterns in RPS and aiming to maximize the chance of a correct guess, would be to predict the move that beats the one I previously guessed incorrectly. Therefore, predicting Rock assumes the opponent might not change their strategy immediately or might aim to exploit a perceived pattern in my guesses."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be mirroring or reacting to my guesses. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2 by also playing Rock, a possible next step could be for them to play Paper in Round 3, either as part of an alternating strategy or because they're trying to counter a potential repeat of my previous guess (Rock). Thus, predicting Paper seems like a logical next step based on the observed behavior."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Scissors and another move. Since the last move was Scissors, the next move could logically be something that would beat or lose to the previous move in a pattern. However, without a clear repeating pattern from just three moves, another approach is to consider what move would be least expected or most advantageous for the opponent given common strategies. Assuming the opponent might try to capitalize on the uncertainty or try to create a pattern that's not immediately obvious, predicting 'Paper' seems reasonable as it doesn't follow an immediate repetition and could potentially set up for a future strategy."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, Scissors, and Rock. This sequence suggests a pattern where the opponent alternates between Scissors and Rock. Given this alternating pattern, after playing Rock in Round 4, the opponent is likely to play Scissors in Round 5."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Scissors, Rock, and then back to a move that beats the previous guess or matches it. Given the sequence so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next logical move could be Rock, as it follows a pattern where the opponent might choose a move that either beats the player's previous guess or repeats a move from their own pattern. However, since our last guess was Scissors and we correctly guessed it, the opponent might choose Rock to potentially beat our next guess if we were to choose Scissors again or to match if we choose Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), and both times they played the same move as the previous round. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat their previous move again, especially since Round 5 and Round 6 both resulted in a tie for them (in terms of earning points from our perspective). Therefore, predicting Rock as their next move seems reasonable based on the observed behavior."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, and Scissors in rounds 1 and 7. Given the alternating pattern between these two moves when the opponent's previous move was correctly or incorrectly guessed as Rock, and considering that round 7 ended with a guess of Rock but an outcome of Scissors (similar to round 1), it suggests the opponent might revert back to their starting strategy which involves playing Rock after a sequence of guesses and outcomes similar to the initial rounds."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and other moves (Scissors in round 1 and 7, and matching the player's move in rounds 5 and 6). Given this pattern, it is plausible that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which are all even-numbered rounds. Given that the next round would be round 10, also an even-numbered round, there seems to be a pattern where the opponent tends to play Rock more frequently in these rounds. Therefore, predicting Rock for round 10 is based on observed periodic behavior of the opponent."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it suggests the opponent might not be following a completely random strategy. Given that Scissors cuts Paper and I guessed Rock, the opponent might continue with a move that could potentially beat a common next guess (like Paper). Therefore, predicting Rock as the opponent's next move seems reasonable, assuming they aim to counter a potential Paper play."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors and then Rock. Given that the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, which loses to Rock, and then played Rock in Round 2, it seems like the opponent might be trying to exploit a potential pattern or simply alternating. Since my guess of Rock was correct in Round 2, predicting Paper for Round 3 could potentially capitalize on an expected switch by the opponent from Rock (since Paper beats Rock), or it reflects an attempt to disrupt any emerging pattern."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or following a specific sequence that isn't immediately clear from just three rounds. However, since the last move was Scissors, which beats Paper, I'm going to guess Paper for the next round, anticipating the opponent might stick with a winning strategy or follow an alternating pattern that would suggest Rock next, but considering the unpredictability and aiming for a potential oversight in their strategy."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating in a way that tries to capitalize on the player's previous guess. In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors (losing to Rock), then in Round 2, they played Rock (tying with the player's guess). In Rounds 3 and 4, the opponent played Scissors and then Rock again, suggesting an attempt to throw off the player by not following a simple pattern of alternating moves. Given this behavior and looking for a potential pattern or strategy shift, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable as it would be a common choice after Scissors in an attempt to either tie or win against a potentially predictable opponent."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice when I guessed Rock in Rounds 1 and 5, suggesting a possible pattern. Given that the last round (Round 5) resulted in me guessing Rock and the opponent playing Scissors, and considering there's no clear adaptive behavior observed based on my guesses, I'll guess Rock again to see if the pattern holds."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock (Round 2 and Round 6), suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Additionally, the game history does not show a clear alternating pattern of moves from the opponent, making it difficult to discern an adaptive strategy based on my previous guesses. Given this information, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable as it has been a successful move for the opponent in the past when I've guessed Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Scissors and Rock. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissors in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, and Rock in Rounds 2 and 6), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, suggesting Rock as the next play."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock, Round 7: Scissors, Round 8: Rock), the next move should follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent will play Rock in Round 9."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock, Round 7: Scissors, Round 8: Rock, Round 9: Scissors), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategies of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, this prediction is based on a simple pattern observation."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting or countering my moves directly or indirectly. Since my guess was correct in Round 2, I'm considering the possibility that the opponent could switch to a move that would beat Rock (which is Paper) in an attempt to outmaneuver me if they are indeed trying to counter my predictions. Therefore, predicting Paper as their next move seems like a reasonable strategy based on the information available."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There seems to be a pattern where the opponent alternates between Scissors and another move. Given that the last move was Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move could likely be Rock again."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, and both times it resulted in a tie (Outcome: 1). This suggests that the opponent may have a bias towards playing Rock or is trying to establish a pattern. Given this observation, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the history of the game (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors in Rounds 1 and 5. Given this pattern, it seems that when the opponent plays Rock, they follow up with Scissors, but since Round 4 was a repeat of Round 2 (both you and the opponent playing Rock), and considering the alternating pattern observed so far (Rock -> Scissors -> Rock -> Scissors), the next move might break or continue this pattern. However, without more complex analysis, a straightforward approach based on the given history would suggest that after two rounds of you guessing Rock correctly (Round 2 and Round 4) followed by a round where you guessed incorrectly because the opponent played Scissors (Round 5), the opponent might switch back to Rock, as there's no clear indication from the game history about an adaptive strategy based on the player's guesses. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable given the simplistic nature of the observed pattern."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In rounds 1, 3, and 5, the opponent played Scissors, and in rounds 2, 4, and 6, the opponent played Rock. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors. Since the last round (Round 9) was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it is often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's strategy, choosing 'Rock' provides a baseline from which to adapt in future rounds."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, the opponent might opt for a move that could potentially beat their previous choice or repeat a move to test for patterns. Since Scissors cuts Paper and is beaten by Rock, predicting Rock as the next move assumes the opponent might either try to capitalize on a potential pattern of playing the move that beats the previous (which would be Rock after Scissors) or simply chooses randomly without an immediate pattern."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. Since the opponent's moves seem to be alternating or changing in some pattern, and considering a common strategy in RPS where players might try to capitalize on their opponent's previous move or create a pattern, my prediction for Round 3 is Paper. The reasoning is based on attempting to counter a potential repeating or adaptive pattern by the opponent."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent does not follow a simple repeating pattern. In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, in Round 2, Rock, and in Round 3, Scissors again. Without a clear pattern, the next step is to look for any potential adaptive behavior or try to exploit any perceived strategy. Since my previous guesses did not directly influence the opponent's moves in an obvious way (e.g., alternating or consistently countering), I'll attempt to find a potential weakness or common move in the sequence. The opponent has played Scissors twice and Rock once, suggesting that Scissors might be a favored move or part of their strategy. Given this, predicting Paper (which beats Rock but loses to Scissors) seems like a reasonable next step, as it would counter a potential Rock move if the opponent decides to play differently than their previous Scissors move."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between countering the previous guess and matching it. In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors (countering Rock), then in Round 2 played Rock (matching Rock). In Round 3, the opponent played Scissors again (countering Paper), and in Round 4 played Rock (countering Paper with the move that would lose to it, possibly indicating a mistake in the pattern or an attempt to deceive). Given this alternating pattern of countering and matching, and considering the last move was Rock, the next logical move following the observed pattern of behavior could be Scissors, as it counters Paper but given the adaptive nature, predicting Scissors seems reasonable based on historical moves."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating in a pattern that is not immediately clear. However, given the history (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears the next move could potentially follow the sequence and be 'Rock', as the last move was 'Scissors'. This prediction is based on identifying a possible repeating or alternating pattern in the opponent's strategy."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), and both times the outcome was a correct prediction. Given this recent behavior, it seems the opponent might be favoring Rock or alternating in a pattern that includes Rock frequently. Without a clear repeating pattern from the start, but noticing the opponent's tendency to repeat moves or alternate with a bias towards certain moves over others in close rounds, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable next step based on the information provided."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, and Scissors in rounds 1 and 7. Given the alternating pattern between these two moves when the player guesses Rock, and considering the last round (Round 7) the opponent played Scissors, it suggests the next move could follow the pattern observed and play Rock again if the guess is Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the game history does not show a clear adaptive behavior based on the player's previous guesses. Therefore, predicting Rock seems like the most reasonable choice given the current information."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent has alternated between Scissors and Rock in recent rounds (7, 8, and 9), which could indicate that the next move might be Rock again."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's often considered a neutral or default choice. Without any information on the opponent's tendencies or past moves, selecting 'Rock' provides a baseline for future adjustments based on the opponent's response."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, it suggests the opponent might not be following a completely random pattern. Since Scissors cut Paper and my initial guess was Rock, the opponent's choice of Scissors could indicate they are trying to beat my previous move or are following a simple alternating pattern starting with Scissors. Without more data on their strategy, a reasonable next guess would be to predict what could logically follow Scissors in a pattern or what would beat a common next move if they were reacting to my guess. Thus, guessing Rock as it is a common opening move and could potentially be part of their sequence or reaction to my initial guess."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Scissors, Rock), there seems to be no clear repeating pattern. However, considering the last move was 'Rock', and assuming the opponent might try to capitalize on a potential bias towards 'Rock' from my previous guesses, I'm going to guess 'Paper'. This choice is based on the strategy that if the opponent were to play 'Rock' again or switch to 'Scissors', 'Paper' would be a reasonable counter to both, given the information at hand and trying to outmaneuver a potential pattern or adaptation."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There doesn't seem to be a clear repeating pattern based on the given history. However, considering the last move was Scissors, if we were to assume a very basic level of strategy or pattern that might involve alternating or some form of response to the previous round's outcome, guessing Paper (which beats Rock but loses to Scissors) seems reasonable because it would be a common next choice in a sequence where the opponent is trying to exploit potential patterns in the player's guesses. Since there isn't enough information to discern a more complex strategy and given that my last prediction was incorrect, I'm shifting my guess to Paper as a tactical move."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating in a way that counters the most recently guessed move or follows a pattern not directly related to the guesses. In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors (countering Rock), then in Round 2 played Rock (which was guessed correctly by chance), in Round 3 played Scissors again (as if countering Paper from Round 3's guess, but this could also be part of a pattern), and in Round 4 played Rock (possibly as a counter to Paper or continuing a hidden sequence). Without a clear adaptive strategy based on wins/losses and given the opponent does not seem to directly respond to the guesses but rather follows an internal sequence, predicting Scissors is based on observing that after two rounds of playing Rock (Round 2) and then being countered with Paper (Round 3), the next move could logically be Scissors if following a pattern of alternating between countering moves or fixed sequences not clearly tied to our predictions."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between the three options in a pattern that is not immediately clear from the given history. However, observing the sequence (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears the opponent might be repeating or have a preference for certain moves following specific guesses. Given this pattern and the fact that my last guess was correct with both being Scissors, predicting 'Rock' as the next move is based on the observed alternating pattern in the opponent's moves after each round."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), and considering the alternating or potentially adaptive pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a move that has worked for them before or try to create a pattern that you would find difficult to predict. Given the history and the potential for a repeating or evolving strategy, guessing Rock seems like a reasonable approach based on the information provided."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2 and 6, and Scissors in rounds 1 and 7. Given the alternating pattern between these two moves when the opponent's previous move was either Rock or Scissors, and considering the last round (Round 7) ended with the opponent playing Scissors, it suggests that the next move could follow the observed alternation pattern, potentially leading to Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and other moves (Scissors in round 1 and 7, Scissors in round 3, and Paper was not played by the opponent yet but we have seen all three moves), suggesting that the next move could be Rock again."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Scissors. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, it was always after playing Rock in a previous round or starting with Scissors then switching to Rock. Given that the last move by the opponent was Scissors (Round 9), following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, my initial guess of Rock was countered by Scissors. A common next move could involve either repeating the winning strategy (Scissors) or switching to exploit potential patterns. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a conservative prediction would be that the opponent might stick with what worked last time or try to capitalize on an expected shift from the player. However, since my previous guess was Rock and it was beaten by Scissors, I will predict Rock again, assuming the simplest form of strategy where the opponent tries to repeat a winning move or doesn't change strategy unless necessary."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This suggests a possible alternating pattern or an adaptive strategy based on my guesses. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, for Round 3, I'm going to guess that the opponent might revert back to their initial move (Scissors) or change based on observing two consecutive 'Rock' guesses from me. Without more data on the opponent's strategy, predicting Scissors is a cautious approach, considering the limited information and looking for any potential pattern."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors so far, with one round resulting in a tie. Given the lack of an obvious repeating pattern and without more information on their strategy, a simple approach is to look for any slight tendencies or patterns. Since 'Rock' has been played by both you and the opponent once before and resulted in a win for you, predicting 'Rock' again might be based on the idea that the opponent could potentially repeat moves or have some form of cyclic behavior. However, without more data, this prediction leans heavily on the limited history provided."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible preference or pattern involving Rock. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be repeating or have some form of predictability based on recent history, guessing Rock seems like the most logical choice for this round."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, with a pattern of alternating between these two moves after the first round. Given this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, and 6, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given the alternating pattern of Scissors in rounds 1 and 5, it's plausible that the opponent will revert to Rock in round 7."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, and 6, which suggests a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (7) was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), the next move should be Scissors."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 4, 6, and 8, which suggests a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (9) was a Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and lack of information about the opponent's strategy."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors and I guessed Rock, a common next move for an opponent trying to exploit their advantage or follow a simple strategy could be to play Rock. This is because Rock beats Scissors, and if they assume I might switch to Paper (to beat Rock), playing Rock again could give them another win or force me into a less advantageous position."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent mirrored my guess by playing Rock when I guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be adapting to my moves or following a simple alternating strategy. Since the last move was Rock (both mine and the opponent's), predicting Paper for the next round could potentially exploit this observed behavior, as Paper beats Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. There doesn't seem to be a clear repeating pattern, but given the last move was Scissors, which loses to Rock, and considering the opponent played Rock after losing in Round 1, it might suggest an alternating or adaptive strategy where they try to beat the previous move or avoid losing again with the same move. Since my last guess (Paper) lost to Scissors, the opponent might choose Rock this time to potentially win against a predicted Paper or to repeat a winning strategy from Round 2."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, leading to the prediction of Rock for Round 7."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (Round 8) ended with the opponent playing Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Scissors), it appears that after two consecutive plays of the same move (in this case, Scissors), the opponent switches back to Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, guessing Rock again might seem counterintuitive without more data. However, without additional information on the opponent's strategy (whether it's random, alternating, or based on my guesses), the safest initial assumption is that the opponent might either stick with a winning strategy or switch. Since we have no clear pattern yet and my first guess was wrong, I'll guess Rock to see if the opponent sticks with Scissors or changes, trying to establish a baseline for future predictions."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock, which could indicate a rotating pattern through the possible moves (Scissors, Rock, Paper) or an attempt to adapt based on the player's guesses. Given that my previous guess of Rock was correct when the opponent also chose Rock, it suggests the opponent might not be directly countering my predictions but rather following their own sequence. Since Scissors beats Paper and Rock beats Scissors, if the opponent is following a simple pattern or trying to exploit common next moves (like assuming I'd stick with Rock after winning), choosing Paper next would be a logical guess to counter an expected Rock or prepare for a potential Scissors."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given that the last move was Scissors, which beats Paper, I'm going to predict Paper for the next round because there isn't an obvious repeating pattern yet, and my previous guesses didn't provide enough information to deduce a more complex strategy."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, there seems to be no clear repeating pattern in the opponent's moves. However, looking at the outcomes and trying to deduce a strategy: In Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after we guessed Rock. Then, in Round 2, they played Rock when we guessed Rock again, suggesting an attempt to mirror or counter our guess directly in that instance. In Rounds 3 and 4, our guesses were Paper, but the opponent's moves shifted between Scissors and Rock. Without a clear pattern and considering the lack of information about the opponent's strategy, one might lean towards predicting based on common RPS strategies or attempting to find a minimal pattern. Since 'Scissors' has appeared less frequently so far (only once in Round 1) compared to 'Rock' (which appeared twice), and assuming the opponent might try to balance their moves without a clear pattern from our end, guessing 'Scissors' could be a reasonable next step, acknowledging this is speculative without more data."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between the three options in a pattern that isn't immediately clear from the given history. However, noticing that the opponent has played each option at least once and considering the last move was Scissors, a common strategy in RPS could involve cycling through the options or adapting based on the player's guesses. Given no clear indication of an adaptive strategy based solely on wins/losses and without more complex pattern analysis, predicting 'Rock' as the next move is as reasonable as any other guess at this stage, considering the cyclic nature of possible strategies."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), suggesting a possible preference or pattern involving Rock. Given that the previous round (Round 6) ended with both players choosing Rock, it's plausible the opponent might continue with this choice, either due to a repeating pattern or as part of an adaptive strategy that involves mirroring or countering based on the game's history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 2, 4, and 6), and each time it was after a specific pattern or a loss. Given that the last round (Round 7) resulted in a loss for the opponent (you guessed wrong, but if we consider a pattern, the opponent might try to repeat a winning move from their perspective), predicting Rock seems reasonable as it follows a potential repeating strategy or an attempt by the opponent to return to a previously successful choice."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and other moves (Scissors in round 1 and 7, and Scissors in round 3 and 5 is not a clear pattern but does show variability), making Rock a plausible next move given the history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which are all even-numbered rounds. Given the pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 10, another even-numbered round."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, giving me an equal chance of winning or drawing without any additional information."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and I guessed Rock (which would lose to Paper), the opponent might continue with a pattern that tries to exploit potential guesses based on common RPS strategies. However, since this is the first round and there's limited information, another approach could be to consider typical starting moves or patterns in RPS games. A common strategy for beginners might involve playing Rock as it's a strong starting move due to its simplicity and directness. Given no clear pattern has emerged yet and considering basic strategic principles, predicting 'Rock' seems like a reasonable next guess."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and then Rock. Since the goal is to beat the opponent, if they were following a simple alternating pattern or trying to exploit a potential pattern in my guesses, they might choose Paper next to beat Rock. Given the information from the first two rounds, guessing Paper seems like a reasonable strategy to potentially earn a point, as it would beat Rock and the opponent has already shown a willingness to play Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Scissors and Rock. Therefore, following the sequence, the next move should be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors in Round 1, Rock in Round 2, Scissors in Round 3, Rock in Round 4, Scissors in Round 5), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the alternating pattern."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), the next move should be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears that after each Scissors, the opponent plays Rock, suggesting an alternating strategy with occasional repetition of a move."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Since the last move was Rock (Round 8), it is likely that the next move will be Scissors, following the observed pattern in the game history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for the opponent's first move."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where each move has a counter, a common initial move for players is Rock. Since we don't have enough data to determine if the opponent's strategy involves patterns or adaptation based on our guesses, a reasonable first assumption might be that the opponent could stick with a simple choice like Rock for Round 2, especially since they didn't react to our guess yet."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This suggests that the opponent might be adapting or reacting to my guesses. A common strategy in such adaptive scenarios could involve trying to outmaneuver the predictor by playing the move that would beat the predicted move or alternating moves. Since the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock) and then Rock, a possible next move could aim to exploit a potential pattern or anticipated guess. If the opponent is trying to beat my previous guesses, guessing 'Paper' this time could be strategic because it beats Rock, which was the opponent's last move. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy, this remains speculative."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, Scissors. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Scissors and Rock. Given this observation, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock again, following the alternating pattern."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, with an alternating pattern of winning and losing. Given this alternating pattern and considering the game's history where the opponent tends to switch between Rock and Scissors after each round, it seems reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock again, following the observed sequence."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should logically follow this sequence, leading to the prediction of 'Rock'."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between the opponent playing Rock and Scissors. Specifically, every odd round results in Scissors, and every even round results in Rock. Since Round 8 was an even round where the opponent played Rock, following the observed pattern, Round 9 should be an odd round where the opponent plays Scissors. However, based on the strict alternating pattern of outcomes (Rock after Scissors), my prediction for Round 9 is that the opponent will play Rock, as it follows the sequence's logic."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since the last move was Scissors, following the pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without additional information or a clear pattern from more rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the given data is that the opponent might stick with what worked for them in the first round."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two moves, a common approach would be to try and exploit any pattern or predictable behavior. However, with only two rounds of history and no clear pattern emerging yet, one might consider a strategic guess that tries to capitalize on common human biases in such games. One such bias could be the tendency for players to cycle through options or try to outmaneuver their opponent by playing the move that beats the previous move played by their opponent. Given you've already seen Rock and Paper from the opponent, guessing Scissors (which would beat Paper) could be a reasonable next step, attempting to pre-empt a potential cycling pattern or exploiting an expectation based on common strategic thinking in RPS."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move and then changing it. In Round 1, both guessed Rock, in Round 2, the opponent changed to Paper, and in Round 3, both played Scissors. Following this pattern, for Round 4, I predict the opponent will switch back to Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern, and considering they have already repeated Rock, it's plausible to predict Rock again as their next move, especially since there's no clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on our guesses."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock and they also played Paper twice after I guessed Rock, suggesting a pattern where they may alternate or have a preference for certain moves following specific guesses. Given that the last round resulted in an outcome of 0 (I guessed Rock and they played Paper), if there's any form of alternating pattern based on my guesses or outcomes, the next move could potentially be Rock as it follows one of the patterns observed."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and not playing Rock (either Paper or Scissors) after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 6, the opponent played Scissors, it might indicate a return to playing Rock as seen in patterns from previous rounds."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and a move that beats the previous guess. Given the last outcome was a win for me with both playing Rock, the next logical move from the opponent would be Paper to try and beat my potential Rock guess again."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between repeating a move that was previously successful against the player and switching to a different move. Given the last move was 'Rock' and the player guessed it correctly, the next move might be 'Paper' as it has been successful for the opponent in the past (Round 2 and Round 5) when following a round where both player and opponent played 'Rock'."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to switch between moves, but also has a pattern where they occasionally repeat 'Rock'. Given that the last move was 'Scissors' and considering the history, it's plausible the opponent might choose 'Rock' again as part of their strategy, especially since there's no clear linear progression in their choices."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the simplest scenario where the opponent might repeat their move, especially given no other information about their strategy. Thus, my prediction for Round 2 is also Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and could involve a pattern or adaptation based on your moves, a logical next step might be to try and exploit a potential alternating pattern or simply choose a move that would beat the opponent's last choice (Paper), which is Scissors."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent might be alternating between moves or possibly following a pattern based on the player's previous guesses. In Round 1, both played Rock, in Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper after two Rocks, and in Round 3, both played Scissors. Without a clear repeating pattern but considering the opponent adapted by changing from Rock to Paper and then matched Scissors, the next logical step could be returning to Rock as part of an adaptive or alternating strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a tendency to repeat moves. Since the last move was not Rock (it was Scissors in Round 3), and considering the history, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible as it follows an observed repetition in the opponent's strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and both times they were correctly predicted or followed a pattern where Rock was a repeated choice. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between losing and winning against the player's guesses. Given that in Round 5, the opponent won with Paper, it could be expected that in Round 6, they might choose a move that could potentially lose or repeat a previous successful move for them, which is less predictable but based on pattern Rock seems a plausible next choice."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between losing and winning against the player's guesses, with Paper beating Rock in rounds 2 and 5, and Scissors losing to Rock in round 6 but would have beaten the guessed Rock if played in round 3. However, considering the game history, a repeating pattern isn't clearly evident, but the occurrence of Rock at intervals suggests it might be a favored choice or part of the hidden strategy."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. Given that in Round 7, both the player and the opponent played Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should switch to Paper in the next round to beat the player if they were to play Rock again."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to follow a pattern where they play Rock, then Paper, then Scissors, and repeat. Given the last move was Rock in Round 7, and the opponent played Paper after every Rock in previous rounds (Round 2 after Round 1, Round 5 after Round 4), it is likely they will play Paper again following the pattern observed."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between losing and winning against the player's guesses, with Rock being a common move in the winning cases for the opponent. Given this pattern and the fact that the last round (Round 9) was a loss for the player (guessing Paper when the opponent played Scissors), it is plausible that the opponent will play Rock again to continue this observed pattern and potentially win or force a draw."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move, at least for the next round. Without additional information or a clear pattern from more rounds, the safest initial assumption is that the opponent's behavior could be consistent."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be alternating or following a sequence. Since Paper beats Rock, a possible next move could be Scissors, as it would follow a pattern where each move is beaten by the next (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). This prediction assumes the opponent is using a simple strategy based on the game's natural sequence."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move to test or adapt), the next logical step in a pattern or adaptive strategy might involve returning to a starting point or countering an expected counter. Since I correctly guessed Rock initially, and then incorrectly guessed it again when the opponent switched to Paper, the opponent might revert back to a base case like Rock after having played each of the three options once."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move they've played before and switching to a different one, and considering Round 3 was Scissors and Round 4 was Rock, my prediction for Round 5 is based on looking for a pattern or consistency in their strategy. Since there isn't a clear, complex pattern from just four moves but noticing the repetition of 'Rock', I'm making an educated guess that they might stick with what seems to be their most favored or initial choice so far."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last guess was incorrect (guessing Rock when the opponent played Paper), and looking back at Round 3 where Scissors was correctly guessed, it suggests the opponent might not follow a simple alternating pattern. However, observing that every time 'Rock' is guessed incorrectly (it results in the opponent playing 'Paper'), and considering the need for a different approach after two incorrect guesses of 'Rock', guessing 'Scissors' could potentially exploit an unseen pattern or force the opponent into a known move based on game history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Since the last move was Scissors (Round 6), following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7) and Scissors. Given that the last round (Round 7) was a match with Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper next."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players choose the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players chose Paper, following the pattern observed so far (Round 1: Rock-Rock, Round 2: Rock-Paper, Round 3: Scissors-Scissors, Round 4: Rock-Rock, Round 5: Rock-Paper, Round 6: Scissors-Scissors, Round 7: Rock-Rock, Round 8: Paper-Paper), the next move should be Rock to continue the alternating pattern observed after matching moves."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper/Scissors. Given that the last round (9) was Scissors, following the observed alternation pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play a move that would beat the previous move. However, given we have no information on whether the opponent adapts based on the outcome of the round or not, and considering this is just the second round, I'm going to predict Rock again as it's the most straightforward choice without additional data."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems they might be following a cyclic pattern or trying to adapt based on the player's previous guesses. Since the player guessed Rock both times, the opponent could be trying to exploit this by moving to the next item that beats the previous choice (Rock beats Scissors, Paper beats Rock). Thus, predicting Scissors as the next move is a reasonable strategy, assuming the pattern continues or the opponent tries to beat the expected next guess."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move to exploit an expected pattern), it seems like the opponent might be cycling through the options or trying to adapt based on the player's moves. Since the last round was Scissors, if the opponent is following a simple cycle or attempting to throw off the player by mirroring or countering their previous guesses, they might return to Rock as part of their strategy, especially considering that after losing with Scissors (to the player's correct guess), they might revert to a starting point or try to capitalize on an expected pattern from the player."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems like the opponent might be alternating between repeating a move that was previously successful for them or countering the player's previous guess. Since in Round 3 the player guessed Scissors correctly and in Round 4 the player guessed Rock correctly (which was also the opponent's choice), there isn't a clear alternating pattern based on the provided history. However, considering the lack of information about the opponent's strategy and noticing that 'Rock' has been a successful play for both the player and the opponent, guessing 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable approach, hoping the opponent might stick with a previously successful move or not change strategy drastically."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Scissors. Since the last guess was incorrect (Rock vs Paper), I predict the next move will be Scissors, following an observed pattern in the game history where the opponent tends to switch after a round with a score of 0."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move (Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6). Given that in round 6, both players chose Scissors, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Rock in the next round."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move (Rock in Rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that Round 7 ended with both choosing Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper next."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the player and then switching to a move that beats the player's previous guess. Given the pattern, after Round 8 where both played Paper, the opponent might switch to a winning strategy against Paper, which is Scissors, but considering the alternating pattern of matching and then beating, it seems more likely the opponent will play a move that would beat Rock (since the last matching move was Paper), suggesting Paper as a less likely next move if following a simple alternating strategy. However, noticing the outcomes: the opponent matches moves in rounds 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8, and beats the player's guess in rounds 2 and 5 with Paper. Given this pattern of behavior, it seems plausible that after matching in round 8, the opponent might beat the expected next move (Rock), suggesting Scissors would be the move to beat Paper, but considering an alternative perspective where patterns are less straightforward, one might argue for a different approach. Yet, observing closely: Rock is matched, then beaten by Paper; Scissors is matched. The pattern isn't as clear-cut upon reevaluation, suggesting an adaptation or randomness. Given this complexity and the desire to simplify the prediction based on given data, predicting 'Paper' assumes the opponent might either continue a less predictable pattern or we're overcomplicating the analysis. Upon further reflection, the correct approach should consider the actual observed behavior more accurately: The wins are primarily when guessing the same as the opponent (Rock in rounds 1, 4, 7, Scissors in round 3 and 6, Paper in round 8), suggesting a potential for repeating moves or a pattern based on previous moves. Given this correction, if the opponent played to beat in rounds where we didn't match (rounds 2 and 5 with Paper after our Rock guesses), and matched in others, predicting the next move requires identifying the sequence correctly. Since the last few rounds suggest matching moves lead to wins for us, predicting the next move should consider what would logically follow if the opponent is indeed following a specific, learnable pattern or simply playing to match/beaten by previous moves."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors) after a correct guess of Rock. Given the pattern observed, where after each correct guess of Rock by me, the opponent plays Paper in the next round if I guessed something else before guessing Rock again, but considering the last few moves involved guesses of Rock, Paper, and then Paper followed by Scissors from the opponent, it suggests an alternating or adaptive strategy based on my previous guesses. Since the last guess was Paper and the outcome was 0 (meaning the opponent played Scissors), following the observed pattern where I previously guessed Rock correctly multiple times before guessing Paper, and considering the game's history where after a loss (guessing Paper when the opponent played Scissors) the next move from the opponent could revert to a previous successful guess for me (which was Rock), it seems reasonable to predict Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't complex given the limited information. Without additional data suggesting otherwise, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable initial approach."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent changed their move from Rock to Paper after you correctly predicted Rock, it might suggest an alternating or adaptive strategy. Assuming the opponent continues to alternate or change their strategy based on the previous round's outcome, and considering you incorrectly guessed in Round 2 (meaning the opponent successfully avoided your guess), for Round 3, the opponent might choose Scissors to beat your potential guess of Paper (following a typical RPS sequence where Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). This prediction is based on a simple pattern recognition and the assumption that the opponent adapts their strategy to avoid being predicted correctly."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence seems to follow the typical RPS pattern where each move beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors cuts Paper, Paper covers Rock), but starting from Rock. Assuming the pattern continues in a cyclic manner, after Scissors would come Rock again as it beats Scissors."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between repeating a previous move and switching to a different one, and considering the last round was a repeat of Rock, it seems plausible that the next move could be a switch. However, without a clear pattern emerging from just four rounds, the safest bet based on frequency alone would be to predict Rock again, as it's the most repeated move so far."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with one instance of Scissors. Given the pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper after each correct guess of Rock, and considering the last move was Paper (which lost to the prediction of Rock), it's plausible that the opponent might switch to Scissors next, as there's no clear repeating pattern but an attempt to alternate or mix strategies."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Scissors (in round 6), following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7), and Scissors in rounds where you guessed Scissors. Given that in Round 7, both players chose Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and then changing it. Specifically, rounds 1 and 4 had the same outcome (both Rock), and rounds 2 and 5 also had the same outcome (both Paper). Furthermore, in rounds where the guess was Scissors (rounds 3 and 6), the opponent also played Scissors. In round 7, the guess and opponent's move were both Rock again, similar to rounds 1 and 4. Then, in round 8, both were Paper. Given this alternating pattern of repetition and change, after two consecutive rounds where the outcome was 1 (rounds 7 and 8), we might expect a switch similar to what happened after rounds 1 and 4, suggesting the opponent could play Paper next, following the observed pattern of behavior."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which are all odd-numbered rounds. Given the pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 10, following the established sequence."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I also guessed Rock, it's possible that the opponent is following a simple strategy or repeating their moves. Without more information, the safest bet for the next round is to predict the same move again, which is Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie, but since the task is to predict the next move based on earning points for correct predictions, we consider the outcome as per the rules. In Round 2, you guessed Rock, but the opponent played Paper, winning that round. Since the opponent's strategy isn't explicitly stated but seems to adapt or change, a common approach in such predictive models is to look for patterns or try to outguess based on limited information. Without an explicit pattern from just two rounds and considering the goal is to predict the next move correctly to earn points, one might guess the opponent could switch again to avoid repetition or to exploit a potential pattern they perceive in your guesses. Since Paper beats Rock and if we consider a simplistic alternating strategy (which might not hold but is a starting point with limited data), the next logical step could be for the opponent to play Scissors, as it would beat Paper, following a sequence of moves that ensure adaptation or an attempt to outmaneuver based on perceived strategies."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper once. Since the opponent's move in Round 1 was Rock and then changed to Paper in Round 2, and considering they mirrored my move in Round 3 by also playing Scissors, I'm going to predict Rock for Round 4. This prediction is based on a simple alternating pattern observation, assuming the opponent might return to their first choice after mirroring my last guess."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move they've won with (Paper in Round 2) and matching the player's guess (Scissors in Round 3). Given that the last round was a match (both played Rock), the next logical step, based on the pattern observed, would be for the opponent to either repeat their winning strategy or switch. Since there's no clear repeating pattern of wins/losses but rather an alternation of matching and differing, predicting 'Rock' is a reasonable guess as it follows one of the strategies seen (playing Rock after a round where both played the same)."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after each correct guess of Rock, suggesting an adaptive strategy. Given the pattern observed so far (Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper), the next move could logically be Scissors as it follows the sequence and hasn't been played by the opponent after a round where they played Paper."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Scissors (round 6), following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move (Rock in Rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that Round 7 ended with both choosing Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper next."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players play the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent's next move should be Paper."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern every three rounds. Since the last round (9) the opponent played Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm going to assume the opponent might follow a simple or repeating pattern for the next move. Given no other information, the safest assumption is that the opponent could repeat their previous move, hence predicting Rock again."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock, Paper), it seems like they might be following a cyclic pattern or trying to exploit the player's tendency to repeat moves. Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and then switched to Paper in Round 2, a logical next move could be Scissors, either as part of a pattern (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors) or because they anticipate the player might guess Paper after seeing the sequence so far."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once, and Paper once. Given that the opponent's moves so far have been alternating between winning and losing against a hypothetical constant 'Rock' player (assuming the game started with an effective 'tie' for the purpose of this pattern), and considering my own guesses were not a factor in their decision-making as per the initial problem statement, I will predict Rock based on the idea that the opponent might revert to their first move or follow a simple alternating strategy between available choices."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their moves don't seem to follow a simple alternating pattern. Given that the opponent's last move was Rock, which matched my guess in Round 4, I will assume the opponent might repeat this successful strategy again or at least not switch immediately after a match. Thus, my prediction for the next round is Rock."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper in round 5, the next move could be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and these occurrences have been after either a win or a loss for the opponent. Given that in Round 6, the opponent lost to the user's guess of Rock (since the opponent played Scissors), following the pattern observed, the opponent might revert to playing Rock again as it did after winning in Round 2 and losing in Round 3."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and a move that beats the player's most frequent guess, which is Rock. Given the history, after two consecutive rounds where the player guessed Rock correctly (Round 4) and incorrectly due to the opponent playing Scissors (Round 6), and then another correct guess of Rock (Round 7), it suggests the opponent may now play a move that beats Rock, which is Paper."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move. Given the pattern observed so far, after two consecutive rounds where the opponent played Rock (Round 4 and Round 7), it is likely they will play Paper in the next round, as seen in Rounds 2 and 5."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and other moves after a correct guess of Rock. Given the history, after Round 8 where both guessed Paper, if the pattern of alternation continues, and considering the outcomes, the next move could likely be Rock as it has been a common choice for the opponent after specific patterns."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information or a clear pattern from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the provided single round is that the opponent could stick with what worked, which is Rock."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, making your prediction incorrect. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and could involve either a repeating pattern or an adaptive response to your guesses, a logical next step would be to consider the possibility that the opponent might alternate or change their move based on the previous round's outcome. However, with only two data points and no clear indication of the strategy's complexity, predicting the exact next move involves significant uncertainty. One approach could be to try and force a pattern or assume the opponent might stick with a winning strategy (in this case, Paper) for one more round or switch to counter a potential repeating guess from you. Given these considerations and aiming for a simplistic predictive model without overcomplicating the opponent's strategy, guessing Scissors (which beats Paper) could be seen as an attempt to capitalize on the possibility that the opponent might either repeat their last move or not have a strategy complex enough to account for your adaptive guessing."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between a repeating pattern and an adaptive response. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, and in Round 3, they played Scissors, both of which matched the guess. However, in Round 2, the opponent adapted by playing Paper against a repeated Rock guess. Given this behavior, it seems plausible that the opponent might revert to their initial choice or try to exploit a perceived pattern in the guesses. Since there's no clear indication of how the opponent will adapt next and considering the alternating nature, guessing Rock as a potential repeat or starting point of a new pattern seems reasonable."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems like the opponent might be alternating or has a preference for Rock. Since Round 3 was Scissors and Round 4 was Rock, if there's any form of alternating pattern or if the opponent tends to favor Rock after playing other moves, then the next move could likely be Rock again."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with Scissors being played only once in Round 3. Given the alternating pattern between Rock and Paper, it seems plausible that the next move could be Scissors to break the symmetry or continue an unpredictable sequence."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 6, both players played Scissors, following the pattern observed so far (Round 1: Both Rock, Round 2: Opponent Paper; Round 3: Both Scissors, Round 4: Both Rock; Round 5: Opponent Paper; Round 6: Both Scissors), it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock in Round 7."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players choose the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that round 7 was a tie with both playing Rock, the next move could follow the pattern observed in rounds 2 and 5, where the opponent played Paper after a round where both chose Rock."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players choose the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players chose Paper, following the observed pattern, the opponent's next move should be Paper."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern every three rounds. Since the last round where the opponent played Rock was round 7, and the game has progressed two rounds since then (rounds 8 and 9), it is plausible that the opponent will play Rock again in round 10, following the observed pattern."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or play randomly. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess is to predict the same move again, as there's no clear pattern to adapt to yet."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could involve cycling through the options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) or trying to outmaneuver based on previous moves. Since the opponent's move changed from Rock to Paper, which beats Rock, my next guess is that they will play Scissors, as it would be a logical next step in attempting to outguess me or following a simple alternating pattern."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move to see how I adapt), my next prediction is based on looking for a pattern or potential repeat in their strategy. Since the opponent has already shown all three moves once, a simple pattern might involve repeating one of these moves after showing all possibilities. Without more complex information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, predicting 'Rock' seems reasonable as it could be part of a cycle or an attempt to establish a baseline strategy."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern of play, it seems the opponent may be alternating or has a preference for certain moves under specific conditions not fully discernible from the given history. However, since the last move was a match with my guess (both were Rock in Round 4), and considering there's no clear pattern from just four rounds, I'm predicting Rock again due to its recurrence."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock, but since the last round involved a guess of Rock and the outcome was incorrect (opponent played Paper), following the pattern observed in rounds 2 and 5 where the opponent played Paper after a Rock guess, it might indicate the next move could be different. However, considering the alternating pattern and that the last correct guess was for Rock in Round 4, if we look at the history again with a focus on patterns: Round 1 (Rock), Round 2 (Paper), Round 3 (Scissors), Round 4 (Rock), Round 5 (Paper), there seems to be an alternating or patterned strategy. Given that Round 3 was Scissors and we won, and then the pattern of Rock and Paper continues, the next logical step could indeed follow the sequence observed but with a consideration for a potential repeat or shift in strategy based on our guesses and outcomes. Since the opponent has shown to play Rock after winning (from our perspective, losing) against Scissors and given that we have mostly guessed Rock with one instance of guessing Scissors correctly, it might suggest an adaptation where if the opponent were strictly alternating or had a pattern based on wins/losses, they could potentially choose Scissors next as a less predictable move following their Paper play in Round 5."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Scissors in rounds 3 and 6, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given the sequence so far (Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, Paper, Scissors), the next move could logically be Rock if the pattern of alternating between winning and losing continues."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players chose the same move (Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7). Given that round 7 ended with both choosing Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent seems to have a pattern where they alternate between playing 'Rock' and 'Paper'. Given the history, every time after playing 'Paper', they switched back to 'Rock'. Following this observed pattern, since in Round 8 the opponent played 'Paper', it is likely they will play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which are all odd-numbered rounds. Given the pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Rock again in round 10, following the established sequence."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately complex. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked or try to establish a pattern starting from the first move."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and there's no explicit pattern yet, one approach could be to try and exploit a potential alternating or adaptive strategy by guessing Scissors next. This choice is somewhat arbitrary without more data but aims to introduce variety in predictions to potentially uncover the opponent's strategy."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock once and it was in the first round. Since then, they've played Paper and Scissors. Given that their strategy might involve a pattern or could be adaptive based on our guesses, predicting 'Rock' for the next move is reasonable because it would be a return to their initial choice after exploring other options."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern of repeating moves, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a move they've played before. Since Rock has been played by the opponent in two out of four rounds, it appears to be their most common choice so far, making it a reasonable prediction for the next round."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock correctly, and also played Paper twice after I guessed Rock. Given that Round 4 was a repeat of Round 1 (both were Rock), and considering Round 5 repeated the pattern seen in Round 2 (Paper following a correct guess of Rock), the next move could potentially follow the initial pattern observed at the start, suggesting another Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and their moves seem to be alternating between different choices. Given that the last two rounds were losses for me with predictions of Rock (Round 5) and then a switch to Rock again not matching Scissors in Round 6, I anticipate the opponent might revert back to a previously successful move, which could logically include Rock based on the pattern of returns to successful or familiar moves observed."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and a different move (either Paper or Scissors) after each round where the guess was correct. Given that Round 7 resulted in a correct guess of Rock, following the pattern observed so far, the next move might be Paper as it is one of the moves that follows a correct Rock guess."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 3, with occasional insertion of Scissors. Given the last move was Rock in Round 7 and then both players chose Paper in Round 8, anticipating a switch back to the pattern suggests the opponent might choose Paper again as it did after playing Rock in previous rounds."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, which suggests a potential repeating pattern. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between winning and losing against the player's guesses, with a tendency to return to Rock after playing Paper or Scissors. Given this observation, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. To be safe, predicting Rock as the initial move can help establish a pattern that the opponent may follow, which can then be used for making predictions in subsequent rounds."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Additionally, without any information about the opponent's strategy, assuming repetition is a reasonable starting point."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the previous three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. To make an educated guess, we assume they might switch to Paper next to avoid losing against someone who could predict their pattern and play Scissors. However, it is essential to note that this strategy may change if the opponent uses adaptive behavior."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last four rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. There is no evidence so far of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior that would suggest they will change their move. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict they will continue playing Rock."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 5 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's safe to assume that they might continue with their recent trend. However, this prediction would change if there were variations in the opponent's moves."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). This repetitive behavior suggests that they might continue with their same strategy in the next round as well. Hence, it is most likely that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Rock for 8 consecutive rounds. Hence, it is safe to predict that the opponent will likely continue with their consistent pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the past 9 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is to pick Rock as it's considered a safe opening move. Therefore, our prediction for the opponent's next move is also Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it's also possible that the opponent is using an adaptive strategy which we cannot predict without more data. For now, assuming repetition seems like the simplest and most reasonable approach."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history shows that the opponent played Rock for the first two rounds, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same pattern or strategy in the next round as well. However, this is a simplified version of RPS and assuming adaptive behavior from the opponent isn't considered here."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider several possibilities. One possibility is that they will continue with the same pattern and play Rock again. However, if they are using a repeating pattern, it would be unusual for them not to change their choice at some point. Another possibility is that they are trying to adapt to our expectations by playing the counter to what we might predict, i.e., Paper. Considering these options, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (5 out of 5 rounds). Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in six out of seven rounds, showing a strong preference for this move. There is no evidence so far of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior that would suggest playing either Paper or Scissors."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. Rock is a widely used and neutral option, reducing the risk of an unfavorable start. Thus, our initial prediction is 'Rock'."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it's also possible that the opponent could change their move unexpectedly. Given the limited information available, predicting Rock seems like the safest bet."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the previous three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In an attempt to predict a possible variation, I am assuming that the opponent might switch to Paper in this round."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first four rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same move."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the past 5 rounds. It is likely that they will continue to do so, as there is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past six rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to follow this pattern and play Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Rock again in the next round."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 8 rounds. There is no pattern or adaptive behavior detected, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue with this strategy."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 9 rounds. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptation in their moves, so it is reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy or adaptive behavior, this is just an educated guess based on the limited data provided."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock consistently for the first three rounds. In an attempt to predict a possible change in their strategy, I will predict Paper. However, if they continue to follow a repeating pattern, they might play Rock again."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last four rounds, the opponent has consistently played Rock. There is no observable pattern or change in their behavior so far. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a very strong probability that they will continue to do so. This could be due to a repeating pattern or an adaptive behavior based on our moves (which we don't know). However, with the information provided, predicting Rock is the most reasonable choice."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last six rounds, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (7 out of 7 rounds). There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy, so it's reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""In the past 9 rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock every time. There is no pattern or change in their behavior so far, so it's reasonable to predict they will continue with this strategy and choose Rock again."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, so it's possible that they might follow a repeating pattern or have not developed adaptive behavior yet. