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WO/1993/005855A1 |
An apparatus for playing card games. Cards (16) having a numerical value of one, two, or three (16a, 16b) as well as a designation as one of only two suits, and no value, and no valuemcards (16) having no suit are dealt. A wager (20, 22,...
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WO/1992/021413A1 |
A device (10) for speeding the pace of a game of blackjack is provided. The device is comprised of a housing (12) having a top surface and an upper planar portion (19). The top surface (20) will be connected on top to the upper planar po...
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WO/1992/016269A1 |
A method and apparatus for playing a wagering game include a usual play of the game whose outcome is determined by a selection of usual randomly generated symbols. Added to the usual symbols is at least one and preferably a plurality of ...
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WO/1992/015379A1 |
A method and apparatus (10) for immediately electronically sensing when the dealer is dealt blackjack. Aces, face cards and tens have added indicia (220, 220', 221) detectable by an electronic sensor (110, 120, 120'). The sensor differen...
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WO/1992/014527A1 |
The invention is a video draw poker game machine (50) that includes a microprocessor (200). It also has RAM (204) and ROM (202) memory for storage of programs and data. The player zaps (removes and replaces) one card before the next acti...
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WO/1992/013615A1 |
A game for a number of players that includes a device (20) for displaying one or more cards (12) for a limited amount of time, with all of the cards initially being displayed. Each of the initially displayed cards drops into a housing (2...
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WO/1992/000785A1 |
A card game in which players play groups of cards (20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 60, 64, 68). The game includes first cards (20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38), in which each card has first designating indicia (72, 74, 76,...
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WO/1991/019550A1 |
The patent of the Structural Set of Relating Information and/or Stimulii game, presented in the form of a pedagogic game model, encompassing the fixed boards TB, the foldable boards TV, the dissassemblable boards TD, the dice D, and the ...
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WO/1991/017802A1 |
A racing board game apparatus for use by a plurality of players which comprises a game board (1) having a simulated race course depicted thereon, including a plurality of racing lanes (12), a plurality of playing pieces (2) each represen...
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WO/1991/015278A1 |
A deck of cards is coded by marking each card on its face with a bar code which is essentially invisible to the human eye, but can be read by a detector matched to the source of wavelength of the light used to irradiate each card as it i...
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WO/1991/015279A1 |
The invention relates to a game with mobile figures which can be moved over a board. The technical field of the invention is that of manually controlled games and toys. A game according to the invention comprises a board on which figures...
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WO/1991/013660A1 |
A golf game in which a game board (10) is provided having a plurality of fairways simulating a golf course on which to place players, decisions relative to club selection and distance and direction of play, the individual fairway distanc...
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WO/1991/008030A1 |
A card reader for a blackjack table comprised of a card reading means (20) and a housing (12) therefore, said housing attachable to the blackjack table. The card reading means (20) has associated therewith a light source, a means for ene...
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WO/1990/015648A1 |
A message display device, particularly for board games, comprising display means for the hierarchically classified messages. The device comprises a casing (1) for accommodating the display means (3), classified in hierarchical order, and...
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WO/1990/010480A1 |
The object of the invention is to provide persons engaged in the game of Bridge with a mechanical device for the recording of the scores thereof, being a device designed solely for the use of persons engaged in the game of Bridge and no ...
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WO/1989/010170A1 |
A game utilizing a deck of playing cards. The playing cards each have letter designations (44, 48) in the upper left hand corner (42, 46) in each of two different invertible positions of the card with the letter designation differing fro...
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WO/1989/009084A1 |
A card game is characterized by a first group (10) comprising a predetermined number of cards of predetermined colour and shape marked with one or more digits, which can be laid out in a roulette-type configuration, and by a second group...
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WO/1989/007000A1 |
A manual means for generating random numbers from a limited, precisely defined group of numbers comprises essentially, for each number, a thin support in the form of a thin, inherently rigid, stackable plate with a flat upper and a flat ...
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WO/1988/008179A1 |
Coin-operated game machine with flip card carousels disposed behind related viewing windows, said flip cards displaying symbols, and with a microprocessing computer incorporating a random number generator controlling the course of the ga...
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WO/1988/001892A1 |
A dispenser (10, 10') for playing cards includes a shoe (12, 12') adapted to contain stacked playing cards (30, 30') and dispense a single card at the time. The shoe includes a front wall (14, 14') adapted to conceal the leading card of ...
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WO/1988/001527A1 |
The memory display unit for the auctions of a game of cards such as bridge is disclosed in two embodiments of which the second includes two models: FAMILY and CLUB. The three versions have in common the application of the principle accor...
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WO/1987/006372A1 |
Coding systems utilizing machine-readable coding. The coding systems are extremely simple to use and preferred embodiments of the machine-readable coding require no external reference or reference code or starting point or orientation fo...
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WO/1987/000764A1 |
A method of playing a card game in which desired cards are selected by players. Cards (93) are first read and stored. Players select cards and then cards corresponding to the selected cards are delivered to each player. Selecting and del...
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WO/1987/000445A1 |
A card apparatus (10) having a card hopper (22) adapted to hold from one to at least 104 cards (93), a card carousel (48) having slots (82) for holding cards, an injector (46) for sequentially loading cards form the hopper into the carou...
