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David does confirm. It is roshambo or rock-paper-scissors as it's commonly known.


Avalanche and the others are not types of move (of which there are by three) but the gambits used in pre-determined play. Eg avalanche is rock-rock-rock.


For more info on the fascinating world of R-P-S and to enter the world championships(!) google it.


Now... back to sports with balls and sticks if we must....

Ah Microbite - golf is my game. James started the first golf club in England, Royal Blackheath, where I had my wedding reception, I forgot at first that Mary Q of Scots was before him.


My question:


Who famously won a house for achieving a hole in one at the World Matchplay Championship at Wentworth (1970s or 1980s)

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