Because you differentiate "12x + 2" to give you "12"

Ah, I thought you had to choose the best strategy. Thank you!

Not sure if it's been resolved you posted this, but it now says:

"return the winning gesture/s in the order in which they appear in the title"

In a random test, where:

gestures = ['scissors', 'scissors', 'scissors', 'paper']

we expect 'rock/scissors',

but here, 'rock' gives us a score of 2

and 'scissors' gives us a score of 1.

Ah, well spotted. I've updated the random tests from:

assert find(list) == FindOdd.find(list) 

to:

assert FindOdd.find(list) == find(list)

In order to not return undefined, on your final line,
change:

return; parseInt(answer, 10);

to:

return parseInt(answer, 10);

Added random tests :)

I just thought it may be a better way to have the kata.
I'll remove the suggestion tomorrow, whether addressed or not, I'm fine with whatever sofiapoh chooses

For the 4th test I got:

Expected: [{"name":"Big Bob","score":5},{"name":"Joey Jaws","score":5}], instead got: [{"name":"Joey Jaws","score":5},{"name":"Big Bob","score":5}]

Perhapse make it so that the winner is not sorted by if there name is alphabetically ahead of the other, but that the user can choose for a tied score

Yes, also having this problem, I cant submit my answer

Thanks for the feedback, will hadd those examples tomorrow.

Well spotted, thanks, changed the coefficient of x to be a random integer between 2 and 100 and changed the error after the x.
Let me know if anything else pops up

Thanks for your help, ive now added more test cases as well as random ones. Let me know if there is anything else I should improve

Changed the content, let me know if there is still a problem

Changed the kata, let me know if the problem still persists