2.For those new to the game, the only acceptable throws are Rock, Paper and Scissors. Any use of Dynamite, Bird, Well, Spock, Water, Match, Fire, God, Lightning, Bomb, Texas Longhorn, or other non-sanctioned throws, will result in automatic disqualification.
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5.0 Participants must exercise extreme dexterity, caution and care to not initiate contact between the opposing fists during any point of the priming phase. The direct contact of the fists can cause scraping, chaffing, or rapping of the knuckles. Make sure any onlookers are aware of the intentions of the players as the swinging of closed fists can be mistaken as a sign of a potentially combative situation.
5.0.1 Should direct contact occur, players should stop play immediately and assess any personal injuries before restarting the prime and replaying the game.
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Note: At the conclusion of the match after the winner has been determined, some players will offer a vertical Paper throw or "handshake". While this gesture is seen in other circles as good manners to thank your opponent for the match, it is important to note that this action should not be expected or required in RPS, due to the fact that in general a ?handshake" is used as "deal sealer" between two parties. Since the results of an RPS match are considered to be binding, the "handshake" can be considered a redundancy since, in effect, the " deal" has already been "sealed" with the outcome of the match.
