Official Rules v1.0 enters public review
The federation publishes its first unified competitive standard for Standard and Concealed Throw RPS.
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The Federation
IFRPS serves as the international governing and competitive body for Rock Paper Scissors, bringing established and emerging leagues and organizations together under one global structure. Organizations retain their own identities, communities, and competitions while participating in shared standards for recognized international play. Competitions meeting IFRPS standards contribute to a unified international Elo ranking, creating a clear pathway from local competition to the highest levels of the sport. IFRPS is also the central home for rankings, results, tournaments, organizations, and news from across the global RPS community.
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The federation publishes its first unified competitive standard for Standard and Concealed Throw RPS.
A development-data result demonstrating how recognized-organization victories will appear across IFRPS.
Organization ratings and an independent international Elo will eventually appear together on player profiles.
Competitions
Virginia, USA · Best of 3
Upcoming: 2026-10-17
Toronto, Canada · Best of 3
Upcoming: 2026-09-12
Chicago, USA · Best of 5 Final
Winner: Jordan Reed
International ELO
| Rank | Player | Country | Elo | Organization |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Alex Carter | USA | 1842 | Sample US League |
| #2 | Maya Chen | CAN | 1816 | Sample RPS Canada |
| #3 | Jordan Reed | USA | 1798 | Sample US League |
| #4 | Kenji Tanaka | JPN | 1774 | Sample Japan RPS |
| #5 | Sofia Martins | POR | 1759 | Sample European League |