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A video of the game, filmed at Chilifest in Snook, Texas, was posted onto social media site Vine
The clip shows the unidentified girl, believed to be a student at Texas A&M University in College Station winning the game by showing a 'rock'

Published: 14:58 EST, 14 April 2015 | Updated: 16:23 EST, 14 April 2015

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An unidentified college student managed to get away without any kind of punishment after cops caught her drinking underage at a festival - because she beat them at a game of Rock Paper Scissors.

A video posted on social media site Vine by a user known as Old Row, shows the girl surrounded by her fellow festival goers at Texas-based country music festival Chilifest last weekend, facing up to three officers who are believed to have busted her for drinking, before challenging her to a round of the beloved playground game.

Seconds after the college student shows a clenched fist - or a 'rock' - to the three officers, one of whom chose 'scissors' as his option, thereby claiming a victory, the crowd erupts into cheers of joy and celebration, while the victor is left completely speechless with relief.

Girl beats cop at rock paper scissors and is let off ticket

Rock: An anonymous college student (pictured) is thought to have escaped without a ticket for underage drinking after she beat a police officer in a game of Rock Paper Scissors

The clip was captioned: 'These cops let her play rock paper scissors to not get arrested. She won. Gig 'em. #chilifest [sic]'

Since being posted on Monday, the Vine has been viewed more than 500,000 times, receiving a total of 5,000 likes.

In addition to the video, a gif of the incident was also posted on Reddit, with many former Texas A&M students using the thread in order to express their disbelief at the leniency of the three officers involved.

'The police at Chilifest (Texas country music festival near College Station, TX) are notorious for giving tickets to minors,' one user, posting under the name of i_am_bromega, said.

Tension: The young girl, who is though to be a student at Texas A&M University in College Station, had one chance to beat the officers

Pure joy: As soon as she realized that she had won, the college student was left speechless with relief

Caught on camera: A video posted on social media site Vine shows the entire incident

'I was over the legal drinking age when I went, but we did have a fun story involving the police.

'Several of us were passed out in lawn chairs under the tent for our booth. I was jolted awake by three officers yelling in my face "STEVE! STEVE! ARE YOU STEVE?!"

'I nearly fell over thoroughly confused, and managed to toss my wallet at them in a hung over attempt to prove they had the wrong guy. They all start laughing and move on to the next guy yelling the same thing until they woke up.

'There was nobody named Steve, they just got a kick out of waking us up [sic].'

She won! Vine user Old Row commented alongside the clip to explain the circumstances of the game

Say goodbye! Following the game, the three police officers can be seen walking off into the crowds

Celebration: A group of onlookers erupts into cheers of joy as soon as the victory was claimed

A second user, who goes by the Reddit name Emptyparachute, added: 'This is Chilifest at Texas A&M. This girl is lucky as hell.

'Every time I hear a story about Chilifest it starts with: "That one time at Chilifest before I got a MIP/PI/etc." [sic]'

The gif, which has now been shared across numerous social media sites, shows the girl shortly after her victory being embraced by a friend, who is, according to the Daily Dot, wearing a T-shirt printed with the logo of sorority Tri Delta.

It is currently not known which station the police officers were from; original reports stated that they were members of the College Station police force, however a spokesperson from the station confirmed to Daily Mail Online that they did not have any officers on duty at the festival.