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it's likely that they are following a pattern or have a preference for Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To make an educated guess, we can assume that they might switch to a different move to counter a possible assumption of their continued use of Rock. Based on common strategies in RPS, switching to Paper could be likely as it beats Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the last 4 rounds. It's reasonable to assume they might continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. There is no observable pattern or change in their behavior to suggest they will switch to Paper or Scissors. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict they will continue playing Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 8 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue with this pattern and play Rock again."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. As a result, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to consider that this is a simplified version of RPS, and adaptive behavior is not guaranteed. Nonetheless, without further information about the opponent's strategy or tendencies, basing the prediction on the given game history is the most logical approach."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In an attempt to outsmart them, a reasonable next move would be Paper, as it beats Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock in the last 4 rounds. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptation seen so far, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds (5 times). There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so the safest bet would be to predict they will continue playing Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 7 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds, making it a consistent pattern. Predicting any other move would go against the observed behavior, so the safest bet is to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 9 rounds, making it a very strong pattern. It is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting strategy in games like RPS is to 'play fair,' so assuming the opponent does not have a hidden strategy, they might start with Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. To begin, let's assume the opponent will play Rock. This assumption does not require any complex reasoning, as it only aims to establish a base case for further analysis in upcoming rounds."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe assumption for the next move would be to also play Rock. This is based on the principle of 'safety in consistency' - opponents may not always vary their strategies, so starting with a predictable pattern can help establish potential tendencies."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Given the game history for the first two rounds, the opponent has played Rock both times. Therefore, based on this repeating pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in all three rounds so far. While it's possible that they could continue to play Rock, a reasonable assumption would be that they might switch to Paper to beat our repeated Rock guesses. However, since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected from the opponent yet, this prediction is based on the expectation of strategic variation in their future moves."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for this move. It's essential to consider adaptive behavior from the opponent, but given the simplicity of the game so far, predicting Rock as the next move is the most reasonable choice."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with their current choice."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, making it the most consistently used move so far. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected from the game history provided, and there have been no instances of the opponent playing Paper or Scissors. Therefore, based on the available information, predicting Rock as the opponent's next move seems to be the safest choice."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 9 rounds, making it highly likely that they will continue to follow this pattern."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. As this is our first interaction and I don't have enough data to identify a pattern or adaptive behavior yet, I'll assume the opponent will repeat their initial move."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has repeated the move 'Rock' for the last three rounds. Therefore, based on this repeating pattern, it is most likely that they will play 'Rock' again in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past four rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue with the same move."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has consistently played Rock for all 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for all six rounds in the game history. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""Given the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for all 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for all 8 rounds. Therefore, it is most likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""Given the game history, the opponent has consistently been playing Rock for all 9 rounds. There is no pattern or adaptation observed so far, and it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with this strategy in the next round as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. 'Rock' is a neutral and commonly used option in games like RPS, so predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's next move for this round seems reasonable."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, so it's possible they might follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no evidence of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet, it's safe to assume that the opponent might continue with the same move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To make an educated guess, we assume that they might be trying to create a false pattern or adapt their strategy. By changing to Paper, we can potentially earn a point if the opponent continues with Rock and also cover Scissors."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for this move."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Given the game history, the opponent has been following a pattern of playing Rock for the first five rounds. While there was one instance where the pattern broke in Round 4, it is still likely that the opponent will return to the observed pattern and play Rock again."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 7 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. It is reasonable to predict they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 8 rounds consistently, suggesting a pattern or preference for this move."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds, making it highly likely that they will continue to follow this pattern in the next round."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it is likely they will continue with the same pattern or choose a move without a clear strategy. To begin with, assuming a non-strategic behavior, the most probable next move for the opponent would be Rock again."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or starting the game with a specific move. Predicting the same move again to check if this is indeed a repeating pattern."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider whether they are following a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy. In this case, since there is no clear pattern yet, it's possible that the opponent might switch to another move like Paper or Scissors to keep us from guessing correctly based on repetition. However, without enough information about their strategy, we cannot rule out the possibility of them continuing with Rock. Considering the limited data and lack of clear pattern, I would predict a break from the current trend and choose Paper as the next move for the opponent."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the first four rounds. It's likely that they will continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock in the past five rounds. It's likely that they will continue this trend, as there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from their moves so far."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected in their moves so far, and they have not made any unexpected changes after a loss. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will continue with their established habit of playing Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 7 rounds, making it a very strong pattern. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent, so it's reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for the last 9 rounds. In an attempt to predict a possible change in their strategy, I will choose Paper as the next move, since it beats Rock."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. So, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might suggest they are following a simple repeating pattern. To break this pattern and gain an advantage, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent may switch to Rock in the next round. However, considering that there isn't enough information about the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock as the next move could also be a part of their adaptive behavior. Nonetheless, based on the given history, predicting Rock seems like the most plausible option."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a repeating pattern or have a strong preference for Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to play Paper."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds, so they might be either following a repeating pattern or trying to exploit our perceived weakness against Paper. To break this pattern and avoid losing points, I predict that the opponent will play 'Scissors' in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds consecutively. There is no evidence so far that suggests the opponent is using a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior other than consistently choosing Paper. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 8 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to choose Paper in the next round as well."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that they might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be Rock, but in subsequent rounds, the reasoning and prediction could change based on the observed behavior."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. While it's possible that they could be following a pattern where they always play Paper, it's more likely that they are alternating between two options (Paper and Rock or Paper and Scissors). Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This might indicate a repeating pattern or an adaptation to our potential strategy. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, the next logical step after playing three consecutive Papers is to switch to Rock, as it beats Scissors (which would be the expected counter to Paper). However, since the opponent seems to be non-random and adaptive, we cannot rule out the possibility of another Paper. But predicting Rock in this situation introduces some level of surprise and may have a better chance of success."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or the limit of their strategy. In either case, a safe prediction would be to expect a repeat of Paper. However, as a simple heuristic to exploit possible patterns, we can predict Rock, hoping that the opponent might over-index on Paper and forget to account for the possibility of an observant player trying to counter their pattern."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider adaptive strategies, a simple repeating pattern is also a possibility. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We'll begin by predicting the most likely outcome, which is Rock in this case."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue to play Paper in the next round as well. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, predicting the same move (Paper) based on the assumption of a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be alternating between Rock and Paper or trying to confuse me with repetition. If they are indeed alternating, their next move would be Rock. However, since they could also be trying to deceive, I will predict Rock as it is the safer option if they decide to deviate from their pattern."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they may be following a pattern or continuing to choose Paper."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with their established pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. In a simple repeating pattern strategy, they are likely to continue with this trend. However, to account for adaptive behavior, it's worth considering that they might switch to Rock or Scissors to counter such a prediction. But given the simplicity of the rules so far, I will predict they will play Paper again."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last six rounds consecutively. There is no indication of a pattern or adaptive behavior yet, so assuming they will continue with their recent trend, the next move should be Paper as well."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last seven rounds consecutively. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, so the safest bet would be to assume they will continue playing Paper."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly. However, in this case, to keep things simple and easy to understand, we will begin by predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's move."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would play Paper again in the next round. However, even if the opponent uses a more sophisticated strategy or adapts their behavior, choosing Paper again could still be their response to maintain the illusion of a repeating pattern and try to catch us predicting Rock again."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might suggest they are following a simple repetition pattern or trying to deceive us into predicting Paper again. However, since Rock beats Scissors (which was the move before Paper), there's a chance the opponent could switch to Scissors instead. To balance these possibilities, I will predict the more likely outcome based on a repeating pattern, which is Rock."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they may continue with this pattern."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds, so it is likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a more informed prediction, I would need to observe a variety of moves from the opponent. For now, I predict Rock as it is the next move in the classic Rock-Paper-Scissors progression, and the opponent has not provided clear evidence of adaptive behavior."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper again."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 out of 8 rounds, indicating a pattern or tendency to choose that option. Predicting Rock may counter this pattern and be more likely to earn a point."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consecutively. It's not a dynamic or adaptive strategy since they are not responding to different guesses but rather repeating the same move. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict that they will continue with Paper, but considering possible randomness, there's also a chance they might switch to Rock."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a repetitive pattern or a preference for Paper. However, to balance this and account for the possibility of adaptive behavior from the opponent, I predict they will switch to Rock."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or using Paper as their primary choice."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so the safest bet would be to assume they will continue playing Paper."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. Since there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent, it's reasonable to assume they will continue with their pattern. However, to encourage variety in the opponent's play and maximize long-term scoring potential, predicting Rock instead of Paper may incentivize the opponent to switch strategies."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last seven rounds consecutively. It is unusual for an adaptive or pattern-based strategy to involve playing the same move more than a few times in a row, as it becomes predictable. The sudden shift to a consistent Paper play may indicate that the opponent is trying to bait me into guessing Rock frequently. However, after eight rounds of consistent Paper plays, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch strategies or revert to a random move. Given that Rock beats Scissors, which could potentially be the next move if the opponent decides to start varying their choices, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. It is unlikely that they will continue this pattern indefinitely, as it would be easily predictable by an intelligent player. The most likely variation is switching to Rock. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, I assume equal probability for all choices, but suggest Rock because of the need for variation."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock'."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good starting point would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I'll assume a 33% chance for each option. I'm predicting Rock because it's the safest choice given equal probabilities for all three options."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a repeating pattern or have a strong bias towards Paper. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last four rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a consistent pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a more informed prediction, I would need to observe changes in their strategy over more rounds. However, based on this limited history, it is likely that they will play Paper again."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern and choose Paper again."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This could indicate a repeating pattern or a strategy that beats Rock and Scissors, but loses to Paper. By alternating between our guess of Rock and Paper, we might be able to exploit this potential pattern."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider the possibility that they might continue this pattern, it's also possible that they could switch strategies to catch us off guard. However, given the simplicity of the game and the lack of adaptive behavior shown so far, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round. To exploit this potential pattern, I will predict Rock, which beats Paper."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a neutral strategy and predict that they will choose 'Rock'. This prediction is made with the understanding that future predictions will need to be based on more data and adaptive reasoning."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeatable pattern, they would continue to play Paper in the next round as well. However, since there might be adaptive behavior, observing their potential adaption to our anticipation is interesting; thus, playing Paper again could confirm such a strategy."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. While it's possible that they could be continuing a pattern or using an adaptive strategy, it's also common for opponents to alternate between two moves. Given the simplicity of this game and the lack of information about the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock as the next move is a reasonable guess based on the assumption that the opponent might be alternating their moves."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, establishing a pattern. It is likely that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue with the same pattern indefinitely without any variation. To guess the next move, I'm looking for a move that would beat Paper. The most reasonable choice seems to be Scissors because Rock has already been played twice and lost (Rounds 1 and 3), and introducing a new pattern with Scissors might catch the opponent off-guard."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds consecutively, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with their established pattern and play Paper again."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 8 rounds consecutively, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 9 rounds consecutively, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round as well."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that random chance of 1/3 for each option, we'll predict the most likely outcome by assuming the opponent will choose Rock."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent's strategy is hidden, we don't have enough information to make a predictive analysis based on their past moves. However, in general, people tend to use rock as their first move, so it's a common assumption that paper might be the next move to beat rock. This prediction follows standard Rock-Paper-Scissors strategy and is not guaranteed to be accurate for this particular opponent."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might suggest they are following a simple repeating pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking they will always play Paper. A common next move after two Papers is Rock, so I predict the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds, so they might be either following a fixed pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking that Paper is their only move. To test this hypothesis, predicting Scissors as the next move could be a good strategy."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last six rounds consecutively. There is no evidence so far of any repeating pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent other than consistently choosing Paper. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 8 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue with Paper."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 9 rounds consecutively, showing a repeating pattern. It is likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper again."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent has an equal probability of choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. A common starting choice for many players is Rock, so we will predict 'Rock' as the opponent's next move."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a neutral strategy would be to copy the opponent's last move. This is known as 'Retaliation-based matching' or 'Win-stay, lose-shift' heuristic which can be effective against unknown strategies."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be alternating between Rock and Paper or exploring different options. Since I earned a point in Round 2 by predicting Paper, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent could switch to Rock next."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. Therefore, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to play Paper."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a consistent pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, it would be wise to predict Rock as the next move, hoping that the opponent will continue their consistent behavior."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This might indicate a repeating pattern or their chosen strategy. To exploit this, predicting Rock (which beats Paper) could be a good choice."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. Since there is no adaptive behavior detected, it's safe to assume that they will continue with their pattern. However, to encourage a shift in the opponent's strategy, predicting Rock might create an opportunity for gaining points if they follow the same pattern."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. Thus, our initial prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repetitive strategy, they might continue playing Paper. Also, since there are no visible patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, assuming a beginner's strategy is a reasonable starting point."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a repeating pattern or preference for Paper. In response to this consistent behavior, predicting the next move as Scissors could counter Paper."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. Since there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed so far, a safe guess would be Rock, as it has an equal chance against Paper and may help in identifying any potential patterns in the opponent's strategy."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last four rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds consecutively. Assuming they are following a repeating pattern or have no adaptive behavior, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper. However, as a strategy to outsmart this potential pattern, predicting Scissors might be beneficial because if the opponent continues with Paper, it would still result in a tie. Predicting Rock or continuing with Paper would most likely lead to losing since the opponent has played Paper consistently."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds, so it is likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently, so it's reasonable to predict they will continue with that pattern."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock' with a 1/3 chance."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a move that beats Rock. If this behavior continues, the pattern would suggest that they might play a move that beats Paper next. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repetitive pattern, they might continue with Scissors again; however, to make a more informed prediction, we look for patterns that span more than one round. The 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' cycle repeats every three rounds. Therefore, if the opponent is following this basic strategy, they should play Rock in the next round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, showing a preference for this move. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage in repeatedly choosing the same option. A reasonable assumption would be that the opponent tries to balance their choices and might choose Paper next. However, since they have shown a pattern so far, it is still likely they will play Scissors again. But to avoid falling into a predictable pattern ourselves, predicting Paper here could potentially give us an advantage."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple strategy would be to always play the counter move for the previous play (i.e., Paper for Rock, Rock for Scissors, and Scissors for Paper). This is called a 'counter-strategy'. So, based on this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Rock next."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, there might be a possibility that the opponent is following a fixed strategy or pattern. Considering this, the next move could be Rock; hence, predicting Paper (which beats Rock) would maximize our chances of earning a point in the next round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. To break this pattern and follow the basic rules of Rock-Paper-Scissors, the next logical move for the opponent would be either Paper or Rock. However, since there is no indication that the opponent is adapting their strategy yet, I predict they will continue to play Scissors, making our move Rock a valid counter."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all seven rounds so far. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that the opponent will continue with the same pattern (confimation bias). However, to avoid being predictable and taking advantage of this pattern, I predict the opponent will switch to Paper to beat my expected Rock."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent repeats the same move, we would expect them to play Scissors again. However, in an attempt to predict possible adaptive behavior, we consider that after several rounds of the same move, they might switch to another move. The most likely switch from Scissors is Rock (to cut Paper). Therefore, our prediction is Rock."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming a repetitive pattern and predict 'Rock' for the first round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they wouldn't choose Rock as their next move because it would lose against Paper (the previous choice). Also, choosing Scissors again would create a repeating pattern that could be exploited later. Therefore, the most reasonable choice for the opponent seems to be Paper."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Additionally, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, making a pattern-based prediction more likely."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively, especially if they are following a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Therefore, a reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to one of the remaining options, Paper. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this prediction could still be subject to change."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there is no apparent pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent, we can assume that they might be playing randomly. However, 'Scissors' is one of the three available options, and it has been chosen by the opponent repeatedly. Given the lack of other information, predicting Rock (the remaining option) could potentially lead to earning a point if the opponent decides to switch to Paper or continues playing Scissors."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively without any variation. Thus, a reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to Paper or Rock. Given an equal probability for both, I'm predicting Paper as the next move."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to do so. Therefore, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all seven rounds so far. This suggests a repeating pattern or an overemphasis on one move, making it statistically likely they will continue to choose Scissors."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, making it highly predictable that they will continue with Scissors again. However, to introduce a subtle element of surprise and keep the opponent guessing, I will predict Paper. This could potentially cause the opponent to switch to Rock, allowing me to gain an advantage in future rounds."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, so they might be repeating a pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking they will always choose Scissors. To counter this, a good strategy would be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Thus, to begin with, we will predict the opponent's next move as 'Rock'."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent played Scissors in the first round, which could indicate a pattern where they start with a move that beats Rock. If this pattern continues, their next move would be Paper to beat my potential Rock prediction."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Moreover, Rock beats Scissors, potentially providing a motive for such a switch."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, an opponent might repeat their action if they won in the previous round or two. To break this pattern and prevent you from correctly predicting, they could switch to Paper next. However, since they might anticipate this reasoning, they may instead choose to continue with Scissors, making it more difficult to predict their move."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past four rounds. In a simple repeating pattern scenario, they might be expected to continue this trend. Thus, our prediction is Rock, as it would beat Scissors."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, so they might be repeating a pattern or trying to deceive us into predicting Rock again. A good counter to this could be Paper."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. To counter this, a reasonable strategy would be to choose Rock, as it beats Scissors. However, if the opponent decides to change their pattern after seeing our repeated predictions of Rock, they might choose Paper. But based on the current information, with no signs of adaptive behavior from the opponent, predicting Rock is the best course of action."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that they will continue to do so. However, to introduce some randomness and not always fall into the same pattern, I predict the opponent will choose Paper this time."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. Given that there are three possible choices (Rock, Paper, or Scissors) and the opponent has shown a preference for Scissors, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent might switch strategies to balance our predictions. However, since we don't have enough information about their adaptive behavior, let's first predict Rock, hoping they will continue with Scissors."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent plays randomly. So, our best guess would be to predict the most likely outcome, which is 'Rock' as it has a 1/3 chance of being correct."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a move that beats Rock. To counter this, a rational player might choose to play Paper in the next round since it beats Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, many opponents would follow a deterministic strategy or pattern. A common starting pattern is 'Scissors-Paper-Rock', meaning that after playing Scissors twice, the next move should be Rock. This prediction follows the most likely simple strategy an opponent might use."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely for the opponent to play the same move consecutively, as there are no clear patterns or adaptive behaviors from their side so far. Therefore, a reasonable guess would be that they will switch to either Rock or Paper next. Given an equal probability, we predict Paper."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consistently without any variation. A reasonable assumption would be that they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since the pattern hasn't repeated yet, I predict they will play Rock in the next round."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""According to the game history, the opponent has played Scissors in all five rounds so far. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. A reasonable assumption would be that they might continue with this pattern, but considering it's a simplified version of RPS and humans tend to vary their choices, I predict they will switch to Rock to try and beat our anticipated Scissors. However, if forced to make a decision based solely on the given history, then yes, we would predict Scissors as well. But let's assume some level of adaptive behavior from the opponent."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent repeats their move, we would expect them to play Scissors again. However, to introduce some variation and adaptivity into our prediction, let's assume that they might switch moves to counter a potential prediction from us. Given this assumption, they are most likely to choose Rock or Paper next. Since Rock beats Scissors, the opponent might avoid playing Rock as it could lead to an immediate loss if we predict their move correctly. Therefore, the opponent is more likely to choose Paper in the upcoming round."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since there is no clear indication of them changing their strategy, I will predict that they continue playing Scissors, and choosing the counter move would be most beneficial. Therefore, I predict 'Paper'."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. To beat Scissors, a rational player would choose Rock. However, since this is a simplified version and human opponents can be irrational or follow non-repeating patterns, there's no guarantee they will continue with Scissors. Nonetheless, based on the given history, predicting Rock seems most likely."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming a repetitive pattern and predict Rock for the first round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not unusual for a beginner or scripted bot to follow a repetitive pattern. Hence, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple non-adaptive strategy, the sequence Rock-Scissors or Scissors-Rock could be expected. However, given that there is no pattern yet and the adversary might try to exploit our expectation of repetition, I choose to predict Rock this time."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consistently, especially if they are adapting their strategy based on our moves. Therefore, a reasonable assumption would be that they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since we don't have enough information about their possible adaptive behavior, let's assume an equal probability for both options. By chance, there is a 50% likelihood that they will play Rock and a 50% likelihood that they will play Paper. In order to break the tie, I would predict that they will play Paper in this round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a repeating pattern might be observed. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, so they might be repeating a pattern where they play the same move multiple times or possibly trying to catch us off guard with an unlikely sequence. In this context, it is reasonable to assume that after playing Scissors five times, they may switch to Paper next."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 6 rounds. This could indicate a repeating pattern or an inclination towards choosing Scissors. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, the best response to such a trend would be to choose Rock, as it beats Scissors. Thus, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last seven rounds, creating a repeating pattern. It is likely that they will continue this trend."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 7 rounds, making it highly predictable that they will continue with Scissors. However, to encourage diversity and avoid being too predictable ourselves, we will guess Paper, hoping the opponent will stick to Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their behavior, they might follow a repetitive pattern. Hence, expecting the pattern to continue, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess would be 'Rock' as it has an equal chance of being correct for any of the three possible choices the opponent might make."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not uncommon for inexperienced or pattern-based opponents to follow a Rock-Paper-Scissors (RPS) loop. Given that the game only has two moves so far, I predict that the opponent will follow the pattern and play Paper next."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In our simplified RPS, there is no clear pattern that the opponent is following yet. However, a common strategy in such games is to sometimes repeat previous moves. Thus, based on the assumption that the opponent might repeat their move, I predict they will play 'Rock'."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow patterns or repetitive behaviors. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will continue their pattern and play Scissors again. To counter this, a good strategy would be to choose Paper as it beats Rock. This prediction also takes into account the possibility of the opponent trying to adapt to a predictable player by occasionally changing their move; however, based on the information available, this scenario seems less likely."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple repeating pattern strategy could be in place, so I predict they will continue playing Scissors. However, to outsmart this potential pattern, I choose Rock as it beats Scissors."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage for the player repeating the same move. A reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to another move (either Rock or Paper) to try and catch us off guard. However, since we don't have enough information about their adaptive behavior, let's assume a simple pattern change. If they were alternating between two moves, they would likely play Rock next as it follows the pattern. But considering their consistent Scissors choice, we predict that they might choose Paper to balance out the game and make it less obvious."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. A reasonable assumption would be that they might continue this pattern, but considering it's a predictive game and assuming patterns can change, I'm predicting Rock as a possibility of them trying to break their own pattern."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all the previous seven rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with the same pattern."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, if one player keeps playing the same move, it would be best to alternate between winning and losing moves to avoid being predictable. The next move in this alternating pattern after Scissors would be Paper."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, they might be alternating between two options (e.g., Rock-Scissors or Paper-Scissors). Since the last play was Scissors, I predict that the opponent will switch to Rock in the next round."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock', as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'defensive' move since it beats Rock but loses to Paper and Scissors. By playing defensively in the first round, they might feel more confident about using a 'offensive' move like Paper in the next round. Additionally, there is no obvious repeating pattern yet, so predicting the same move as the opponent did in the first round (Scissors) does not seem optimal."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which could indicate a pattern or behavior. In many simplified RPS strategies, Rock is the most common move, so it's possible that the opponent might revert to this 'safer' choice after two consecutive Scissors moves."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, we can expect a repetition of the previous move. However, to account for potential adaptiveness, I'm predicting the next step in the sequence of RPS moves (Scissors -> Rock -> Paper)."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a repeating pattern may emerge. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to potentially start a new pattern."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. This could indicate a repeating pattern, so it is likely that they will play Scissors again."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. A simple strategy would be to always play the counter move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy without randomness or adaptive behavior, this pattern implies that they will continue to play Scissors. To beat Scissors, we predict Paper."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might choose Rock or Paper next. However, since Rock is more likely to counter their perceived pattern, I'm predicting that they will choose Paper to catch us off guard."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past nine rounds. Given that there are three possible choices (Rock, Paper, or Scissors), it is reasonable to assume they might switch to a different choice. However, people often follow patterns and tend to be predictable, especially if they think their pattern has gone unnoticed. Thus, I predict the opponent will choose Rock in the hope of catching us off guard with a new pattern."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a neutral or safe choice, like Rock. This is a baseline prediction, and further decisions can be adjusted based on future game histories."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a move that beats Rock. Following this pattern, if they want to continue beating potential Rock moves, their next logical step would be Paper. However, it's essential to note that this is a simplified simulation and real human behavior may not follow such predictable patterns strictly."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might be expected to switch to Rock next. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, this prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is not trying to deceive or vary their play."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, the opponent might be cycling through all options in order (Rock-Paper-Scissors), so after playing Scissors twice, Paper would be the next move."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a repeating pattern might be observed. Therefore, it is predicted that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to potentially disrupt our prediction. However, since they have been playing Scissors repeatedly, we assume they are not adapting their strategy yet and predict Rock for the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue to play the same move consistently without any variation. Therefore, a reasonable assumption would be that they might switch to Paper or Rock next. Given an equal probability for both options, I'm predicting Paper based on the possibility of trying to 'catch up' or balance their choices."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a simple deterministic strategy, the next move could be Rock to create a repeating pattern (e.g., Scissors-Scissors-Rock). However, considering the simplicity of the game and the number of consecutive losses, predicting Paper might seem reasonable as well. But to avoid another loss if the opponent continues with Scissors, we choose Rock for this round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all seven rounds so far. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with the same pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To counter this, a reasonable prediction would be Rock, as Paper would lose to Scissors."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, they might be repeating the same move. To break this pattern and take advantage of their potential expectation, I predict Paper as the next move."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be beaten by Rock and Paper. It's good practice to vary one's own moves in a game like RPS, so predicting Rock again might not be the best approach. By considering this, we predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might alternate between Rock and Paper. Also, there is no information yet about adaptive behavior from the opponent, so assuming a repeating pattern for now."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. A counter-strategy to Scissors is Paper. Although there's no guarantee that the opponent will follow a predictable pattern, assuming they do, we can predict Paper for this round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it appears that my opponent has played Scissors in all four rounds. In a simple non-adaptive strategy, a player could be playing Rock, Paper, Scissors in a loop (i.e., RPSRPS...). Given our current position in this supposed loop, I predict the opponent's next move to be Rock."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a repeating pattern. To beat Scissors, a Paper move is recommended. We can confirm this prediction by noticing that the sequence Rock (Lose) - Paper (Lose) - Rock (Lose) - Paper (Lose) implies an attempt to outsmart the predictor by changing moves after a loss, which would lead to playing Paper next."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a simple deterministic strategy, the sequence Rock-Scissors-Paper repeats after every three moves. Therefore, if the opponent follows this pattern, they should play Rock next."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all seven rounds of the game so far. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that they will continue to do so. However, to introduce some variation and account for potential adaptive behavior, I predict that the opponent will switch to Paper in this round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To counteract their choice, a reasonable prediction would be Rock."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has the same probability of being chosen as any other option."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for weapons that cut (Scissors and potentially Paper). Given this possible pattern, I predict the opponent will choose Paper in the next round."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds, which suggests they might be repeating a pattern (e.g., R-S-P). By anticipating this potential repetition, we can predict Rock for the next round."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To beat Scissors, your best option is Paper. Hence, I predict the opponent will play 'Scissors' and I will choose 'Paper'."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it appears that the opponent has been playing Scissors consistently for the last four rounds. In response to such a predictable pattern, a good strategy would be to predict the counter move, which in this case is Rock."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, adaptive strategies that purely favor one option quickly become predictable. Thus, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might switch to Paper or Rock. However, since we don't have enough data suggesting a preference for Rock, I will predict that the opponent will choose Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. To break this pattern and follow the rules of the game, the opponent is most likely to switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since there is no clear indication of a preference between these two options, I will predict Rock, assuming that the opponent might want to create an illusion of a repeating pattern with Scissors."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's important to identify patterns in the opponent's behavior. Since the pattern here is clear and persistent, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To beat Scissors, we can choose Paper. Therefore, my prediction for the next round is Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. Given that there are three possible choices (Rock, Paper, Scissors) in this game, I predict that they might want to change their strategy to avoid being predictable. The least expected move after a series of 'Scissors' would be 'Rock'. However, it is also important to note that the opponent may continue playing 'Scissors', given the adaptive behavior mentioned in rule 1. Nonetheless, based on the desire for diversity in moves and the observed pattern, I predict 'Rock'."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no reason to favor one choice over the others."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, so it's possible that they might follow a repeating pattern or have not developed adaptive behavior yet. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but switched to Paper in Round 2. This suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper, or trying not to repeat their previous move. Since they played Rock in Round 1, I predict they will now play Paper."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock in two out of three rounds, showing a tendency to favor this move. So, it is more likely that they will play Rock again."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice so far in the game. There is no obvious pattern yet. However, since Rock was the last move that resulted in a win for us (in Round 1), we will predict that the opponent might choose Rock again, hoping to capitalize on our possible expectation of repetition."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Choosing Paper as the next move is a strategic decision based on the assumption that the opponent might continue with their previously used move or switch to Rock if they are trying to adapt to our previous guesses of Rock."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's less likely they will play Scissors next. Between Rock and Paper, given that Paper was played more recently (round 6) than Rock (round 5), there might be a tendency to alternate between the two. In this case, since Paper was played last, the opponent may choose Rock next."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. While there was one instance each of Paper and Rock in the recent history, the safest bet at this point would be to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher chance they will choose Paper again."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options. In seven rounds, they played Rock three times, while choosing Paper twice and Scissors none. Therefore, it seems likely that they will choose Rock again in the next round."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We'll begin by assuming the opponent is most likely to choose Rock."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock. Since there is not enough information about any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's strategy, I will assume that they might continue with the same move in the next round as well. This is a simple and safe strategy for the initial rounds of the game."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider adaptive behavior. The opponent might be trying to counter my initial guess of Rock by switching to Paper. If this trend continues, the next logical step would be Scissors; however, since I predicted Rock in the first round, it's possible that the opponent will expect me to stick with Rock or switch to Scissors. To capitalize on this possibility, I predict Paper, which can beat Rock and is less likely to be anticipated after two rounds of 'Rock-Paper'."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, which is a common starting strategy in RPS. In rounds two and three, there hasn't been a clear pattern or adaptation from the opponent yet. Choosing Rock again could be part of their hidden strategy or an attempt to confuse predictions."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played 'Paper' twice and 'Rock' twice. There is no evident pattern or adaptation in their moves. Given this randomness, it's reasonable to assume that there is an equal probability of them playing any of the three options (Rock, Paper, or Scissors) next. However, since I have to make a definitive prediction, I will choose 'Rock', as it has been played less frequently in the history so far."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with a consistent alternating pattern between the two choices (RPPR). Based on this pattern, we can predict that they will play Paper next."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock or Paper next. Given that Rock has been played less frequently than Paper in the game history, there is a higher chance of the opponent playing Rock in the next round."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds. Moreover, there is no clear adaptive behavior from their side yet. Hence, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue this trend."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock two out of the last three rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves so far. Given this, it's safer to assume that they might continue with Rock as it is the most basic and common move."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' twice (in Rounds 2 and 4) and 'Rock' seven times (in Rounds 1, 5, 7, 8, and 9) out of a total of 9 rounds. This indicates that the opponent plays 'Rock' more frequently than other options. So, it is more likely that the opponent will play 'Rock' again in the next round."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might follow the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an alternating pattern. If this trend continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since we want to predict their next move rather than react to it, we should assume they will continue the alternating pattern and play Paper."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could indicate a pattern where they play Rock when they lose (to make up for their loss). Also, considering my recent guesses were Rock and Paper, they might expect me to choose Scissors this time, so going back to Rock would counter that possibility."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two occurrences out of the four rounds so far. It is most likely that they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so based on this repeating pattern, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's less likely that they will play Scissors next. Between Rock and Paper, given that they have played Paper more recently (Round 6), they might return to playing Rock again, following a possible 'Rock-Paper' sequence."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, it appears that the opponent has played Rock three times out of the last seven rounds, including two consecutive Rocks in the most recent rounds. This pattern suggests a higher probability of the opponent choosing Rock again."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher probability of them choosing Paper again."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves so far. Therefore, it's safer to assume that they might continue with the same trend."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability, i.e., 33.33% chance for each. In this case, choosing Rock as our prediction would be fair since we have no basis to favor one choice over another."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe assumption for the next move would be to also play Rock. This is based on the possibility that the opponent might be using a repetitive strategy."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given that there's no clear pattern to their moves, a good guess would be to predict the next move based on the moves they have already made. As they have played Rock once, they are likely to switch to another move, and since they have also played Paper once, it's reasonable to assume they might repeat that move."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far. Given the limited data, it is difficult to discern any patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent. A conservative approach would be to predict the most frequently played move, which in this case is Rock. However, keep in mind that making predictions based on small sample sizes can lead to confirmation bias and incorrect assumptions."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock once and Paper three times. There is no obvious pattern yet, but since they have played Paper more than any other option so far, a safe prediction might be that they will continue to favor Paper or switch to an alternating pattern (e.g., Rock-Paper-Rock-Paper...). However, given the simplicity of the rules and the lack of information about adaptive behavior, predicting Rock is a neutral choice with an equal probability of being correct as Guessing Paper or Scissors."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). There is no clear pattern yet, but since the last occurrence, they have alternated between Rock and Paper. If this alternating pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 instances out of the last 6 rounds. Although there was one instance of Paper in the recent history, the preponderance of Rock as their choice makes it statistically more likely for them to repeat that pattern."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (rounds 2 and 4) and Rock five times (rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 8). There is no clear repeating pattern. However, since the most recent round was a win for us (rock beats rock in round 7), it's reasonable to assume the opponent might try to change their strategy to counter ours, which would mean playing Paper again. This anticipation of an adaptive behavior from the opponent leads to predicting 'Paper'."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 6 out of the 9 rounds. Even though they played Paper twice as your guess was Rock, their most repeated move is still Rock. Therefore, it seems like a safer bet to predict Rock for the next round."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will make our initial prediction as Rock."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next move would be to also play Rock. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might follow a repetitive pattern."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since the opponent might expect us to make this prediction, they may choose to revert to playing Rock. To account for this possibility, we predict that the opponent will play Paper."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. To start, let's assume they might repeat a move. Also, Rock seems like the safest starting point in RPS if there's uncertainty."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice after you played Rock. To confirm this pattern, I will predict Rock, and if they play Paper again, it would further strengthen the possibility of their strategy involving playing Paper after your Rock. However, if they change to Scissors or continue with Rock, we may need to reevaluate their pattern."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with an alternating pattern. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Paper next."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 instances out of the 6 rounds. Additionally, there have been no occurrences of Scissors in the game history so far. Although the opponent played Paper twice, choosing Rock as a prediction balances between accounting for this pattern and not overlooking the possibility that the opponent might adapt their strategy."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. While there was one instance each of Paper being played, it is more likely that the opponent will continue playing Rock, maintaining the pattern."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (Round 2 and Round 4) and Rock four times (Round 1, 5, 7, and 8). There is no obvious pattern yet. However, since they have not played Scissors so far, it's a possibility that they might play it in the next round. But to be more conservative, let's predict Paper because it was the last move they won with (Round 6) and they tend to alternate between Rock and Paper."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in 5 out of the 9 rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this strategy in the next round as well."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock, so we will make the same choice as a neutral prediction."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue playing the same move. This is especially true for the initial rounds of the game where adaptive behavior may not have been triggered yet."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they adapted their strategy by choosing Paper. Given this adaptive behavior, it is likely that the opponent will continue to adapt in the next round. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since Scissors beats Paper in our simplified RPS rules, I assume the opponent might choose Paper again to ensure a tie if they anticipate me predicting their adaptation to Scissors. To counter this potential mind game, I predict that the opponent will play Paper."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far. There is no obvious pattern yet. However, since Rock was the first play and they continued playing it, there's a chance they might return to it. Also, Rock is the most common choice in the standard game due to being an safe option. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice so far in the game. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior yet. Given an equal probability for all three options, I will predict the most likely one to be a repeated choice: Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear repeating pattern yet. Choosing Paper as the next move is based on the assumption that the opponent might continue with a similar trend."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last round, the opponent played Paper, which is different from the repeating pattern we've seen before (both players playing the same move). However, out of the six rounds so far, the opponent has played Rock three times. It's possible that the opponent might return to a more consistent strategy by choosing Rock again in this round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they have also played Paper twice after playing Rock once. This suggests that there might be an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper, or they could be repeating moves frequently. Given this information, the safest bet would be to predict Rock for the next round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a preference for playing Rock, as they chose it in 5 out of the 8 rounds so far. They have also played Paper twice, but these instances were not part of any apparent pattern. Hence, our prediction is that they will choose Rock again."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' three times in the last nine rounds, but they have not played 'Scissors' yet. They seem to be following a pattern where they repeat their previous move or switch to the next option in the RPS cycle (from Rock to Paper to Scissors). However, since they haven't played 'Scissors' so far, I predict they will play 'Rock' next."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely outcome for a random choice is Rock, so our initial prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without any information about the opponent's strategy, starting with a simple repetition is a reasonable guess."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but switched to Paper in Round 2. This suggests they may be following a pattern where they play the other option after repeating the same move once (e.g., R-R-P, P-P-S). If this pattern holds, they should switch back to Rock in Round 3, but since we want to predict their next move rather than mimicking their past actions, Paper would be our prediction as it follows the observed pattern."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once, with the last play being Rock. There is no clear pattern yet, so I will assume they are more likely to repeat a move than switch to another (given that people tend to be predictable). So, for this round, I predict Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, so a pattern is not immediately apparent. However, to begin with, it's safe to assume that they might be starting with Rock as their first move, given that Rock vs. Rock was the opening for the game. Hence, I predict Rock for the next move."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock twice, but you have only guessed Rock so far. To maximize chances of guessing correctly, a good strategy would be to predict their most recent move, which was Paper. Also, predicting the same move repeatedly might lead the opponent to exploit that pattern."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they have not repeated Scissors so far, it's less likely that they will play Scissors next. Between Rock and Paper, given the slightly higher frequency of Paper (3 times) compared to Rock (2 times), one might predict Paper. But considering the last move was Paper in Round 6, a reasonable assumption is that the opponent may choose to alternate their moves between Rock and Paper or simply repeat Rock due to its recency. Hence, I'm predicting Rock for the next round."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue to favor Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, doing so 6 times in the 9 rounds recorded. There is no clear pattern of adaptation or repetition that would suggest another choice."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent has an equal probability of choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. A common starting choice in RPS is Rock, so for simplicity, we will also predict Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might follow the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an alternating pattern. If this trend continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since the opponent might notice our prediction, they could try to deceive us by not following the pattern and going back to Paper instead. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will choose Paper in the next round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and in the third round, they switched to Paper after two consecutive Rock moves from you. This could indicate that they are trying to avoid falling into a predictable pattern. However, since their initial moves were Rocks, it's reasonable to assume that they might revert to playing Rock again."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, so it is more likely they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again in the next round. However, to break a possible repetitive behavior or pattern, I'm predicting they will play Rock instead."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Rock twice in the last six rounds, with no instances of Scissors. Given this pattern, there is a higher probability that the opponent will play Paper again to beat our possible Rock prediction (based on their past behavior). However, if the opponent continues to alternate between Rock and Paper, they would be expected to play Rock next. To balance these possibilities, I am predicting Paper, as it has been equally frequent as Rock in the game history and could potentially follow the pattern of alternating between these two moves."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). They have not yet played Scissors. Given that it's been two rounds since they last played Rock, and they seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, our best prediction is that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they might continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""In the last 8 rounds, the opponent has played Rock 5 times and Paper 3 times. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their behavior yet. However, since Rock is slightly more frequent, I will predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (Round 2 and Round 4) after I played Rock in the first round. They also played Paper in Round 8. This suggests a pattern where they play Paper after a few rounds of Rock. Since I guessed Rock for the last three rounds (Rounds 6, 7, and 9), it is likely that they will return to playing Paper in the next round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess would be 'Rock' as it has the same chance of being correct as the other two options."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it is essential to note that hidden strategies may involve randomness or adaptive behavior. Nonetheless, without sufficient data, predicting a repetition of their initial move is reasonable."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an alternating pattern. Since we played Rock in the last round, it would make sense for the opponent to play Paper again to maintain this potential pattern."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far. There is no obvious pattern yet. However, Rock is the most commonly played choice (33% of the time) by the opponent. Additionally, since we do not have enough data to suggest adaptive behavior from the opponent, going with the majority choice seems like a reasonable strategy."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and Paper three times so far. While it might be tempting to predict Paper based on the pattern, a safer bet would be to consider Rock as their more likely choice since they've used it almost as often as Paper. Also, predicting Paper might result in another loss if the opponent decides to switch back to Rock."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of a single move. However, Paper seems to be slightly favored over Rock and Scissors. Predicting Paper as the next move."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three instances out of the six rounds played so far. While there are two occurrences of Paper as well, Rock is the most frequently played move and thus more likely to be repeated."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they have also played Paper twice, but not Scissors so far. It's possible that their strategy could involve repeating moves or favoring Rock over other options."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors in the game history, so there is a higher probability of them choosing Paper again."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same pattern."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent plays Rock as often as any other option. This prediction can be refined in future rounds based on more game history."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next move would be to also play Rock. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might continue with the same pattern or possibly repeat their initial move."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider adaptive behavior. If the opponent is trying to counter my previous guess, then they might play Scissors next. However, since I haven't made any incorrect guesses so far, it's more likely that they will try to gain an advantage by playing the move that beats Rock (Paper)."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock after I chose Paper, which could suggest a pattern where they play Rock when they lose (to make a tie). Also, in the first round, I guessed correctly with Rock, so it's possible that the opponent started by mirroring my move and might continue doing so."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Even though they have been choosing Paper recently, it's still likely that they will revert to their initial move in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). They have not yet played Scissors. With an equal number of occurrences for both Rock and Paper, a predictive strategy would be to choose the option that hasn't been played in the immediate previous round. In this case, since they last played Rock in Round 5, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). They have not yet played Scissors. Given that it's been a while since they last played Rock, and to maintain some level of randomness in their strategy, the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they have also played Paper twice as much as Rock or Scissors so far. Given this information, it seems reasonable to predict that they might continue their pattern and play Rock again."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. So, it's safer to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern of adaptation or repeating sequences that would suggest a different move. The most recent round also supports this prediction as it was a repeat of Rock."