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We introduce the notion of symplectic determinant laws in analogy to Chenevier’s definition of determinant laws. Symplectic determinant laws are a way to define pseudorepresentations for symplectic representations of algebras with involution over arbitrary $\mathbb Z[\tfrac {1}{2}]$-algebras. We prove that this notion satisfies the properties expected from a good theory of pseudorepresentations, and we compare it to V. Lafforgue’s $\operatorname {Sp}_{2d}$-pseudocharacters. In the process, we compute generators of the invariant algebras $A[M_{2d}^m]^{\operatorname {Sp}_{2d}}$ and $A[G^m]^G$ when $G \in \{\operatorname {Sp}_{2d}, \mathrm O_d, \operatorname {GSp}_{2d} and\ \operatorname {GO}_d\}$ over an arbitrary commutative ring A, generalising results of Zubkov.
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