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if the coin toss is not truly 50/50 as you claim, then logic would dictate that you must believe it is rigged in some way - what way could you possibly be envisioning to have the coin toss be rigged, and yet not rigged simultaneously?
Rock-paper-scissors would still be cool though.
When it comes to people, I always expect another angle. This applies especially to anyone who acts in corporate interest. The coin can very well be rigged, and it very well could not be either. To eliminate the risk entirely of the former, I think RPS is a far more trustworthy system, as it ensures a far greater outcome that the end user is responsible for whatever the outcome is...as opposed to relying on even the smallest chance that the coin tosses could be rigged based on an outside algorithm.