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. So, our prediction will be random as well. In this case, I'm predicting Rock."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no other information about their strategy, a good starting point would be to assume they might follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. Given there are only three possible options, it is statistically likely that they might repeat Paper or switch to Rock in the next round. However, since I don't want to risk choosing the same defeated option as Round 1, I will predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern where they switch between Paper and Scissors. So, for the next round, I predict they will play Scissors."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, so they haven't chosen Rock yet. To balance this pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper two times in the last three rounds. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation evident, a safe guess would be Rock, as it beats Scissors (their most recent play) and ties with Paper."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which was not the same as my guess (Rock). If they are following a pattern or trying to avoid what I'm predicting, it is possible that they might revert to playing Paper again. Also, since I have guessed Rock twice already and they played Paper both times, there could be a chance they consider this a weak spot for me, leading them to play Paper more often."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock is one of the two choices that could beat Paper. The last time we played Rock, the opponent chose Paper, so they might choose Scissors this time to mix it up - but it's more likely they'll stick with their most-played option, Paper."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper in the last two rounds when I predicted Rock (Round 1 and 3). However, they also played Scissors after my Paper guesses in Round 2 and 6. Analyzing this pattern, it seems like they might be responding to my previous move rather than following a specific sequence of their own. Therefore, for this round, I predict they will play Rock, as that would complete the 'Rock-Paper' cycle from my perspective."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly with equal probability. In this case, the best initial prediction would be to guess Rock, as it has an equal chance of being correct as any other guess."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a safe guess for Round 2 would be to also play Paper. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might not want to change their move so soon, or they could be following a pattern."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. In a purely random strategy, all three moves are equally likely for every round. However, since there is no evidence of an adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, I will assume that they might repeat the pattern by playing Rock in this round (as it follows the alphabetical order: Paper -> Scissors -> Rock). Please note that this prediction might be incorrect if the opponent does not follow any discernible pattern or adapts their strategy."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent yet. A repeating pattern could be forming, so I predict the next element in the sequence: Scissors."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, so they have not yet played Rock. Given that there is no clear pattern in their choices so far, a reasonable guess would be to anticipate the missing option, which is Rock. However, since they seem to avoid repeating the same choice consecutively, I predict they will play Paper in this round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and three times overall. Given that there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, a simple repeating pattern could be assumed. If this is the case, they would play Rock next as it follows the pattern (Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rock, ...). However, even if they do not follow such a strict pattern and instead have some randomness in their choices, statistically speaking, Rock is the most likely choice since it has been played less frequently than the other two options. Thus, our prediction is Rock."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors which breaks the pattern. A simple strategy to employ when there is no clear pattern is to mimic the opponent's most recent move. But since that didn't work either, let's consider their second most recent move; that was Paper. So, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock beats Scissors (the only time they lost). It's reasonable to assume that after two rounds of Paper, they might switch to Rock, so predicting 'Rock' could counter that move."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the last seven rounds (rounds 6 and 8), and they have not repeated any other move during this time frame. Given that there is no discernible pattern so far, I will assume that the opponent might be alternating between two different moves. Since they just played Scissors, a reasonable prediction would be Rock for the next round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so there is a possibility that they might continue with Paper again. Also, they have played Scissors and Paper more frequently than Rock, so it's safer to assume that their next move will be either Paper or Scissors."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no prior rounds to consider, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will use a strategy of always starting with 'Rock' as it simplifies the reasoning process and allows for consistent predictions."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. A simple strategy would be to repeat their previous moves, but since there is no repetition so far, I will assume they might choose Rock next, following a pattern like 'paper beats rock'. However, it's also possible that they don't follow any specific pattern and this prediction could be wrong. Predicting adaptive opponents is challenging."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern where they switch shapes each round (from Rock to Paper or vice versa). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Scissors. However, even if it's not a repeating pattern and they adapt their strategy, Scissors could still be a strong choice since it beats the only shape we've seen so far (Paper), which they seem comfortable playing."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, so they have not yet played Rock. To follow a pattern or maintain balance, the opponent may be inclined to play Rock next. However, considering the adaptive nature of the game, predicting their move as Paper could potentially counter any potential 'Rock' move from the opponent."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, and Rock is a strong counter to that trend."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any clear pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which suggests that they might be alternating their choices (R-P-S-R-P-S...). If this is the case, their next move should be Paper."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the two choices that can beat Paper. Also, there is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior seen from the opponent so far, making it a more unpredictable choice."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each, but they have not played Rock yet. Given the pattern so far where all different moves follow each other, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often (5 times) as Rock (2 times) and Scissors (3 times). It seems like there is a higher probability that they will choose Paper again."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume the opponent might also start with Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. To be conservative and unbiased, predicting 'Rock' as the opponent's next move seems reasonable."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. This could suggest a pattern where the opponent always plays the move that beats yours. If this is the case, they would play Paper again in the next round. Additionally, if the opponent's strategy involves some level of randomness or adaptive behavior, playing Paper again might also be the most unpredictable and effective choice."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""After observing the game history, it seems like the opponent is following a pattern where they play the next item in the sequence Rock-Paper-Scissors. In Round 1, they played Paper (the second item); in Round 2, they played Scissors (the third item). Based on this pattern, in Round 3, they should play Rock (the first item). However, to outsmart the opponent, I predict that they will continue the sequence and play Scissors."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. Given that there is no clear pattern so far, a reasonable guess would be Rock, as it has not been played yet in this game."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing the next move in the sequence Rock-Paper-Scissors, so after Scissors, we can expect Rock."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in Rounds 1, 3, and 5, creating a repeating pattern. It is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Paper in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in alternating fashion for the last five rounds. Based on this repeating pattern, I predict they will play Scissors next."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last seven rounds. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock. However, since they might expect us to anticipate the pattern, an unexpected choice like Rock could break it. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has been following an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors, so I predict they will play Paper next."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be trying to throw me off by changing their pattern. However, switching between two moves is still a discernible pattern. Given that they've played Paper twice, I predict they will now play Scissors."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely choice then would be Rock as it has a 1/3 chance of being correct."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. This could indicate a preference for Paper or an attempt to counter Rock. Hence, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""There is not enough information to identify a pattern in the opponent's behavior. I will predict Rock as it has an equal probability (1/3) of being the opponent's next move, and it may help us start observing their strategy."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play the same shape twice before changing. If this is the case, we can expect them to play Paper again in the next round. However, to exploit such a pattern, we should choose the option that beats Paper, which is Scissors."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to repeat their move. Also, Rock was predicted and played once already, making it less likely as the next move."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the choice between two options they have already chosen (Paper or Scissors), there is a higher probability that they will choose Paper again, as it has been their most frequent choice so far. However, to account for potential adaptive behavior, predicting Rock may encourage the opponent to play Paper, fulfilling the expected pattern."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, the player has won against my predictions in Rounds 4 and 5 by not changing their move when I guessed incorrectly. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that they might continue with the same pattern in Round 7, playing Paper again."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the two choices that can beat Paper. Also, there is a gap since the last time they played Rock, which might indicate it's about time for them to switch back to it."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each in the game history, but Rock only once. Given that this is a simplified version where the opponent may not be adapting their strategy to counter our moves, it's reasonable to assume they might repeat the pattern of playing non-Rock choices. If they do, then their next move should be Rock. However, if they continue alternating between Paper and Scissors, they would play Paper next. To confirm or refute this hypothesis, observing more rounds could help."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last four rounds (RPSP). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent randomly chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. In this case, predicting any single option will give us a 1 in 3 chance of being correct. We'll start by assuming the opponent is most likely to choose Rock."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a conservative approach would be to assume they might follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""There is no clear pattern in the opponent's moves so far, so I will predict Rock as it is the most common opening move in the standard game of RPS."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, potentially indicating a pattern or preference for Paper. To exploit this pattern, we predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round. However, to avoid falling into a potential trap of always predicting Rock (which would lose against Paper), we instead predict 'Scissors' to counter 'Paper'. This prediction also introduces variability in our strategy and prevents us from losing to an adaptive opponent who might switch to Rock or Scissors."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, so they have not yet played Rock. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves so far, a reasonable guess would be that they might play Rock to balance their choices. However, since they haven't played Rock yet, I predict they will play Paper again."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be starting a pattern or trying to deceive us by switching to Rock. However, since there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, we can assume that they might continue with the Paper pattern. To counter this possible assumption, we predict 'Rock', as it would beat Paper."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any repeating pattern visible. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors which beats Rock. If they continue trying to beat the previous choice, they would now play Paper. This is a simple heuristic prediction based on the assumption that the opponent is following a 'beat-the-previous-choice' strategy."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, and Rock is one of the moves that can beat Paper. This pattern suggests that predicting Rock might be a good strategy in this case."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently than Rock. However, they have also played the same move twice in a row once. Given that it's been three rounds since they last played Rock, and two rounds since they last played Paper, there's a higher chance they might play Rock this time."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last four rounds. It's reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern, so the next move should be Paper."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The most likely choice for a single round would be Rock with a probability of 1/3. This prediction is made without considering adaptive behavior from the opponent."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good initial guess would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. Thus, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Currently, there is not enough information to identify a pattern in the opponent's behavior. To make an educated guess, let's consider common patterns in Rock-Paper-Scissors games. A popular strategy is to start with a randomly chosen move and then alternate between the remaining two options (e.g., RPSRRP...). Given that we only have two rounds of data, I will predict the opponent's next move based on this simple strategy.  In Round 1, the opponent played Paper (P), so their potential moves for Round 2 could be Rock (R) or Scissors (S). In our case, they chose Scissors (S). Now, assuming they follow a basic alternating pattern, their next move should be Rock (R)."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, which could suggest a pattern or preference for Paper. If this trend continues, the next logical move would be Scissors (since Rock would lose to Paper). However, if the opponent is attempting to deceive us by varying their moves, they might choose Rock or Paper again. Given that the goal here is to predict the most likely outcome, we are opting for Scissors."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last three rounds. Assuming this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the simplicity of the strategy so far, it is reasonable to assume that they may want to balance their choices by picking Rock in this round."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options in the last 5 rounds, so it's reasonable to predict they will play Paper again."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock beats Scissors (the other option they've chosen). By playing Rock, we have a chance to win if they choose Scissors, and a chance to tie if they choose Paper again."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently than Rock. However, the most recent rounds have seen them play Paper twice in a row. To balance between exploiting this pattern and considering potential adaptive behavior, I predict they will switch to Rock."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last four rounds (rounds 6-9). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be 'Rock', but future predictions should be based on more data from the game history."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""There is no clear pattern in the opponent's moves so far, so for this round, I will predict 'Rock'. This choice is not based on any observed pattern or reasoning about the opponent's strategy; it is simply a random guess."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, indicating a possible pattern. In the first round, there is no prior context to base the prediction on. However, from Rounds 2 and 3, we can infer that the opponent might be following an alternating pattern (Paper, Scissors). Therefore, our prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, with no instances of Rock yet. Given the repetition of Paper in the first round, it's possible that the opponent may continue to favor Paper as their next move."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be starting a pattern or trying to deceive us by switching back to Rock. However, since there's no clear adaptive behavior from the given history, I assume they could follow a repeating pattern like 'Paper, Scissors' or 'Scissors, Rock'. By predicting Rock, we cover both possibilities and maximize our chances of earning a point."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (two times each), making it difficult to discern any pattern or adaptive behavior. However, in the last round, they played Scissors, which is different from their previous move (Paper). Following this alternating pattern, they are likely to play Paper next."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they seem to be following a pattern or have a preference for Paper. To balance this, I will predict Rock, hoping that they might revert to playing Paper again."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each, but they have not played Rock yet. It is reasonable to assume that they might play Rock next due to the pattern of alternating between two choices so far."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been following an alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors, so based on this observed behavior, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be 'Rock' with a 1/3 chance, 'Paper' with a 1/3 chance, and 'Scissors' with a 1/3 chance. We can't base our prediction on previous rounds in this case, so we'll go with the simplest assumption."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would continue playing the same move to win. However, since there are only three options and this pattern is too predictable, it's possible that the opponent might alternate between two moves (Rock and Paper or Paper and Scissors) instead of repeating the same one. To account for this possibility, I predict that they will play Paper."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not yet played Rock. It's possible that the opponent is following a pattern where they play each option once before repeating, or they may be trying to trick us into thinking they will continue this pattern. However, without enough information about their strategy, predicting Rock is a safe choice because it beats Scissors, which was the opponent's most recent move."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock beats Paper. There is no clear pattern yet, so I'm assuming the opponent might choose randomly. Since Rock is one of the options, I will predict it for this round."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and so far, they have not repeated any move. Considering this information, the next likely move for them would be Paper, following which they might play Scissors."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern yet, but since Rock beats Scissors, I predict that the opponent might choose Rock to potentially beat my Paper from Round 5."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as Rock and Scissors combined, so there is a pattern leaning towards Paper. To make an educated guess that might break the pattern, I predict the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, and Rock is a strong counter to Paper. It's possible that the pattern may change; however, based on the information provided, predicting Rock seems most reasonable."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Paper twice (rounds 1 and 3) and Scissors three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6). They have not played Rock yet. Considering this pattern, it is likely that they will play Rock in the next round. However, to balance our prediction, we predict that they will play Scissors, as playing the same move twice in a row would be less expected."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue this trend. However, since they have also played Scissors after playing Paper once, a predictable strategy would be to play Scissors now. Therefore, my prediction is Scissors."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. In this case, the best initial guess would be to predict Rock, as it has a 1 in 3 (or ~33%) chance of being correct."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good starting point would be to assume they might follow a basic 'Random' strategy. In that case, each of Rock, Paper, and Scissors has an equal probability (1/3) of being played next. However, Paper beats Rock, so the opponent might choose to continue with Paper, hoping to beat a possible Rock prediction from us. This line of reasoning leads me to predict 'Paper' for this round."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. There is no apparent adaptive behavior from their plays. A simple strategy for this kind of non-adaptive player could be to repeat one of the previous moves according to a pattern (e.g., playing Rock in the third round). Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play the same shape twice before changing to another one. If this is the case, they would play Scissors next."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Rock once in the first three rounds. In Round 4, they played Scissors, which is different from their previous moves. However, it's not enough data to determine a pattern or adaptive behavior. As Rock was played in Round 3 and there are no apparent patterns yet, predicting Paper might be a good starting point to cover potential rock-based strategies from the opponent."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options in the game history, so there's a higher chance they might play Paper again. However, to balance our strategy and account for potential adaptive behavior from the opponent, we predict Rock, expecting that the opponent might try to vary their pattern after seeing our previous guesses of Rock."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any obvious pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which is next to Rock in the cyclic order of RPS. If they were following a simple pattern that moves clockwise in this cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), then they would play Paper next."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock is one of the two choices (other than Scissors) that the opponent could make to maintain a balance in their play. Additionally, you have not yet predicted Rock in this game."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each in the last eight rounds, but they have not played Rock recently. Given that there is no clear pattern yet, a safe bet would be to predict Rock, as it is equally likely that the opponent might switch to playing Rock."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been alternating between Paper and Scissors in the last four rounds, so a pattern is emerging. I predict they will continue this alternating pattern and play Paper in the next round."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the opponent's next move is 'Rock'."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern in just one round to predict. However, we can make an educated guess based on the standard 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' strategy where Paper beats Rock. The assumption here is that the opponent might follow a basic or common strategy. This prediction may not be accurate for all possible strategies but it provides a reasonable starting point."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors > Rock > Paper). To continue this pattern, they would play Paper next. However, since it's unlikely that the opponent will follow such a predictable pattern for long, I expect them to break the pattern soon. But for this round, let's assume they'll stick to the pattern and play Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. This may indicate a pattern where they avoid playing Paper. In Round 3, they chose Scissors after you played Paper, possibly trying to beat your previous choice. If this pattern continues, they might choose Rock next to try and beat Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given the pattern so far could be alternating between these two options, it's reasonable to predict they might play Paper next."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern yet. However, since they played Scissors in Round 3, it is now more likely that they will play Rock or Paper next. In the absence of any other information, I predict Scissors as it's the only option left, but with lower confidence."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they played Scissors after Paper, which could indicate a tendency to switch between these two options. Since we don't have enough data for adaptive behavior analysis, let's assume they might continue this pattern and play Rock now."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each, but Paper only once. Given the alternating pattern so far, it's reasonable to assume they might play Paper next."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors with equal frequency so far (3 times each). However, I noticed that the player chose Rock immediately after playing Paper in Round 5. To exploit this pattern, I predict they will choose Paper in the next round. If the opponent shows adaptive behavior, they might be trying to counter a possible prediction of Paper by choosing Rock again, but based on the given history, it is more likely that they will stick to the repeating pattern."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 4), Scissors three times (rounds 1, 3, and 7), and Paper once (round 9). The most repeated move is Rock. Also, they have not played Paper since round 2, so it's possible that they might return to playing Rock."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be Rock, but future predictions should be based on the actual game history."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might not be starting with a deterministic pattern like 'R-P-S'. However, their choice of Scissors could still be part of an adaptive strategy. A common strategy among human players is to start with something unexpected, like choosing Scissors instead of Rock. Given this, the opponent may follow a pattern such as 'Scissors-Paper-Rock' or any cyclic variation. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock), and in the second round, they played Rock (which beats Paper). This suggests that the opponent's strategy might involve switching between losing and winning moves. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper, so I predict they will play Rock to follow the hypothetical pattern."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Scissors and Rock. There is no clear pattern yet. However, since Paper was not played so far, it's a possibility that the opponent might play Rock to cover both Scissors and Paper. To balance this assumption, I will predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but never Paper. Given that the pattern isn't purely rock-paper-scissors (because we would expect a cycle of length three), it's reasonable to assume that they might be trying to avoid playing Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, predicting the opponent's move based on their past actions is challenging. Nonetheless, I will predict Paper for this round, hoping that the opponent continues to avoid playing Paper."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation visible in their moves so far. Considering that Rock vs. Rock was a successful guess earlier, we'll predict Rock again with the hope of repeating that success."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock twice in a row, so they might be switching to the next item in the RPS cycle (following a repeating pattern). Also, there's no indication of adaptive behavior from the opponent yet."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock in the last two rounds, which could indicate a repeating pattern or an attempt to disrupt our expectations after playing Scissors and Paper. By choosing Rock again, they might be expecting us to guess Paper, allowing them to win with Rock."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. It's reasonable to predict they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. This pattern suggests that they may continue to favor Rock, making it a safe prediction for now."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock. This assumption has an equal probability of being correct as the other options since there's no data to support a different prediction."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock), so they might be following a pattern where they choose the option that beats your previous choice. If you guessed Rock in the first round, their next move according to this pattern would be Paper."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). I predict that they will continue this pattern and play the strongest hand, which is Paper. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper beats Rock and Scissors."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, there is no recognizable pattern that suggests a repeating sequence or adaptive behavior from the opponent. However, the opponent has won two out of three rounds so far by playing an object that beats the player's guess (scissors beat rock and rock beats paper). In round 3, the player guessed paper, which would have beaten rock. To maintain this winning pattern, the opponent might choose to play rock in the next round. But since I cannot be sure of their adaptive behavior or a repeating sequence, I am making an educated guess based on the information available."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's possible the opponent is following a basic pattern. Also, in the first round, you guessed Rock, which could encourage the opponent to play Paper to beat Rock."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but they have played Paper twice. It's possible that the opponent may be repeating their moves, so based on this pattern, they are likely to play Paper again. However, to balance my prediction, I am predicting that the opponent will choose Scissors to break the pattern and counter a potential anticipation of Paper."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""In the last round, I chose Scissors, and you lost by picking Rock. Given that there's a possibility of repetition in the opponent's strategy, I think there's a chance they might replay Rock in this round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far, but no Paper yet. Given the alternating pattern in their moves (Rock in odd rounds and Scissors in even rounds), I predict they will play Paper in this round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors fairly evenly so far, with a slight tendency towards Rock (3 Rocks, 2 Scissors). However, the last move was Scissors, which might indicate that they are alternating between Rock and Scissors. Since it's not certain whether the pattern is fixed or adaptive, I predict Paper as it has not been played in the last three rounds."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, but none of Paper. This pattern suggests that they might be playing Rock more frequently, making it a likely choice for their next move."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent has an equal probability of choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. By randomly guessing, our expected accuracy would be 33.3%. However, to create a baseline for future comparisons and to avoid randomness in this response, we will predict the 'Rock' move."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock), so they might be following a pattern where they play the move that loses to your previous guess. If this is the case, they would play Paper next (since it loses to Rock)."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played with a pattern where they play the move that beats your previous guess. In Round 1, I guessed Rock and they played Scissors, so in Round 2, I guessed Paper but they switched to Rock. Now, in Round 3, since I would consider guessing Scissors, they might revert to playing the move that beats my (hypothetical) Scissors guess, which is Paper."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far. There is no clear pattern yet, but given that Paper would beat my last play (Paper), I'll assume the opponent might choose Rock to beat Paper, creating a potential rock-paper-scissors cycle."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, so they seem to be changing their choice each time. If we assume this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern so far. However, they have not repeated any single move yet. Given that they have already played Rock and Paper, the next logical choice could be Scissors to complete the cycle of all three options."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they played a move that beats the paper (scissors), which suggests they might be trying to beat our previous moves rather than following a fixed strategy. Considering this, I predict they will play Rock in the next round since it would beat my last move (Paper)."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far, but they have not yet played Paper. Given the repetition of the other two moves, it is reasonable to assume that the pattern might continue with Paper."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in the previous round. They have also played Scissors after I played Rock once (in Round 1). Given this pattern, if my most recent move was Paper (which it was in Round 8), they are likely to play Rock next. To counter their anticipated Rock move, I will predict that they will play Scissors."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in Round 4 and repeating their move in Round 9. Following this pattern, they are likely to play Rock again in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (meaning they could have been thinking about Paper). It's possible that they might continue this 'thought process' in the next round. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors > Rock > Paper), so I predict they will continue this trend and play Paper next."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper being the only option not played yet. Given the pattern-like behavior, it is likely that they will play Paper in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, so it seems like they are following a pattern where they play something that beats the guess from the previous round. In Round 4, I guessed Rock, which was the same as their move in Round 3. Therefore, expecting them to follow their pattern, they will likely choose Paper in Round 5."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern (like RPS-Lizard-Spock). However, I noticed that in the last round, they played Scissors after playing Paper in the previous round. If this is an adaptive strategy, then they might be responding to my Paper guess from Round 3 with Rock now. Thus, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock, which is the same as your previous guess (Round 4). The opponent might have adapted their strategy to counter Rock. If so, they would likely choose Paper this time around. However, since you've been guessing Paper and Rock quite frequently, it is reasonable for the opponent to assume that you may switch to Scissors next to complete the RPS cycle. Therefore, our prediction is Scissors."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, doing so in the last round and tying for the most number of times (3) in the game history. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this trend, making Rock the most likely next move."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, indicating a possible pattern or preference for this move."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. This pattern suggests they may continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', as it has a 1-in-3 chance of being correct."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for more aggressive choices. In a simple repeated pattern scenario, they might alternate between Rock and Scissors or Paper and Scissors. Given that Rock would likely be an expected choice after losing with Scissors in the first round, I predict that the opponent will choose Paper to catch us off guard."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent played 'Scissors' in the first round and 'Rock' in the second round. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between strong (Rock) and weak (Scissors) moves. If we follow this pattern, the next move should be a weak one, which is 'Paper'. Additionally, there is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior identified yet, so predicting based on the observed alternation seems reasonable."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Scissors and Rock in the last two rounds. The pattern seems to be alternating between these two choices. As it's time for them to make the third move, there is a possibility they might follow the same pattern and choose Rock this time."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, with no apparent pattern so far. Given that Paper beats Rock (which the opponent played in Round 2) and loses to Scissors, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far. However, since they played Scissors in Round 3 after playing Rock in Round 2, it's possible that they might follow a 'Rock-Scissors' sequence. Hence, our prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after I guessed Paper (which would have won against Scissors). This might indicate that the opponent wants to counter my winning guesses, so I predict they will play Rock next."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each in the given game history. They have not played Paper yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent aims to play all three options equally. Therefore, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in the previous round, indicating a potential pattern. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Rock in the next round. However, to outsmart the opponent, I predict they will play Scissors to counter my anticipated Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice (rounds 1 and 7), which suggests a possibility of alternating between Rock and Paper. Given that we are looking for the next move, the pattern indicates Rock as the most likely option."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). Therefore, our prediction will be Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an 'S' (Scissors) and then alternate between R and P (Rock and Paper). As of now, their pattern would be S. So, my prediction is that they will play Paper next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern and potentially gain an advantage, they might choose Paper next. Also, you have not yet predicted Paper, which could encourage the opponent to play it."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Scissors and Rock in the last two rounds. The pattern seems to be alternating between these two choices. As it's time for them to play either Paper or Rock again, based on this observed pattern, I predict they will choose Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but they have not played Paper yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to expect the opponent to eventually play all three options. Since they haven't played Paper yet, I predict they will choose Paper in the next round."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Scissors, so they have played Rock, Paper, and Scissors once each in the previous rounds. This suggests a repeating pattern or random behavior. However, since there is no clear adaptive strategy from the opponent, predicting a repeat of their last move could be a reasonable choice."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 when they were not following a repeating pattern. They have not played Paper yet, so based on the limited data available, predicting Rock as their next move seems reasonable to avoid losing immediately against Paper."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing in round 1, perhaps indicating a pattern where they choose Rock after losing to Paper. Following this pattern, if they were to repeat it, they would play Rock in the next round. However, we can try to exploit this pattern by predicting their counter - Scissors."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in 4 out of the 9 rounds. Also, they played Scissors in the last round, so a pattern of alternating between Rock and Scissors could be at play here. Predicting Rock as their next move is based on both this observed preference and potential pattern."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock'."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it is not common for an opponent to follow a repeating pattern strictly due to the hidden strategy they might be using (which could involve adaptive behavior). Given that Scissors lose to Rock, a possible adjustment by the opponent would be to choose Paper next, which beats Rock. Hence, I predict the opponent's next move will be Paper."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger moves in each round (Scissors, then Rock), so I predict they will continue this trend and play Paper next."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option in the game history. To complete the RPS triangle, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Paper next. However, to balance the prediction based on the current pattern, I predict the opponent will play Rock instead."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far but never Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might be trying to follow a pattern or could be alternating between the two options. Therefore, the next likely move for the opponent would be Paper."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Scissors, so if they are following a repeating pattern or using an adaptive behavior strategy, there's a chance they might switch to Rock (as Paper beats Rock). However, since I don't have enough information about their strategy, I'll assume that they could continue with Scissors. Therefore, to maximize points, I'm predicting the less likely option: Paper."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after playing Scissors, which might indicate a tendency to switch between those two options. Since no clear pattern is visible, let's predict Rock as it is the safest bet given the opponent could either continue with their previous choice or alternate between Rock and Scissors."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper so far. A pattern might be emerging where they prefer to play Rock or Scissors, so for this round, I predict they will choose Paper to complete the set."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in round 1, indicating a possible pattern where they play Rock if I played Paper in the previous round. In rounds 5 and 8, I tried to exploit this pattern by playing Paper again, but was unsuccessful. Now, I will play the counter move to Paper, which is Scissors, hoping that the opponent will follow their observed pattern."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors quite a few times, but there's no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves yet. However, they have not played Paper even once in the game so far. This might suggest that they are more likely to play either Rock or Scissors. To balance between these two options, I predict they will play Rock, hoping to catch us off guard if we anticipate Scissors."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent makes each move with equal probability (1/3 for Rock, 1/3 for Paper, and 1/3 for Scissors). Therefore, our best initial guess would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which suggests they might be starting the game with a move that beats Rock (since RPS has a circular victory condition: Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beat Paper, and Paper beats Rock). Therefore, for the next round, I predict they will play Paper to beat my potential Rock guess."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern, they might play Paper next. Alternatively, if they are trying to be unpredictable, they could return to Rock or Scissors, but with less certainty in their strategy so far, it's more likely they continue the increasing strength trend."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option in the game history. To complete the RPS triangle, it is reasonable to assume that Paper might be the next move. However, considering the fact that there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior seen from the opponent yet, I choose Rock as an educated guess, balancing between predicting Paper and following a 'win by prediction' strategy."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but they have played Paper twice. This repetition suggests a pattern, so I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. They have not repeated any move yet. However, they have lost three times to our Paper, suggesting a possible tendency to lose intentionally or unintentionally when playing against Paper. Therefore, the opponent might choose to play a move that beats Paper, which is Scissors."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 where we both played Rock. The other two rounds with Rock were when I played Paper (in Rounds 1 and 5). Given that the opponent hasn't shown a repeating pattern yet, I will assume they might be trying to exploit my patterns or just starting to follow them now. So, in this round, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it is reasonable to assume they might switch to Paper next."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors more often, so I'll predict Paper to potentially beat an anticipated Rock. Also, the pattern `(Rock, Paper), (Scissors, Rock)` was previously observed, which suggests following it could be a possible strategy."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, but hasn't played Paper recently. Given that there is no clear pattern yet, let's predict Rock to maintain balance and avoid falling into a possible pattern."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting a different prediction."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern from the opponent's perspective if they are trying to be unpredictable. However, an adaptive player might choose the counter move to their last play, so Paper would beat Rock in this case."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock), and in the second round, they played Rock (which beats Paper). This suggests that the opponent's strategy might involve changing their move to beat the one you guessed. Therefore, if I guess Paper for this round, the opponent may revert to playing Rock again since it beats my supposed Paper, as per their observed pattern."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper as the missing option. To complete a full RPS cycle (i.e., maintain consistency with an apparent pattern), they might play Paper next. However, since I don't have enough data yet to confirm any pattern or adaptive behavior, I will predict that the opponent will revert to Rock, which is the first choice in a possible repetition strategy."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, following a pattern where they play the option that loses to the previous round's guess (i.e., they follow a 'revenge' strategy). In Round 4, I guessed Rock and they played Rock, so they didn't follow their pattern in that round. However, assuming they go back to their pattern, they would now play Paper because it loses to my Rock from the previous round."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern yet. However, since I have not predicted Scissors so far in the game, choosing it this round could potentially surprise the opponent and provide a higher chance of earning a point."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 when they were not following a repeating pattern or any obvious adaptive behavior. To make an educated guess, we can assume that the opponent will randomly play each option with equal probability (1/3 chance for Rock, Paper, Scissors). Thus, since there is no clear reason to predict Paper or Scissors, choosing Rock would give us a 1/3 chance of being correct instead of 0 if we chose incorrectly."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each, but they have not played Paper yet. Given the alternating pattern so far, it's reasonable to assume that they might play Paper next."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in Round 1, indicating a possible pattern where they play Rock if I played Paper in the previous round. Also, they have not repeated any other move pairs yet. So, for this round, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors because of the observed pattern and their tendency to change their move after playing Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they might switch back to Rock again, continuing the pattern."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be 'Rock', but it's important to note that future predictions should be based on more data and patterns."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's a neutral start with no clear pattern or preference indicated yet. To be safe and begin our analysis, I will also predict Rock for the next round."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is not randomly choosing their moves."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and there is no obvious pattern yet. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper beats Rock; thus, I will predict the next progression in this possible chain by choosing Scissors."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern from the opponent's moves so far, making the initial default move the most likely choice."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed. However, the most recent occurrence of Paper was two rounds ago, making it statistically likely for the opponent to revert to playing Paper again."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the first six rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation seen so far. To begin with, assuming an equal probability for all three choices, Rock seems to be the safest bet as it has already been played twice by the opponent."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3 and round 6). Following this pattern, they should play Scissors next. However, to make a less predictable move and take into account the possibility of the opponent adapting their strategy, I predict they will play Paper, aiming to beat Rock if I follow the observed pattern."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating 'Rock' after playing 'Paper'. As the last two moves by the opponent were 'Paper' and then 'Paper' again, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Paper. So based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors next."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The simplest predictive model would be to randomly choose one of the three options as well. However, since there is no randomness in the prediction required from the model at this stage, we can make a neutral choice by selecting Rock as our prediction."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move to test if you'll fall for the pattern. This is a simple strategy many players begin with, so it's a good starting point for our prediction."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given the alternating pattern so far (Rock-Paper), I predict they will continue this pattern and play Paper in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, showing a tendency to choose more advanced options (Paper over Rock). Therefore, it's plausible that they might continue this pattern by playing Scissors in the next round. This prediction also takes into account the possibility of an adaptive strategy where the opponent tries to counter possible anticipation of their moves."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern in their moves beyond that."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice after I played Rock, so it seems like they have a pattern of playing Paper after I play Rock. Also, the last time I played Paper, the opponent played Scissors. Thus, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each sequence. Given that we are not far into the game, it is likely that this pattern will continue."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3) and Rock after Paper (round 7). Following this pattern, the next move should be Paper, which would be followed by Scissors."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, cycling through Rock, Paper, and Scissors in that order. Based on this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once. This pattern has repeated three times so far in the game history (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). If this pattern continues, they should play Rock again, but since they played Rock in the last round, it's more likely that they will break the first part of the pattern and play Paper instead."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors would have an equal chance of being correct. We will start by assuming the opponent is most likely to choose Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern and also play Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given that the pattern is not obvious, let's consider adapting behavior: since I lost a round when predicting Rock (which they might have anticipated), changing to Paper could be a good choice."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and there is no clear pattern so far. However, to diversify my predictions and not repeatedly choose the same option, I will pick Scissors for this round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play rock, doing so in two out of the four rounds. There is no clear pattern of adaptive behavior from the given history, so I will predict the most frequently played move: rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice after I played Rock, so there might be a pattern where they play Paper when I choose Rock. Also, the last time I played Paper, they followed up with Scissors, which beats Paper in the RPS game. Hence, I predict they will revert to playing Paper again."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they did in Rounds 1 and 4. Also, there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior visible in the game history so far, making a repeating pattern prediction less reliable. Hence, predicting Rock based on the slight bias towards this move."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play 'Paper' after my guess of 'Rock'. Also, they played 'Scissors' once after two consecutive 'Rock' guesses from me. Since I guessed 'Rock' in the last round and the pattern seems to be continuing, I predict they will play 'Paper' in the next round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate an upcoming Paper). Also, there is no clear connection between the opponent's moves and our guesses, suggesting that they may not be reacting to our choices directly."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting a different starting choice."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. This is especially true for the initial rounds of the game where adaptive behavior may not have emerged yet."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider adaptive behavior. If the opponent is trying to counter my potential guesses, then they might play Paper again to beat Rock. So, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, showing a tendency to choose Paper recently. In the simplified game rules, there is no repeating pattern observed so far from the opponent's moves. Therefore, assuming the opponent doesn't repeat their last move, they could play either Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. However, since they have not played Scissors yet, and to maintain a balance in choosing all three options, I predict the opponent will play Scissors in this round."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Round 1 and Round 4. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet. To maximize the chance of earning a point, it's reasonable to predict they will play Rock again."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Choosing Paper as the next move could be a good strategy, considering it has countered two of my Rock guesses so far."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, having played it in three out of six rounds so far. The last move (Paper) could be part of a pattern or an attempt to adapt, but without enough data on how the opponent adapts, predicting based on the most frequently played move is currently the best strategy."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock and Paper alternately (Round 1, 2, 4, 5). It's now the opponent's turn for Paper based on this pattern."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, alternating between Rock and Paper. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Scissors,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to repeat their moves, and in the last round, they played Paper twice in a row. If this pattern continues, they will play Scissors next."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has the same chance of occurring as the other options."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern until there is more diverse data. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper so far, with no Scissors appearing yet. Given that the pattern isn't entirely clear and there's no adaptive behavior detected, a good guess would be to anticipate the next step in the possible 'Rock-Paper' sequence, which would be Paper."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent chose a different option than your guess, so for this round, I predict they will revert to the pattern of playing the same move as yours (Rock). To counter that, I'm choosing Scissors."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played a move that beats yours (Rock beats Scissors). However, looking at the game history so far, there doesn't seem to be any clear pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent. Given that Rock has been played twice already and it's the simplest strategy for a new player, I predict the opponent will play Rock again."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern or repetition yet. However, since Paper was the choice that resulted in a win for us in Round 1, it seems like a good idea to guess Paper again, hoping that the opponent might repeat their move."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they played it in two out of the last six rounds (33%). Also, we have not seen them play Paper or Scissors yet in the last three rounds, making Rock a more likely choice."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate a repetition of their first move). To balance these two tendencies, I predict that they will play Paper in the next round."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of alternating between Rock and Paper, with one instance of playing the same move twice. Based on this pattern, we can predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once (RRRPP), and this sequence repeats. Currently, we are in the middle of the second cycle with RRP. The next move should be Paper based on the observed pattern."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is 'Rock', so we will make the same choice to begin with and adapt our strategy as more rounds are played."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Additionally, there is not yet enough information about possible adaptive behavior or repeating patterns in the opponent's strategy."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given the simplicity of this game so far, a predictable pattern might be emerging where they switch their choice each round. Since they played Paper in the last round, it is reasonable to assume they will switch to Rock in this round."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from the perspective of RPS hand-rankings). If this pattern continues, they would play Scissors next. However, it is also possible that the opponent could be trying to deceive us by breaking the pattern. Nonetheless, based on the current information, predicting Scissors seems most reasonable."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in Round 1 and then repeating the same move in Round 2. Although this pattern was broken in Round 3, it's possible that they might revert to their initial move in Round 5 after changing their move in Round 4. Additionally, the total number of rounds so far (4) is not enough to confidently identify an adaptive strategy by the opponent."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock once, while never playing Scissors. A pattern could be emerging where they switch between Rock and Paper. In the last round, we predicted Rock, which was their previous play. This time, it would make sense for them to continue the pattern and play Paper again."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Rounds 1 and 4. While they have also played Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 5), their last move was Scissors (Round 6). Given the repetitive nature of their moves so far, it's plausible that they might return to playing Rock."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper. In the last round, they played Rock, which could indicate that the paper-scissors cycle is about to repeat."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""In the last 8 rounds, there has been a repeating pattern where Rock is played every 3rd round. This pattern would suggest that the opponent will play Rock in the next round (current round number % 3 == 0)."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (rounds 5 and 6) and Rock after two Rocks (rounds 1 and 7). Currently, the sequence is Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock-Paper, so based on this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock' as it has no disadvantage compared to other options in this simple version of RPS."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they will continue with the same move. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might be following a simple pattern or could be new to the game and not making strategic decisions yet."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. To counter that possible move, a good strategy is to predict Paper, as it beats Rock and ties with Scissors."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from Rock to Paper). If this pattern continues, they would choose Scissors next. However, since there is only one instance of the observed pattern so far, it's also possible that the opponent might be trying to deceive us by breaking the pattern. In that case, going back to Rock would be a safer bet. But considering the limited data available at this point, predicting Scissors as the next move seems more likely."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. This consistent behavior suggests that they might continue to follow this pattern in the next round as well."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Choosing Paper as the next move is a cautious guess to cover Rock if the opponent decides to repeat their successful Paper play."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options. In Rounds 1, 4, and 5, the opponent played Rock, making it the most frequently played move so far. Predicting Rock is based on this observed pattern in the opponent's behavior."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3 and round 6). Based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round (since they played Rock in rounds 1 and 7), so I will choose Paper to counter it."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating 'Rock' after playing 'Paper'. As they just played 'Paper' in the last round, it is likely that they will repeat the 'Rock' move."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern (RPS), so after Paper, the next move should be Scissors. However, since my last guess was incorrect, I'm adjusting my prediction to assume they will repeat the same move as the previous round, which was Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock', as it has a 1 in 3 chance of being correct."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but switched to Paper in Round 2, indicating they can change their strategy. However, they might not want to change too drastically, so I predict they will choose the 'middle' option, which is Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but their moves appear to be increasing in terms of strength (Rock -> Paper). If this trend continues, they might play Scissors next. However, it is also possible that they could revert to Rock, starting a new pattern or attempting to throw off our prediction. This prediction takes into account the adaptive behavior mentioned in rule 1 and assumes a continuous increase in strength for the opponent's moves."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Even though they changed strategies during the game, this historical pattern suggests that they may revert to Rock at the start of a new game."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern indicating a repeating sequence or adaptation to our moves. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume they might continue playing Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, doing so in 3 out of the 6 rounds so far. No clear pattern or adaptation is evident in their moves, so choosing the most frequently played option seems like the best strategy."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (round 3 and round 6). Based on this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Rock next, so predicting Paper would counter that and potentially earn a point."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, alternating between Rock and Paper consistently. Our turn is an odd number (9), so based on the observed pattern, they are likely to play Rock again."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock, Paper, Scissors in that order repeatedly. Based on this pattern, their next move should be Paper."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. To be specific and maintain consistency in our response, let's assume the opponent starts with 'Rock'."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Moreover, there is not yet enough data to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. To predict the opponent's next move, we need to identify a pattern or trend in their play. In this case, the pattern suggests that the opponent is alternating between Rock and Paper. Since we know they played Rock in the first round, it's reasonable to assume they will now switch back to Paper."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds, following a possible pattern where they switch their choice after every round (from Rock to Paper). So, it is reasonable to predict that they might switch again, choosing Scissors this time."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Round 1 and Round 4. Also, there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected so far. Therefore, it's safer to assume they might continue playing Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern to their moves. However, since Paper was the move that beat two of our guesses (Rock), it's a possibility they might play Paper again."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 4), Paper twice (rounds 2 and 5), and Scissors once (round 3). They have not repeated any move yet. However, since this is our first time encountering their moves, we cannot identify a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Therefore, let's assume they are following a basic RPS strategy where Rock is the starting point or the most commonly played move."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they might return to the Paper-Scissors pattern). Also, I noticed that out of 4 rounds with Rock-Paper-Scissors patterns, only once did the opponent repeat the same move twice in a row. Therefore, it's less likely they will play Rock again immediately after playing it in the last round."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, cycling through Rock, Paper, and Scissors in that order. Based on this pattern, their next move should be Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then switch to Paper or Scissors. Currently, the sequence is Rock (Round 1), Rock (Round 2), and Paper (Round 8). Based on this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move as Rock."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but they changed to Paper in the second round, suggesting they might be following a strategy where they play each option once in a sequence (Rock-Paper-Scissors). Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice in the last three rounds, indicating they might be following a pattern where they switch their choice after every round. So for the next round, I predict they will switch from Paper to Scissors."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two occurrences out of the four rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet. To maximize the chances of earning points, predicting Rock seems like the best option."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear pattern or adaptation yet. However, since Paper was the chosen move recently, it is reasonable to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the given history, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation visible in their moves. Given this limited information, I will predict that they might play Rock again."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so it's reasonable to assume they might switch to completing the pattern by playing Scissors. However, I predict they will play Paper because my previous guess was Rock, and switching between two options is a common behavior in simple strategies."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, alternating between Rock and Paper. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round and then alternating between Paper and Scissors for the next two rounds. This pattern repeats every four rounds. Based on this pattern, the opponent is expected to play Paper in the next round."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial guess for Round 2 is to predict the same move again, which is Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this history, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed so far, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy and play Rock again."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+1,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a baseline. Rock is a common initial move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both the player and the opponent chose Rock and earned 1 point, a simple strategy could be to repeat the previous move if it resulted in a win or tie. Since this is the start and we don't have more data on the opponent's behavior under different conditions, assuming the opponent might continue with the same choice seems reasonable for Round 2."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information about their strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that they might continue with Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information or variation in the opponent's moves, the most straightforward prediction is that they will continue with their established behavior."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's moves. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+2,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, which resulted in a correct prediction, it suggests the opponent might be following a simple or repeating pattern to start with. Without more complex patterns observed and given that this is just the second round, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again, assuming they are either trying to establish a baseline or are indeed using a repetitive strategy at the outset."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without additional information or a change in the opponent's behavior, the most straightforward prediction is to assume the opponent will continue with their current strategy."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided game history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Rock."""
