Roshambo with only 1 if switch

[buran]

maybe a better choice of data structure, using f-strings, random.choice

import random
game = {"Paper":[("Rock", "Win"),
                ("Paper", "Draw"),
                ("Scissors", "Lose")],
        "Rock":[("Scissors", "Win"),
                ("Rock", "Draw"),
                ("Paper", "Lose")],
        "Scissors":[("Paper", "Win"),
                    ("Scissors", "Draw"),
                    ("Rock", "Lose")]}
scoring = {"Win": 1, "Draw": 0, "Lose": -1}
score = 0
while True:
    print("\nPaper, Rock, Scissors, or Quit")
    user_choice = input("Please enter your choice: ").title()
    if user_choice == "Quit":
        break
    try:
        computer_choice, result = random.choice(game[user_choice])
    except KeyError:
         print("Invalid Entry")  
    else:
        score += scoring[result]
        print(f"Your choice {user_choice} | Computer choice {computer_choice} | You {result} | Your Score {score}")
input(f"Final score: {score}")

Further steps - maybe using collections.namedtuple