• ✓A chosen hand goes face down on BOTH halves, because the other child is sitting right there
• ✓Rock, paper and scissors are painted cut-outs from the logic-grid kit, not emoji
• ✓The second honour is for varying your hand, measured from the throws — which is the actual skill, and is not the same as having won
• ✓The computer picks at random without reading the player's hand first, and the screen says so
• ✓Painted hands now — กำมือ, แบมือ, ชูสองนิ้ว, one child's hand in three shapes cut off a single card, so the skin, the size and the cuff match exactly
• ✓The real chant and the real shake — an upright fist shakes three times to ยันยินเยา · ปั๊กกะเป่า · ยิ้งฉุบ, and both hands open on the last word
• ✓When both throw the same the call shortens to a single ฉุบ! per throw until somebody wins — a run of draws speeds UP rather than dragging
• ✓Painted as ONE sheet of three, not three images: a set painted one at a time drifts, and three hands that do not match read as three different children

✓ = done · ☐ = planned. Every game is built one step at a time like this.