+3,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked before, which was Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy of playing Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive behavior based on my guesses, the most straightforward prediction is to assume the opponent will continue with Rock for the next round."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or an adaptive response to my guesses, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with their current strategy and play Rock again."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+4,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption for Round 2 is that they might play the same move again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without more information or a clear indication of an adaptive change, the most straightforward prediction based on current behavior is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction based on the given history is to expect the opponent to play Rock again."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move, Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Rock."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+5,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, which resulted in a correct prediction, I will assume the opponent might stick with the same move for simplicity or as part of a pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they could repeat their previous action."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without more information or variation in the opponent's moves, the most straightforward approach is to assume this pattern may continue."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without any indication of a change in strategy, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+6,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and earned 1 point, a simple and initial approach could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move, at least for the next round, unless more complex patterns emerge. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, the most straightforward prediction based on the given history is to expect the same move again."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Without more information, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Rock in the next round."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change, the most logical prediction is that they will continue playing Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+7,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm going to assume for Round 2 that the opponent might repeat their move or is following a simple pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet based on the given history is to predict Rock again."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy favoring Rock. Without more information or deviation in the opponent's moves, the most straightforward prediction is to assume the pattern may continue."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Rock again."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change observed so far, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same move."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the player's guesses. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+8,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and earned 1 point, a straightforward approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their move, at least for the next round, unless there's evidence of an adaptive strategy. Since we have no information suggesting otherwise and only one round of history, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that starts with Rock. Without more information, the safest prediction based on the given history is to assume the pattern might continue."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any indication of a change in pattern or adaptive behavior based on the provided history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptive behavior observed, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+9,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a basic pattern. Without more information on their strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked last time, which was Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a preference for Rock. Without more information, the safest assumption is that the opponent will continue with their current strategy."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in all three previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Without additional information to suggest a change in the opponent's behavior, the most logical prediction based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change observed so far, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, indicating a consistent strategy. Without any variation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any deviation or pattern change, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+10,llama3.3:latest,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,10,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all previous rounds, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Rock. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is also Rock."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my next guess is based on a simple pattern assumption. Since the game has just started and there's only one round of history, I'm assuming the opponent might start with a basic strategy or a repeating pattern. A common starting point could be to play each option in sequence (Rock, Paper, Scissors) or to counter the previous move directly. However, with only one data point, the safest assumption is that the opponent will not repeat the same move immediately, which was Paper. Therefore, guessing Rock as the next move seems reasonable because it's a common starting move and allows me to test whether the opponent follows a simple alternating pattern or adapts based on my guesses."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this information and the lack of any other moves from the opponent, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history suggests a potential repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it seems likely that the opponent will continue with Paper for now."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+11,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in the first round, and assuming they might follow a simple pattern or try to exploit the player's initial guess, a common strategy could involve alternating moves or sticking with a winning choice. Given no clear pattern has been established yet and this being only the second round, I'm guessing Rock as it's a fundamental move that could potentially follow Paper in a sequence where the opponent doesn't want to repeat the same move immediately."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Paper. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior and given the current repetition, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since my guess of Paper in Round 3 was correct, it suggests that the opponent may be following a pattern or strategy where they repeat their move after a correct prediction. Given this observation, I predict the opponent will play Paper again."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards repeating this move. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to stick with this choice. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+12,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive ability, my initial guess of Rock might have been based on a common starting strategy. Since the opponent chose Paper, which beats Rock, for the next round, I'm predicting Rock again because it's a basic move that could be part of a repeating pattern or an attempt to see if I'll fall into a predictable counter-pattern. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, sticking with a fundamental choice like Rock allows me to observe the opponent's response to a consistent move."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Paper. Without more information, the simplest prediction is to assume the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the first two rounds and again in the third round. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+13,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS games, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, and assuming the opponent might follow a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous prediction, the next logical move for the opponent to make would be Rock (since Rock beats Scissors, but we don't have information on Scissors being played yet). This reasoning is based on the assumption of a basic adaptive strategy where the opponent reacts to my guesses."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row and then repeated it again, suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, the safest prediction is that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+14,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not provide enough information to discern a pattern. However, considering the basic strategy of RPS and the fact that the opponent's move was Paper (which beats Rock), for Round 2, I'll predict Rock because it is a common opening move and doesn't require knowledge of the opponent's previous strategy. This prediction assumes the opponent might revert to a basic or neutral starting position."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistency, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Paper. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+15,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutral stance against other moves."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the rules of Rock-Paper-Scissors where Paper beats Rock, a simple strategy for the opponent could be to play the move that beats the previous guess. Since my guess was Rock and the opponent played Paper, this round I'm guessing the opponent might revert to a basic move or follow a pattern starting with their winning move from the last round. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, guessing Rock gives me a chance to observe the opponent's next step directly."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Without more information, the simplest approach is to assume the pattern may continue."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the strategy may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it seems likely that the opponent will continue with Paper unless there's an unseen pattern. Given the information provided, the safest prediction based on recent history is Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+16,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and perceived neutrality."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock may have been based on a common starting strategy. The opponent's choice of Paper could indicate they are either following a pattern or making adaptive choices based on my moves. Without more information, the simplest approach for Round 2 is to assume the opponent might revert to a basic strategy or try to exploit my previous guess by playing Rock, which beats Scissors, a potential next guess if I were trying to cycle through options."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Paper again."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency towards playing Paper. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history suggests a potential repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for Round 6."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+17,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in the first round, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with a strong move like Paper to gauge the opponent's response. Assuming the opponent might follow a simple or repeating pattern and considering no other information about their strategy, predicting 'Rock' for the next round seems plausible as it could be part of a basic alternating pattern or an attempt to exploit a perceived weakness in the opponent's (my) initial guess."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move, especially since there's no indication of an adaptive strategy based on our guesses."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to stick with this move. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+18,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial approach could be to assume the opponent might follow a pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, one basic strategy for me is to guess the move that would beat the opponent's last move, which was Paper. Since Scissors cuts Paper, but considering I need to predict the next move based on minimal information and aiming to keep my strategy simple and adaptive from the start, guessing Rock (which loses to Paper) might not be ideal without a clear pattern. However, since the task involves predicting the opponent's next move directly and we have no established pattern yet, predicting 'Rock' could be seen as attempting to align with a potential repeating or alternating pattern if one were to emerge, or simply as a default guess given no other information."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Paper. Given this history, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, and since my guess of Paper in Round 3 was correct, it suggests the opponent might continue with Paper or there's a pattern we're not fully aware of yet. Given no information about Scissors being played and considering the consistency so far, predicting Paper seems like the safest bet based on the provided history."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or strategy that favors Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, suggesting a strong tendency to repeat this move. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, suggesting a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper."""
+19,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game has just started and the opponent played Paper in the first round, there's not enough information to deduce a complex strategy. Thus, predicting Rock is as reasonable as any other choice at this point, considering we have no pattern to follow yet."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,3,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper for the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in all three rounds so far. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last three rounds, and since the game history shows a consistent pattern with Paper being chosen multiple times consecutively, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue this pattern."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 5 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 consecutive rounds, suggesting a strong pattern or strategy favoring Paper. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+20,llama3.3:latest,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,8,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 consecutive rounds, indicating a strong pattern. Given this consistent behavior, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Paper in the next round."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock was incorrect. The opponent's choice of Scissors suggests they might not be following a simple pattern based on my guesses alone. For Round 2, without additional information or a discernible pattern from just one round, I will predict 'Rock' as it is one of the three equally likely options and provides a baseline for further strategy adjustments in subsequent rounds."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue or that the opponent is trying to establish a consistent behavior that could change later. Therefore, predicting Scissors again seems like the most straightforward choice based on the given history."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the safest prediction based on the given history is to assume the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Without any deviation, the most logical prediction based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a fixed strategy. Therefore, predicting Scissors is the most logical choice based on the given pattern."""
+21,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a potential fixed strategy or a pattern that has not yet changed. Without more complex patterns or adaptive behavior observed, the safest prediction based on given data is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a straightforward approach is to assume the opponent might not change their strategy immediately. Thus, predicting 'Rock' for the next round is based on the idea that if the opponent had a fixed or repeating pattern, they might stick with a choice that has already proven successful against me. Without more data, this prediction relies heavily on the assumption of minimal complexity in the opponent's strategy."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information or variation in their moves, the most straightforward approach is to assume they might continue with the same move or have a strategy where Scissors is favored at this stage of the game."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with the same strategy."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+22,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a potential fixed strategy or pattern that does not change based on the player's guesses."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to test predictive abilities, my initial guess of Rock might have influenced the opponent's choice of Scissors. For Round 2, without additional information on the opponent's strategy, I'll predict Rock as it's a common starting point in RPS and allows me to observe if there's any pattern or reaction to my previous guesses."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue or that the opponent starts with a consistent move before adapting."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or an initial strategy that hasn't changed yet. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation, the simplest prediction is that this pattern will continue."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any deviation from this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+23,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, so it's likely they will continue this pattern."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not provide enough information to deduce a pattern. However, since Scissors is typically countered by Rock (as Rock beats Scissors), and assuming the opponent might either follow a simple sequence or try to capitalize on the last move, guessing Rock in Round 2 could be a strategic starting point to test for patterns or reactions."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating strategy or perhaps testing with a consistent move. Without more complex patterns observed and given the instruction to predict based on the game history so far, predicting Scissors again is the most straightforward approach based on the information provided."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that involves consistently playing Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue this pattern."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+24,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential strategy of consistently choosing Scissors regardless of the player's moves."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy is to play Rock as it's a strong opening move. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, playing Rock gives a moderate chance of winning or drawing, considering the lack of data."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Without more information, the safest assumption is that this pattern might continue or that the opponent starts with a consistent move before adapting. Therefore, predicting Scissors for the next round seems like the most logical choice based on the given history."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue this pattern."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without any variation, the safest prediction based on the given history is to expect the opponent to play Scissors again."""
+25,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors, as there's no indication of a change in strategy."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering the game has just started with limited history, my strategy for the next round is to guess Rock. This choice is based on the assumption that the opponent might not change their move immediately or might be following a simple pattern that hasn't been fully established yet."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistent behavior, my prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue with Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue with the same move."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Without any variation or adaptation, the most logical prediction is that they will continue playing Scissors."""
+26,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that does not adapt based on the predictor's guesses. Without any indication of change, predicting they will continue with Scissors is the most straightforward choice."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS games due to its simplicity and lack of any strategic disadvantage without prior knowledge of the opponent's strategy."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors, my initial guess of Rock was incorrect. Since the opponent's strategy could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and without more information on their strategy, a logical next step would be to try and understand if they are following a basic pattern or reacting directly to my guesses. Assuming the simplest form of reaction - where they might aim to beat my previous guess consistently - and knowing Scissors beats Paper and Rock beats Scissors, I'm going to predict that the opponent will play Rock this time. This prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is trying to create a pattern or react in a straightforward manner to my guesses, but without more data, it's largely speculative."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might continue with Scissors or switch to a different move. However, since we are looking for a pattern and the only pattern established so far is the repetition of Scissors, predicting Scissors again seems like the most straightforward approach given the current data."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the simplest prediction is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction is that they will continue with this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+27,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that they will continue to play Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it can serve as a baseline to gauge the opponent's strategy."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent plays the move that beats my previous guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and I guessed Rock, if this pattern holds, the opponent might play Rock next to beat my potential guess of Paper or repeat their last move. However, without more information on the opponent's strategy (whether it adapts based on wins/losses or follows a fixed pattern), the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with a winning strategy from their perspective, which could mean playing Rock if they're trying to beat a potential Paper guess following a loss for them in a scenario where I guessed correctly. But since this is just the second round and my first guess was wrong, predicting the opponent will play what beats the move that would have beaten their last (Scissors), leads me to guess Rock."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or an initial strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's adaptive behavior and given the consistency so far, the most straightforward prediction is to expect Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Scissors. Without more complex strategies or additional information, the simplest approach is to assume this pattern may continue."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is Scissors again."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that doesn't change based on the player's guesses. Without any variation, the most straightforward prediction is that the opponent will continue with the same choice."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a fixed strategy. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+28,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy that does not change based on the player's moves."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and perceived neutrality."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common initial strategy in RPS is to play Rock as it's a strong opening move. Without more information on the opponent's behavior, playing Rock gives me an equal chance against any of the opponent's possible next moves."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or initial strategy. Given this information and the lack of any other moves from the opponent, predicting Scissors again seems like the most logical choice based on the current game history."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Without more information about the opponent's adaptive behavior, the safest assumption based on the given history is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, indicating a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Without any variation, the safest prediction based on historical data is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or consistent strategy. Given this history, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a pattern of repetition. Without any deviation from this pattern, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+29,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Therefore, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for a first-round prediction."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,2,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern yet, a common initial strategy in RPS is to play Rock as it's a strong opening move. Without additional information or a discernible pattern from the opponent, choosing Rock provides a balanced starting point for potential future adaptations based on the opponent's next moves."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,3,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the first two rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, I predict the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,4,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or strategy focused on Scissors. Given this consistency, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,5,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strong preference for Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction is that the opponent will continue to play Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in all previous rounds, suggesting a potential repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this history, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,7,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that favors Scissors. Given this consistent behavior, the most logical prediction for the next round is that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,9,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, suggesting a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, the most logical prediction for the next move is also Scissors."""
+30,llama3.3:latest,always_scissors,10,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in every round so far, indicating a consistent strategy. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will continue playing Scissors."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given that in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock and earned a point, the simplest assumption without more complex pattern information is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a very basic strategy. Without additional data on how the opponent adapts, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable initial approach."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common strategy could involve alternating or progressing through the options. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, a possible next move to continue a pattern could be Scissors, as it would beat Paper if the opponent is trying to cycle through winning combinations."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent's moves are not entirely random and might follow a pattern or strategy that adapts to the player's guesses. In Round 1, both played Rock, suggesting either a starting point of synchrony or an initial guess that happened to match. In Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper after both playing Rock in Round 1, which could indicate an attempt to exploit the player's potential repetition of moves (since the player guessed Rock again). Then, in Round 3, with the player guessing Scissors, the opponent played Rock, possibly countering the Scissors guess directly or continuing a pattern not immediately obvious. Given this sequence and looking for any discernible pattern or strategic play from the opponent, one might infer that the opponent could either continue to counter guesses directly (if they're adapting based on the player's previous guesses) or follow some form of alternating pattern. Without more explicit information about the opponent's strategy (whether it involves repeating patterns, direct counters, or an element of randomness), and considering the potential for a simple, alternating strategy as a basic form of adaptation, guessing 'Scissors' in Round 4 could be seen as attempting to catch a potential cycle or pattern in the opponent's moves, especially if one hypothesizes that the opponent might revert back to a starting point (Rock) after a couple of rounds and then move towards Paper before possibly considering Scissors as part of an alternating or evolving strategy."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the last two rounds. Considering the cyclical nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, where Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, and Paper beats Rock, a common strategy could involve alternating or progressing through the options. Given that the opponent's moves so far have been Rock (Round 1) and then Paper (Round 2), and assuming they might follow a pattern that involves progression or repetition after Round 3 and Round 4 (where they played Rock and Paper again, respectively), predicting Scissors for the next round is based on the assumption that the opponent could be setting up for a potential win against a player expecting them to stick with Rock or Paper. Additionally, since the game history doesn't clearly indicate an adaptive strategy based on the player's guesses, looking for a pattern in the opponent's moves seems like the most straightforward approach."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between these two moves after the first round. Since the last move was Rock, following the observed alternation, the next move should be Paper."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's last move was Paper (Round 6), which might suggest an alternating pattern between Paper and Rock. Given this observation, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper in Round 2 and Round 4). Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Rock again in Round 8."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock. Given the history, after two correct guesses of Rock (Round 1 and Round 7), the opponent played Paper in the following rounds (Round 2 and Round 8). Since Round 8 follows this pattern with the opponent playing Paper after a correct guess of Rock in Round 7, it's reasonable to predict that if the pattern continues, the next move should be Paper again as there was no correct guess in Round 8 to prompt a change."""
+31,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Rock and another move (Paper) every other round when not matching the player's previous guess. Given the history, especially after a Paper was played in round 8 and considering an attempt to find a recurring pattern or behavior, predicting Rock seems plausible as it follows the observed repeating sequence of moves."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move as there's no information suggesting a change in strategy."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This switch could indicate that the opponent is trying to capitalize on the predictability of your moves or following a pattern that adapts to the previous round's outcome. Since the opponent moved from Rock to Paper, which beats Rock, a logical next step in attempting to outmaneuver a potentially predictable strategy would be to play Scissors, as it loses to Rock but beats Paper if you were to guess Paper based on the sequence so far."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock, Paper, Rock), there seems to be a pattern or an attempt to counter the player's guesses. Since the player guessed Rock twice and then Scissors, and the outcomes were a win for the opponent with Paper after the first guess, it suggests the opponent might try to capitalize on the player's lack of diversity in guesses by playing Scissors next, expecting the player to stick with Rock or switch back to it after an unsuccessful Scissors guess. This pattern isn't definitive but considering the limited information and looking for any potential strategy, predicting Scissors seems like a plausible next step."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, and given the cyclical nature often found in such strategies, a potential next move could be Scissors, following a sequence like Rock -> Paper -> Scissors. Additionally, since none of my previous guesses (Rock twice and Scissors twice) have matched the opponent's moves after the first round, it suggests an adaptive or patterned behavior that might lead to Scissors as the next logical step in a simple alternating strategy."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given that my previous predictions were incorrect and did not seem to influence the opponent's strategy significantly, I'm going to guess Rock based on its frequency in recent moves."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, but since the pattern isn't clearly repeating based on the sequence provided (Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock), and considering the initial round where both you and the opponent played Rock, it seems there might be an alternating pattern or a mix of strategies. Given that the last move was Paper and before that, there were two instances of Rock, predicting Rock as the next move could potentially catch an alternating or cyclic behavior if present."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1. Given that in Rounds 2 and 6 they played Paper after being guessed as Rock, and considering the pattern where they tend to switch between these two moves after an initial match or a sequence, it's plausible they'll play Paper again following the last round where you both played Rock."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after the first round, with an occasional repeat of their previous move. Given that in Round 8, they played Paper, a pattern might suggest they could play Rock next, following an observed pattern from earlier rounds where Rock follows Paper."""
+32,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 5, 7, and 9, which suggests a pattern of returning to Rock after playing other moves. Given the alternating nature of the game history and the fact that the last round (Round 9) was also Rock, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with Rock or alternate to another move before possibly returning to Rock again. However, since Round 8 was Paper and Round 9 was Rock, following the pattern observed so far in the game where after a pair of moves (either winning or losing), the opponent tends to switch back to a previously successful move, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable next guess based on historical behavior."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice for an initial prediction."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm assuming the opponent might stick with the same move for Round 2 to see how I adapt. This could be an initial part of their strategy to test my predictive approach."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your move. Since the opponent adapted by switching from Rock to Paper, for Round 3, I predict the opponent will switch again. Considering the cyclical nature of RPS (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock), and assuming the opponent continues to adapt in a pattern that seeks to beat the previous move, the next logical choice for the opponent after Paper would be Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the game might involve a pattern, a common next move could be Scissors, as it is the only option not yet played in sequence. Additionally, since the opponent's moves do not seem directly influenced by my guesses, predicting the next logical step in a simple sequence (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors) seems reasonable."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the game involves a hidden strategy which may include a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and noticing the sequence (Rock, Paper), a common next move in patterns or sequences in RPS could be Scissors, as it follows a logical progression where each move beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors cuts Paper, Paper covers Rock). Without more information on the opponent's strategy, predicting the next move based on a simple sequence seems like a reasonable approach."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given that the opponent's moves seem unpredictable based on standard RPS strategies and there is no clear adaptive behavior to your guesses, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it has been their move in two out of the five rounds."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Given that the last two rounds (4 and 6) resulted in Paper, it might be the opponent's turn to switch back to Rock, following an alternating or cyclic behavior."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice after I guessed Rock in rounds 2 and 6, suggesting a possible pattern where they play Paper after a Rock guess. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with no clear indication of playing Scissors. Given this observation, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Paper."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with occasional repetition of moves. Given the last move was Paper, a likely next move could be Rock, following the observed pattern in the game history."""
+33,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the alternating pattern of Paper in rounds 2, 4, 6 suggests that the opponent may be adapting their strategy based on the player's previous moves. Given this history, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it has been a consistent choice for the opponent."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without any additional information about the opponent's strategy or behavior, a reasonable initial assumption could be that the opponent might repeat their previous move. This is based on the simplest form of pattern recognition and the fact that we have no evidence to suggest the opponent's moves are influenced by our guesses or any other factor."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. One common pattern could be alternating between the three options or moving in a cycle (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors). Since the opponent has already played Rock and then Paper, the next logical move in a simple cyclic pattern would be Scissors."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since the game is designed to evaluate predictive abilities and may involve patterns or adaptive behavior, a possible next move could be Scissors, as it would complete a cycle of all three options being used (Rock, Paper, Scissors) and potentially start a new pattern or continue an existing one in a cyclic manner."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent is alternating between Rock and Paper. In Round 1, the opponent played Rock, then switched to Paper in Round 2. Since then, the pattern of playing Rock followed by Paper has been observed (Round 3: Rock, Round 4: Paper). Assuming this alternating pattern continues, the next move should be Rock's counterpart in the sequence, but since we are trying to guess the next move after a 'Paper' play, and considering an adaptive strategy might involve changing the pattern or continuing it based on our guesses, predicting 'Scissors' could potentially exploit a repeating 'Rock-Paper' sequence if the opponent is indeed following such a simplistic alternating strategy without immediately adapting to my previous incorrect guesses."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which suggests a possible repeating pattern. Given that the last two moves by the opponent were Paper (Round 4) and Rock (Round 5), followed by Paper again (Round 6), it seems plausible that the next move could return to Rock as part of this potential cycle or pattern."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper after the first round, with no clear pattern involving Scissors. Given that the last move was Rock (Round 7), following the observed alternation, the next move should be Paper."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 4. Given that in Round 8, the opponent played Paper, it's likely they will play Rock next if following a simple alternating pattern. However, considering the need for an adaptive strategy and looking at the history again, there's an observation that whenever the opponent played Rock twice in a row (Rounds 1 and 7), the next move could be Paper to break the pattern or continue an alternating sequence observed from Rounds 2 through 8, where Paper follows Rock. Thus, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows the potential for an alternating strategy after Round 7's Rock."""
+34,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with occasional repetition of the same move. Given that in Round 8 the opponent played Paper and in Round 9 they played Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm going to assume the simplest scenario where the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information or complexity in the pattern, guessing Rock again seems like a reasonable starting point for Round 2."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be alternating or trying to exploit a pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to win or create a simple sequence, predicting Scissors as their next move could potentially align with an attempt to continue a pattern or adapt based on the previous round's outcome."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent might be alternating or adapting their moves based on the previous round. Since in Round 3, the opponent played Rock and I guessed Scissors incorrectly, a possible next move for the opponent could be Paper, considering they already played Rock after playing Paper in Round 2. This prediction is speculative as the pattern isn't clearly established with just three rounds."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Paper, with the first round being Rock, the second round Paper, the third round could be seen as an anomaly or a test, and the fourth round being Paper again. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the next move could revert back to Rock, especially since the opponent played Rock in the first round and then Paper in the subsequent rounds where you guessed incorrectly. This prediction is based on identifying a potential repeating pattern in the opponent's strategy."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 1 and 5), indicating a possible preference or repeating pattern involving Rock. Given this observation, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in Round 6."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper every time after playing Rock twice in a row. Since the last two rounds involved the opponent playing Rock and then Paper, following the pattern observed so far, the next move should be Paper."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after a correct guess of Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and also had Paper in rounds 2 and 4. Given the pattern and the fact that round 7 was an incorrect guess of Paper (opponent played Rock), it is possible the opponent may play Paper next to continue a potential alternating pattern or to exploit the player's recent guessing strategy."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 5, and Paper in rounds 2 and 6, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given that the last round (8) was a Paper, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+35,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 4, with a consistent pattern of playing Rock when the previous round was a win for both players (Round 1, 5, 9) and Paper in other cases where the outcome was not a mutual win. Given that Round 9 was a mutual win, following this observed pattern, the opponent might play Paper next."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy would be to assume the opponent might repeat their move, at least for the next round, unless there's an indication of a more complex pattern. Given no additional information about the opponent's strategy, sticking with the last observed behavior seems like a reasonable first approach."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and doesn't seem entirely random or based on a simple pattern of repeating moves, one approach could be trying to exploit common human biases in such games. A common next move after winning with Paper (which beats Rock) might be to play Scissors, as it beats Paper, potentially setting up for a win if the opponent assumes you'll stick with Rock or switch back to a previous choice. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, making an educated guess based on potential psychological patterns seems reasonable."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the limited history, it seems like the opponent might be trying to exploit common patterns or reactions. In Round 1, both played Rock, suggesting a possible starting point of synchrony or a test. In Round 2, the opponent switched to Paper after both playing Rock, which could indicate an attempt to counter a potential repeat or a common next move (Rock -> Paper). In Round 3, the guess was Scissors but the opponent played Rock, which might suggest the opponent does not simply follow the typical RPS counter sequence linearly (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors) but instead mixes strategies. Given this and attempting to find a pattern where none is strongly established, predicting 'Scissors' for Round 4 could be a strategic choice based on the idea that if the opponent played Rock in Round 3, they might not play it again consecutively or might expect a different counter."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper, if the pattern of alternating continues, the next move should be Rock. However, considering the task is to predict based on observed behavior and looking for a potential shift or a more complex pattern, one might also consider other factors such as the opponent trying to exploit the predictor's strategy or introducing randomness. Given the straightforward alternation seen so far (Rock -> Paper -> Rock -> Paper), predicting 'Scissors' could be seen as an attempt to anticipate a break in this simple pattern or to introduce a move that hasn't been played by the opponent in a while, but since there's no clear indication of such complexity from the given history, sticking strictly to observed patterns would suggest expecting 'Rock' next. Yet, aiming for a more strategic guess and acknowledging the simplicity of the provided sequence, guessing 'Scissors' reflects an attempt to consider potential pattern breaks or unseen strategies not directly supported by the game history provided."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between these two moves. Given that the last move was Rock, predicting Paper as the next move seems reasonable based on this observed pattern."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 3 and 5), indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, Round 1 showed the opponent playing Rock as well. Given this history, it seems plausible that the opponent might revert to playing Rock again."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), which is more than any other move. Given the pattern and the fact that Round 6 and Round 7 both resulted in a tie with Paper and Rock respectively, it seems plausible that the opponent may continue or revert to playing Rock, possibly as part of an alternating strategy or simply because it's their most played move."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between strategies or has a preference for playing Rock after certain moves. Given that the last round (8) resulted in the opponent playing Paper, following the observed pattern where Rock is often played after Paper in the sequence (considering rounds 1 to 8), it seems plausible that the next move could be Rock."""
+36,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after the first round, with a repeating pattern of Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might be following a simple or repetitive strategy. Without more information on the opponent's behavior from additional rounds, the safest prediction for Round 2, based solely on the given history, is to guess Rock again, assuming the simplest form of pattern."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve moving to the next choice that beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Paper beats Rock, Scissors beats Paper). Since Paper was their last move, which beats Rock, the next logical move following this pattern would be Scissors, as it beats Paper."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden and may involve a pattern, I'm looking for any potential sequence or reaction to my guesses. Given that in Round 1 both played Rock and in Round 2 the opponent switched to Paper after two Rocks (considering my guess as well), it seems like the opponent might be adapting based on previous moves or trying to create a simple alternating pattern. In Round 3, I guessed Scissors but the opponent went back to Rock. This could imply that the opponent is not strictly following a pattern based on my guesses but might have a repeating strategy of their own. Since Paper beats Rock and considering the potential for an alternating pattern (Rock -> Paper -> ?), guessing Paper seems reasonable as it follows the sequence observed so far and prepares for a possible repetition in the opponent's strategy."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between two moves. Given this pattern, the next move could potentially be 'Rock' again following the sequence. However, to attempt a correct prediction based on the provided sequence and considering an adaptive or repeating strategy might not strictly apply here due to limited information, I'm considering a potential for a break in the observed pattern or an attempt to catch a predictable response from me. Since there's no clear indication of how the opponent adapts or if there's more complexity to their strategy than shown, predicting 'Scissors' is as much a guess based on trying something different as it is attempting to find a pattern where one might not exist yet."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), indicating a possible pattern or preference for Rock. Given this history and the lack of a clear adaptive strategy based on my previous guesses, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 3, and 5, indicating a possible repeating pattern. Since the last round (6) was Paper, following the sequence observed so far, the next move could revert back to Rock as it seems to alternate between strategies."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 1. Given the pattern observed, where the opponent played Rock in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, and Paper in Rounds 2, 4, and 6, it suggests that the next move should be Paper following the last observed play of Rock in Round 7."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 4, with a possible pattern of playing Rock when the previous round was a correct guess of Rock, and playing Paper otherwise. Given that Round 8 was a correct guess of Paper, the next move might follow the pattern observed from Rounds 5-8, suggesting Paper as a potential next move."""
+37,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper, with a slight bias towards Paper after Round 4. Given that in Rounds 7 and 8 the opponent played Rock and then Paper consecutively, and considering the pattern where the opponent tends to play Paper more frequently after a round where both players chose the same move (as seen in Rounds 4 and 8), it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information on their strategy, the safest initial assumption is that they might stick with what worked before, which was Rock."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be alternating or following a specific sequence. Since the sequence so far is Rock -> Paper, the next logical move could follow the Rock-Paper-Scissors cycle, suggesting Scissors as the next move."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, it seems the opponent's moves are not entirely random and may follow a pattern or strategy. In Round 1, both players chose Rock, suggesting either a starting point of synchrony or an attempt by the opponent to establish a baseline. The opponent then shifted to Paper in Round 2, beating the repeated guess of Rock. This could indicate an adaptive strategy where the opponent adjusts based on the player's previous moves. In Round 3, despite the player changing their guess to Scissors, the opponent chose Rock, which beat Scissors. One possible interpretation is that the opponent is trying to alternate wins or is reacting to perceived patterns in the player's guesses. Given this adaptive behavior and assuming the opponent continues to adjust based on the last move (Rock in Round 3), a logical next step for the opponent could be to choose Scissors, as it would beat Paper if following a sequence of 'beating' moves (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors beats Paper, Paper beats Rock). However, since we don't have a clear pattern and my previous guesses were incorrect when trying to follow or anticipate such sequences directly, the safer bet considering an attempt at pattern recognition might indeed lean towards anticipating the next element in what could be perceived as a cyclic pattern of moves (Rock -> Paper -> Scissors), but given no strong evidence for such cycling from just three rounds and acknowledging the risk, my choice is based on attempting to find a logical progression where the opponent might try to capitalize on expected human behavior of trying to guess the next in a sequence or adjust their strategy based on outcomes."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper in the last two rounds. Since the game involves a hidden strategy that may include a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, I'm guessing the opponent might follow a sequence where they haven't played Scissors yet, making it their next possible move to introduce variety."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last 4 rounds, but never Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems likely that the opponent will play Paper again to maintain a form of balance or to exploit a perceived weakness in my guessing strategy."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Round 3 and Round 5), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, considering the lack of any clear adaptive strategy based on the player's moves, the safest bet seems to be predicting Rock, given its recent frequency."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 5, and 7) out of the seven rounds. Additionally, when the opponent played Paper in Rounds 2 and 4, the following round involved a switch to either Rock (Round 3 after Round 2) or maintained a pattern that doesn't directly correlate with the guess but shows an inclination towards returning to Rock after playing Paper. Given this pattern and the fact that in Round 6 both you and the opponent played Paper, which might indicate a potential reset or continuation of their hidden strategy, predicting Rock seems plausible as it has been a frequent choice."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7), which suggests a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Round 2, 4, and 8 being Paper. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+38,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2, with a possible pattern where they play Rock twice then switch to Paper. Given the last move was Rock in Round 9, following this observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Since there's only one round of data and no clear pattern or adaptive behavior can be determined from a single move, the safest assumption is that the opponent might repeat their previous move or play randomly. Without additional information about the opponent's strategy, predicting the same move as the previous round seems like a reasonable approach for this second round."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve moving through the options in a cycle (Rock > Paper > Scissors) or trying to exploit the predictor's tendency to repeat guesses or follow a predictable strategy. Since my previous guess was Rock both times, and the opponent moved from Rock to Paper, possibly indicating an attempt to counter my choice or follow a pattern, my next guess will be Scissors, anticipating either a continuation of their sequence or an attempt to catch me off guard by moving to the next element in the RPS cycle."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far. Given that the game might involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the opponent's last move was Paper (which beats Rock), the next logical step in a simple alternating pattern could be Scissors (which beats Paper). This is a basic approach based on the limited information provided."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper so far, but not Scissors. Given the cyclic nature of RPS, where each move can be beaten by another in a cycle (Rock > Scissors > Paper > Rock), and observing that the opponent has already played two moves without repeating or playing Scissors, it seems plausible they might play Scissors next to explore all options or as part of their strategy to keep their moves unpredictable."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Rock. Given that the previous round's guess was Scissors and the outcome was 0 (indicating the opponent did not play Scissors), and observing the lack of a clear alternating pattern between Paper and Rock after Round 2, it seems plausible to expect another Rock from the opponent based on the recent game history."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, but since the last round was Paper, an alternating pattern could suggest a switch back to Rock. Additionally, the first round showed that the opponent can play Rock, indicating it's part of their strategy."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper three times in the seven rounds so far, with no Scissors. Given that Round 7 resulted in a tie (both playing Rock), and observing the pattern where the opponent seems to favor Paper after playing Rock, my prediction for the next round is Paper."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Analyzing the game history, there doesn't seem to be a straightforward repeating pattern in the opponent's moves. However, it's noticeable that 'Rock' appears more frequently than 'Scissors', and 'Paper' seems to counter predictable patterns of 'Rock'. Given the last move was 'Paper', and considering the need for an adaptive strategy, predicting 'Rock' could be a plausible next step as it has been a common choice in the past and might follow after a 'Paper' play based on a potential pattern of alternating strengths."""
+39,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds where the previous round's outcome was 1, specifically after playing Paper. Additionally, there seems to be a pattern of repeating moves or alternating between two moves (Rock and Paper), with Scissors appearing less frequently."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will predict the same move as it's possible the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern or hasn't changed strategy based on the first round."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,3,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, a possible next move could logically be Scissors, as it would beat Paper if following a cyclic pattern of RPS. This is a basic strategy often used in RPS to try and gain an advantage over a predictable opponent."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,4,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Rock and then Paper. Since the opponent's strategy is hidden but may involve a pattern or adaptive behavior, one possible next move could be Scissors, following a sequence like Rock-Paper-Scissors. This prediction assumes a simple cyclical pattern based on the first two moves."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,5,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Given this alternating pattern, the next move could potentially be Rock again, following the sequence. However, considering the task is to predict based on observed behavior and looking for a potential shift or consistency in strategy, predicting 'Scissors' might seem less intuitive based on the provided sequence alone but it's an attempt to break the pattern or assume a more complex strategy not immediately apparent from the given moves."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Rock, Paper, Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given this pattern, the next move should be Paper."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), indicating a possible preference or repeating pattern. Given that the last round resulted in a tie with Paper, it's plausible the opponent may switch back to a previously favored move, which appears to be Rock."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock three times so far (Rounds 1, 5, and 7), indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper, with Round 6 being an exception where both players chose Paper. Given this pattern, it is plausible that the next move could be Rock again."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a certain pattern. Given the history, the opponent played Rock in rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7, and Paper in rounds 2, 4, and 8. Since round 8 was Paper, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock, but considering the task is to predict based on a possible hidden strategy that may involve patterns or adaptations, and noting that my previous predictions were often incorrect when guessing Rock after a Paper (as in rounds 2 and 8), it seems prudent to consider an alternative approach. Given the opponent's pattern isn't strictly alternating and seems to have some form of adaptation or a more complex repeating sequence not fully discernible from the provided history, a strategic guess considering common RPS strategies would be to predict the move that would beat the most frequently played move by the opponent or oneself. However, since we need to make an educated guess based on given data and the opponent has shown no clear 'beatable' pattern through their moves but rather seems to shift between Rock and Paper predominantly, a simpler approach might involve looking for any discernible sequence or reaction to one's own guesses. Noticing that after two correct predictions (rounds 1 and 6 where both you and the opponent played the same move), the opponent shifted to Paper in the subsequent rounds (2 and 8 respectively), it could hint at a reactive pattern. Nonetheless, without clear evidence of such complex strategy and given the task's simplicity, predicting based on observed frequencies or recent moves might be more straightforward. The opponent has played Rock three times and Paper three times, with Scissors only appearing twice but not recently. Given this distribution and the fact that Scissors hasn't appeared in a while, one might consider it due for a appearance, following a frequency-based approach. However, since we aim to predict the next move accurately based on provided data and acknowledging that Rock has been correctly predicted (and thus possibly 'due' for a change), and considering my previous logic may overcomplicate the hidden strategy which isn't explicitly stated as adaptive beyond simple patterns, I will simplify my reasoning: Given the pattern of moves and outcomes, if we were to look for a simplistic repeating or alternating pattern without over-speculating on adaptation, guessing Paper seems reasonable due to its recent appearance and potential in a sequence. Yet, this line of reasoning may still be flawed without a clear understanding of the opponent's strategy."""
+40,llama3.3:latest,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to alternate between Rock and Paper after Round 2, with occasional repetition of the same move. Given that in Rounds 6 and 7 the opponent played Rock and then again in Round 7, but switched to Paper in Round 8, it's possible they return to Rock following the pattern observed."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my strategy for Round 2 will be to assume the opponent might not change their move immediately. Since I have no clear pattern to follow yet and considering the simplicity of this version of RPS, predicting 'Rock' is as plausible as any other choice at this stage. It's a basic starting point that doesn't take into account any complex strategy the opponent might be using but rather starts with an assumption of minimal change from their previous move."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy is unknown but may involve a pattern, a possible simple pattern could be alternating between moves. Since the sequence so far is Paper, Scissors, a next logical move in a simple alternating pattern involving all three options could start with Rock, considering we haven't seen Rock from the opponent yet and assuming they might cycle through all options."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering I've been guessing Rock each time, it seems logical to predict the next move based on this observed pattern."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, I'm looking for a pattern or an adaptive response from the opponent. Since the opponent's moves have alternated between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering I've been guessing Rock initially which were met with Paper and then Scissors, my next guess is based on the observation that the opponent might stick to their strategy of not repeating the same move consecutively or might be trying to outmaneuver me by playing a move that beats the one I previously guessed correctly (Scissors). Therefore, predicting Paper as it would be a move that could logically follow in an attempt to beat Scissors, considering Rock has not been played by the opponent in response to my guesses so far."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern. However, given that the opponent played Scissors in Round 4 and then Paper in Round 5, it seems like the opponent might be alternating or trying to throw off predictable patterns. Since my guess was correct for both Scissors (Round 4) and Paper (Round 5), indicating I somewhat aligned with their moves those rounds, the next logical step could involve anticipating a move that would counter a common next choice after Paper in an attempt to catch me off guard. Considering Rock hasn't been played by the opponent since Round 2, and assuming they might try to use a less recent move or follow a pattern not directly tied to my guesses, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it's the least recently played option by them."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern where they favor Paper after I've chosen Rock. Additionally, in Round 5, both the opponent and I chose Paper, which could indicate that if I had chosen Rock again, the opponent might choose Paper to try and win. Given my last guess was Rock and lost, following this potential pattern, the opponent's next move could be Paper."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row (Rounds 5 and 7) when I guessed correctly, suggesting a possible pattern of repeating the previous move after a correct guess. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be influenced by my guesses, but without a clear alternating or strictly adaptive strategy. Given that Round 7 ended with both of us playing Paper and me guessing correctly, if the pattern of repetition after a correct guess holds, the opponent might play Paper again."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past when I guessed Rock or Paper, and also played Paper twice when I correctly guessed Paper. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent favors Paper in certain situations. Given that my last guess was Paper and the outcome was incorrect (opponent played Scissors), it's possible the opponent might revert to a previously successful move, which could be Paper."""