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WO/1987/000444A1 |
Golf game having a recessed base (11) for supporting hole boards (15) and storing game elements. The object of the game is to move the ball element (26) from the tee (16) to the green (17) as indicated by a combination angle and distance...
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WO/1983/000291A1 |
A playing card dispenser (10) comprising: a) at least two compartments (12, 14) each appropriately sized to accommodate a stack (26) of playing cards; b) an exterior opening (32, 34) leading from each compartment and from which playing c...
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WO/1981/001895A1 |
An electronic device (10) for simulating the play of a selected card game, namely Gin Rummy, or Go Draw, by user interaction with a microcomputer. The device is self-contained in a housing (10, 12) and comprises a display (18) and input ...
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WO/1981/001766A1 |
An electronic scoreboard having LED or LCD outputs (18) replacing the conventional peg and hole scoring system. A microprocessor (300) controls excitation of the outputs and also, upon demand, produces a digital readout (38, 40, 304) ind...
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WO/1980/001356A1 |
This invention (which is not a board game nor game of chance) relates to apparatus for playing a competitive business game of (simulated) entrepreneurial/mathematical skill, and comprizes of imitation money notes in several denominations...
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JP7474476B2 |
To properly evaluate a dealer related to table game progress.A table game management system 1 comprises: a game table 2 including a bet region 210 on which a game medium a participant bets is placed and an antenna part 22 for reading, by...
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JP7473756B2 |
To solve such the problem with a card game to guess a back side of a card using information read from a front side of the card as a hint that a back side of a card can be guessed only from a learned knowledge and know-how to interpret a ...
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JP2024050882A |
The present invention provides a chip recognition system that recognizes the color of chips from an image and has a mechanism that allows the number of chips to be counted even under different lighting environments. A chip recognition sy...
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JP7463475B2 |
The management system (30) is a management system for a gaming chip (72) equipped with an RFID tag (721), wherein the RFID tag (721) stores identification information including a tag ID assigned at the time of manufacture of the RFID tag...
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JP7461028B2 |
To detect abnormality in a table game.A table game management system 1 comprises: a game table 2 including a bet region 210 on which a game medium a participant bets is placed, and an antenna part 22 for reading, by radio communication, ...
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JP7460230B1 |
[Problem] To make the game as intuitive as possible even in a card game using numerical values, and to utilize a plurality of numerical values displayed on the card surface in the game. [Solution] A game card that is rectangular and has ...
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JP7457056B2 |
To provide a management system of a table game which can determine the number of pieces of chips by an image analysis even if game substitution coins (chips) are piled up in a large quantity, and can grasp even a total amount of the comp...
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JP7456612B2 |
Provided is a casino game medium and a game table system capable of reducing adjacent reading without limiting a design of a game table. The casino game medium 100 includes the medium side antenna 110, the resistance element 111 connecte...
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JP7457057B2 |
To provide a management system of a table game which can determine the number of pieces of chips by an image analysis even if game substitution coins (chips) are piled up in a large quantity, and can grasp even a total amount of the comp...
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JP2024042075A |
The present invention provides a device that allows a TCG (Trading Card Game) user to easily manage multiple cards. [Solution] An information processing device for managing cards used in a TCG, comprising a storage unit and a control uni...
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JP7455855B2 |
Provided are a method and apparatus for detecting an object exchange behavior, an electronic device and a storage medium. The method includes that: a video stream of a target scenario is acquired; in a case where it is detected from a pr...
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JP7455152B2 |
An inspection system inspects gaming chips each having a color or a display indicating a value on an outer surface in a state where the gaming chips are stored in a case in which a maximum of the number of gaming chips to be stored is li...
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JP2024037727A |
The present invention provides an inspection system and an inspection device capable of inspecting a plurality of game coins housed in a case while the coins are housed in the case. An inspection system inspects gaming coins that include...
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JP7453160B2 |
A management system in a facility providing games using a game table having play positions is provided with a member's card having a card RFID tag storing member information built in, and card RFID reader, which is installed at the play ...
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JP7444956B1 |
[Problem] To provide a card game that does not lose interest. [Means to solve the problem] The game toy includes a first type game article associated with a character, and a play sheet on which the first type game article is arranged. Th...
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JP2024029196A |
[Problem] To provide a shuffle check system that can prevent fraudulent acts. [Solution] A shuffle check system includes a card reading unit that reads rank or suit information from cards, and a memory that detects whether or not there i...
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JP2024028204A |
The present invention provides a game monitoring system for monitoring games in table games. [Solution] A game monitoring system includes a chip ID identification unit that identifies a chip ID when a gaming chip assigned a chip ID is in...
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JP2024026113A |
[Problem] To provide an inspection system that inspects whether there are any problems with game currency. [Solution] The inspection system 101 includes a placement surface having a plurality of areas for placing a plurality of gaming co...
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JP7439224B2 |
A fraud detection system which detects fraud in a game of performing collection and redemption of chips in accordance with a win or lose result includes a camera which captures an image of chips contained in a chip tray of a dealer, an i...
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JP7438328B2 |
A game table is provided in which a dealer can suppress an unauthorized use of a chip without taking time and effort to confirm a validity of a chip. The game table includes a plurality of betting areas for placing chips, a reading devic...
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JP2024023242A |
An object of the present invention is to provide a game substitute currency having a laminated structure and having an embedded portion that is visible from the surface and side. [Solution] The game substitute coin (10) is made up of a p...
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