: Police hat, sunglasses, badge, or handcuffs. Tier 2 (Equipment) : Tactical belt, tie, or radio.

While the name might sound like an ill-advised party game from a 1990s adult catalog, in underground gaming circles, it has become a legendary psychological duel. The “Police Edition” variant adds tactical interrogation, behavioral analysis, and authority dynamics to the traditional luck-based formula. The “Strip” element raises the tension. And the “Fin” — short for Final — represents the ultimate, no-retreat round where careers, reputations, and more are laid bare.

In the Police Edition of Strip Rock-Paper-Scissors, the game is played with a few...ahem...significant modifications. The game is played in a similar fashion, but with one key difference: the loser of each round is forced to remove an article of clothing. That's right; these officers are putting their uniforms on the line, all in the name of fun and bragging rights.

Miranda throws Scissors. No-Knock throws Rock. No-Knock wins. Miranda must remove her tank top (last top item) and perform an evidence disposal. She tears a fake warrant.

One thing is certain: Strip Rock-Paper-Scissors has become a beloved tradition among law enforcement officers, providing a much-needed release valve for stress and a chance to have some fun.