+41,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds where the guess was also Paper (Rounds 5, 7, and 9), suggesting a possible pattern or preference for Paper when the guess is Paper. Additionally, in Round 8, when Paper was guessed but the outcome was Scissors, it might indicate an attempt to break the pattern or adapt. However, given the consistency of Paper being played when Paper is guessed in previous rounds, the safest prediction based on observed behavior is Paper."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited information from Round 1, where the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, my initial strategy is to assume the opponent might stick with a simple pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Without more data on their strategy, I'll predict 'Rock' as it's a common starting point and allows me to observe if there's any pattern or reaction to my guesses."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 2), it seems there might be an alternating pattern or a strategy that involves changing moves. Since the opponent has already played Paper and Scissors, predicting Rock for the next move is based on the assumption of a cyclic pattern where Rock would be the next logical choice if the opponent is following a simple sequence or trying to keep their moves unpredictable by not repeating any move in close succession."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Given that the opponent's strategy may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, and considering the cyclical nature of Rock-Paper-Scissors, it seems plausible that after playing Paper (which beats Rock) and then Scissors (which loses to Rock), the opponent might continue with a pattern that could potentially beat the next expected move. Since I've been guessing Rock and losing, an adaptive opponent might expect me to change my strategy. However, without a clear pattern from just three moves, the safest assumption based on the limited data is that the opponent could repeat a move that has worked before or switch to exploit a potential shift in my strategy. Given the lack of information about the opponent's exact strategy and considering basic RPS tactics where one might try to exploit an opponent's tendency to repeat or alternate, guessing Scissors seems as reasonable as any other choice at this point, hoping to catch a pattern or force an adaptation that I can capitalize on later."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or adaptation to my guesses. Given that I finally guessed correctly with Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch from Scissors to counter my potential next guess, which could be Rock if following the initial pattern of guessing Rock. Therefore, predicting Paper as the opponent's next move seems plausible, considering they might aim to beat a potential Rock guess."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern. Given that the last round resulted in a tie with both players choosing Paper, I predict the opponent will switch to Scissors, following an observed sequence of Paper-Scissors-Paper from Rounds 3 to 5."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent seems to be repeating the same move that led to a successful guess by me in the previous rounds (Round 4 and Round 6). Given this pattern, my next guess is Scissors."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between moves. In rounds where the outcome was 1, both players had the same move, suggesting a pattern where the opponent repeats their previous winning move against us or our move when we win. Given that in Round 7, the opponent played Paper and lost (since our guess of Scissors was incorrect), it might indicate the start of a new pattern or a return to an earlier strategy. However, noticing that the successful predictions (Rounds 4, 5, and 6) involved repeating moves ('Scissors' then 'Paper'), and considering Round 7 broke this streak with 'Paper', a logical next step could be for the opponent to return to 'Scissors' as it was a previously successful move for them in terms of our prediction pattern."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 7. Given the alternating pattern between Scissors and Paper after round 2, and considering the last round (round 8) was a Scissors, it is reasonable to expect the next move would follow the observed pattern of alternating, thus predicting Scissors for the next round might not align perfectly with this logic since we'd expect Paper next in an alternation starting from round 4. However, noting that rounds 2 and 7 disrupt a perfect alternation pattern and considering the distribution of moves, there seems to be a leaning towards Scissors or an attempt to find a balance between moves. Given the information and aiming for a simplified prediction model based on frequency and recent moves, predicting Scissors could be seen as attempting to capitalize on the slightly higher frequency of this move in successful rounds, albeit the logic provided initially suggests an alternation that would indicate Paper next."""
+42,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds where the previous round's outcome was 1, which suggests a pattern. Given that Round 9's outcome was 0, it is possible the opponent will revert to playing Scissors in Round 10, as seen in previous rounds after an incorrect prediction."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutral nature."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited game history, there's no clear pattern to analyze. Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common next move could be Rock, as it's a basic and often-used choice, trying to catch an opponent off guard who might expect a repeat of Paper or a switch to Scissors."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. Since Rock beats Scissors, and given that the opponent's strategy might involve adapting to the player's moves or following a pattern, predicting Rock as the next move is based on the assumption that the opponent could either start a new sequence or try to exploit a perceived weakness in the player's guessing strategy."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a pattern or adaptive behavior, and noting that they have not played Rock yet, it seems plausible that the opponent could continue with their observed tendency to alternate or stick with moves that counter the predicted move (in this case, Rock). Since the last move was Scissors, which beats Paper but loses to Rock, and considering you've guessed Rock all three times, the opponent might choose a move that would beat Rock again or follow an alternating pattern. Thus, predicting Paper as the next move seems reasonable based on the pattern of countering the predicted move (Rock) and the observed history."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Paper, Scissors, Paper, Scissors. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Paper and Scissors. However, given that my previous guesses were incorrect and assuming the opponent might notice a pattern in my guessing (always Rock initially, then switching to Paper), they could potentially switch their strategy or continue with an existing pattern not immediately obvious from the provided moves. Since no clear winning strategy has emerged for me based on the provided history and my task is to predict the next move without knowing the hidden strategy, I will guess 'Rock' this time, hoping to either match a potential shift in opponent's strategy towards playing Rock more frequently or catch a repeating pattern that isn't yet apparent."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far, which suggests a potential pattern or preference for Paper. Given that the last move was also Paper and considering the lack of any clear alternating pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent might continue with Paper."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors, and considering the last move was Scissors, a logical next move could be Paper, but since the pattern isn't perfectly consistent, predicting Scissors is also reasonable based on its frequency of appearance after Paper in the sequence."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between playing Paper against Rock predictions and Scissors against non-Rock predictions, or there might be a more complex strategy at play. Given that the last move was Paper (in response to a Scissors guess), if the pattern of alternating or responding based on the previous guess continues, the next logical move could be to expect another Paper as it seems the opponent tends towards playing Paper frequently."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times, with no Rocks. Given the consistent absence of Rock and the alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors, it seems reasonable to predict that if the opponent were to continue avoiding Rock, they might stick with a move that beats one of the more frequently guessed moves (like Rock or Paper guesses), thus predicting Scissors as the next move based on its recent frequency."""
+43,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in rounds where the previous guess was Scissors, and also showed a pattern of playing Paper after Rock guesses. Given that the last round involved a guess of Scissors, following the observed pattern would suggest the opponent is likely to play Paper again."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there's no clear pattern established yet, a common strategy for the opponent could be to alternate moves or stick with a winning move. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy, a reasonable initial guess is to assume they might repeat their winning move or switch to Rock, considering it's a fundamental choice that can beat Scissors. However, since we have no pattern and this is just the second round, predicting 'Rock' is as reasonable as any other choice based solely on the information from Round 1."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, which could indicate a rotating pattern through the possible moves. Given that the sequence so far is Paper, Scissors, a logical next move in a rotation would be Rock."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the first three rounds. Since the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Scissors."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might stick with a move that beats Rock or alternate between moves that can beat the previous choice, considering my previous guesses were all Rock. Since I guessed Scissors correctly last time, the opponent's next logical move could be Paper to potentially counter another Scissors guess or as part of their strategy to alternate winning moves against a presumed Rock guess pattern."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for these moves. Given that Round 4 and Round 5 resulted in ties (both you and the opponent played the same move), it's possible the opponent may stick with a move that has recently been successful or repeat a pattern from earlier rounds. Since Paper has appeared more frequently than Rock in the opponent's recent plays, and considering the last round was a tie with both playing Paper, predicting Paper seems reasonable."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors, with the last move being Scissors. Given this pattern, the next logical move could be Rock, as it follows the sequence of not repeating the same move twice in a row after the initial rounds."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), indicating a possible preference or repeating pattern. Additionally, in Rounds 4 and 5, the opponent mirrored the player's guess (Scissors when guessed Scissors and Paper when guessed Paper), suggesting an adaptive behavior based on the player's moves. Given that Round 6 involved a deviation with Scissors after two successful mirror guesses, it might signal a return to the pattern or preference seen earlier in the game, such as playing Paper again."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), indicating a possible preference or repeating pattern. Additionally, when I guessed Scissors in Round 4 and Paper in Round 5, the opponent also played the same move as me, suggesting an element of mirroring in their strategy. Given that my last guess was Rock (Round 7) and the outcome was 0, following the observed patterns, the next logical guess to make is Paper, considering the potential for a repeating pattern or an adaptive response from the opponent."""
+44,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the initial rounds, with a possible influence from the player's previous guesses. Given that the last round (Round 9) was a tie with both playing Paper, and considering the pattern where the opponent tends to switch after ties or losses, it seems plausible that the next move could be Scissors, especially since Round 8 was also Scissors, suggesting a potential repeating pattern of moves."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of Rock-Paper-Scissors with potential for patterns or adaptive behavior, my initial guess of Rock did not influence the opponent's move directly as it would in more complex adaptive strategies. Without additional information on the opponent's strategy (whether it's random, alternating, or based on my previous guesses), and given that Paper beats Rock, a straightforward next step could be to assume the opponent might either repeat their move or switch to another move that could potentially beat a common next guess. Since we have no pattern established yet and assuming the simplest form of strategy (repetition or slight variation), guessing 'Rock' again allows me to test if the opponent repeats their move or adapts in a simple manner, such as moving to Scissors to counter a potential Rock guess based on my previous choice."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), it seems they are alternating between the possible winning moves against 'Rock'. Since in Round 1, the opponent played Paper (which beats Rock) and in Round 2, they played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be aiming to beat a potential Scissors guess from me), my next prediction is based on the pattern that the opponent might play a move that would win against a common next guess. However, without more data on their strategy, the simplest assumption is they are trying to exploit a pattern of 'Rock' guesses by playing Paper (Round 1) and then expecting a switch from me, hence playing Scissors (Round 2). If this alternating or adaptive pattern continues in a simplistic manner, my guess for Round 3 would lean towards anticipating their potential next move being 'Rock', assuming they're trying to catch me off guard after two different moves that were both not 'Rock'."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given this observation, my prediction for the next move is Scissors."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Given the history, the opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once after we guessed Rock multiple times. In Round 4, when we changed our guess to Scissors, the opponent also played Scissors, suggesting a possible pattern or reaction to our guesses. Since our last guess was Scissors and it matched the opponent's move, for the next round, I'm guessing the opponent might switch to Rock, considering the pattern of alternating or reacting to our previous moves."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far, and considering the pattern, it seems they tend to favor Paper. Given that in Round 4, both you and the opponent played Scissors, which broke a potential pattern, and then the opponent went back to playing Paper in Round 5, it suggests a leaning towards Paper when not countering a specific move. Therefore, predicting Paper as the next move seems reasonable based on observed behavior."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent's moves are following a repeating pattern of alternating between Paper and Scissors. Given that the last move observed was Scissors, the prediction for the next move is Paper, continuing the alternating pattern."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times (Rounds 1, 3, and 5) in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a potential pattern or preference for Paper against Rock. However, since my last guess was Paper and the opponent also played Paper (Round 7), it's possible the opponent may not switch to Rock or Scissors immediately. Given the lack of clear alternating patterns and considering the previous matches where Paper appeared frequently, I'm going to predict Paper again, assuming the opponent might stick with a move that has been successful in the past or is part of their strategy."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 5), which suggests a possible repeating pattern or preference for Paper. Additionally, in Round 7, both the player and the opponent played Paper, resulting in a correct prediction. Given this history and the fact that the last round (Round 8) was Scissors, it might be likely that the opponent could revert to a move they've favored in the past, such as Paper."""
+45,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent's moves have been alternating between Paper and Scissors since Round 2. Given that they played Paper in Round 9, the predicted next move is Scissors, maintaining the pattern observed throughout the game history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, giving me a slightly higher chance of winning or at least not losing immediately."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering this is a simplified version of RPS designed to evaluate predictive ability, my initial guess of Rock might have been based on a common starting strategy. Since the opponent responded with Paper, which beats Rock, for Round 2, I'm going to predict that the opponent might switch to Rock. This prediction is somewhat intuitive and based on a simple pattern assumption, as there's not enough data yet to discern a more complex strategy."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be an alternating pattern between the winning move against Rock and the losing move against Rock. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissors loses to Rock, a logical next step in this observed pattern could be for the opponent to play Rock, aiming to either win or draw based on the assumption that I might continue guessing Rock or switch to another option."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible alternating pattern between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Given this observed behavior, predicting Scissors as the next move is reasonable."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4 and Paper in Round 5, it seems the opponent might be mirroring or slightly altering their moves. Since the last correct prediction was Paper, predicting Paper again could potentially yield another point if the opponent continues with a similar strategy or repeats a successful move against me."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors twice in the last 5 rounds, with one round of playing the same move as me (Scissors in Round 4 and Paper in Round 5). Since the opponent played Scissors in the last round and I lost, it might be a pattern to alternate between moves that can beat the previous move. Given this alternating pattern and considering the moves that could potentially follow after Scissors, Rock is a logical choice as it beats Scissors."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper three times so far (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), indicating a possible pattern or preference. Additionally, the opponent mirrored the player's move in Rounds 4 and 5, but this mirroring did not occur consistently throughout the game. Given the inconsistency of the mirroring strategy and the notable repetition of Paper, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent might play Paper again."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper three times in the past (Rounds 1, 3, and 7), indicating a possible preference or pattern involving Paper. Additionally, when I guessed Scissors in Round 4 and Paper in Round 5, the opponent mirrored my move, suggesting an element of adaptability or reaction to the player's previous choice. Given that my last guess was Rock in Round 7 and the outcome was 0 (opponent played Paper), and considering the opponent's tendency to alternate or react to moves, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it aligns with observed patterns and potential strategic adaptations."""
+46,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the initial rounds, with a tendency to repeat moves that beat the player's previous guesses. Given the last round was a win for the player with Paper, and considering the pattern, the next move might aim to beat Paper, which would be Scissors."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a neutral choice and allows for adaptation in subsequent rounds based on the opponent's response."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, and considering the basic strategies of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could involve either repeating the previous choice (Paper) to see if I adapt or switching to a move that would beat the one they think I might play next based on my first guess. Since I initially guessed Rock, an opponent looking for a pattern might expect me to switch away from Rock. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, a simple approach is to assume they might stick with what worked (Paper) or prepare for a potential shift by me towards Scissors (since Scissors would be a logical adaptation after losing with Rock against Paper). Given no clear indication of an adaptive strategy that involves changing their move based on my guess, and considering the game has just started, predicting 'Rock' this time is somewhat arbitrary but aims to test whether the opponent follows a basic pattern or adapts quickly."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, Scissors), there seems to be no clear pattern yet. However, since the opponent has already played Paper and Scissors, a possible strategy could involve alternating or changing moves based on some hidden logic not immediately apparent from just two rounds. Without more information or a discernible pattern, one approach is to consider what would beat the last move (Scissors), which would be Rock. Another consideration is that if the opponent were following a simple sequence like Paper-Rock-Scissors (a common repeating pattern in such games), after Scissors, they might play Rock next. Thus, guessing 'Rock' as the next move could potentially exploit this or prepare for a possible repetition in their strategy."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and another move, and considering the last move was Scissors, it seems plausible that the next move could return to Paper, following a pattern of alternation or attempting to exploit a perceived strategy in my predictions."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a potential pattern or adaptation to my previous guesses. Since I've mostly guessed Rock and then switched to Paper without success, the opponent might expect another switch or a return to a previously unsuccessful guess. Given this, predicting Rock could be a strategic move as it's been my most common guess and the opponent might not expect me to repeat a seemingly failed strategy, or they might be adapting their choices based on my guesses."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, and the other two times they played Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might favor playing Paper when faced with a repetitive guess like Rock from the player, but switches to Scissors when the guess changes to Paper. Since the last guess was Rock (Round 5), following the observed behavior, the opponent might play Paper again in Round 6."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissors, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will follow the observed pattern and be Paper or continue an alternating strategy. However, since my previous guesses were incorrect and did not follow a successful predictive pattern, I'm adjusting my approach based on the game's history: The opponent seems to favor moves that beat Rock (Paper) and moves that lose to Paper (Scissors), with no Rocks played by the opponent so far. Given this observation and aiming to break the streak of incorrect predictions, predicting Scissors is a strategic choice, considering it hasn't been played as frequently as Paper in the observed pattern."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Therefore, my prediction for the next move is Paper."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, 6, and 8. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors. Since the last round (round 8) was Scissors, the next move should be Paper, but considering the task is to predict the opponent's move based on a possible repeating or adaptive pattern and all previous predictions were incorrect, it seems more logical to look for a break in the observed pattern or consider an alternative strategy. However, given the information and looking for a potential simple alternating pattern between moves (which isn't perfectly clear from the provided history), one might guess Scissors if assuming an attempt to find a repeating sequence that hasn't been correctly identified yet."""
+47,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper when the previous guess was Scissors, and since the last guess was Scissors, it is likely they will play Paper again to maintain their strategy."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the limited information from the first round where the opponent played Paper, a common strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to alternate or stick with a winning move. Without more data, a basic approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their previous move or switch to a move that would beat their previous choice. However, since we have no pattern established yet and considering the simplicity of potential strategies at this stage, predicting 'Rock' is as good as any other choice based on the information provided."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the game history, the opponent has played Paper and then Scissors. This pattern suggests a possible rotation through the moves. Since Rock is the only move not yet played by the opponent in this sequence, it's a logical choice for the next prediction."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far, suggesting a possible pattern or strategy that involves alternating between these two moves after the first round. Given this observation, predicting Scissors for the next move seems reasonable as it follows the sequence of moves observed (Paper, Scissors, Paper) and could potentially indicate what comes next if the opponent continues in a similar vein."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, indicating a potential pattern or preference. Given that I correctly predicted Scissors in Round 4, the opponent might switch to a move that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds, suggesting a possible alternating pattern. Since the last round was a tie with Paper, predicting Scissors is a reasonable next step, assuming the opponent might alternate or try to capitalize on a potential weakness."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played the same move as the player in Rounds 4, 5, and 6, resulting in correct predictions. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to assume the opponent might continue this behavior or at least not switch from their last successful move against a different guess. Since the last round involved Scissors, guessing Scissors again seems like the safest bet based on recent history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after Round 4, with a possible pattern of playing the same move as the player in Rounds 4, 5, and 6. Given that the last round (Round 7) was Paper, I predict the next move will be Scissors based on this observed alternating pattern."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Scissors. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after round 3. Given this observation and the fact that the last move was Scissors, if the pattern of alternating were to continue, the next move could potentially be Paper, but considering the overall frequency and recent repetition of Scissors, predicting Scissors seems like a reasonable choice based on the given history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, which are the rounds where I also guessed Scissors and earned points. Additionally, the pattern seems to suggest that when I guess Scissors, there's a higher chance of the opponent playing Scissors as well. Given this observed pattern and the fact that my last two guesses were incorrect (rounds 7 and 9), it might indicate the start of another sequence where guessing Scissors could yield a correct prediction."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after I guessed Rock, a simple strategy could be that the opponent is trying to beat my previous guess. Since Paper beats Rock, if the opponent follows a pattern of playing the move that beats the previous prediction, and assuming they stick to this basic strategy without additional information, they might play Rock next because Rock beats Scissors, and I didn't play Scissors last time but it's a potential next choice in a cycle or pattern. However, with only one round of data, the best guess is somewhat speculative. A more cautious approach would consider the possibility of a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy based on my guesses. Without more data, predicting Rock is as reasonable as any other choice given the constraints."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Paper, then Scissors), it seems like they might be alternating or trying to exploit a perceived pattern in my guesses. Since I guessed Rock twice and they responded with Paper and then Scissors, my next guess will be Rock again, attempting to catch them in a potential cycle or forcing them to reveal more of their strategy."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the three rounds so far. Given that my guesses have been Rock each time, it seems the opponent might be adapting or following a pattern based on my moves. Since I've guessed Rock every time and the opponent hasn't played Rock yet, and considering the sequence (Paper, Scissors, Paper), the next logical move to counter another potential 'Rock' guess could be Scissors again, following an alternating pattern or trying to exploit my predictable behavior."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. Given that I correctly guessed Scissors in Round 4, and considering the pattern of the game so far where the opponent seems to alternate or slightly vary their moves, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Paper. This choice is based on the observed behavior that the opponent tends to favor Paper and has not played Rock yet."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, considering Round 1 and 3 were Paper, and Round 2 was Scissors. Given this pattern, after playing Paper in Round 5, the next move could logically be Scissors, following the observed sequence."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Paper and Scissors after the first round, with a repeat of Scissors in rounds 4 and 6. Given this pattern, the next move could potentially follow the sequence observed and result in Scissors again."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row (Round 4 and Round 6) when I guessed correctly, indicating a possible pattern. Additionally, after losing to Paper in Round 7, the opponent might stick with a move that was previously successful against me or try to catch me off guard by repeating a winning strategy from their perspective, considering my last guess was Scissors."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds 4, 6, and 8, and considering the alternating pattern observed between Paper and Scissors after round 3, it seems likely they will play Scissors again following a loss (your incorrect guess of Scissors in round 7) and then a win for them with Paper. Given this pattern, my prediction is that the opponent's next move will be Scissors."""
+49,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent has played Scissors in rounds where the previous round's outcome was 1 point for me, and Paper when the outcome was 0. Given that Round 9's outcome was 0, following the pattern, the opponent should play Scissors next to potentially earn a point."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that many players might start with it instinctively."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,2,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given the opponent played Paper in Round 1, a common strategy would be to alternate moves or play the move that beats the previous one. Since we don't have enough information about the pattern and assuming the simplest form of adaptation, predicting Rock is a reasonable guess as it's the move that loses to Paper, which was the opponent's last move."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Given the opponent's previous moves (Paper, Scissors), there is no clear pattern yet. However, since my previous guesses were both 'Rock' and incorrect, I'll try to exploit a potential alternating or random strategy by guessing 'Rock', assuming the opponent might not repeat their last move ('Scissors') and could revert to a starting point like 'Rock'."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,4,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the three rounds so far, and Scissors once. Given that my previous guesses were all Rock and the opponent's moves seem to counter mine (Paper beats Rock, Scissors cuts Rock), I'm going to predict Paper as it seems to be a favored or strategic choice for the opponent based on the pattern observed."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, but since there's no clear pattern yet from the given history and my previous guesses were incorrect, I'll try predicting Rock this time as it hasn't been played by the opponent in a while and see if the strategy changes."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times out of five rounds, and considering the distribution of moves so far (Paper twice in a row in Rounds 1 and 3, and once in Round 5), it seems like Paper might be a favored move or part of a pattern. Given this historical data and without an obvious repeating sequence, predicting the most frequently played move could be a reasonable strategy."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors twice in the six rounds so far, with no Rocks. Given that the last two guesses were Paper and the outcomes were Scissors both times, it seems the opponent might be alternating or responding to the guesses in a pattern. Since Paper beats Rock and Scissors beats Paper, if there's an attempt to create a cycle or pattern based on wins, predicting Scissors next could align with trying to exploit a potential cyclic behavior where the opponent tries to beat the previous guess (in this case, Paper). However, without more information about the strategy, this prediction relies heavily on observed patterns and the assumption of some form of adaptability or pattern in the opponent's choices."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,8,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, and 5, and Scissors in rounds 2, 4, and 6. In round 7, the opponent played Paper again. This pattern suggests that the opponent alternates between Paper and Scissors after the first round. Since the last move was Paper, following the alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors, but considering the initial rounds' pattern where Paper is a recurring choice and given no clear alternating pattern with Rock, a safer prediction based on frequency would lean towards Paper."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper three times and Scissors four times so far, but never Rock. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate between Paper and Scissors after the first round, and considering the last move was Scissors, a logical next choice based on observed patterns would be Paper again. However, since we need to predict and the pattern isn't strictly alternating in a simple manner, looking at the distribution of moves (Paper: 3, Scissors: 4), it might suggest an adaptive strategy or a bias towards certain moves. Since all guesses so far have been incorrect and assuming the opponent might be trying to outmaneuver based on common RPS strategies or our guessing pattern, choosing Scissors as the next prediction could potentially exploit any pattern or psychological aspect in the opponent's decision-making process, considering Rock has not appeared yet."""
+50,llama3.3:latest,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in rounds 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, indicating a possible pattern or preference for Paper. Given this history, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without additional information."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a common strategy in RPS is to follow a pattern or try to exploit the opponent's perceived strategy. Since Scissors cuts Paper and my initial guess was Rock, the opponent might have chosen Scissors expecting me to play Paper (since Rock is often a first choice). For Round 2, assuming the opponent doesn't change their strategy drastically and aiming to counter an expected Rock or Paper from me, they might stick with a move that can beat one of these, which would be Paper for Rock or Rock for Scissors. However, without more information on the opponent's pattern and considering basic RPS strategies where players often start with Rock due to its perceived neutrality or start with the move that beats the most commonly expected first move (which is also Rock), I'm predicting Rock as it directly counters Scissors and could be a straightforward choice if the opponent is following simple patterns or trying not to overcomplicate their strategy early in the game."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be alternating or responding to my guesses in a specific way. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, for Round 3, I'm guessing Paper, considering if the opponent continues to mirror or follows a simple pattern based on the previous round's outcome."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors, Rock, and then Scissors again. Given this sequence, it seems the opponent might alternate or have a pattern that involves repeating a move after playing Scissors. Since the last move was Scissors, predicting Rock as the next move is based on observing the initial pattern where Rock followed Scissors in Round 2."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, both times when I guessed Rock. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent mirrors my guess or has a preference for Rock under certain conditions. Given that the last round resulted in a tie (both playing Rock), and considering the lack of clear adaptive behavior based on wins or losses, the safest assumption is that the opponent might stick with what has worked before or follow a simple pattern. Thus, predicting Rock seems like the most logical choice based on the limited information provided."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a potential pattern or a tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that my guesses have alternated between Rock and other moves (Paper), and considering the last round where I guessed Rock and the opponent played Scissors, it seems plausible that the opponent might revert to playing Rock if they are following any form of recognizable pattern based on the game's history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In rounds 1, 3, and 5, the opponent played Scissors, while in rounds 2, 4, and 6, they played Rock. Following this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, which suggests the opponent will play Rock next."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors from the opponent's moves, with the sequence being Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock. Following this pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+51,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where every other move is Rock (Rounds 2, 4, 6, 8) and the moves in between are Scissors (Rounds 1, 5, 7), and considering Round 9 broke this pattern with both players choosing Scissors, it's plausible that the opponent might revert to their previous alternating pattern. Thus, predicting Rock for the next move based on the historical alternation."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and lack of prior information."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and my guess was Rock, it's possible the opponent is following a simple pattern or trying to exploit an expected move. Given that Scissors cuts Paper and Rock crushes Scissors, if the opponent continues with a basic strategy, they might play Rock next to counter a potential Paper play or to continue a pattern."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. There's no clear repeating pattern from just two rounds, but we can attempt to deduce a strategy. Since the opponent switched from Scissors to Rock, it's possible they are trying to adapt or throw off the predictor by not following a simple repetition. Without more data on their strategy, a common next guess might involve considering what would beat the last move they made (Rock), which is Paper. Thus, predicting Paper as the opponent's next move is based on attempting to outmaneuver them by assuming they won't play the same move twice in a row or that they're trying to set up for a future move."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a move or follow a simple alternating pattern. Since the last move was Scissors, predicting Rock as the next move is based on observing the opponent's tendency to alternate or possibly repeat patterns after an initial sequence."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this recent behavior, it seems reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it appears that after playing Rock twice, the opponent played Scissors, and then returned to Rock. Following this logic, the next move should be Scissors, but considering the alternating pattern and the fact that my last guess was correct for 'Rock', I will predict 'Rock' as it has been a consistent choice that earns points."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move is likely to be Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Scissors following the last observed move which was Rock."""
+52,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors and I guessed Rock, a common next move could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might start with a simple or repeating pattern, or even try to exploit my previous guess by playing a move that would beat my initial choice."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock. Since the opponent's move changed from Scissors to Rock, it seems like the opponent might be following a pattern or trying to adapt. A common strategy in RPS is to try and outguess the opponent by playing the move that beats their previous move. However, since this is a simplified version designed to evaluate prediction ability and the opponent's strategy isn't explicitly stated as adaptive based on the player's moves, I'm considering a basic pattern or sequence. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, a straightforward approach would be to predict the next move in a common RPS cycle (Rock -> Scissors -> Paper -> Rock) or consider that the opponent might repeat their last move or switch to a move that would beat theirs if they were trying to create a simple pattern. Given that my previous guess of 'Rock' was correct because the opponent also chose 'Rock', and looking at common patterns, if the opponent is following a sequence like Rock -> Paper -> Scissors (a typical cycle where each move is beaten by the next in a loop), their next move could be 'Paper'. This prediction assumes the simplest form of pattern recognition without overcomplicating the opponent's potential strategy."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Scissors and Rock. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation and the lack of clear adaptive behavior based on my guesses, predicting Rock seems to be the safest bet for the next round."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, and Scissors when I didn't guess Rock. Given that my last guess was Rock and the outcome was 0 (meaning the opponent played Scissors), following the observed pattern, the next move could be Rock if the opponent's strategy involves alternating or responding specifically to my guesses."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is logical to predict that the next move will follow this alternating pattern and be Rock."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock, Round 7: Scissors), it is likely that the opponent will play Rock in Round 8."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern, where every odd round results in Scissors and every even round results in Rock, the next move (Round 9) should follow the pattern and result in Scissors."""
+53,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissors beats Paper and loses to Rock, predicting Rock for the next round is a conservative approach, considering the lack of additional information about the opponent's strategy."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This could suggest an adaptive strategy where the opponent tries to counter my previous guess or follows a pattern based on my guesses. Since my last guess was Rock and the opponent matched it, for Round 3, I predict the opponent might switch to Paper, assuming they try to beat my next expected move (which they might assume is another Rock) or follow a sequence where they play each option in turn after matching. However, without more data on their strategy, this remains speculative."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating between Scissors and Rock. Since the last move was Scissors, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, both times when I guessed Rock. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent repeats their move under certain conditions or mirrors the player's guess. Given that my last guess was Paper and the opponent played Scissors, if the opponent is mirroring or reacting to my guesses in some form, guessing Rock again could potentially lead to the opponent playing Rock as well, based on observed behavior."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the history of the game (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors in Rounds 1 and 5. Given this pattern, it seems that the opponent alternates between playing a move that beats your previous guess and repeating a move they've played before. Since you guessed Rock in Round 5 and the opponent played Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move could potentially be Rock as it mirrors the behavior seen in Rounds 2 and 4."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern in the game history (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between playing Rock and Scissors. Given that the last round (Round 7) ended with the opponent playing Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Scissors."""
+54,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, they consistently played Rock in the subsequent round with a similar pattern (e.g., Round 2 and Round 4). Given that in Round 9 the opponent played Scissors and you correctly predicted it, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1, and considering the basic strategy of Rock-Paper-Scissors where Scissors cuts Paper, Paper covers Rock, and Rock crushes Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock. This is because if the opponent is following a simple pattern or trying to exploit a potential bias towards playing Paper (which beats Rock), they might choose Rock as it directly counters the scissors and prepares for a possible paper play."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting or alternating their strategy based on my guesses or the previous round's outcome. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, a possible next step could involve them changing their move to something that would beat me if I were to guess Rock again or continue with an alternating pattern. Therefore, predicting Paper as the opponent's next move is based on the assumption that they might try to counter a potential repeated guess of Rock by playing Paper, which beats Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Given the game history, it seems like the opponent's moves are not following a straightforward pattern. However, looking at Round 2 where both you and the opponent played Rock, and considering there's no clear repeating pattern from the given rounds (Scissors, Rock, Scissors), one might lean towards predicting 'Rock' as the next move based on its previous appearance and the lack of information suggesting a shift towards 'Paper'. This prediction is somewhat conservative, relying on the most recent information that could hint at a potential repetition or preference in the opponent's strategy."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, both times when I guessed Rock. This suggests a possible pattern or tendency for the opponent to repeat their move under certain conditions. Given that my previous guesses have been inconsistent and there's no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent based on my moves, the safest prediction seems to be going with what has historically worked, which is guessing 'Rock' when the opponent might be inclined to play 'Rock' again due to the observed repetition in their strategy."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or repetition in their strategy. Given that the last round resulted in them playing Scissors and my previous guesses of Rock were met with both Rock and Scissors, predicting Rock again could potentially yield another match since the opponent's behavior seems to alternate or not follow a strictly logical RPS counter-strategy based on my guesses."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it appears that after each Scissors, the opponent plays Rock. Since the last move was Scissors, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors. Since the last move by the opponent was Rock (in Round 8), following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+55,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in Rock-Paper-Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, my initial guess did not directly influence their choice. Since Scissors cuts Paper and loses to Rock, and considering this is the first bit of information we have about the opponent's strategy, a reasonable next step is to assume the opponent might either continue with a fixed pattern or switch based on my previous guess. Without more data, assuming a simple strategy, I predict the opponent will play Rock next because it beats Scissors, which they played last, potentially trying to capitalize on a win or establishing a pattern."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the opponent's previous moves, there is no clear pattern yet. However, considering they played Scissors in Round 1 and Rock in Round 2, a possible strategy could be alternating or trying to catch the player off guard by changing their move. Since my guesses were both Rock and the outcomes were different (loss then win), predicting Paper next assumes the opponent might try to exploit a potential bias towards guessing Rock again or simply continue without a discernible pattern."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a strategy that involves repeating one of the moves after a certain round. Since the last move was Scissors, following the initial pattern observed (Scissors, Rock), the next logical guess based on limited information would be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 4), suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given this observation and the lack of a clear adaptive strategy based on my guesses, I'm predicting the opponent will play Rock again in Round 5."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors in Rounds 1 and 5. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors after playing Rock. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern in the game history (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it appears that the next move should be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The pattern in the game history suggests that the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors. Since the last round (Round 8) resulted in a win for me with both of us playing Rock, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Scissors in Round 9."""
+56,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where the opponent plays Rock after playing Scissors, my next prediction is that the opponent will play Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and considering the basic strategies of Rock-Paper-Scissors, playing Rock would be a logical choice for the opponent in Round 2 if they are following a simple or repeating pattern. This is because Rock beats Scissors, and if the opponent is trying to capitalize on a potential repeating pattern or an initial advantage, they might stick with a winning strategy or try to exploit a perceived weakness."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent mirrored my guess by also playing Rock. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be adapting their strategy based on my previous guesses or outcomes. Since the last round resulted in a tie (both played Rock), and considering the possibility of an adaptive strategy, predicting Paper is a reasonable next step as it would counter Rock (the last move made by both me and the opponent) if the opponent decides to stick with Rock or if they attempt to counter my potential next move based on their pattern of play."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the three rounds so far. Given that my previous guesses did not seem to influence the opponent's moves directly (as there is no clear adaptive behavior based on wins or losses), I am going to look for a pattern in their plays. Since the opponent played Scissors, then Rock, and then Scissors again, if we consider the possibility of a repeating or alternating pattern, the next move could potentially be Rock again, following an alternating pattern between Scissors and Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves. Given that the last round where I guessed correctly was also a Rock, and considering the alternating nature of wins and losses, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with a move that has worked for them before, especially since there's no clear indication they're adapting based on my guesses."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the history of the game (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given that the last round (Round 5) was Scissors, following the pattern observed so far where after playing Scissors the opponent switches to Rock, I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should logically follow this sequence, suggesting the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Scissors following the last observed move which was Rock."""
+57,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), and considering the last move was Scissors, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a simple and initial strategy could be to assume the opponent might follow a basic pattern or try to exploit my previous guess. Since Scissors cuts Paper and I initially guessed Rock, the opponent's next move could logically be Rock to beat my potential switch to Paper or to continue a pattern if their strategy involves alternating or countering moves based on common RPS tactics."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern does not clearly indicate a repeating sequence of moves from the opponent but suggests an adaptive strategy based on my guesses. Since the opponent mirrored my move in Round 2, for Round 3, I will guess Paper, anticipating that if the opponent continues to adapt or mirror, they might choose Scissors (to cut paper), or possibly repeat their last move. However, without a clear pattern and considering the adaptive nature, guessing Paper gives me a chance to capitalize on potential patterns such as alternating moves or responding to my previous guesses in a predictable manner."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems the opponent might be alternating or has a strategy that involves repeating a move after playing another. Since the last move was Scissors, predicting Paper (which beats Rock but loses to Scissors) might seem counterintuitive based solely on the last move. However, considering the sequence and looking for a potential pattern or attempting to outguess an adaptive strategy, choosing Paper could be a strategic guess if we assume the opponent is trying to exploit common predictions or is following a more complex pattern not immediately apparent."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, Scissors, and Rock. This pattern seems to alternate between Scissors and Rock. Given this alternating pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating in a pattern that is not immediately clear. However, given the history, after playing Scissors twice (in Rounds 1 and 3 for the opponent, and Round 5 for both), it might suggest a potential return to Rock, as this would be a move that hasn't been repeated consecutively by the opponent yet in the pattern observed so far."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds (Rounds 2 and 6), and both times they were correctly predicted or matched. Given this recent trend, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a move they've had success with or revert to a familiar pattern, making 'Rock' a reasonable prediction for the next round."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Scissors, with occasional repetition of the same move. Given that in Rounds 2 and 6 they played Rock after a mix of moves, and considering Round 7 where they played Scissors, it might indicate a return to Rock as part of their pattern."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, which suggests a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and other moves (Scissors in round 1 and 7, and no clear pattern for Paper). Given this observation, predicting Rock for the next round seems plausible."""
+58,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 2, 6, and 8, and Scissors in rounds 1, 3, 7, and 9. There seems to be an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors after the initial round. Given that the last round (9) was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common initial strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to start with 'Rock' as it's a neutral choice and often the most intuitive for beginners. Without any pattern or additional information, choosing 'Rock' seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, a common strategy in RPS is to alternate moves or try to exploit the predictor's patterns. Since the game just started and there's only one round of history, a straightforward approach would be to assume the opponent might either repeat their move or switch to a move that beats the last predicted move (which was Rock). However, without more complex pattern recognition at this early stage, predicting the move that beats Scissors (which is Rock) seems like a reasonable starting point for attempting to score in the next round."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Scissors, Rock), there seems to be no clear repeating pattern from just two rounds. However, considering basic strategies in RPS that involve trying to beat the opponent's previous move or anticipating their next move based on common patterns, I'm going to take a general approach. Since the opponent played Scissors and then Rock, they might anticipate a player guessing Rock again (since it was guessed twice) and try to counter it with Paper. This is speculative without more data but represents a basic attempt to outmaneuver based on limited information."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Scissors, Rock, and then Scissors again. This pattern seems to alternate between Scissors and another move. Given the sequence so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next logical move in this alternating pattern could be Rock again, assuming the opponent is following a simple repeating or alternating strategy based on the initial moves."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past, both times when I guessed Rock. This suggests a possible repeating pattern or a tendency to mirror my moves under certain conditions. Given that the last round where the opponent played Rock was Round 4, and considering no new information that would suggest a change in strategy based on the rounds provided, the safest prediction is that the opponent might continue with their previous choice of Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed so far (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), it is likely that the next move will be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this alternating pattern, suggesting the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Round 1: Scissors, Round 2: Rock, Round 3: Scissors, Round 4: Rock, Round 5: Scissors, Round 6: Rock, Round 7: Scissors), it is likely that the opponent will play Rock in Round 8."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, ...), the next move should be Rock."""
+59,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors from the opponent. Since the last move was Scissors, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round and there's no game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given the opponent played Scissors in Round 1 and considering the basic strategies of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a common next move could be to play Rock, as it beats Scissors. Without more information on the opponent's strategy, this is a reasonable guess based on the game's initial round."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, the opponent played Scissors after I guessed Rock, and in Round 2, the opponent played Rock when I again guessed Rock. This pattern suggests the opponent might be alternating or responding to my guesses in a particular way. Since the opponent matched my guess in Round 2, a possible next step could be for them to play Paper if they are trying to create a sequence where each move is different from the previous one or if they're adapting based on my previous guesses. However, without more data, this remains speculative, and the prediction leans on observing the opponent's potential strategy of not repeating the same move twice in a row after matching."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Scissors, Rock, and Scissors. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent might repeat a move or follow a simple alternating strategy. Since the last move was Scissors, predicting Rock as the next move is based on observing the initial pattern where the opponent played Rock after Scissors in Round 2."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,5,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock, suggesting a possible pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Given that the last round where I guessed correctly was Round 4 with both of us playing Rock, and considering there's no clear adaptive behavior based on wins or losses from the opponent's side observed so far, my next prediction leans towards the repetition of the most consistent move observed in the game history, which is Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past (Rounds 2 and 4), and Scissors twice as well (Rounds 1 and 5). Given that the pattern seems to alternate between these two moves after Round 2, with Round 3 being an outlier where the guess was Paper but the outcome doesn't fit a clear alternating pattern based on our guesses, it seems plausible that the next move could continue this observed trend. Since the last round (Round 5) the opponent played Scissors, following the pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors, Rock), it is likely that the next move will follow this pattern and be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history (Rock, Scissors, Rock, Rock, Scissors, Rock, Scissors), the next move should be Rock."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""The game history shows an alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors from the opponent's side. Given that the last round (Round 8) ended with the opponent playing Rock, following the observed pattern, the next move should be Scissors."""
+60,llama3.3:latest,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Scissors. Given the pattern observed in the game history, where the opponent plays Rock after playing Scissors, and considering the last move was Scissors, it is reasonable to predict that the next move will be Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random choice as a starting point. Rock is a common initial move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutrality."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, without any additional information suggesting a change in strategy, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their move or follow a pattern that isn't immediately clear. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable initial strategy until more data suggests otherwise."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your choice. Since the opponent's strategy is not entirely clear from just two rounds, a common approach would be to try and exploit potential patterns or make a strategic guess based on typical Rock-Paper-Scissors strategies. One such strategy could involve alternating between choices or adapting based on the opponent's previous move. However, with only two data points (Rock followed by Paper), it's speculative to determine if the opponent is following a specific sequence or reacting to your moves. A simplistic approach might predict the next move as Scissors because if the opponent were alternating or trying to exploit typical human biases in RPS (where players often switch after losing or winning), Scissors would be a logical next choice to beat Rock, assuming the opponent anticipated another Rock guess based on your previous choices. This reasoning is highly speculative without more data and assumes a level of predictability that may not exist."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence suggests a possible repeating pattern or a strategy that adapts based on the player's guesses. Given that the last move was Scissors and considering the cyclical nature of RPS (where each option beats one other option and loses to another), predicting Rock as the next move seems plausible because it follows a simple, alternating pattern that could be part of the opponent's strategy."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating or possibly following a pattern that isn't immediately clear, and considering they have already repeated Rock, my next guess is Rock, hoping to catch another repetition or pattern in their strategy."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and both times they were correctly predicted or matched. Given the pattern, it seems the opponent may return to playing Rock after losing to Paper in Round 5, attempting to start a new sequence or continue an alternating strategy."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given the alternating wins and losses, and considering the opponent's last move was Scissors (which typically would be followed by Rock to beat it), I predict the next move will be Rock."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a move that beats the previous guess. Given the history, after two consecutive 'Rock' outcomes where the guess was correct (Rounds 3 and 4 do not follow this pattern but considering Rounds 1, 4, and 7), the next move might be Paper because it follows the observed pattern of alternating between repeating a winning strategy (in this case, Rock) and then shifting to beat the predicted move. Since Round 7 was a repeat of Rock and resulted in a correct guess, following the observed alternation pattern, the opponent's next logical move could be Paper."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a non-Rock move every other round after the first two rounds. Given that in Round 8, the opponent played Paper and won against you (since you also played Paper), for Round 9, considering the pattern of alternating wins or the specific sequences observed so far (Rock-Paper-Rock-Scissors sequence with occasional repetition or variation), it seems plausible the opponent might stick to a move that has been successful in the past or switch based on an unseen pattern. However, noticing the direct outcomes: Round 1 (Rock-Rock), Round 3 (Scissors-Scissors), Round 4 (Rock-Rock), and Round 8 (Paper-Paper) all resulted in ties (or wins for you in terms of prediction), while Rounds 2, 5, and 6 involved a loss to Paper or Scissors, it seems the opponent might favor a move that counters your most common guess, which has been Rock. Since Rock is commonly played by you and the opponent has successfully countered it with Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 5), predicting Paper as the next move could be logical, considering the opponent may aim to counter your potential return to guessing Rock or may follow a pattern that involves playing Paper after certain sequences."""
