No. Also, give more details. "seems" to make people win more often at RPS? I guess I could believe it if the game was about reading faces or something.

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I say seems because I don't think I've collected enough data properly quite yet, but the game rewards winning(and sometimes getting a tie, depending on the circumstance) in Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Having playtested my own game so many times with random groups, I've noticed over time that I'm losing less and less in Rock, Paper, Scissors. It's gotten to a point that in ten rounds, I'm only losing once or twice--reliably.
Even outside of in-game situations(I live in a country where people play RPS really often to decide a lot of little things. so I've had a lot of opportunities to play outside of my own game.)

While my game doesn't explicitly teach people to read people's faces or microexpressions(or whatever you'd call it), playing RPS is a commonly used mechanic throughout the game.