+61,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to switch between Rock and other moves. In rounds where the outcome was 1 for me (correct predictions), the opponent played Rock in rounds 1, 3 (actually Scissors, but considering the pattern of switches), 4, 7, and 8 (though I predicted Paper). Given that my last prediction was incorrect (Paper vs Scissors), following the observed pattern, the opponent might switch back to Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Given that this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, a common approach is to choose the most statistically favored option or go with a neutral choice. Rock is often considered a default or neutral starting point in RPS, as it is neither the most aggressive (Scissors, aiming to cut) nor the most defensive (Paper, aiming to cover). Without any pattern to follow, starting with 'Rock' seems like a reasonable initial guess."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be that the opponent repeats their move. Without more information or a clear pattern from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption is that the opponent might stick with what worked or has a pattern that isn't yet apparent. Thus, predicting Rock again for Round 2."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your choice. Since the opponent's strategy is unknown but seems to involve changing their move after a round, and considering basic RPS strategies often involve cycling through options or reacting to the opponent's previous move, predicting Scissors for the next round is based on assuming the opponent might continue to alternate or react differently each time. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this prediction leans on the assumption of alternating patterns or a potential attempt to exploit a perceived pattern in your guesses."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence resembles a common pattern in Rock-Paper-Scissors where players cycle through the options. Assuming the opponent continues this cyclic pattern, their next move should be 'Rock'."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy might involve a repeating pattern, and considering they have already repeated Rock, my prediction for Round 5 is that the opponent will play Rock again, trying to establish a pattern or test my ability to recognize repetition."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I also guessed Rock, and played Paper when I guessed Rock after guessing Scissors or another Rock. Given that Round 5 was a guess of Rock with an outcome of Paper, following the pattern observed so far (Rock-Paper sequence), the next move could logically be Rock to maintain the oscillating pattern between Rock and Paper."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock correctly (Rounds 1 and 4), suggesting a potential pattern or tendency to repeat moves under certain conditions. Additionally, after losing to Paper (Round 5) and Scissors (Round 6), there's a possibility the opponent might revert to a previous successful strategy, such as playing Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round (Rock) and then switching to a move that beats the previous move (Paper). Given that Round 7 resulted in a tie with both players choosing Rock, following the observed alternating pattern, the opponent might choose Paper in Round 8 to beat Rock."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the outcome was 1 (correct prediction), the next move often changed. Given that in Round 8, both you and the opponent played Paper and the outcome was 1, it's possible the opponent will switch to a move that beats Paper, but since there isn't a clear pattern of what move they switch to after a win for both, another approach is to look at the distribution of moves. However, noticing the outcomes, especially how often Rock appears and is correctly guessed, suggests an adaptive strategy. Without a clear repeating pattern from the given history and considering the need for adaptation, predicting Paper might seem less intuitive without further patterns. Yet, looking closer at the game's history: after Round 2 (Paper) and Round 5 (Paper), the next moves were Scissors and Rock respectively, suggesting no immediate repetition of 'Paper' after its appearance as a winning move against Rock. Given this, a safer guess based on minimal pattern recognition and trying to outguess the opponent's potential strategy shift would actually lean towards predicting what hasn't been the immediate follow-up to Paper in previous rounds, which could logically be Scissors if following a simple avoidance pattern or staying with a non-losing strategy. However, considering all provided rounds and aiming for a move that historically has had fewer losses against it directly (from the opponent's perspective), Paper seems like an educated guess due to its ability to beat Rock, one of the more frequently guessed moves, even though this doesn't perfectly align with observed patterns."""
+62,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and other moves (Paper or Scissors) after playing Rock. Given that the last move was Scissors, it's possible the opponent will play Rock next, following a pattern of returning to Rock after deviating from it."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial choice."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and my guess was also Rock, resulting in a correct prediction, I'm going to assume for Round 2 that the opponent might repeat their move as there's no clear pattern yet to suggest otherwise."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and could involve either a repeating pattern or an adaptive response based on your moves, a logical next step would be to consider the possibility of the opponent adapting their strategy in reaction to your consistent choice of Rock. If the opponent recognizes you chose Rock twice, they might anticipate you changing your move to either Paper (to beat Rock) or Scissors (in an attempt to catch them off guard). However, since we don't have enough data to confidently predict a repeating pattern and considering the opponent already showed a willingness to change their move by playing Paper after initially playing Rock, predicting Scissors could be seen as attempting to outmaneuver them. This prediction assumes that if the opponent played Paper in response to your second Rock, they might not immediately switch back to Rock (which would be beaten by Paper) but instead could logically choose Scissors, expecting you to either stick with Rock or possibly switch to Paper."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, it seems like they might be alternating or following a pattern that involves all three moves. Since they played Scissors last, a possible next move could be Rock, continuing a cycle or pattern of play."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Scissors once when I guessed it correctly. Given the pattern observed, where the opponent seems to alternate or repeat moves after a correct guess by me, and considering my previous guesses and outcomes, predicting 'Rock' for Round 5 seems plausible as it has been a recurring choice."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Given that the last move was Paper (in round 5), the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and not playing Rock (either Paper or Scissors) in a pattern that is not strictly consistent but shows a tendency towards repeating Rock after not playing it for a round. Given the last round was Scissors, following the observed inconsistency, it might lean towards Rock again as it did in rounds 1 and 4."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times (Rounds 1, 4, and 7), Paper twice (Rounds 2 and 5), and Scissors once (Round 6). Given the alternating pattern of wins and losses for the player guessing Rock and the fact that the last round was a win for guessing Rock, it suggests the opponent may shift to a move that beats Rock, which is Paper. Additionally, considering the distribution of moves so far, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it would be a logical next step in an attempt to create a mixed strategy that adapts to the player's frequent guesses of Rock."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, they were followed by either Paper or another Rock. Given that the last round (Round 8) resulted in a tie with both players choosing Paper, it's possible the opponent will switch to a move that beats Paper, but since there's no clear pattern of what comes after a tie, I'm considering the moves that have come after Rock in previous rounds for my prediction. However, looking closer at the history, after Round 4 where both played Rock, the opponent switched to Paper in Round 5, suggesting an alternation or adaptation based on the outcome of the round. Therefore, predicting the next move involves considering what might come after a tie and any discernible pattern. The opponent has shown to play Paper after playing Rock (Round 2 and Round 5), which suggests if they are following a pattern that includes adapting to outcomes or repeating moves, Paper could be a likely choice again, especially since it directly follows a round where both players chose the same move (Paper in Round 8)."""
+63,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, indicating a possible repeating pattern every 3 rounds. Since the last time they played Rock was in round 7, and now we are in round 10, following the observed pattern, the opponent might play Rock again."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in the first round and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might either repeat their move or change it based on a simple pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest bet for the second round, given no other context, is to assume they might stick with what worked last time or try to trick me by switching. However, since I have no evidence of an adaptive strategy at this point, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be following a sequence or pattern. A common pattern could involve moving to the next choice that beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Paper beats Rock), so after playing Paper, they might play Scissors as it beats Paper. This is a speculative approach based on limited data but attempts to find a logical progression in the opponent's strategy."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence resembles a common pattern where the next move could potentially loop back to the start or follow a predictable sequence based on the game's nature. Given the simplicity of the game and without more complex patterns emerging from just three rounds, a straightforward approach is to look for repetition or alternation in moves. Since we've seen Rock, then Paper (which beats Rock), and then Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be part of a cycling pattern), predicting 'Rock' as the next move assumes the opponent might either return to their first choice or engage in a strategy where they cycle through options."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to have some repetition, especially with Rock appearing in two out of four rounds, it seems plausible that the opponent might stick with a move they've used before. Since there isn't an obvious pattern like alternating between all three options or strictly following a sequence (like Rock-Paper-Scissors), predicting the most frequently played move so far, which is Rock, seems like a reasonable strategy based on the limited information provided."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Since the last round (round 5) was Paper, the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, suggesting a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Additionally, the opponent's moves seem to be alternating between losing and winning against the player's guesses, which could indicate an attempt to confuse or adapt to the player's strategy. Given this history, predicting Rock seems like a reasonable choice, as it has been a successful move for the opponent in the past and might be part of their pattern."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between Rock and a move that beats the previous guess. Given the history, after two consecutive Rocks (Rounds 4 and 7), the opponent might switch to Paper, which would beat Rock, following the pattern observed in Rounds 2 and 5 where Paper followed a Rock."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 3, with an occasional Scissors. Given that the last move was Rock in Round 7 and Paper in Round 8, it might follow the pattern of playing Paper again or switching to another move. However, considering the history where Paper often follows a sequence of Rocks (as seen in Rounds 2 and 5), and since the last round (Round 8) resulted in both players choosing Paper, I predict the opponent will choose Paper again, assuming they might stick with what worked last time or try to exploit any perceived pattern in my guessing."""
+64,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, it was either because they matched the player's guess (Round 1, 4, 7) or after the player guessed Paper and the opponent played Paper in the previous round (Round 8), suggesting that if the opponent played a move that beat the player's guess, they might revert to playing Rock. Given the pattern of alternating wins and losses for the player, especially considering Round 9 where the opponent played Scissors (which beats Paper), it seems plausible that the opponent could play Rock in the next round as a way to potentially match or counter the player's expected move based on past behavior."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without more complex patterns or additional information from subsequent rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the given data is that the opponent might stick with what worked, which was Rock."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and there's no obvious pattern yet (like alternating or always playing the move that beats the previous round's move), a common next step in trying to understand an opponent's strategy in RPS is to consider what move would beat the opponent's last move, which was Paper. Scissors loses to Rock, Rock loses to Paper, and Paper loses to Scissors. Therefore, to beat Paper (the opponent's last move), one should play Scissors. This prediction assumes the opponent might either stick with a winning strategy or switch in an unpredictable manner, but without more data, playing the move that beats their last choice seems like a reasonable next guess."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent started with Rock and then moved to Paper (which beats Rock), and then played Scissors (which loses to Rock but could be a strategic move to test or reset the pattern), the next logical move could be to return to Rock. This is based on observing the sequence for any repeating patterns or potential strategies like alternating wins/losses or testing responses to previous moves."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy may involve a repeating pattern, and considering they have already repeated Rock, it seems plausible they might continue or return to this move in an attempt to establish a pattern or catch me off guard."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the last move was Paper in round 5, the next predicted move could be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and these instances were separated by rounds where they played Paper and then Scissors, suggesting a potential pattern or cycle in their strategy. Given the last round (Round 6) resulted in them playing Scissors, following the observed pattern, it might be plausible that they revert to Rock in the next round."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and a move that beats the most frequently guessed move (Rock). Given the history, after two rounds where the outcome was 1 for guessing Rock, the opponent played Paper twice when Rock was guessed consecutively. Considering the pattern of alternating wins and losses due to the guesses being mostly 'Rock', and noticing that 'Scissors' appeared once after a sequence of Rocks, it seems like the opponent might be trying to exploit the most common guess ('Rock') by playing 'Paper'. Since 'Rock' has been guessed multiple times in a row previously and was correct twice consecutively before being incorrect (due to 'Paper'), and given that the last move was 'Rock', following the pattern, the next logical move for the opponent could be 'Paper' to beat another potential 'Rock' guess."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the opponent played 'Rock', they tended to follow it with either 'Paper' or repeat 'Rock'. Given that in Round 8, both you and the opponent played 'Paper', and considering the pattern of switches and repeats observed throughout the game history, the next logical move for the opponent could be 'Paper' again, as there's a noticeable lack of 'Scissors' plays from the opponent in response to 'Paper'. However, given the previous round was a match and the opponent's tendency to sometimes repeat and other times switch, predicting 'Paper' is based on the assumption that the opponent might continue with 'Paper' after a successful match."""
+65,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and other moves (Paper or Scissors) after each correct guess of Rock. Given that the last guess of Paper was incorrect because the opponent played Scissors, it's plausible the opponent will revert back to a move that has been successful in the past, which is Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in Rock-Paper-Scissors due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable choice without any additional information."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly guessed it, a simple strategy could be to assume the opponent might repeat their move. Without more information or a clear pattern from additional rounds, the safest initial assumption based on the given history is that the opponent might stick with what worked for them last time."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your guess. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and could involve either a repeating pattern or an adaptive behavior based on your guesses, one possible approach is to consider what the opponent might do next if they are trying to beat your previous guess consistently. If the opponent is adapting based on your previous guesses (Rock in both rounds), they might choose Scissors in Round 3 because Scissors would beat Rock, and it would be a logical adaptation if they're trying to exploit your repeated choice of Rock. This prediction assumes the opponent noticed your repetition and aims to capitalize on it."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, Scissors. This sequence resembles a common pattern in Rock-Paper-Scissors where players cycle through the options. Given this pattern, the next move would logically be 'Rock' as it follows the sequence: Rock -> Paper -> Scissors -> Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given the pattern, it seems like the opponent might be alternating between repeating a move that was previously successful for them or trying to catch the player off guard. Since Round 3 and Round 4 both resulted in the same move being played (Scissors by us and then Rock by them), I'm guessing the opponent will stick with what worked last time, which is Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, with Scissors being played only once. Given the pattern of alternating between winning and losing moves for the player, and considering the last move was a loss for the player (Rock vs. Paper), it seems plausible that the opponent might switch to a different choice to potentially exploit a repeated guess from the player. Since Rock has been guessed multiple times by the player and the opponent has already played Paper after Rock in previous rounds, guessing Scissors could be a strategic move by the opponent to win if the player guesses Rock again or to create uncertainty."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 6, both played Scissors, following the observed alternating pattern after matching moves, the next predicted move should be Rock."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and Paper after a round where both players played the same move. Given that in Round 7, both players played Rock and won, following the observed pattern, the opponent should play Paper in the next round."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,6,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and then switching to a different move. In rounds where the outcome was 1 (correct guess), the next round's guess was often incorrect, suggesting the opponent might switch moves after a correct guess by me. Given that Round 8 resulted in an outcome of 1 (I guessed Paper correctly), following this observed pattern, the opponent should switch to a different move for Round 9. Since Rock and Scissors have appeared more frequently in previous rounds with this alternating pattern, and considering I correctly guessed Paper last, the opponent might choose Paper again as it's less predictable based on historical moves alone, but given the task requires a prediction based on observed behavior, predicting Paper seems reasonable due to its recent appearance and potential for repetition or change."""
+66,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1, 4, and 7, suggesting a possible repeating pattern every three rounds. Given the current round is 10, following this observed pattern, the opponent might play Rock again."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, my initial assumption is that the opponent might repeat their move or follow a simple pattern. Without more information about the opponent's strategy, the safest guess for Round 2, based on the given history, is to predict Rock again, assuming the simplest form of pattern repetition."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent's moves so far (Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2), it seems like they might be alternating or following a simple sequence. Since Rock beats Scissors and Paper beats Rock, if the opponent is trying to win or follow a pattern based on the previous round's move, guessing Scissors as their next move could potentially be correct, assuming they're trying to beat the expected move after Rock (which would typically be Paper). However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this prediction relies heavily on the assumption of a simple alternating pattern or an attempt to exploit a perceived pattern in my guesses."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, it seems like they might be alternating or following a pattern that involves repeating one of the moves after playing all three. Since the last move was Scissors, and assuming a potential cycle or pattern, the next logical choice could be Rock, as it would follow a sequence where each move is played before possibly repeating or continuing in some form of pattern."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's strategy is unknown but seems to involve some repetition or pattern, and considering that 'Rock' has been a repeated choice, it's reasonable to predict 'Rock' again as the next move."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and both times they were correctly predicted or matched by guessing Rock. In Rounds 2 and 5, the opponent switched to Paper after a round where Rock was played, suggesting a potential pattern of alternating between Rock and another move when the previous move was guessed correctly or matched. Given that Round 5 resulted in an incorrect guess (guessing Rock when the opponent played Paper), following the observed pattern, the next move could revert back to Rock as it did after Round 2."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, indicating a possible repeating pattern or preference for Rock. Given the alternating losses after correct predictions of Rock, it seems plausible the opponent might return to Rock after not playing it in the last round."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between Rock and Paper after Round 1, with an occasional Scissors. Given the pattern where the opponent played Rock in Round 7, it's plausible they will switch to Paper in Round 8, following the observed alternating trend."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing the same move as the previous round and then changing it. Given that in Round 8, both players played Paper and earned a point, and observing the pattern where after earning a point (or matching moves), the opponent tends to switch their move to something that would beat the previous move or repeats a move, I'm predicting Paper because it directly follows a successful match where both chose the same option, suggesting a potential repeat based on the observed behavior."""
+67,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors) after a correct guess. Given the pattern in Rounds 1-9, where the opponent played Rock in Rounds 1, 4, 7, and also considering the outcomes, it appears that after a round where the opponent's move was correctly guessed (Round 8), they might play Rock again as part of their strategy to alternate or introduce unpredictability. This observation guides my prediction for Round 10."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting move in RPS due to its simplicity and neutral standing against other moves."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and I correctly guessed it, for Round 2, I will assume the opponent might repeat their strategy or play a move that would beat my previous guess. However, with only one round of history, the safest assumption based on the information given is that the pattern could be repetitive or the opponent is trying to establish a baseline. Thus, predicting Rock again seems like a reasonable approach given the lack of more complex data."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. Since the opponent's strategy is not immediately clear from just two rounds and could involve either a simple pattern or an adaptive response based on your moves, one approach is to consider what move would be strategic for the opponent in response to your previous guesses. If the opponent played Paper in Round 2 because you guessed Rock twice, they might anticipate you to change your strategy in Round 3. However, without a clear pattern from just two rounds and considering basic RPS strategies where players often try to exploit their opponent's tendencies, guessing Scissors could be a reasonable next step, assuming the opponent doesn't switch back to Rock but instead tries to exploit what they perceive as your likely next move based on common patterns or psychology in RPS. Essentially, this prediction leans on trying to outguess the opponent by considering potential adaptive strategies and the basic principles of RPS where each move has a counter."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, indicating a possible alternating pattern between these two moves or a strategy that involves revisiting previous moves. Since the last move observed was Paper in Round 2, and considering the pattern of alternation or revisit, predicting Rock as the next move seems plausible given the lack of clear repeating patterns from the limited game history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to be alternating or not following a strictly increasing pattern of complexity, and considering they have returned to playing Rock after playing other moves, it seems plausible that the opponent might continue with a move they've used before. Since there isn't enough information to discern a more complex strategy reliably, predicting 'Rock' is based on its recurrence in the game history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and both times they were correctly predicted or followed a pattern that suggested a return to Rock after playing Paper. Given the alternating pattern of correct and incorrect predictions, and considering the last move was Paper (Round 5), it seems plausible the opponent might revert back to Rock in Round 6."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice before (Rounds 1 and 4), and these instances were followed by a loss for the opponent in the subsequent round. Given that the last round was a loss for me (guessing Rock when the opponent played Scissors), I predict the opponent will switch back to Rock as part of their pattern, attempting to capitalize on my previous incorrect guess."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and then a move that beats the player's most frequent guess (which is Rock in this case), or matches it. Given that the player has guessed Rock multiple times and the last outcome was a match (Rock vs. Rock), the next logical move by the opponent, following an attempt to beat the player's frequent guess, would be Paper."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing the same move as the previous round and switching to a different move. In rounds where the opponent played Rock, they either played Rock again or switched to Paper. Given that in Round 8 both players played Paper, and considering the pattern of switches and repeats observed throughout the game history, it's plausible the opponent might switch to Paper again after playing Paper in Round 8, but since we are trying to predict based on a pattern that isn't strictly consistent, another approach is to consider common behaviors in RPS like alternating or trying to outguess by playing what would beat the previous move. However, without a clear repeating pattern and considering the task is to predict based on given history, predicting Paper seems reasonable as it follows a possible pattern where after matching moves (in Round 8), the opponent might choose a move that could potentially beat the player's last choice or continue with the same to see the player's reaction."""
+68,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors) after each correct guess of Rock. Since the last round involved a guess of Paper and the outcome was incorrect (opponent played Scissors), following the observed pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no prior game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common starting choice in RPS due to its simplicity and the fact that it beats Scissors, so it seems like a reasonable initial prediction."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and we correctly predicted it, a simple strategy could be to repeat the previous move. Assuming the opponent might follow a pattern or at least not change their move immediately, predicting Rock again seems reasonable for Round 2."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the game history, in Round 1, both you and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a tie. In Round 2, you guessed Rock again, but the opponent switched to Paper, beating your Rock. This switch from Rock to Paper by the opponent could indicate an alternating or adaptive strategy. Since the opponent's last move was Paper, and considering the basic strategy of RPS where each move has a counter (Rock > Scissors, Scissors > Paper, Paper > Rock), predicting the next move as Scissors is logical because it would beat the opponent if they were to play Paper again or prepare for a potential switch."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves so far have been Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Given that the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Scissors in Round 3, it seems like they might be alternating or following a pattern that involves repeating one of the moves after playing all three. Since they played Paper in Round 2 and Scissors in Round 3, a possible next move could be Rock to continue a cyclical pattern or to start a new sequence."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played Paper and Scissors once each. Given that the opponent's moves seem to alternate or not follow a straightforward pattern based on the provided history, and considering that Rock has been a repeated choice, it seems reasonable to predict Rock for the next round as it has been one of the opponent's preferred moves."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given that the last round (round 5) was Paper, the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternation pattern."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the past when I guessed Rock and they won, and also when we both played the same move. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that if I guess Rock again, the opponent might play Rock as well to either win or tie. This is a simplistic approach based on observed behavior and may not account for more complex strategies."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent seems to alternate between playing Rock and a different move. Given the history, after two rounds where the opponent played Rock (Rounds 4 and 7), it's plausible they will switch to Paper in the next round, as was observed in Rounds 2 and 5 following a Rock play."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to alternate between Rock and Paper after a match where both players choose the same move. Given that in Round 8, both players chose Paper, it is likely the opponent will switch to Rock or Scissors in the next round but considering historical data where Rock was more frequently played by the opponent and often followed by Paper, predicting Paper might be a safer bet assuming an alternating pattern after matching choices."""
+69,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to have a tendency to switch between moves but also repeats 'Rock' occasionally. Given the history, Rock has been played by the opponent in rounds where it was either predicted correctly or not, suggesting it might be part of a pattern that includes repetition and adaptation based on previous guesses."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round and there's no previous game history to analyze, I'm making a random guess. Rock is a common initial choice in RPS games, so it seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Based on the game history, in Round 1, both I and the opponent played Rock, resulting in a correct prediction. Given that the opponent's strategy is hidden and could involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, without more information to suggest a change, the simplest approach is to assume the opponent might repeat their previous move, especially since there's no indication of an adaptive strategy based on my guess. Therefore, predicting 'Rock' again seems like a reasonable next step."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,3,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Given the opponent played Rock in Round 1 and Paper in Round 2, it seems like they might be alternating or following a sequence. A common strategy could involve moving to the next choice that beats the previous one (Rock beats Scissors, Scissors cuts Paper, Paper covers Rock), but since we don't have enough information about their exact strategy, predicting based on a pattern of progression from Rock to Paper suggests they might choose Scissors next as it's the only option left in a simple rotation or if they're trying to exploit a perceived pattern in my guesses."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between matching the player's guess and beating the player's guess. In Round 1, the opponent matched the player's Rock. In Round 2, the opponent played Paper, beating the player's Rock. In Round 3, the opponent matched the player's Scissors. Following this pattern, in Round 4, the opponent should play a move that beats the player's previous guess (Scissors), which would be Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far (Rounds 1 and 4), and also played the same move as me in Rounds 1 and 3. Given this pattern, it seems plausible that the opponent may repeat a previously successful or recently played move. Since Rock has been a common choice for both of us and was the last match where we both chose the same option, I'm predicting Rock for Round 5."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in rounds 1 and 4, and Paper in rounds 2 and 5. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be alternating between Rock and Paper. Given that the last move was Paper in round 5, the next move could potentially be Rock, following the observed alternating pattern."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and not playing Rock (either Paper or Scissors) after each round where the outcome was 1 for me guessing Rock. Given that in Round 6 I guessed Rock and lost, following this observed pattern, the next move should theoretically be Rock as it follows the sequence where after a loss against Rock, the opponent goes back to Rock."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent's pattern seems to alternate between playing Rock and then a different move. Given that the last time they played Rock was in Round 7, it's possible they will play a different move this round. Since their previous non-Rock moves have been Paper (Round 2 and Round 5), it's reasonable to predict Paper for this round."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,5,"""The opponent's moves seem to be alternating between repeating a move that was previously successful against the player and changing after losing. Given the last round resulted in a tie (both played Paper), we might expect the opponent to change their strategy, potentially returning to a move that has beaten the player before, such as Paper. However, since the game history shows a mix of patterns and there's no clear indication of how the opponent adapts after ties, predicting with certainty is challenging. Given the last move was a tie on Paper, I'm guessing the opponent might stick with or switch from Paper to something else, making Paper a slightly safer guess due to its recent success in Round 8."""
+70,llama3.3:latest,R-P-S,10,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent seems to be alternating between playing Rock and another move (either Paper or Scissors) after a correct guess. Given the pattern where the opponent plays Rock after a round where they win or lose with a different move, and noting that in Round 9, the opponent played Scissors, it's plausible to predict they will play Rock next as a form of pattern repetition observed throughout the game history."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, there is no prior behavior to analyze. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to begin with Rock as it is a neutral choice that doesn't give away any patterns or preferences. Thus, our prediction for the opponent's next move is Rock."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it's essential to note that this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent may adapt their strategy over time. Nonetheless, without sufficient data on the opponent's behavior, predicting Rock as the next move seems like the safest bet."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds, showing a repeating pattern. To make an informed prediction, we assume that they might be trying to confuse us into expecting Rock again. Hence, a reasonable next move for them could be Paper, attempting to beat our potential expectation of Rock."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock for the first four rounds. It's reasonable to assume they will continue this pattern, so I predict they will play Rock again."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well. This pattern indicates a non-random strategy or perhaps a beginner's approach to the game."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). It is likely that they will continue to follow this pattern in the next round as well."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds, making it highly likely that they will continue with this pattern."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 8 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. It is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+71,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the past 9 rounds. To make a successful prediction, we need to identify any patterns or repetitions in the opponent's behavior and predict an action that would beat it. In this case, since the opponent has only played Rock so far, choosing Paper would result in a win for us. This approach assumes that the opponent will not change their strategy after several rounds of consistent play."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, assuming an equally likely chance for each option, 'Rock', 'Paper', and 'Scissors' would all have a 1/3 probability of being chosen. Opting to begin with 'Rock' as the prediction is an arbitrary decision."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and there is no further information about their strategy or adaptive behavior, a safe initial assumption would be that they might continue with the same pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent's next move to also be Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider potential patterns or tendencies they might follow. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, a reasonable guess would be that the opponent wants to mix up their plays to avoid being too predictable. In this case, after three consecutive Rocks, it's possible that they may switch to Paper next. Nonetheless, this prediction remains uncertain due to the lack of substantial information about the opponent's strategy."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the first three rounds, the opponent played Rock consistently. Even though you changed your guess in round 4 to Paper, the opponent still chose Rock. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue with Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (5 out of 5 rounds). Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (6 out of 5 rounds). There is no identifiable pattern or adaptive behavior in their strategy, and they have not made any moves that would be countered by Rock. Therefore, it's most likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+72,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting strategy in Rock-Paper-Scissors is to choose Rock, so we will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might follow the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Since there is no evidence of a pattern change or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same move. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round as well."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider two possibilities: they are either following a repeating pattern or adapting their strategy based on your guesses. Given that sticking to one move can be a simple strategy, let's assume they will continue playing Rock for now. However, if you have been predicting their moves correctly, they might want to change their strategy to counter yours. In this case, the best countermove would be Paper. Since there is no clear indication of their behavior yet, I will initially predict that they will play Paper to balance the potential risk."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed so far, and they have not made any moves against Paper or Scissors. Hence, it's safe to assume that the opponent will most likely play Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has consistently played Rock for the first five rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with their initial move in the sixth round as well."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same trend."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""In the previous 7 rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. There is no observable pattern or change in their behavior to suggest a different move this round. Therefore, it's reasonable to predict they will choose Rock again."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in all the rounds so far. In an attempt to predict a possible change in their strategy, I will choose Paper as the next move, since it beats Rock."""
+73,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 8 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptation in their moves so far, making a repeat of Rock the most likely outcome."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock' with a probability of 1/3."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a neutral starting point, I will initially assume they follow a repetitive pattern. Therefore, I predict Rock for the next round as well."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds. To predict their next move, we need to consider whether they are following a repeating pattern or adapting their strategy. In this case, with no clear adaptive behavior observed, it's possible that the opponent might be trying to exploit our potential assumption of repetition by switching to Paper (which beats Rock). However, since there is not enough information about their strategy, we cannot rule out the possibility of further repetitions. Nonetheless, a switch to Paper at this point could potentially provide valuable information about the opponent's strategy and lead to more accurate predictions in the future."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last four rounds, the opponent has consistently played Rock. There is no observable pattern or change in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue with this trend."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Based on the game history provided, the opponent has played Rock for the last 5 rounds consecutively. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past six rounds. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptive behavior that suggests a change in their strategy. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior in their moves, so predicting they will continue to play Rock is the most likely outcome."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last 8 rounds, making it highly likely that they will continue to follow this pattern."""
+74,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in every round so far, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, based on the observed behavior, it is highly likely that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that assumption, there is no advantage in choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors over the others. We will choose Rock as our default prediction for the first round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, which is a neutral start with no indication of a pattern or preference towards Rock, Paper, or Scissors. Hence, the safest bet for the next round would be to assume the opponent will repeat their move and play Rock again."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a repeating pattern or using a strategy that involves starting with Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first three rounds, showing a consistent pattern. To make an educated guess, we can assume that they might switch to Paper or Scissors to avoid falling into a predictable pattern themselves. However, since there is no information yet about their adaptability, let's start by considering a simple switch from Rock to Paper as the next move."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock in the last four rounds. There is no evidence of adaptive behavior or a repeating pattern other than playing Rock, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue this trend."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for the last 5 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so it's safe to assume they might continue with their current move."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout all the rounds. There is no observable pattern or change in their strategy so far, making it most likely that they will continue to play Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all the previous rounds, making it a consistent pattern. There is no adaptive behavior or change in their strategy so far, so it's reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+75,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 9 rounds, making it a consistent pattern. It's reasonable to assume they might continue this pattern."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is to pick Rock, so I will make the same initial choice as a neutral prediction."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, so it's possible they might follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the game history so far, the opponent has played Rock in both rounds. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will continue with the same pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. This could indicate a repetitive pattern or an attempt to deceive you into predicting Rock again. To exploit this potential behavior, predicting Paper might be a good strategy as it beats Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a consistent pattern of playing Rock in the last 4 rounds. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent, so it's reasonable to assume that the pattern will continue."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game so far (5 rounds). There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected, and there is a strong tendency for them to choose Rock. Therefore, it is most likely that they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected in their moves so far, and they seem to be playing the same move (Rock) repeatedly. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent will continue with their current strategy and play Rock again."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the previous seven rounds. There is no identifiable pattern or adaptation in their behavior, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,7,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Rock for the last 8 rounds. To make an educated guess, it is likely that they will continue this pattern. However, to account for potential adaptive behavior, predicting Paper might be a good choice since it beats Rock. Predicting Scissors would not be beneficial as it loses to Rock."""
+76,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""In the past 10 rounds, the opponent has played Rock 9 times and Paper only once. This repetitive pattern suggests that the opponent is most likely to play Rock again."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess would be 'Rock' as it has an equal chance of being correct for any of the three possible choices the opponent might make."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same pattern or strategy. However, without more information on their adaptive behavior, if any, predicting Rock seems most likely."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose this move."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the first three rounds. This could indicate a repeating pattern or that the opponent is trying to exploit a perceived advantage by always choosing Rock. In either case, a reasonable next move would be Paper, as it beats Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last four rounds, the opponent has consistently played Rock. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 5 rounds, making it a likely choice for their next move as well, especially since guessing Paper did not result in a win for you in Round 4. This pattern suggests a repetitive behavior or a lack of adaptive strategy from the opponent."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to play Rock."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last 7 rounds, making it a very strong pattern. There is no clear adaptive behavior detected, so assuming they will continue with this pattern, they are likely to play Rock again."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all eight rounds so far, showing a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is highly probable that the opponent will continue this pattern and play Rock again."""
+77,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 9 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, it would be wise to choose Paper next, as it beats Rock. This is based on the assumption that the opponent does not change their strategy randomly or adapt to your predictions."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Thus, our prediction will be 'Rock'."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. This is especially true for the initial rounds of the game where there isn't enough data to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Based on the given game history, the opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds. Therefore, with no adaptive behavior or repeating pattern variation observed so far, it is safer to assume that the opponent will continue playing Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock for the last three rounds. While it's possible that they could continue to play Rock, a reasonable assumption is that they might switch to Paper to beat Rock. This prediction follows the assumption that the opponent is employing a basic strategy and could be trying to create a pattern or response to your repeated choice."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Although you guessed Paper in Round 4 and lost a point, there is no clear sign of adaptive behavior from the opponent yet. So it's safe to assume that they might continue with their previous pattern."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock in the last 5 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same move."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. There is no pattern or adaptation visible in their moves so far, suggesting a high probability of them continuing to play Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 8 rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+78,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,8,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game, so it would be reasonable to assume they might switch to Paper or Scissors to disrupt a predictable pattern. However, since there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, I will first consider the possibility of a repeating pattern. Given that this is the 10th round, one possible repeating pattern could be playing the same move three times in a row (RRR), then switching to another move (P or S) for one round and then switching back to the original move (RRRPSSRRR...). Following this pattern, the opponent would play Rock, Rock, Rock, Paper in Rounds 10-13. Therefore, my prediction is Paper for Round 10."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability, which is 1/3 for each. Therefore, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as the opponent's next move."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they will continue with the same pattern and also play Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or could be trying to deceive by repeating the same move."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past three rounds, showing a clear preference or pattern. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their play, they might choose Paper next to counter a perceived repeated Rock guess from us. This is also known as a 'zero-th order' prediction model based on the limited game history."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the first three rounds. Even though you predicted Paper in Round 4 and lost a point, there is no clear sign of a pattern change or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet. So, it's still more likely that they will stick to their initial strategy."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 5 rounds. It is likely that this pattern will continue, as there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent so far."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""In the past 6 rounds, the opponent has consistently chosen Rock. There is no evidence of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior that would suggest they will change their move. Therefore, it's most likely that they will stick with Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has played Rock in all previous rounds, making it a consistent pattern. No other moves have been introduced thus far, so the prediction for the next move is also Rock."""
+79,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock throughout the game history, with no deviations so far. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information about the opponent's strategy to make a more informed prediction."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock in the first two rounds, so it is likely that they are following a pattern or have a tendency to choose Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,4,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock in the last three rounds. Since there is no evidence of a pattern change or adaptive behavior from the given game history, it's safe to assume that the opponent will continue with their previous choice, which is Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,5,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock in the past four rounds. There is no observable pattern or adaptive behavior that suggests a change in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,6,Rock,Rock,1,6,"""Given the history of five consecutive rounds with the opponent playing Rock, it is most likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,7,Rock,Rock,1,7,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for all the rounds in the game history. Hence, it is most likely that they will continue with their established pattern and play Rock again."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,8,Rock,Rock,1,8,"""The opponent has consistently been playing Rock for all 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Rock in the next round as well."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,9,Rock,Rock,1,9,"""The opponent has consistently played Rock for all eight rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with the same pattern."""
+80,mixtral:8x7b,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,9,"""Based on the game history, the opponent has been playing Rock for all 9 rounds. While it's possible that the opponent could continue with this pattern, a change in strategy is also a possibility to throw off prediction. However, without clear evidence of adaptive behavior, the most likely outcome in this situation is that the opponent will switch to another move to win or draw. The three most common patterns in RPS are 'rock-paper-scissors' and 'rps-rps-...', 'r-p-s-r-p-s-...' and 'r-r-p-r-p-r-p...'. Given that the opponent has played rock nine times, it is statistically unlikely that they will play rock a tenth time in a row. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Thus, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. So, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. While it's possible that this could be the beginning of a repeating pattern, it's more likely that the opponent is trying to adapt to our expected assumption of a repeating pattern by playing something different. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors next."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so there is a possibility that they might continue with the same pattern."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it's likely that they will continue with this pattern."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds, creating a repeating pattern. It is likely that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of consistently playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To predict their next move, I am assuming they will continue this pattern."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper for the last 6 rounds, creating a repeating pattern. It is likely that they will continue to play Paper."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds, creating a repeating pattern. It is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+81,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds, making it a consistent pattern. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. So, to maximize our chances of getting it right initially, we predict 'Rock', as it gives us a one-third chance of being correct."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no visible pattern or adaptive behavior from the given game history, a common strategy for many players in their first round is to play 'Paper'. The reason could be that Paper covers Rock (the most basic and straightforward choice) making it a relatively safe option. However, this prediction might change as more rounds are played, and potential patterns emerge."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern or preference for Paper. In our simplified RPS, the next logical step after two consecutive Papers would be Scissors. However, it's essential to consider that this might also be a deception strategy. Nonetheless, without clear evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent, we'll assume a repeating pattern for now."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds. Since there is no observable pattern yet, a reasonable guess would be to predict Rock, as it has an equal probability of being played and hasn't been played by the opponent so far in these three rounds."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper in the last four rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, so the safest bet would be to assume they will continue playing Paper."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds consecutively. This might indicate a repeating pattern or their tendency to always choose Paper. However, to encourage diversity and considering the possibility of an adaptive strategy from the opponent, I predict they will play Scissors in the next round."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper in the next round as well."""
+82,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with their pattern and play Paper again."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that they might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Given that assumption, our best approach would be to also choose randomly. However, for the sake of making a deterministic decision in this example, we'll pick Rock as our prediction."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern or preference for Paper. In order to counter this, a reasonable next move would be Scissors, as it beats Paper. However, it is also possible that the opponent could continue the pattern and play Paper again, so observing their behavior over multiple rounds will be crucial to making more accurate predictions in the future."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they may continue to favor Paper or switch to an alternating pattern between Rock and Paper. Given these possibilities, predicting Paper seems most likely."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it is likely that they will continue with this pattern."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last four rounds, creating a repeating pattern. It is likely that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To predict their next move, I've assumed they will continue this pattern."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 6 rounds consecutively. There is no evidence so far of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior that would suggest they might change to Rock or Scissors. Therefore, the most likely outcome is for them to continue playing Paper."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+83,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds, so it is highly likely that they will continue with their pattern and play Paper again."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock' with a 1/3 chance, 'Paper' with a 1/3 chance, and 'Scissors' with a 1/3 chance."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be alternating between Rock and Paper. Additionally, if this is their first time repeating the same move, it could indicate that they are trying to create a pattern for me to follow, which I should not do in this case."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last four rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or an attempt to exploit our previous choices of Rock. In either case, it is reasonable to expect a change in their strategy to Scissors or Rock. However, given that they have not shown any deviation from Paper so far, I predict they will continue playing Paper for this round. To demonstrate adaptability and encourage a shift in the opponent's behavior, let's predict they will play Rock instead."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds, so it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This may indicate a repeating pattern or their chosen strategy. To exploit this, predicting Rock would win against Paper. Alternatively, if the opponent is adaptive, they might change to another move upon seeing a repeated prediction of Rock from us."""
+84,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. This might be a repeating pattern, or they are trying to make us think that they will always play Paper. In either case, a reasonable guess would be that they will switch to Rock next."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue playing Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, it's also possible that the opponent is trying to deceive us by playing differently in the next rounds. Nonetheless, without enough information about their strategy, let's assume for now that they will follow the same pattern."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors next. However, without enough information about their strategy, it's safer to assume a pattern change and predict Rock."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or sticking to one move. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with their established pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 6 rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock or Scissors next. However, since Rock beats Scissors, and the opponent could potentially anticipate this thought process and choose Rock, we predict they will choose Scissors instead."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Paper again in the next round."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Paper,Paper,1,6,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds consecutively. There is no evidence of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, so the safest bet is to assume they will continue playing Paper."""
+85,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Paper,Paper,1,7,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds, making it a very strong pattern to consider. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent, and they have not made any moves related to Rock or Scissors. Therefore, based on this repeating pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume they choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. As a result, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has an equal chance of being correct as the other options."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repetitive strategy, they might continue playing Paper. Also, since there are no clear patterns or adaptive behavior detected from the single-round game history, predicting the same move as the opponent's last move could be a good starting point."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be switching to Rock or Scissors. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, I'm assuming a 33% chance for each option. I will predict Rock because it seems less likely that the opponent would play the same move three times consecutively."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last three rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. There is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet, so the most likely outcome is that they will continue to play Paper."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with Paper. However, to encourage diversity in the game and avoid falling into an overly predictable loop, I will predict Rock, hoping the opponent might switch strategies."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 7 rounds consecutively. It's reasonable to assume they might switch strategies to try and catch us off guard. However, a consistent pattern of always playing Paper is also possible. Given that there is no clear adaptive behavior yet from the opponent, we will predict Rock, assuming they might change their pattern after several repetitions."""
+86,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. It is unlikely that the opponent's strategy would involve playing the same move for such a long sequence, so it is reasonable to predict that they might switch to Rock or Scissors. However, since there is no indication of a pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, I am assuming an equal probability for all three moves. I choose 'Rock' simply because it hasn't been played by the opponent in this game so far."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly with equal probability. Thus, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', which has a 1 in 3 chance of being correct."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us by repeating the same move. However, it is more common for players to alternate their moves in RPS. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will switch to Rock, but as a precaution, I will choose the counter to Rock, which is Paper. To avoid this potential counter-strategy, I will instead predict Rock, hoping that the opponent will follow the pattern and switch to Paper."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems they are either following a pattern or favoring Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. It is likely that this is a repetitive pattern or the opponent's default choice. To break this pattern, the next move could be Rock."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper again."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 8 rounds consistently. This could be a repeating pattern or they might be trying to make us think that they will always choose Paper. In either case, switching to Rock now could be an effective strategy."""
+87,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last 9 rounds consistently. It is unlikely that they will continue with the same pattern for the next round as well, so they might switch to Rock or Scissors. However, since there is no prior information about their preference for Rock or Scissors, it's safer to assume an alternating pattern and predict 'Rock' for the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Hence, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. If they are following a simple repeating pattern, their next move would be Rock. However, since we cannot rule out adaptive behavior, it is also possible that the opponent noticed our guess of Paper in Round 2 and will switch to an alternative like Rock. Thus, predicting Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it appears to be a repeating pattern. We can predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a consistent pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a profitable counter-strategy, predicting Rock could potentially earn a point in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper again in the next round."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This might indicate a repeating pattern or their tendency to always choose Paper. However, since it's also possible that they are adaptively responding to our guesses of Paper, I will predict Rock this time to try and break their pattern."""
+88,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper throughout the game so far (9 out of 9 rounds). Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as there is no reason to favor one choice over the others."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would likely play Paper again in the next round. However, even if the opponent uses an adaptive strategy, choosing Paper again could be a strategic move since it beats Rock and they know we might expect them to repeat their action."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, which might suggest they are following a pattern or just trying to confuse us. However, a common pattern in RPS is 'rock-paper-scissors', so I predict that the opponent will play Rock next."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to play Paper more often. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has followed a consistent pattern of playing Paper in the last 5 rounds. There is no evidence so far of adaptive behavior from the opponent, so it is reasonable to predict they will continue this pattern."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has followed a pattern of playing Paper for the last 6 rounds. To make a more informed prediction, I would need a wider range of moves from the opponent. For now, I will predict Rock."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently chosen Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue with this pattern in the next round."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or their chosen strategy. To exploit this, predicting Rock (which beats Paper) might be a good approach."""
+89,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. Since there is no adaptive behavior detected from the game history, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with the same pattern. However, to avoid falling into a repeating pattern predictably, I will guess 'Rock' for this round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock' with a 1/3 chance, 'Paper' with a 1/3 chance, and 'Scissors' with a 1/3 chance."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,2,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeated pattern, they might continue playing Paper in the next round as well. However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, this prediction is based on the assumption of a repeating pattern."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last round, and there is no apparent pattern or adaptation in their strategy so far. To guess Rock or Scissors would be risky as it could potentially lose against a possible Paper play. Therefore, predicting Rock might be the safest choice for this round, considering that Rock vs. Paper is a common occurrence in RPS games."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,4,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so it seems like they are either following a repeating pattern or have a strong bias towards Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 4 rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,6,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 5 rounds. Therefore, it is highly likely that they will continue to play Paper in the next round as well."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,7,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 6 rounds. In a simple deterministic strategy, this could indicate that the opponent is fixed on playing Paper or lacks knowledge of our predictions. However, to account for potential adaptive behavior, predicting Rock might encourage the opponent to switch to Paper again, allowing us to earn a point. If the opponent does not switch, we will at least avoid losing points by correctly predicting their move."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,8,Paper,Paper,1,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 7 rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue playing Paper."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,9,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 8 rounds. This could be a repeating pattern or their chosen strategy. To exploit this, predicting Rock (which beats Paper) might be a good choice."""
+90,mixtral:8x7b,always_paper,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has consistently played Paper for the last 9 rounds. While it's important to consider adaptive strategies, a simple repeating pattern is also a possibility. In this case, predicting Rock could earn a point if the opponent continues their observed pattern."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock'."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a move that beats Rock. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose an option that counters Paper in the next round. Given this pattern, the most likely next move for the opponent would be Paper."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might be expected to switch to Rock next. Moreover, since there is no feedback yet on whether our predictions are influencing their choices, it's safer to assume a repetitive strategy until we see evidence of adaptive behavior."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, patterns are likely. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with Scissors or switch to Rock (to beat our potential prediction of Scissors). However, since playing Rock would create a repeating pattern themselves, I assume they will avoid that and choose Paper, hoping to beat our possible choice of Rock."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified game, assuming no randomness or adaptive behavior from the opponent, a repeating pattern is likely. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In a simplified strategy where the opponent repeats their move, we would expect them to play Scissors again. However, to make a more educated prediction and account for potential adaptive behavior from the opponent, I predict that they might switch to Paper to beat Rock, should you choose that option based on their repetitive pattern."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last six rounds. In a simplified strategy, they might be repeating the same move. Also, there is no apparent pattern or adaptive behavior from their moves so far. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it is clear that the opponent has been playing Scissors in every round so far. This pattern suggests that they might continue with the same strategy. While guessing the next move as Scissors could also be a possibility, changing to Rock takes advantage of their consistent choice and would earn a point if they indeed play Scissors again."""
+91,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a predictable pattern, they might switch to Rock or Paper next. However, since there's no indication of adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, I will assume the pattern continues and predict they will play Paper."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be beaten by Rock and Paper. Since there is no indication that the opponent is following a repeating pattern yet, a reasonable assumption would be that they might switch to the move that beats their previous one (known as a 'win-stay lose-shift' strategy). Therefore, our prediction for the next round is Paper."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repetitive pattern, they might alternate between two options, so a good guess would be Rock this time."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, if an opponent chooses the same option multiple times, they may be trying to trick the predictor into thinking that they will continue with that option. However, it is also possible that the opponent is not adapting their strategy and will continue to play Scissors. To exploit this potential pattern while also accounting for the possibility of the opponent changing their move, I predict Paper. This choice beats Rock (in case the opponent decides to switch to Rock) and ties with Scissors (if the opponent continues playing Scissors). This way, we can either earn a point or avoid losing a point."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. A simple repeating pattern strategy would be to repeat their previous move. To beat a potential Paper, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""According to the game history, the opponent has played Scissors in all five rounds so far. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue their pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. A reasonable assumption would be that they might continue this pattern, and thus, our prediction is Rock as it beats Scissors."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy like this, it's common for opponents to keep playing the same move if they are winning (which they are, against our repeated guesses of Rock). Therefore, I predict that they will play Scissors again, so to maximize points, I should choose Paper."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might assume that the opponent would continue this pattern. However, to make a more educated prediction, we look for possible repeating patterns in the history. The only sequence that repeats is 'Scissors' appearing twice in a row (in rounds 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8). To break this pattern and introduce some randomness, the opponent might choose to play Rock or Paper next. Since Rock seems too predictable after the given history, I would predict the opponent to play Paper in the next round."""
+92,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds, showing a repeating pattern. To make an educated guess, we can predict that they might switch to Rock or Paper. However, with no indication of adaptive behavior from the opponent, it is safer to assume the sequence will continue, and they will play Scissors again. Anticipating this repeat, choosing the move that beats Scissors (Rock) would be a strategic choice."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a choice that beats Rock but loses to Paper and has no advantage over Scissors. Following this line of thought, the opponent might want to switch to an option that wins against Rock in the next round. Hence, I predict they will play Paper."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a purely random game, it's equally likely for the opponent to play Rock, Paper, or Scissors next. However, since there seems to be some pattern or adaptive behavior in the opponent's strategy, I predict that they might switch to Rock to beat the Paper you played in Round 2. This is just one possibility; they could also continue playing Scissors or start playing Paper instead. But based on the limited information available, my best guess is Rock."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it's likely that the opponent will continue their pattern and play Scissors again. To counter this, a good strategy is to choose the option that beats Scissors, which is Paper."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent, we can assume that they might switch to another move due to chance. However, since Rock beats Scissors, and the opponent has not played Rock yet, it's a reasonable prediction to make at this point."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, a player may switch to the counter after several repeated moves. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that the opponent will play Rock this time to counter my potential Scissors guess. However, since they have been consistently playing Scissors so far, I predict they might choose Paper to maintain the pattern unknowingly."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue to do so. Therefore, our prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy, this could indicate that they are repeating a single choice. Hence, I predict they will continue to play Scissors. However, to encourage diversity and adaptability in the game, I choose to predict Paper as my move, assuming that the opponent might observe and try to counteract our predictions."""
+93,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To capitalize on this trend and gain points, predicting Rock as our next move would allow us to win the round with a score of 1 (assuming the opponent plays Scissors again)."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly with equal probability. In this case, it's best to predict 'Rock' as our choice since it has a 1/3 chance of being correct, which is the highest possible probability given no prior knowledge."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could indicate a preference for more aggressive choices. In this simplified version of RPS, predicting the opponent's move based on a single round is challenging, but an adaptive strategy might involve playing the counter to their last choice. Paper beats Rock, so that would be my prediction for the next round."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repetitive pattern, they might continue with Scissors; however, to add some randomness and unpredictability to our strategy, we will predict Rock, as there is a chance the opponent may have noticed the pattern and switched to Paper."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. In a simplified strategy, the opponent might be alternating between two moves (e.g., Rock and Scissors or Paper and Scissors). Since they last played Scissors twice, it is reasonable to assume that they may now switch to Paper."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent will continue to play the same move consistently. A repeating pattern has not been established yet. However, Rock is a common choice as an initial move or after a series of Paper-Scissors-Paper. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage for the opponent to continue with Scissors, so they might switch to Paper or Rock. However, since the opponent's strategy is hidden, it's reasonable to assume that they could continue the repeating pattern and play Scissors again. To counter this potential assumption, predicting Paper would be a logical choice as it beats Scissors."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. A reasonable assumption would be that they might change their pattern to maintain uncertainty. However, a sudden shift in pattern is less likely than a continuation of the same pattern. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""From the game history, it is clear that the opponent has been playing Scissors in every round so far. In order to adapt to this behavior and maximize chances of earning a point, the best strategy would be to predict their next move as Rock, which beats Scissors."""
+94,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might expect them to alternate between two options. However, given that there is no evidence of alternation so far and the opponent's behavior has been consistent, it is reasonable to assume they may continue playing Scissors. To counter this, predicting Paper could be beneficial as it beats Rock, making it a potentially unexpected but strategic move."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The probabilities for each option are 1/3, so randomly guessing Rock, Paper, or Scissors would give us an expected score of about 0.33 points per round if we were to play many rounds. To be strategic in this simplified version of RPS, our goal is to find a more reliable prediction method than random guessing. However, for the very first round, there isn't enough information available to make such a determination. So, let's start by predicting Rock as our base case. This reasoning may change and improve over time as we gather more data on the opponent's moves."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not uncommon for inexperienced or pattern-based opponents to follow a fixed order like 'Scissors, Paper, Rock'. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, many opponents tend to repeat their winning move or switch to a 'safer' option when there is no clear pattern. Given that you have not won a round yet, it is less likely that the opponent will stick with Scissors. However, they are also unlikely to play Paper as it would lose to Rock and not provide a win either. Therefore, the opponent might choose Rock, hoping to beat your potential Paper."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To counter Scissors, a good strategy would be to choose Paper. However, since we don't know if the opponent will adapt their behavior, there is a chance they might change to Rock or Paper. Nonetheless, based on the given game history and the most likely outcome, our prediction is Paper."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there is no repeating pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent that we are aware of, it is reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with the same trend and play Scissors again. A defensive strategy would be to predict Rock as it beats Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. Therefore, it is likely that they will continue this pattern."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a simple repeating pattern scenario, they would likely continue this trend. Furthermore, Rock beats Scissors, which might encourage the opponent to switch to Paper for a more unpredictable move. However, given their consistent choice so far, it seems reasonable to predict they will stick with Scissors."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their play, they might cycle through Rock-Paper-Scissors in order. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that after playing Scissors multiple times, the opponent may now play Paper."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a game with no adaptive AI, this kind of repetitive behavior can indicate a pattern. Given that Rock and Paper beat Scissors, it would be beneficial for the opponent to switch their move. However, since they have not done so far, I predict that they will continue their current pattern and play Scissors again in the next round. To counter this, I choose Paper as my prediction."""
+95,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past nine rounds. To predict their next move, we can assume they might continue with this pattern. The three-round repeatable pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors suggests that after two repetitions of Scissors (the last two outcomes), the next logical step in such a repeating pattern would be Rock."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The simplest prediction in this case would be to predict 'Rock', as it has a 1/3 chance of being correct."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it is unlikely that the opponent would repeat the same move two rounds in a row, as doing so could be easily predicted and countered. Thus, the opponent is unlikely to play Scissors again. Now let's consider the other options: Rock and Paper. If the opponent wants to create a repeating pattern (for example, winning every round), they might choose Rock, as it beats my incorrect guess of Rock from Round 1. However, this pattern would also be easy to detect and counter in future rounds. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will try to avoid an obvious pattern by choosing Paper, which neither wins nor loses against Rock."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which could indicate a pattern or tendency. In traditional RPS, a common pattern is 'rock-paper-scissors,' where the third move is often a repeat of the first. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds, creating a pattern. A counter-strategy to Scissors is Paper. While it's possible that the opponent could continue playing Scissors, predicting Paper adheres to the principle of balancing immediate reward and long-term success."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified game, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a pattern might be emerging. A repeating pattern of playing the same move is common in basic strategies. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round to complete the 'Rock, Paper, Scissors' cycle."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""According to the game history, the opponent has played Scissors in all five rounds so far. Therefore, it is highly likely that the opponent will continue their pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent repeats their previous moves, we would expect them to play Rock next. However, since this is a pattern so far, it's possible that they might adapt and switch to Paper instead to counter our potential expectation of Rock. Considering both possibilities, I predict that they will play Rock, but with less confidence due to the adaptation concern."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their behavior, we would expect them to continue this pattern. Therefore, our prediction is Paper, as it beats Rock (the most likely alternative based on the given history)."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In a simplified strategy, one might expect the opponent to alternate between two choices, but since they have not done so, it suggests that they are fixed on playing Scissors. To beat Scissors, I predict the opponent will play Paper next."""
+96,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds. Given this repeating pattern, it is likely that they will continue to play Scissors. To maximize points, I should predict Rock since Rock beats Scissors."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not uncommon for inexperienced players to follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, based on the game history, I predict that the opponent will play Paper next."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple repeating pattern, they might switch to Rock next. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, so assuming a basic pattern is more likely."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively, as there is no clear advantage for them to do so. Thus, considering the pattern could be 'Scissors, then something else', I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified game, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a pattern might emerge where they repeat the same move. Thus, there is a possibility that the opponent will play Scissors again. To take advantage of this potential pattern, predicting Rock (which beats Scissors) could earn a point."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past five rounds. In a simplified strategy for Rock-Paper-Scissors, an opponent might follow a repeating pattern. If this is the case, they would be expected to switch to Rock or Paper next. However, given that Scissors beats Paper, there is less incentive for them to switch to Paper. Therefore, it seems more likely that they will switch to Rock in an attempt to beat a possible guess of Scissors."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their behavior, it would be reasonable to expect them to continue playing Scissors. However, to account for potential adaptive behavior, I will predict Paper, as this beats Rock and might encourage the opponent to play Rock, breaking their current pattern."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's crucial to identify patterns in the opponent's behavior. Since there is no evidence of adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, I will predict Paper, expecting the opponent to continue the observed pattern."""
+97,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the past 9 rounds. In a simplified strategy, this could indicate that they are following a fixed pattern (e.g., always playing Scissors). To exploit this pattern, the best response would be Rock. However, since it's unlikely for an adaptive opponent to follow such a predictable pattern, there might be some noise in the data or a more complex strategy at play. Regardless, based on the information given, predicting Rock seems most reasonable."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. In this case, the best choice would be to predict 'Rock', as it has a 1 in 3 chance of being correct, giving us an expected score of 0.33 points per round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it's not uncommon for opponents to follow a simple pattern. A possible pattern here could be 'Scissors-Paper'. So, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a simple non-adaptive strategy, an opponent might repeat their previous move with a probability of up to 1/3. Also, Rock beats Scissors, providing a possible motivation for the opponent to switch to Rock. However, without more information about the opponent's strategy, this is only a probabilistic guess."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents do not usually repeat the same move four times in a row. Therefore, it is likely that they will switch to one of the other two options: Rock or Paper. Given that Paper beats Rock, and the opponent might want to win after losing the first three rounds, I predict that they will play Paper in the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where adaptive behavior is not expected from the opponent, it's reasonable to predict that they might continue with the same pattern. Therefore, I am predicting Rock as the next move."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""According to the game history, the opponent has been playing Scissors in all the rounds so far. Therefore, it is most likely that the opponent will continue with the same pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last six rounds. Given that there are only three options (Rock, Paper, Scissors) in the game and assuming the opponent is not making random choices, a pattern is likely emerging. The player has not chosen Paper so far, which makes it a possible choice; however, the more probable outcome is Rock or Scissors. Considering the last five rounds were Scissors, a shift to Rock or Paper is expected, and with no Paper appearing yet, I predict Rock."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. In a simplified strategy where the opponent does not adapt their playstyle, they would alternate between two options. Given that Paper beats Rock, we can predict the opponent will switch to Paper next."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. In a simplified strategy-less game, this could indicate that the opponent is either stuck in a loop or trying to exploit a pattern they think we're following. Since Rock beats Scissors, a reasonable assumption would be that the opponent might switch to Paper next to counter our expected Rock play."""
+98,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 9 rounds, so they might be repeating a pattern or trying to deceive us by playing the same move repeatedly. To balance this, a safe prediction would be Rock, as Paper would lose to their likely choice of Scissors."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so I will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'paper' strategy since scissors are cut by paper in the traditional game. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in a row, which could indicate a pattern or preference. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, an effective strategy often involves breaking repetition by playing the counter to the previously observed move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock this round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, opponents often follow a repeating pattern. Therefore, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors again in the next round. To counter Scissors, a good strategy would be to choose Paper. However, since we don't know if the opponent can adapt their behavior, there's a chance they might switch to Rock or Paper instead. Nonetheless, based on the given history, I will predict that the opponent will play Scissors again."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, where there are no apparent patterns or adaptive behaviors from the opponent, we can assume that they might change their move to balance their choices. However, since Rock is the only remaining option that hasn't been played yet, it is the most likely choice for the next round."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, creating a repeating pattern. To break this pattern and make a less predictable move, I will predict that they will play Paper next."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. Considering that Rock beats Scissors, it would make sense for the opponent to switch to Paper in order to counter a potential Rock prediction. However, if we predict the opponent's counter and choose Paper, they might still play Scissors, as they have been doing so far. To break this pattern, I am predicting that the opponent will continue playing Scissors, and I will choose Rock."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 8 rounds. In this simplified game, there are only three options - Rock, Paper, or Scissors. Given that the opponent cannot keep choosing Scissors indefinitely, the next likely move would be a switch to either Rock or Paper. However, since 'Rock' has already been guessed twice (in rounds 1 and 7) without success, it's reasonable to assume the opponent might want to avoid our predicted choice of Rock. Therefore, they are more likely to choose Paper this time."""
+99,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past eight rounds. Given that there are three possible choices (Rock, Paper, or Scissors) and the opponent has shown a preference for Scissors, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to Rock or Paper to mix up their strategy. However, given their consistent pattern so far, I will predict that they will continue playing Scissors. As a secondary prediction, in case the opponent tries to be less predictable, I am assuming a 1 in 3 chance of them choosing Rock instead."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,1,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting a bias towards any particular choice."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,2,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, it is not yet clear if the opponent follows a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. However, since there is no information about their strategy so far, a reasonable initial assumption could be that they might continue with the same pattern. Therefore, for the next round, I predict that the opponent will play Paper."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,3,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last two rounds. In a non-adaptive strategy, they might continue with the same pattern or switch to Rock (since it beats Scissors). However, given that this is a simplified RPS game designed to evaluate prediction ability, I will assume some level of adaptiveness from the opponent. Thus, they may suspect us to predict Rock and instead play Paper. To counter this expectation, I predict that the opponent will revert to a simple pattern and choose Rock."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,4,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last three rounds. In this simplified version of RPS, it's unlikely that the opponent will keep playing the same move consecutively, especially if they are following a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Therefore, a reasonable guess would be that the opponent might switch to Rock or Paper next. Given an equal probability, we predict Paper based on our assumption of their adaptive strategy."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,5,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last four rounds. In this simplified game, if there is no adaptive behavior from the opponent, a repeating pattern might be observed. Thus, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,6,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has played Scissors in the last 5 rounds, showing a consistent pattern. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage for the opponent to continue with Scissors. Therefore, I predict that the opponent might switch to Paper to counter a potential Rock from me, following a more strategic approach."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,7,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past six rounds. As there is no evidence of a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this trend. Given the options of Rock, Paper, and Scissors, choosing Rock presents the highest likelihood of success against Scissors."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,8,Scissors,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Therefore, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue this pattern and play Scissors again in the next round."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,9,Rock,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors in the past seven rounds. Given that there are three possible choices (Rock, Paper, or Scissors) and the opponent has shown a clear preference for Scissors, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch strategies to disrupt our pattern recognition. The least expected move at this point would be either Rock or Paper. However, since Rock has not been played yet in this game, predicting Paper could result in another loss if the opponent decides to stick with Scissors. Therefore, I am predicting the opponent will play Rock in an attempt to disrupt our pattern recognition."""
+100,mixtral:8x7b,always_scissors,10,Paper,Scissos,0,0,"""The opponent has consistently played Scissors for the last 9 rounds. In a game with no memory, this could be random, but since the opponent is following some strategy, it's reasonable to assume they will continue to play Scissors. However, to avoid being predictable, I'll predict Paper, which beats Rock and might catch the opponent off guard if they switch to Rock."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock. This assumption is based on the principle of 'Insufficient Data to Make a Decision', and it's a neutral starting point."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's likely that they might continue with the same pattern or choose a move without any particular strategy. To start, assuming a non-strategic behavior, the most straightforward choice for the next move would be Rock again."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider adaptive behavior. The opponent adapted their strategy once by changing from Rock to Paper. If this trend continues, they might adapt again and play Scissors. However, since Rock-Paper-Scissors is a zero-sum game, it's more likely that the opponent will try to beat your last move rather than choosing randomly. In this case, playing Paper would beat your Rock from Round 1. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. To start with a safe bet, we'll predict the most likely outcome based on the limited data: Rock."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the four rounds played so far. Additionally, there is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected from the opponent's moves in the given history."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so based on this repeating pattern, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 5), Paper three times (rounds 2, 4, and 6), and Scissors not at all. Even though there seems to be a pattern of playing Paper more often, it's important to consider that in rounds 3 and 5, the opponent played Rock immediately after I did. To take advantage of this observed behavior, I will predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock quite frequently, doing so in Rounds 1, 3, 5, and 7. In the last round, they played Paper, which could be an attempt to adapt or break any pattern recognition. However, given that it's not unusual for players to occasionally change their strategy, I still predict they will revert to playing Rock in the next round."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Rock 4 times and Paper 4 times, with no instances of Scissors. Given this pattern, it's likely that the opponent will continue to alternate between Rock and Paper. Since the opponent last played Paper in Round 8, the next move should be Rock."""
+101,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three out of the last four rounds, showing a tendency to choose this move. Also, there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their strategy yet."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategic approach where the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that, the most likely move for the first round would be Rock. This prediction is based on intuition and a lack of specific information about the opponent."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that we are playing a simplified version of RPS and the opponent follows a hidden strategy, it is essential to identify any patterns in their moves. In this case, there is only one round, so I cannot determine any pattern yet. However, starting with the assumption that the opponent is equally likely to play Rock, Paper, or Scissors, I will predict the next move as Rock."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us into thinking they will only play Rock. To counter this, let's predict Paper, as it would beat Rock."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and Paper once, but there is no clear pattern yet. Given that Rock was the choice in the first round, it's a common move to start with, and the player earned a point with it, I predict the opponent will choose Rock again."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""In the last round, I noticed that the opponent played Paper twice after you guessed Rock. This might indicate a pattern where the opponent takes advantage of Rock by playing Paper. So, for the next round, I predict they will play Rock, trying to break this pattern and catch you off guard."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). There is no clear pattern yet, so let's look for the most recent move. The opponent's most recent move was Rock in Round 5. In this context, the opponent might be trying to 'beat' our prediction of Rock by playing Paper again since we have guessed Rock in three out of five rounds. Thus, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 out of the last 6 rounds being Rock. It's also worth noting that they have not played Scissors yet. While there is a risk that they might be adaptive and choose Paper to beat potential Rock guesses, their consistent pattern so far suggests Rock as the most likely next move."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repeated pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice (rounds 2 and 4) and Rock four times (rounds 1, 5, 7, and 8). They have not yet played Scissors. Given this pattern, it's reasonable to assume they might play Paper again since it's the only option not yet repeated in close succession."""
+102,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, having played it in 6 out of the last 9 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they may continue with this choice."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has a 1 in 3 chance of being correct, just like any other specific guess."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it's essential to note that this is a simplified version of RPS and there might be no strategy from the opponent's side. Yet, considering the limited information, predicting Rock as the next move seems reasonable."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, to make a more informed prediction, let's analyze their strategy: since they are following a hidden strategy, it might involve randomly changing their moves or using some repeating patterns. Since we only have two rounds of data, it is difficult to identify any specific pattern yet. However, given that they switched from Rock to Paper, a common progression in RPS, I predict they will switch again to Scissors next."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted their strategy by playing Rock after I chose Paper. In Round 1, they played Rock as well. Since there isn't a clear pattern yet, I will assume that they might continue with this 'Rock' strategy."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice so far in the game. There is no clear pattern yet, but if we assume a basic RPS strategy where they repeat their moves or follow a repeating R-P-S pattern, then Rock would be a logical guess for the next move."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, so it's reasonable to assume they might alternate between Rock and Paper again. Since they just played Rock in the previous round, I predict they will play Paper next."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (Round 1 and 5) and Paper three times (Round 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern or repetition yet. However, since they have not chosen Scissors so far, it's possible that they might choose Rock next to balance their choices. Also, considering our current score (You: 3, Opponent: 3), the opponent may want to take a lead by playing a move that could potentially beat one of your moves, and Rock is the safest choice in this case."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+103,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock two times in a row, and they have not shown any repeating pattern of Paper or Scissors yet. Although there is a risk of them playing Paper again, the probability of consecutive Rock is higher at this point."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we can assume that they might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). By choosing one of these options randomly, we would be correct about 33.3% of the time. However, to simplify our decision-making process, let's assume the opponent will start by playing Rock. This assumption does not reduce our potential accuracy since there is no previous context to base a more informed prediction on. As we play more rounds and gather data on the opponent's moves, we can refine our predictions using patterns or tendencies that emerge."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, and there is no further information about their strategy or adaptive behavior, a safe initial assumption would be that they might follow a repeating pattern. Hence, it's likely that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider the possibility of an alternating pattern. If this trend continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock beats Scissors, it would not make strategic sense for the opponent to play a move that they know you can predict and counter. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper again to maintain their advantage."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far. Given the limited data, it's hard to discern any patterns or adaptive behavior from the opponent. However, since Rock is the most frequently played move by the opponent (2 out of 3 rounds), there's a higher likelihood that they might continue with this trend."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, so a pattern is not immediately discernible. However, choosing Rock for this round could be a safe option since it's the one common choice between the two options that would have won against one of their choices (Paper). This might help us identify if they repeat any patterns or tendencies."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with a consistent alternating pattern between the two choices (RPPR). Following this pattern, they are likely to choose Paper next."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 instances out of the last 6 rounds. Although there was a recent Paper play, the pattern leans towards Rock as the next move."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 out of the last 7 rounds being Rock. It's reasonable to assume they might continue this pattern."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Rock 4 times and Paper 4 times, with no instances of Scissors. However, in the most recent round, there was a pattern of repeating the same move (Round 7: You guessed Rock, Opponent played Rock). Continuing this pattern would mean the opponent should play Rock again. Additionally, considering the frequency of each move so far, Rock has been played equally as many times as Paper, making it an equally likely guess based on past behavior."""
+104,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""From the game history, it appears that the opponent has played Rock four times and Paper five times, with no observed instances of Scissors so far. Given this information, predicting Rock seems reasonable as it is the most frequently played move by the opponent."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock', as there is no reason to favor one choice over the others."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Additionally, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern so far, let's consider adaptive behavior. If the opponent is trying to counter my potential guesses, then after playing Paper, the next logical step would be Scissors. However, since this is a simplified version of RPS and might not involve deception tactics, it's more likely that the opponent will continue their pattern of switching to the next move in the sequence (Rock > Paper > Scissors). Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors next. To confirm this hypothesis, I would recommend guessing Rock for the next round to either maintain or refute this assumption."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and their last move was also Rock. This may indicate a pattern or preference for Rock, so it's likely they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, with no apparent pattern or reaction to our moves. Choosing the most common move so far (Rock) as the prediction for the next round is a simple yet effective strategy."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). There is no clear pattern yet, so we cannot predict based on that. However, the player has not played Scissors so far. Since there are two options with equal probability (Rock or Paper), let's choose Paper for this round because it was also an option that the opponent chose before but the last time they played Rock was in Round 1, so it might be their turn to play Paper again."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three instances out of the six rounds so far. While there are two occurrences of Paper as well, predicting Rock seems more likely in this situation."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Rock four times and Paper three times. There is no clear pattern or repetition of a specific move that we can use to predict their next action. However, since Rock is the most frequently played move so far (4 times), it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might continue with this trend and play Rock again."""
+105,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern indicating a shift to Paper or Scissors. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue playing Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent randomly selects their move. In a random selection scenario, predicting the correct move for the first round would be merely coincidental. However, as a convention, let's predict 'Rock' as the starting point."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, so it's possible that they might follow a repeating pattern or stick to the same move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Rock again in the next round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper so far, with no Scissors appearing yet. Given that the pattern is not completely clear, a good strategy would be to predict the next move based on what might balance their choices thus far. Since they have played Rock once, it's reasonable to assume they could play Paper again to maintain some level of randomness while potentially exploiting our expectation of more Rocks."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, we saw that the opponent adapted their strategy to beat our paper choice. However, they have also shown a tendency to repeat moves (Round 1). To account for both behaviors, I predict the opponent will return to rock in this round."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock once and Paper three times. There is no clear repeating pattern yet. However, they have not played Scissors so far. Given that it's a simplified version of RPS, the opponent might be following a strategy where they play each move equally often or are still trying to figure out their own optimal strategy. Thus, for this round, I predict the opponent will play Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear repeating pattern yet. However, since they have not played Scissors so far, it might be a good idea to consider that as an option in future predictions. For now, I predict they will play Paper again."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""In the last round, the opponent played Paper, and there is no clear pattern of adaptive behavior yet. However, Rock has been played by the opponent in Rounds 1 and 5, which were both followed by rounds with different outcomes. Therefore, it's possible that the opponent might return to playing Rock."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the 7 rounds played so far. Although there was one Paper in their moves, predicting Rock as the next move seems statistically more likely."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there is a higher probability of them choosing Paper again."""
+106,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options. In seven rounds, they played Rock three times, while only playing Paper twice and Scissors once. Therefore, it seems statistically likely that they will choose Rock again."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to consider, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming the opponent is most likely to choose Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious or consistent strategy would be to continue playing the same move. However, without more information about the opponent's possible adaptive behavior, predicting the same move is a reasonable starting point."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since I don't have enough data yet, predicting the same move as the opponent's last move can also be a strategy."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far. There is no obvious pattern to their play. Given that Rock was the most recently played option, a common strategy would be to switch to Paper; however, since they have not shown a strong tendency towards any one choice, I will predict Rock for this round, assuming they may continue with their last played move."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last four rounds, without any repeating pattern or clear adaptation to your moves. Given this randomness, a safe guess would be to predict Rock, as it is the most common move in the game history so far."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so based on this pattern, the next move is likely to be Paper."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (Round 1 and 5) and Paper three times (Round 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior observed yet. However, since they have played Rock only twice compared to playing Paper three times, I predict that in the next round, they are likely to play Rock."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock 4 times out of 7 rounds and Paper 3 times. There is no clear pattern or adaptation in their behavior yet. Given that Rock is slightly more likely to be played by the opponent, I will predict 'Rock' for the next round."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, so there's a higher probability of the opponent choosing Paper again."""
+107,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper five times, with no instances of Scissors so far. There is no obvious repeating pattern or adaptive behavior discernible in their moves. Given that Rock is the most frequently played move after Paper, it seems like a reasonable prediction for the next round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting the opponent will choose any particular option."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock which was not a part of any repeating pattern or adaptive behavior. Since there is no clear strategy to predict yet, I assume that the opponent might be more likely to repeat their move, especially since they know we are trying to predict their next action."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. To predict the next move, we can look for a possible pattern or continuation of this simple adaptive behavior. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play 'Scissors' in the next round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted their strategy by playing Rock after I chose Paper. In this case, they seem to be following a pattern where they repeat their previous move. Therefore, my prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game, and they have played Paper twice after that. If this is a repeating pattern, we can expect Rock in the next round. However, if their behavior adapts to our predictions, guessing Paper again might be reasonable. But without enough data on adaptation, predicting based on the observed pattern is more reliable."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and Rock twice, so a pattern is not yet discernible. However, they have never played Scissors so far. Given that the game is designed to evaluate prediction abilities, it's reasonable to assume they may want to test if you can predict a less frequent choice. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in this round."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with three occurrences out of the six rounds. This pattern is more frequent than the other options and thus provides a higher likelihood of being the opponent's next move."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 instances out of the last 7 rounds. This repetitive pattern suggests that they might continue playing Rock in the next round as well."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times, with no instances of Scissors so far. It's important to consider that there might be a pattern or adaptive behavior in the opponent's strategy. However, based only on this information, a simple assumption would be that they are most likely to repeat a previously used move. Therefore, the prediction is Rock."""
+108,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' three times in the last nine rounds, but they have not played 'Scissors' yet. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation evident in their moves so far, a conservative prediction would be 'Rock', which is one of the two moves (the other being 'Paper') that they have already demonstrated they are comfortable playing."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such cases is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic choice like Rock. This prediction follows the principle of insufficient data making an informed decision."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, it's essential to consider that opponents can also change their moves unexpectedly. In the absence of additional information or patterns, I'm following the assumption that the opponent will repeat their initial move."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since the objective here is to predict the opponent's move and not outsmart them, it's reasonable to assume that they might expect us to anticipate their switch to Scissors and return to Rock instead. Therefore, our best guess for their next move would be Paper."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, and their last move was also Rock. They might be following a pattern or could be trying to confuse me by repeating the same move. Therefore, I predict that they will play Rock again in the next round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the four rounds. Also, there is no clear pattern or repetition in their moves that would suggest playing Paper or Scissors."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper twice (in Rounds 2 and 4). They have not yet played Scissors. It's reasonable to assume that they might alternate between Rock and Paper, so the next move should be Paper."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Round 1 and 5) and Paper three times (Round 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear pattern yet. However, since they played Rock recently (Round 5), it's a possibility that they might repeat it again in the next round."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the last three rounds, and they have also played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors so far. Given this information, it's reasonable to predict that they might continue the pattern by playing Rock again."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times in the first eight rounds. There's no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet. However, since they played Rock in the last round, it is slightly more likely that they will choose Rock again, as it was their choice twice in the last three rounds. Moreover, choosing Rock would maintain the balance of choices between Rock and Paper."""
+109,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played 'Paper' three times and 'Rock' six times so far in the game, with no occurrences of 'Scissors'. Given this pattern, it is more likely that the opponent will play 'Rock' again."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. However, since Paper beats Rock, and the opponent might want to change their move after winning in Round 1, I predict they will play Paper in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,4,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent adapted their strategy by playing Rock after I chose Paper. This time, I'll assume they continue following this pattern and will play Rock again."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,5,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Even though they have been playing Paper in the following rounds, there is no clear pattern established yet for those rounds. Therefore, it's reasonable to assume that they might continue their initial move tendency and play Rock in the first round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,6,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice in the last six rounds, with a consistent alternating pattern between the two choices (RPPR). Based on this pattern, we can predict that they will play Paper next."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,7,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Looking at the game history, the opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 1 and 5) and Paper three times (in Rounds 2, 4, and 6). There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior yet. However, they have not played Scissors so far. Given that playing Rock is the most common choice in this game, with a 33.33% (2 out of 6) probability, we will predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,8,Rock,Paper,0,4,"""From the game history, we can see that the opponent played Rock three times and Paper twice, with no Scissors so far. There is no recognizable pattern in their moves. Given this information, a conservative prediction would be Rock, which is the most frequently played move by the opponent."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,9,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Rock three times and Paper four times. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior observed in the opponent's moves. However, since the frequency of playing Rock (3 times) and Paper (4 times) is almost equal, we can assume that the opponent might continue with this trend and play Rock this time. This prediction has a 0.5 chance of being correct due to the lack of clear patterns."""
+110,mixtral:8x7b,R-P,10,Rock,Paper,0,5,"""The opponent has played Rock 5 times in the last 9 rounds, showing a strong preference for this move. No pattern or adaptation to our moves is evident, so we can tentatively predict that they will continue playing Rock."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not repeated any move yet. Given that Rock is the most basic and common move in RPS games, I predict the opponent will play Rock in this round."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they might be following a pattern where they play the next item in the sequence Rock-Paper-Scissors. In this case, their next move should be Rock."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper in Rounds 1 and 3, and Scissors in Round 2. To maintain consistency with this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Paper in Round 5."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once in the last three rounds. There's no clear repeating pattern yet, so I will predict Rock assuming they might be alternating between Paper and Rock or it could just be a coincidence that they have not played Rock since Round 1."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has been playing Paper twice in a row, and Rock once in every three rounds (Pattern: R-P-P). To take advantage of this pattern, I will predict Scissors for the next round, which would beat Rock if the pattern continues."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once, and Rock twice in the last 4 rounds. There seems to be no repeating pattern so far, but they have not played Rock in the last two rounds. So, there is a higher chance of them playing Rock this time."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors twice in the game history, and there is no clear pattern or repetition for Rock or Paper. Given that they have already played Scissors, it's possible that they might repeat it again, as RPS is often a game of repeating patterns."""
+111,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock or Scissors, suggesting a pattern. Predicting the most likely upcoming choice based on this observed pattern."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent has an equal probability of choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. A common choice in such a situation would be to pick Rock as it is the 'first move' in the standard RPS game. However, since our goal here is not to beat the opponent but to predict their move, choosing the most common move (Rock) seems like a reasonable starting point."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. This could suggest a pattern where the opponent favors playing Paper when they see Rock. Therefore, based on this observed pattern, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so they have not yet played Rock. To balance their choices, it is reasonable to assume that they might play Rock next."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, suggesting a possible pattern or preference. In order to beat Paper, the next move could be Scissors."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, with no instances of Rock so far. There is no obvious pattern or repeating move that we can use to predict their next play. However, since Paper was the most recent play and it was not followed by a clear counter-play (Rock), I predict they will continue playing Paper in this round."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the alternating pattern so far (Paper-Scissors-Paper), a reasonable guess would be that they will play Rock next. However, since they have not played Rock at all yet, it might be more likely for them to maintain consistency with their past choices and play Paper again. To account for this possibility, we'll predict Rock, anticipating a potential shift in the opponent's strategy."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any obvious pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which suggests that they might be following a strategy where they alternate their choices (from Round 4 to Round 6: Paper -> Scissors -> ?). If this is the case, their next move should be Paper."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, and Rock is a strong counter to Paper. By predicting Rock, we can potentially earn points if the opponent continues their pattern or if they switch to Scissors."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper recently, and there is no clear pattern indicating a different choice. However, if we consider the possibility of an adaptive strategy from the opponent based on our predictions, they might choose Scissors to counter our expected Rock. Nonetheless, without sufficient evidence for such adaptation, I'll predict the more likely outcome based on recent rounds: Paper, which beats Rock."""
+112,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet. Given that Rock and Scissors have both lost to Paper recently, it's reasonable to assume they might try a different strategy this time. However, since Paper has won twice consecutively, there's also a chance they could stick with it again. We'll predict Paper for this round based on the slight possibility of repetition and the recent success of Paper."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting a different prediction."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good starting point would be to assume they might continue with the same trend. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper again in the next round."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. There is no clear pattern or adaptation yet, so a safe guess would be Rock. Also, Rock is the move that hasn't been played yet, which can sometimes indicate the next move in a simple strategy."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row. In this simplified game, if the opponent is following a repeating pattern, they would likely play Paper again in the next round. However, to account for possible adaptive behavior, predicting Scissors might be a good strategy as it beats Paper. This prediction also assumes that the opponent could anticipate our expectation of a repeated pattern and try to counter it."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they may be following a pattern or have an affinity for this move. Predicting Paper gives us a chance to match the potential pattern."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play the same move multiple times in a row or they could be trying to deceive us into guessing Scissors. In either case, predicting Rock would counter both possibilities and give us a chance to earn a point."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors which breaks the pattern. A possible strategy for our predictor could be to assume that after breaking a pattern, the opponent might return to following it again. Thus, since the sequence before was Rock-Paper-Rock, if they are resuming the pattern, Paper should be next."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, with no repeating pattern or obvious adaptation evident. However, it's been two rounds since they last played Rock, which is longer than the other moves. Predicting Rock as their next move would balance out the distribution."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each, but they have not played Rock yet. It's possible that the pattern could be a repeating sequence of two moves (RP, PS). Also, given that I have guessed Rock in Rounds 1 and 3, the adaptive strategy might involve playing something other than Paper this time."""
+113,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has been playing non-repetitive choices, but with a noticeable pattern of favoring Paper over Rock or Scissors. In the last three rounds, they played Paper twice and Scissors once, so it's reasonable to predict that they might return to Paper again."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. So, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock' as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent's strategy is hidden, we don't have enough information to make a data-driven decision. However, in Round 1, the opponent played Paper after not knowing our move. In order to maintain consistency with their possible pattern or strategy, I predict that they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""There is not enough information in the given game history to identify a pattern in the opponent's strategy. In such a case, making a random guess may be the best approach. I will predict 'Rock' for this round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern or preference for Paper. In order to counter this, the best choice would be Scissors."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us by continuing with Rock less likely. Also, Rock was already tried twice and failed against their Paper."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the limited history, predicting Rock may be a safe choice as it can beat Scissors (the most recent play), potentially leading to a repeating pattern."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any clear repeating pattern or adaptation to our moves. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors after we picked Rock twice in a row. This slight indication of adapting their strategy leads us to predict that they might revert to the counter for our initial choice (Paper) in Round 1, playing Paper in this round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they seem to be following a pattern or have a tendency to switch between Rock and Paper. Given this information, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice followed by Scissors (in the last round). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock. However, since I have not won any rounds by guessing Rock yet, there is a chance they might adapt and choose Paper again instead. But considering the repetition of patterns so far in the game, I will predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+114,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as the other options, indicating a possible pattern or preference. They have also not played Rock in the last few rounds, so it is likely they will switch from their recent Scissors to Paper."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we will assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would continue playing the same move to win. However, since we want to account for possible adaptive behavior, predicting the same move again might not be the best approach. Instead, assuming the opponent is following a basic pattern where it alternates between two options (Rock-Paper or Paper-Scissors), our prediction should be Paper."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds. There is no obvious pattern to their play so far, so a safe guess would be Rock, as it beats Scissors (the most recent play). Additionally, Rock is the least played option so far, which might suggest that they could be trying to 'outsmart' by not playing what has been played before."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, which could indicate a pattern or preference. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, Paper beats Rock, so if the opponent is following a simple pattern, they might switch to Rock next. However, since we've already predicted Rock twice and been incorrect, I will now predict Scissors, as this would beat a potential Rock. This strategy assumes that the opponent may adapt their behavior based on our predictions."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us by repeating the same move. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options in the game history, so I predict that they might revert to Rock or Scissors this time. However, since there's no clear pattern of adaptation from their moves, we cannot be certain. Considering that Rock is the least played option by the opponent so far, it seems like a possible choice for them in the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any clear pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which beats Rock. If we assume that their choices are not entirely random and they have some level of strategic thinking, it is possible that they might continue with this 'escalation' trend, trying to beat my previous choice. In that case, playing Paper (which beats Rock) would follow this hypothetical pattern."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as they have played Rock or Scissors, suggesting a tendency to choose this option. However, in the last round, they played Paper again, which might indicate a pattern of playing the same choice multiple times before changing. Thus, I predict that they will switch to Rock in the next round."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each in the last eight rounds, but they have not played Rock yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent may be following a repetitive pattern, so their next move could be Rock."""
+115,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS is to choose Rock, so we will predict that the opponent will also start with Rock."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple repeating pattern, they would play Paper again in the second round. Also, since there is no information about adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, assuming a repeating pattern is the most straightforward approach."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so a pattern is not yet discernible. To start, I will predict Rock since it is the most basic and neutral choice."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, indicating a possible pattern. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock. However, to make an adaptive prediction, we assume that the opponent might anticipate our prediction of Rock and choose Paper again. To counter that, we predict Scissors, which would beat Rock but lose to Paper."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or trying to deceive us by continuing with Rock less often. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, so assuming a repeating pattern for now seems reasonable."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper two times out of the last three rounds, and they have not repeated any other move in the game history. Since Rock beats Scissors (their most recent move), it is possible that they might switch to Rock to try and beat our hypothetical Scissors. This suggests a potential pattern where the opponent alternates between Paper and Rock. Thus, our prediction for their next move is Rock."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far, without any apparent pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Scissors which beats Rock, possibly indicating a tendency to choose moves that beat the previous one. If this is the case, they might follow with Paper to beat Rock. To counter this potential adaptive behavior, I'll predict they will play Paper."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock is one of the two choices they haven't tried after our Scissors guess in Round 4. It might be an opportunity for them to try Rock, but considering their tendency towards Paper so far, we can predict they will play Rock this time."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper recently, and they have not played Rock at all in the last few rounds. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation from their side, a safe prediction would be Rock, which could potentially beat any Paper the opponent might play."""
+116,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our prediction will be 'Rock', but future predictions should rely on more data and reasoning."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. However, to account for the possibility of a repeating pattern, we also consider that the last move could be part of a RPS cycle (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors). Since the opponent's last move was Paper, a predictable strategy would lead them to play Scissors next. But, as we want to predict their most likely action, we assume they will continue the hypothetical cycle and play the next element in it: Paper."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has not repeated any move so far, and there is no obvious pattern in their choices. However, Rock is the most common choice in the standard RPS game, which might be a starting point for the opponent's strategy. Also, since I have lost the first two rounds with Paper and Scissors, choosing an opposite move to what was played previously could potentially balance the game."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, indicating a possible pattern or preference. In Rock-Paper-Scissors, there is no clear advantage in following the previous move (i.e., playing the same move again), so I will predict the next move in the sequence as Scissors, which beats Paper."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, with no instances of Rock yet. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior to exploit, so I'll predict the most likely move based on the observed frequencies: Paper (2 times) > Scissors (1 time) > Rock (0 times)."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the repetition of their moves so far, it's reasonable to predict that they may play Rock next as a potential variation."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors which breaks the pattern. A reasonable assumption would be that they will return to the pattern, making Paper the most likely choice."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options combined, and Rock would beat Paper. This might be an attempt to bait a 'Rock' play from you, having seen you choose it in Round 1."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper twice followed by Scissors once (P-P-S). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper, but I predict they will play Rock instead to throw off our prediction. However, without more data, it's hard to be certain."""
+117,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and there is no clear pattern in their moves so far. However, since they have not repeated any other move consecutively yet, I will predict that they might switch to Paper again."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you chose Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they would repeat their winning move. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has not repeated any move yet, and since I lost the last round with Scissors, they could go back to Rock or Paper. Given that they haven't played Rock so far, it is reasonable to assume they might play Rock in this round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, possibly indicating a pattern where they switch between Rock and Paper. Based on this, we can predict that they will play Scissors in the next round to complete the pattern."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Rock once, showing a preference for Paper. They have not played Scissors yet. So, the predicted move for Round 5 is Paper."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, never playing Rock. Given the repetition of their moves so far, it's reasonable to predict that they may switch to Rock next. However, since they have not played Rock yet, we will predict that they will do so in this round."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, in the last round, they chose Scissors, which is not the same as their first move in each category (Rock -> Paper, Scissors -> Scissors). To maintain a balance and avoid repeating the same move, it's reasonable to assume that they might play Paper next."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as Rock and Scissors combined, so a pattern might be emerging where they favor Paper. To counter this, a good strategy would be to play Rock, which beats Paper."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each in the game history, but there is no occurrence of Rock yet. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS where the opponent may be following a repeating pattern, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent might play Rock next."""
+118,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as many times as the other options, indicating a possible pattern or preference for that move."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to influence our decision, predicting 'Rock', 'Paper', or 'Scissors' is equally likely to be correct. We will start by assuming a random strategy for the opponent and predict 'Rock'."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Paper in Round 1 and there is no information about their strategy yet, a good initial guess would be to stick with the same move. This is based on the assumption that the opponent might follow a repeating pattern."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""At this point, there is not enough information to identify a pattern in the opponent's behavior. So, as a default choice, let's predict that they will play Rock."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, showing a pattern. To beat Paper, Rock would be the next logical step; however, to avoid being predictable ourselves and based on the simplified rules mentioned, I'm predicting they will choose Scissors."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice and Scissors once, with no instances of Rock yet. There is no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior evident from the game history. However, given that Paper has been played in two out of four rounds, it seems slightly more likely than the other options. Additionally, choosing Rock would result in a loss if the opponent decides to repeat their first-round move, which provides another reason to avoid predicting Rock at this point."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and I haven't predicted Rock yet. It is likely they will play Paper again, so predicting Rock gives me the best chance to earn a point if they follow their previous pattern."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock, Paper, and Scissors so far (2 times each). However, the player has won against our predictions in Rounds 4 and 5 by not changing their move. Considering this pattern, it is reasonable to predict that they will continue with 'Paper' in the next round as well."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as much as the other options, and Rock beats Scissors (the other option played in the most recent round). It's reasonable to assume they might switch to Rock to try and beat our predicted Scissors. However, if we consider a pattern, they could also repeat Paper or switch to Scissors; but with no clear pattern established yet, predicting Rock based on the frequency of their moves seems like the best option."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Scissors and Paper more frequently than Rock. However, in the last two rounds, they played Paper twice. To avoid falling into a repeating pattern, the opponent might choose Rock this time to keep us guessing."""
+119,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to repeat their previous move."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses Rock, Paper, and Scissors with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,2,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Paper after you guessed Rock. In a simple deterministic strategy, they could be following a pattern where they play the option that beats yours. If so, they would play Paper again in the next round. However, since there is no clear information about their strategy, this prediction is based on the assumption of a fixed pattern."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors in the first two rounds, so a pattern is not immediately discernible. However, to begin with, let's assume the opponent follows a simple repeating pattern or random strategy. Given that Rock beats Scissors, I predict the opponent will play Rock next round."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in a row, showing a pattern. In the first round, there is no prior information to base the prediction on. A possible adaptive strategy for the opponent could be cycling through all three options in order (Rock-Paper-Scissors). If this is the case, they would play Scissors next. However, since we don't have enough evidence of adaptive behavior yet, I will predict that they will continue their current pattern and choose Paper again. To avoid being too predictable ourselves, let's guess Scissors instead."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, and they might be following a pattern or have a tendency to repeat their previous move. Also, Rock has been guessed by me previously but wasn't played by the opponent, so there is no need to switch strategy to counter Rock."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Paper in the last two rounds, so they might be following a pattern where they play one shape exclusively for a few rounds. If this is the case, Rock would be the next move in the sequence as it hasn't been played yet."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,7,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often (4 times) as the other options, indicating a potential preference for this move. Although there was a recent instance where they played Scissors, it is more likely that they will return to their preferred move, Paper."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,8,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each in the given game history. However, they have not played Rock yet. It is reasonable to assume that they might play Rock next due to the pattern-like behavior seen so far."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,9,Rock,Paper,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper and Scissors twice each in the game history. However, they have not yet played Rock. Given that there is no visible pattern so far, predicting the least recently played option might be a reasonable starting point for guesses. In this case, Rock has not been played yet, so it's the choice for this round."""
+120,mixtral:8x7b,P-S,10,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has played Paper twice as often as the other options, so there's a higher chance they will play Paper again."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors. In this simplified version of RPS, there is no repeating pattern in just one round to predict. So, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent tries to beat what you might expect them to play. If you guessed Rock for the next round, they would play Paper to beat it. Thus, my prediction is Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors and Rock), so I'm predicting they will switch to a weaker hand, Paper. This is also based on the assumption that the opponent may be trying to exploit a pattern or adapting their strategy."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, with a Paper being the missing option. Given that Rock beats Scissors (which was the opponent's first move), it is possible that the opponent might choose to counter my potential Paper guess by playing Rock again."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds. There is no clear repeating pattern yet, so we'll look for possible tendencies. In this case, they have 'won' two times by playing Rock and 'lost' twice by playing Scissors. To maintain this perceived success, they might play Paper next since it would beat a potential Rock (which hasn't been played recently but could be part of a repeating pattern). Thus, our prediction is Paper."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern so far. However, since they played Scissors in the first round, and it's been two rounds since they last played it, there's a possibility they might return to Scissors now. Also, choosing Paper would put them at risk of losing if we guess Rock, while Scissors is a safer choice."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""In the last round, I chose Scissors, and you lost by picking Rock. The pattern suggests that you might continue playing Rock to beat my Scissors this time. Therefore, I predict that your next move will be Rock."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper so far. It's reasonable to assume they might play Paper next to balance their choices. Also, in the last round, choosing Rock against our Scissors suggests they might be trying to beat rather than mimic our previous choice."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper, indicating a potential pattern where they choose Rock when they previously lost to my Paper. Following this pattern, if I guess Paper again in round 9, they might choose Rock. To exploit this possibility, I will guess Scissors in round 9, hoping they'll revert to the observed pattern and play Rock."""
+121,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds. They have not played Paper recently. Given the repetition pattern, it is likely that they will play Rock again."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is 'Rock', so to be safe, we will also start with 'Rock'."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an advantage over Rock (i.e., Scissors beats Rock). If this is the case, continuing the pattern would mean playing Paper next. Additionally, if the opponent is adaptive, they might have noticed that you guessed Rock in the first round and could switch to Paper to beat it."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern and ensure a win or tie, they would play Paper next. However, since we don't want to give them an opportunity for a tie, we predict that they will revert to their initial strategy of playing a stronger hand, which is Paper."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This might indicate that the opponent is following a pattern where they play each option once before repeating any. If this is the case, they would be due to play Rock next."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with a hidden strategy, it's reasonable to predict that the opponent will want to balance their choices to avoid being too predictable. Therefore, the next move should be Paper."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Paper twice each, but they have played Scissors only once. To balance out the pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once (Round 4), and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last two rounds, they have 'defeated' our Paper with their Rock. To keep up this pattern, they might play Rock again. This is a speculative prediction, as the opponent's strategy is hidden."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far, but they have not yet played Paper. Given the repetition pattern we've seen, it is likely that they will play Paper next."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper in Round 1, indicating a possible pattern where they play Rock when they previously lost to my Paper. To confirm this pattern, I will guess Scissors, hoping that the opponent will follow their pattern and play Rock again."""
+122,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds, with no Paper appearing yet. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to assume that Paper might be the least likely choice for the next move. Between Rock and Scissors, choosing Rock could potentially counter a possible Scissors, as it did in Round 9."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they will choose Rock. This assumption is based on the principle of 'maximum entropy' - assuming the least informative distribution until more data is available."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an 'S' move (Scissors). If that's the case, their next move according to the pattern would be 'P' (Paper). However, if their strategy is adaptive, they might have noticed my guess for this round and changed their move to break the pattern. Considering both possibilities, I predict the opponent will play Paper."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, then Rock), so I predict they will continue this trend and play Paper next."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This suggests a possible pattern where the opponent alternates between Rock and Scissors, so we can predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but never Paper. Given the pattern so far, it's reasonable to assume that they might want to balance out the choices, making Paper a likely next move."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Scissors, so if they are following a repeating pattern, they might play Rock next (as it beats Scissors in RPS). However, since their moves seem somewhat unpredictable, I'm assuming they may try to beat a possible Paper prediction from me by playing Scissors again. To counter that, I predict they will play Scissors, and I will then play Rock."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose an option that beats Paper (Scissors), and in the round before that, you chose Paper. This might suggest they are trying to beat your previous choices. Therefore, I predict the opponent will choose Rock next."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far, but no Paper yet. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, it's reasonable to assume they might switch to Paper next."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (in Rounds 2 and 6) after I played Paper, indicating a possible pattern where they choose Rock when they see Paper. In the last round, I played Paper, so it would be consistent with this pattern if they play Rock again. However, to diversify my strategy, I will predict that they might anticipate my anticipation and choose Scissors instead."""
+123,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, but there's no clear pattern to exploit yet. Given that Paper would beat my previous two predictions (Paper and Scissors), I predict the opponent will play Rock, which could beat the potential Paper."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. A common starting strategy in RPS games is to choose Rock, so we will make the same choice as a baseline prediction."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'paper' move (since paper covers rock). Since this is a simplified version of RPS and the opponent follows a hidden strategy, it would make sense for them to stick to this pattern in the next round. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (which loses to Rock), and in the second round, they played Rock (which beats Paper). This suggests that the opponent might be alternating between losing and winning moves. If this pattern continues, their next move would be a losing one - Paper, which beats Rock."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played 'Scissors' and 'Rock' in the last round. There is no discernible pattern yet. However, since Rock beats Scissors (as per RPS rules), sometimes opponents might switch to the winning move after losing one round. So, I predict that the opponent will play 'Rock' in the next round."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern yet, but considering they played Rock in Round 4, it is reasonable to assume that they might switch to Paper this time around."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, but has played Paper twice. There seems to be no obvious pattern so far, making it difficult to predict adaptive behavior. However, focusing on the most recent moves, they have played Rock (round 4) and then Paper (round 5). To guess their next move, we can consider the possibility of them following a 'escalation' pattern where they switch between increasingly strong moves. Since Paper beats Rock, we might expect them to escalate further by choosing Scissors."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it was in Round 4 when they were not facing a prediction of Rock. The rounds since then have been Scissors (predict Paper), Paper (predict Rock), and Scissors (predict Paper). Since the pattern isn't clear yet, I will assume that the opponent might want to play Rock again to counter our previous Scissors guess in Round 6."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock once each, but they have played Paper twice. This pattern suggests that the opponent may be more likely to choose Paper next. Furthermore, neither of our choices have countered their moves so far, making it difficult to predict based on trying to outsmart them. Therefore, predicting the most frequently chosen option by the opponent seems like the best strategy."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in the last three rounds, and they seem to be alternating between Rock and Scissors (Rock in Round 6, Scissors in Round 7). If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper. Additionally, it's been a while since they last chose Paper (Round 3), so there is a possibility that they might return to it now."""
+124,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, so it is possible that they are following a pattern where they play Rock after losing a round (as in Round 4) or playing Rock periodically. Additionally, the opponent may be trying to exploit our previous tendency to guess Paper, as seen in Rounds 2 and 5-9. By predicting Rock, we aim to counter possible strategies involving Rock."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. To start off, it's reasonable to assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). We can only guess for now, so let's begin by predicting the most conservative option: 'Rock'."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an option that loses to Rock (Scissors). If we continue this pattern, their next move would be Paper. However, it's also possible that they are using a random strategy or adapting during the game, so this prediction may not be accurate."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern and potentially deceive you, they might choose Paper next. Alternatively, if they are trying to adapt to your expectations of a repeating pattern, they could also switch back to Rock. However, given only two data points, it's more likely that the opponent is following a simple repeating pattern."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. Given the options have been split evenly so far, it's reasonable to assume they might play Rock again to maintain a balance in their choices."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern, there's a chance they could play Paper next. Also, in adaptive behavior, if they are trying to beat our previous moves, then after losing to Paper twice (Rounds 1 and 3), they might think we would switch back to Paper."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Scissors, so if they are following a repeating pattern, they might play Rock next (as it beats Scissors in the RPS game). However, since this is a simplified version of RPS and we need to consider adaptive behavior, I think the opponent could have noticed that I predicted Paper twice when they played Scissors. Therefore, they might try to break my potential pattern by playing Scissors again. To counter this possible adaptation from the opponent, I predict they will play Scissors, and then I will choose Rock in the next round to earn a point."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after I guessed Paper, which might indicate a tendency to prefer playing Rock over other options. So, for this round, I predict they will play Rock."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper so far. A pattern could be emerging where they try to avoid losing by not playing Paper against my potential Rock guess. I will predict Paper in the hope that the opponent continues this pattern."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing in round 1, indicating a possible pattern where they choose Rock after losing with Paper. Following this pattern, they should play Scissors in the next round since it beats Paper. Also, the opponent has not repeated any move yet, so there is a chance they might switch to Scissors or Paper."""
+125,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock twice each in the last eight rounds, but hasn't played Paper recently. Given that there seems to be no clear pattern so far, I will predict the most recently played move, which was Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume they choose each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, they could be following a pattern where they start with an 'S' (Scissors) and then switch to 'P' (Paper) or continue with 'S'. Given that there is not enough data to determine adaptive behavior, I will predict that the opponent will follow the pattern and play 'Paper' in the next round."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played with a pattern where they choose the option that beats the player's guess in the previous round (i.e., playing the counter move). In Round 1, you guessed Rock and the opponent played Scissors, so I predict they will now play Paper to beat your expected Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This might indicate that the opponent is following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Paper. Since they played Scissors most recently, it is likely that they will now play Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but never Paper. Given the pattern so far, it is reasonable to assume that they might play Paper next to balance out the previously played options. Also, since I have guessed Rock and Paper in the last round which were both incorrect, there is a higher probability that the opponent will not repeat any of those two moves."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no recognizable pattern so far. Given that the opponent played Rock in the last round (which could have been an attempt to throw off a prediction), I will predict they will play Scissors in the next round, continuing the alternating pattern between Rock and Scissors."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after playing Scissors, which could indicate a tendency to switch between these two options. To balance this observation with the possibility of adaptive behavior, I predict they will play Rock."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock, but not Paper yet. Often, players unconsciously alternate choices in a simplified RPS game like this one. Since the last round was Rock, the next reasonable guess would be Paper."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors more frequently so far, with a slightly higher occurrence of Rock. To balance this pattern, I predict they might choose Paper next."""
+126,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing a round with Paper, suggesting they may be trying to counter Paper. If this pattern continues, they would play Rock again in the next round. However, since I predicted Rock last time (round 8), which they could have anticipated and changed their strategy, I predict they will now choose Scissors to counter my potential Paper."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock', as it has the same chance of being correct as the other options."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which can be interpreted as a 'cutting' motion. In the simplified version of RPS we are playing, where the opponent follows a hidden strategy, it is plausible that their strategy might involve repeating the same shape or motion. Hence, for the next round, I predict they will make a 'pasting' motion and choose Paper."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern, they might choose Paper next. Also, none of their possible choices so far counter your predictions, suggesting a potential adaptive strategy on their part."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but hasn't played Paper yet. A simple pattern some players might follow is playing each option once before repeating any. Also, by not playing the option that would beat their last play (Paper to beat Rock in Round 2), they might be trying to avoid being predictable. Hence, our prediction for the next move is Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice, but you have not guessed correctly yet. It seems like they are trying to avoid having you guess correctly by playing Rock (since that's what you would probably predict after losing a round). Given this pattern, we can expect them to play Paper in the next round to beat your expected Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There doesn't seem to be a clear pattern so far. However, since they played Scissors in Round 3 after playing Rock in Round 2, it's possible that they might follow the same sequence again, i.e., play Scissors after Paper (Round 5). Predicting Scissors could potentially catch their expected move of Rock."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they played Scissors after Paper, which could suggest an alternating pattern. If this is the case, their next move should be Rock. Also, Rock vs Rock was the only successful prediction so far; hence, there might be a higher probability of Rock being played by the opponent."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper. Given that the previous round was Rock (which beats Scissors), it's plausible that the opponent might choose Paper this time to beat Rock. This would also introduce a pattern of playing each option once in a loop."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors more than once, but there is no clear pattern so far. However, they have not played Paper yet in the game history. Given that this is a simplified version of RPS with possibly repeating patterns, it's reasonable to expect that the opponent might play Paper next."""
+127,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 2 and 6) after losing, suggesting a possible pattern where they choose to counter the last move. In rounds 1 and 3, they lost to Scissors, so I predict that they will play Scissors in round 10 to counter the Paper from round 9."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent randomly chooses Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability. In this case, predicting any of the three options would be equally likely to succeed. We'll begin by assuming the opponent will choose Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors, which could suggest a preference for an aggressive strategy. The next move in an aggressive strategy would typically be Paper, as it beats Rock. Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, then Rock), so I predict they will continue this pattern and play the strongest hand next, which is Paper."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This might indicate that the opponent is following a pattern where they alternate between Rock and Scissors, so we can predict that they will play Rock in the next round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that the game may involve a repeating pattern, it's reasonable to predict they will play Rock or Paper next. However, since they have not yet played Paper, I will predict they will do so in this round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""In the last round, the opponent played Scissors, and they have not repeated a move yet. However, looking at the overall game history, Rock has been played twice, Paper once, and Scissors once. The pattern does not show an immediate repeat of any move. Considering this, I predict that the opponent might want to avoid losing to Paper again, as they did in Round 2, so they may choose either Rock or Scissors. Given the slightly higher frequency of Rock being played (twice) compared to Scissors (once), I assume there is a higher probability that the opponent will play Rock this time around. But since they have not repeated a move yet and could be trying to avoid predictability, I think it's more likely that they'll play Scissors."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once in the past six rounds, and no pattern is evident in their moves so far. Given an equal probability for each option, we'll predict Rock as it was the last move they played (in Round 4), which might indicate a tendency to repeat moves."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Scissors three times, but never Paper so far. A simple strategy could involve alternating between Rock and Paper or Papser and Scissors. Given the pattern we've seen so far, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper in this round."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors more often, but in the last round they chose Scissors after I predicted Paper. They might be trying to adapt their strategy based on my predictions, so I'll predict Paper again hoping they'll revert to playing Rock."""
+128,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, so there is a chance they might continue with Rock to try and beat a possible Paper guess from us. Also, it's been three rounds since they last played Rock, which could indicate a pattern."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best initial guess would be 'Rock', as there is no evidence suggesting otherwise."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""Since the opponent played Scissors in the first round, it indicates that they might not be starting with a typical move like Rock. To guess their next move, we need to consider possible patterns or strategies they might be following. One simple strategy could be following the pattern: Scissors (1st round) -> Paper (2nd round). Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors > Rock, Rock > Paper). To maintain this pattern and potentially catch us off guard, the opponent might choose Paper next."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors once and Rock once, but they have not yet played Paper. This might indicate that the opponent is following a pattern where they play each option once before repeating any. In this case, we can expect them to play Rock next."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that Paper beats Rock, it might be advantageous for the opponent to play Paper next. This follows a pattern of completing the 'rock-paper-scissors' loop."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once in the past five rounds, and they have not repeated any other move more than twice. It is reasonable to assume that they might be returning to play Rock again, especially since it has been a while since they last played it (two rounds ago). However, this prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is not adapting their strategy too quickly or drastically."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice in a row, so they might be starting a repeating pattern or trying to deceive us into predicting Rock again. To counter this, let's guess Scissors, which beats Rock."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last round and twice in the previous three rounds. This pattern suggests they may continue with Rock as their next move."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Rock,Scissors,0,4,"""The opponent has played Rock for the last three rounds, so it's possible that they are following a pattern or have adopted Rock as their strategy. It would be good to confirm this by predicting Rock again."""
+129,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock recently, doing so in the last three rounds. This pattern suggests they may continue with this choice in the next round as well."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. A common starting choice in games like RPS is to pick Rock as it is a stable and frequently used option. However, since there is no prior data, predicting any move (Rock, Paper, or Scissors) at this point would be based on random guessing."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,2,Paper,Rock,0,0,"""In the first round, the opponent played Scissors (the move that loses to Rock). Given that this is a simplified version of RPS and there's no clear pattern or adaptive behavior from the opponent yet, a good starting point would be assuming the opponent follows a basic strategy. One such strategy could be trying to 'counter' the player's guess. In our case, since we guessed Rock in the first round, an intelligent counter would be Paper (which beats Rock). Hence, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,0,"""The opponent has played stronger hands in the first two rounds (Scissors, Rock), so I predict they will choose a stronger hand again to complete the pattern or try to beat my expected counter of Paper. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has played Scissors and Rock. There is no obvious pattern yet. However, since Rock beats Scissors, and Scissors was played in the first round, it's possible that the opponent might choose to counter my potential Paper guess by playing Rock again. To take advantage of this possibility, I will predict the opponent's move as Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Scissors and Rock so far, but not Paper. Given that there's no discernible pattern yet, a common choice in RPS when unsure is Paper. This is because it beats one of the opponent's choices (Rock) and ties with the other (Scissors)."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,6,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors once each, and Paper twice. There seems to be no clear pattern yet. However, since I have not predicted their move correctly so far, it might be a good idea to try the opposite of what they played last (Rock in Round 4). If this strategy is part of the opponent's hidden strategy, making an unexpected move could potentially catch them off guard."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,7,Rock,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once, and it seems they are not following a simple repeating pattern. However, in the last round, they chose Rock again after I predicted Paper, which might indicate that they are trying to counter my Paper with their Rock. If this is the case, based on the observed adaptive behavior, they would likely choose Rock again in the next round. Therefore, I predict that the opponent's next move will be Rock."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors twice each so far, but no Paper yet. Given the pattern-like behavior, it's reasonable to predict that they might play Paper in this round."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock and Scissors with equal frequency so far (4 times each), but there is a pattern in their use of these two moves - they play Rock immediately after Paper. Since I haven't predicted Paper yet, it's likely that they will play Rock next, which means this would be a good time for me to predict Paper."""
+130,mixtral:8x7b,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Scissors twice in the last four rounds, but none of Paper. This pattern suggests that the opponent might be more likely to choose Rock again."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or behavior yet. A common starting point in such situations is to assume that the opponent might also start with a basic or random choice. To be safe, predicting the most likely move, Rock, can be a good starting strategy."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information about the opponent's strategy to make a more informed prediction."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this pattern continues, the opponent will play Scissors in the next round. However, since Rock beats Scissors, it is more likely that the opponent will try to counter your potential Rock prediction by playing Paper again. Thus, I predict the opponent's next move as Paper."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, showing a tendency to choose Paper recently. In this simplified version of RPS, the next move could be an attempt to beat the perceived pattern, making Scissors a likely choice."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game so far. I am predicting that they will continue this pattern in the next round."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it correctly yet. It seems like there might be a pattern where they play Paper after I choose Rock. Also, they have not repeated any move so far, so it's less likely that they will play Rock again."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (Round 1 and 4), Paper twice (Round 2 and 5), and Scissors once (Round 3). There is no clear pattern yet, but considering that Rock was the first move and it hasn't been repeated since then, I predict the opponent will play Rock in the next round to repeat their initial move."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far, with a noticeable gap in playing Scissors. In order to maintain diversity in their choices, it is reasonable for the opponent to play Paper or Scissors next. Given that they have not played Scissors yet, there's a higher probability of them playing Paper this time around. However, if they follow a repeating pattern, Round 8 could potentially be Rock again."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern, cycling through Rock-Paper-Scissors. Currently, they are on Paper (round 8). Based on this pattern, the next move should be Rock."""
+131,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume a basic strategy where the opponent chooses each option with equal probability. Therefore, our initial prediction will be 'Rock', which has an equal chance of being correct as the other options."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, this is a simplified version of RPS and considering there are no losses for the opponent so far, sticking to one move can not be confirmed as their hidden strategy. But given the lack of information about the opponent's behavior, assuming a repeating pattern is a reasonable starting point."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice so far, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, since Paper beats Rock, and the opponent might try to change their strategy after seeing that you also played Rock in both rounds, predicting Paper seems like a reasonable choice."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""There is no clear pattern in the opponent's moves so far, but since they played Paper in Round 2 after you chose Rock, it's possible that they might be trying to counter your moves. In Round 3, you switched to Paper, and they switched as well to Scissors. If this trend continues, they would now choose Rock. However, to outsmart them, we predict their next move to be Scissors, hoping they will follow the pattern of countering our previous move."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game. Also, there is no clear adaptive behavior or repeating pattern from the rounds provided, so basing the prediction on this initial tendency seems reasonable."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition for the other moves. Choosing Paper seems to be a safe bet given the recent history."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often than the other options, having played it in 3 out of the 6 rounds so far. This predictable pattern suggests that they may continue to favor Rock in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper twice, so it's likely they will continue to alternate between the two. Since they last played Rock in Round 7, we can predict that they will play Paper next."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors appearing so far. The most recent cycle ended in Round 7 with the opponent playing Rock. I predict they will continue this pattern and play Rock again in the next round."""
+132,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could indicate they might be returning to their previous pattern). Also, it's important to note that they have not repeated any move consecutively yet, so there is a chance they may continue this trend."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent plays Rock as often as any other option. The prediction will be Rock."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without any information about the opponent's strategy, starting with a basic or repeating pattern is a reasonable initial assumption."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. To earn a point in the next round, the opponent is likely to continue their pattern of switching to the next move in the RPS cycle (Scissors > Rock > Paper > Scissors...). Therefore, I predict that the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, since Rock was guessed correctly in the first round, let's assume that the opponent might choose a move that beats Rock this time, which is Scissors."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two occurrences out of the four rounds so far. This repeating pattern is the basis for my prediction."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice after I played Rock, so there might be a pattern where they choose Paper when they see me play Rock. Also, in the last round, even though my guess was Scissors, the opponent chose Rock, which could indicate a preference for Paper."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they did in Rounds 1 and 4. There is no clear pattern or adaptive behavior yet, so I will predict Rock again hoping that the opponent continues their apparent preference."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once so far, with a slightly higher tendency to play Rock. However, to avoid falling into a predictable pattern ourselves, it is reasonable for the opponent to switch to Paper or Scissors next. Considering that the most recent round was a tie with both of us playing Rock, the opponent might choose to maintain some consistency and play Paper again."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors, so I predict that they will play Rock again in this round."""
+133,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock and Paper more frequently than Scissors. Also, in the last round, they played Paper, so it's less likely that they will switch to Rock immediately. Therefore, I predict they will play Paper again in this round."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start off, let's assume that the opponent has an equal probability of choosing Rock, Paper, or Scissors. A common starting choice in RPS games is Rock, so for simplicity, we will also predict Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern. However, without more information about the opponent's possible adaptive behavior or repeating patterns, this is merely an initial guess based on the limited data provided."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they adapted their strategy by choosing Paper over my guess (Rock). To beat Rock again, they might choose Paper once more. This assumption follows a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior as described in rule 1."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from Rock to Paper). If this pattern continues, their next move should be stronger than Paper, which would be Scissors. However, since there is no move stronger than Scissors in RPS, we can consider that they might loop back to the beginning of the pattern, making the next move Rock unlikely. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Scissors in the next round."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play rock, doing so in two out of the first four rounds. Given that there is no clear pattern or adaptation yet, it's safest to assume they might continue this trend."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there's no clear repeating pattern or adaptive behavior seen so far. However, since Paper was played recently, it is slightly more likely that they might play Paper again. This prediction is based on the most recent moves and does not guarantee a win."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as seen in Rounds 1 and 4. It is also possible that the pattern could be an adaptive one, where they switch between Paper and Scissors after playing Rock. However, without enough data points or observable patterns, we can start by assuming a preference for Rock."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play 'Paper' after my failed attempts at predicting their move. In Rounds 2, 5, and 6, I made incorrect predictions followed by the opponent playing 'Paper' in Round 6. Given this pattern, it is reasonable to assume that they may continue this trend."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""In the last two rounds, the opponent has played Rock once and Paper once. Also, looking at the game history, they have not repeated the same move more than twice in a row. Since it's not likely for them to play Paper again after just playing it in the previous round, and considering that Scissors is less probable because it beats our last successful move (Paper), Rock seems like the most reasonable prediction."""
+134,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock and Paper more frequently than Scissors. In the last round, they played Paper, so based on this observed pattern, it is likely that they will play either Rock or Paper again in the next round. However, to break any potential alternating pattern (Rock-Paper-Rock-Paper...), I predict that they will choose Paper."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, it's reasonable to assume they might continue with the same move, especially if there are no visible patterns or adaptive behavior from their side. However, this is just a starting strategy, and future predictions should be based on more game rounds."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they switched to Paper. If this is a repeating pattern or an adaptive strategy, it would make sense for them to switch again in the next round. Therefore, I predict they will play Scissors."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper once, but hasn't played Scissors yet. Also, the total rounds played so far are even (3 rounds). These patterns suggest that the opponent might prefer moves that beat the last move they played or follow a repetitive strategy. Hence, I predict that the opponent will play Rock in the next round."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in Rounds 1 and 4, and there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far. So, for this round, I will predict that the opponent will continue with their pattern and play Rock."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""In the last five rounds, there has been no clear pattern in the opponent's moves, and they have won twice as many times as I have. However, considering that I have already guessed Rock and Paper multiple times, and the opponent played Paper twice after my Rock guesses, it might be reasonable to assume that they could return to playing Rock again. But since there is no clear pattern, this prediction is based on equal probability for all three options."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 4) but has also shown a tendency to switch to Paper or Scissors in the following round. If this pattern continues, they will likely switch to Paper after their most recent Rock in round 6."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 out of 7 rounds being Rock. While there have been instances of Paper and Scissors, the most consistent and frequent choice so far is Rock."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they did in Rounds 1, 4, and 7. Also, they played Paper (which beats Rock) in the rounds following your guess of Rock, possibly trying to counter your choice. By returning to Rock, they may be attempting to deceive you into guessing Paper again. However, even considering this pattern, our recommendation is still Rock due to the opponent's consistent use of it thus far."""
+135,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper or Scissors against my repeated Rock guesses, so I predict they will continue this pattern and play Paper in the next round."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability (1/3). Therefore, our best guess for the first round would be 'Rock'."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, without any information about the opponent's strategy, assuming repetition is a reasonable starting point."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's consider adaptive behavior. The opponent adapted their move once; therefore, it's reasonable to assume they might continue adapting by playing the next progression in the RPS sequence (Paper > Scissors > Rock). So, for this round, I predict the opponent will play 'Scissors'."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, showing a tendency to choose Paper more frequently. To counter this potential pattern, predicting Scissors may be a good strategy as it beats Paper."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the given game history, there is no clear pattern or strategy that the opponent is following. However, it's worth noting that the opponent has not played Rock since Round 1. Choosing Rock as a new option could potentially disrupt any hidden adaptive behavior on the opponent's part. Also, if the opponent were to follow a simple repeating pattern, they would play Paper next (Round 5 being identical to Round 2), so choosing Rock in this case would still result in a correct prediction."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, since Rock was predicted in the last round and it did not win against Paper in previous rounds, a different choice seems more likely this time."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. Also, there is currently no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected in their moves. Hence, our best guess would be to predict Rock again."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper, and in the last round, they played Rock (which could be considered as breaking the pattern). However, since there is no clear adaptive behavior from the opponent so far, I will assume they might continue the previous pattern and play Scissors. To counter that, I predict the opponent will play Paper in this round."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock. If this pattern continues, the next move should be Rock."""
+136,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper after Rock (2 out of 3 times) and Scissors once so far. I will predict that they will maintain this pattern and play Paper."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. The simplest prediction for the first round would be to predict 'Rock'. This decision is arbitrary and could be replaced with 'Paper' or 'Scissors' with similar reasoning."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue with the same move. This is especially true for the initial rounds of the game where adaptive behavior may not have set in yet."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper. However, since there is no clear pattern yet, this prediction is based on the assumption that the opponent is not randomly choosing their moves."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper once, but hasn't played Scissors yet. Given that this is a simplified version where the opponent may be following a repeating pattern, it's possible that they could repeat Rock again. Also, since I haven't predicted Rock correctly so far, choosing Rock could potentially align with an unseen pattern."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""In the last round, the opponent played Rock, which is the same as their first move in this game. They have not shown any repeating pattern for Paper or Scissors yet. Thus, it's safer to assume they might continue with Rock."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 4) and Paper three times (rounds 2, 3, and 5). Although the frequency of Paper is higher, there's no clear pattern to their choice. To break the tie, I will predict the move that they have used less often in the past games, which is Rock."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has played Rock twice (rounds 1 and 4) after losing with Paper (round 2). This suggests a pattern where they switch to Rock after playing Paper. Following this pattern, the opponent is likely to play Paper in the next round."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Rock,Paper,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 3 out of the 7 rounds featuring this move. It is also worth noting that there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves, so making a prediction based on their past actions is most viable. Therefore, I predict they will play Rock again."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with 4 out of 8 previous moves being Rock. Although there are repeated Paper appearances, starting with a pattern or repeating the last move seems less likely here, so predicting Rock again is more probable."""
+137,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""The opponent has been consistently playing Paper or Scissors when you play Rock in the recent rounds. This time, I will predict that they will continue this pattern and choose Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, we assume that the opponent might choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors with equal probability (33.3% each). Therefore, our initial prediction will be Rock."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a safe prediction for the next round would be to assume they might continue with the same pattern and play Rock again."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played an equal number of Rock and Paper, with no Scissors yet. Given that there's no clear pattern to their moves, a good guess would be to predict the next move based on the most recent round. In this case, they played Paper after you guessed Rock in the first round, so it's reasonable to assume they might continue with Paper."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and there is no clear pattern yet. However, since we haven't seen Rock or Scissors from the opponent, it's reasonable to assume they might want to maintain a diverse move set early on. Given that Paper beats Rock, I will predict the opponent's next move to be Scissors, as it is the least played choice so far."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""In the given game history, the opponent has not repeated any move so far. However, they have played Rock twice, which is half of the observed rounds. Moreover, there's no clear adaptive behavior detected from their moves yet. Hence, I predict that the opponent might play Rock again in the next round since it seems to be a commonly played move for them."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or adaptation in their moves so far. Guessing Paper as the next move is a cautious approach to predict the most likely outcome."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the six rounds so far. Given that there's no clear pattern or adaptive behavior detected yet, we can make an educated guess based on the most frequent move played by the opponent."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Scissors after Paper (Round 3 and Round 6). Given that our last move was Rock, which they might interpret as an attempt to counter their potential Paper, there is a chance they will revert to Paper in this round. This prediction follows the pattern seen so far but also considers the possibility of them trying to exploit our perceived anticipation."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern so far, alternating between Rock and Paper. Our turn is an odd number (9), so according to the observed pattern, the opponent should play Rock."""
+138,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a Rock-Paper-Scissors pattern (RPS), so after Paper, the next move should be Scissors. However, I'm predicting one round ahead and assuming the RPS pattern will continue."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or pattern yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent plays randomly. Therefore, our best guess would be to predict 'Rock', as it has an equal chance of being correct for the opponent's possible choices: Rock, Paper, or Scissors."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a cautious player might continue with the same move. Also, there is not yet enough information to identify any patterns or adaptive behavior in the opponent's play."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock twice, but then they changed their strategy in the second round and played Paper, beating our initial guess. To account for this adaptive behavior, we predict that they will continue to look for ways to counter our predictions. Since we guessed Rock again in Round 2 and lost, it is likely that they might revert to playing Paper again in order to beat us."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Rock once and Paper twice, following a pattern where they increase the strength of their play (from Rock to Paper). If this pattern continues, they would play Scissors next. However, since I don't have enough data to confirm a repeating pattern or adaptive behavior, I cannot guarantee that this prediction is accurate."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Rock in the first round of each game so far. It's reasonable to predict they will continue this pattern in the next round as well."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice in the last five rounds, and there is no clear pattern or repetition of any other move. Also, they have won a round with Paper, which might make them more likely to choose it again. However, this is a simplified game without additional context about the opponent's behavior, so this prediction is based on basic probability and potential patterns."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock more often, doing so in three out of the six rounds. This pattern suggests that they might continue with this preference in the next round. Therefore, I predict Rock as the opponent's next move."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Paper after my Rock guess, and I have made three consecutive Rock guesses. It is likely that the pattern will continue, so I predict Paper."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a repeating pattern of Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Rock."""
+139,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of playing Paper after two consecutive rounds of Rock. In the current game history, there are two instances where this pattern occurs (rounds 1-2 and rounds 7-8). Since the last play was Rock (round 7), it is likely that the opponent will follow the same pattern and choose Paper in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Since this is the first round, we don't have any information about the opponent's strategy or patterns yet. To start, let's assume that the opponent chooses each option (Rock, Paper, Scissors) with equal probability. Given that there are no previous rounds to base our decision on, predicting Rock, Paper, or Scissors would have an equal chance of being correct. However, to be consistent and avoid making arbitrary decisions, we will start by predicting 'Rock'."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,2,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""Since the game history shows that the opponent played Rock in the first round, a conservative strategy would be to assume they might continue playing the same move. This is especially true for initial rounds where adaptive behavior by the opponent is less likely."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""In the first round, the opponent played Rock, and in the second round, they changed to Paper. Given that there is no repeating pattern yet, let's look at the possibility of adaptive behavior. If the opponent is trying to counter my potential guesses, they might play Paper after seeing me choose Rock twice. Therefore, I predict the opponent will play Paper in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,4,Scissors,Rock,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper once, and Scissors once, but no Rock yet. A pattern might be emerging where they avoid playing the last move you chose. If this pattern continues, they will not choose Rock next."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,5,Rock,Paper,0,1,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, as they did in Round 1 and Round 4. While it's possible that this is part of a repeating pattern or adaptive strategy, the safest prediction at this point would be to assume they will continue playing Rock."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""The opponent has played Paper twice, and I haven't predicted it yet. It is reasonable to assume that they might continue with Paper in this round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,7,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""The opponent has shown a tendency to play Rock, with two instances out of the six rounds. Also, there is no clear pattern or repeated sequence in the history that would suggest any other move."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""The opponent has played Rock twice and Paper once in the last three rounds. There seems to be a pattern where they repeat their move after playing Rock. So, they might play Paper in the next round."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,9,Rock,Scissors,0,3,"""The opponent has shown a pattern of repeating 'Rock' and then changing to another move, as seen in Rounds 1-2, 4-5, and 7-8. Based on this pattern, it is likely that the opponent will play 'Scissors' or 'Paper' next. However, they have not played 'Scissors' yet, so assuming they want to avoid repeating a previously used move, their next move should be 'Rock'."""
+140,mixtral:8x7b,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""The opponent has been following a pattern where they play Rock twice, then Paper once, and finally Scissors once (Rock-Rock-Paper-Scissors). This pattern has repeated twice so far in the game history. If this pattern continues, their next move should be Paper."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+1,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+2,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,3,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,4,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,5,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,6,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,7,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,8,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,9,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+3,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,10,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+4,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+4,llama3.3:latest strategy,always_rock,2,Paper,Rock,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,2,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
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+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,5,Scissors,Paper,0,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
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+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
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+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+45,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,2,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
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+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,5,Scissors,Paper,0,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+46,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,2,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,5,Scissors,Paper,0,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+47,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,2,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,5,Scissors,Paper,0,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+48,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,2,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,5,Scissors,Paper,0,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+49,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,2,Scissors,Scissors,1,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,3,Scissors,Paper,0,1,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,4,Scissors,Scissors,1,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,5,Scissors,Paper,0,2,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,6,Scissors,Scissors,1,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,7,Scissors,Paper,0,3,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,8,Scissors,Scissors,1,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,9,Scissors,Paper,0,4,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+50,llama3.3:latest strategy,P-S,10,Scissors,Scissors,1,5,"""Strategy chose Scissors based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+51,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+52,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+53,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+54,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
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+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+55,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,2,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+56,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
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+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+57,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
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+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+58,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
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+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,4,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+59,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,1,Rock,Scissors,0,0,"""First round guess."""
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+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,3,Paper,Scissors,0,1,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,5,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,6,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,7,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,8,Rock,Rock,1,4,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+60,llama3.3:latest strategy,S-R,10,Rock,Rock,1,5,"""Strategy chose Rock based on opponent's move history."""
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+61,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+61,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+61,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+62,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
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+62,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+62,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+62,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+62,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+63,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+64,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+65,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
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+65,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+65,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+65,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+65,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+66,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+67,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+68,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+69,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""First round guess."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,2,Paper,Paper,1,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,3,Paper,Scissors,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,4,Paper,Rock,0,2,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,5,Paper,Paper,1,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,6,Paper,Scissors,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,7,Paper,Rock,0,3,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,8,Paper,Paper,1,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,9,Paper,Scissors,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
+70,llama3.3:latest strategy,R-P-S,10,Paper,Rock,0,4,"""Strategy chose Paper based on opponent's move history."""
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+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+71,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+72,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+73,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+74,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+75,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+76,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+77,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+78,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+79,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,1,Rock,Rock,1,1,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,2,Rock,Rock,1,2,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,3,Rock,Rock,1,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,4,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,5,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,6,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,7,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,8,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,9,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+80,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_rock,10,k,Rock,0,3,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+81,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+82,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+83,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+84,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+85,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+86,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,6,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,7,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,8,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,9,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+87,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,10,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+88,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,1,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+88,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,2,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+88,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,3,Rock,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+88,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,4,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
+88,mixtral:8x7b strategy,always_paper,5,k,Paper,0,0,"""Recent move"""
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