US2002185815A1PendingUtilityA1

China town policies & procedures

Priority: May 17, 2001Filed: May 17, 2001Published: Dec 12, 2002
Est. expiryMay 17, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Andras Regos
A63F 3/00157A63F 1/00
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Abstract

China town is a card game designed for casino play. China town can be played with up to (7) seven players. Player(s) play against the banker(house). Player(s) recive two cards and the banker recives two cards in the same manner like in blackjack (everyone recives a card from left to right and one more after that) Banker has one card face up and one face down tuck underneath it. Cards using its face value adding them together. Face cards got 0 value. Closest to 9 wins. Altough face cards got no value if the first two cards king-jack, king-queen, or jack-queen and the third card is the missing card j-q or king then it's valued higher then 9. If all three cards k-q-j are in same suit(color) That is the highest valued hand in this game. In this game players can take only one hit (recive third card) Banker takes third card if the banker hand (value of banker first two cards) between 0-5. Banker stays on 6,7,8 and 9.

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I, Andras Regos claim as my invention: “CHINA TOWN” casino game.  
     
         1 . China town played with regular poker cards: 
 52 cards in a deck    1, China town 1 played with a single deck (52 cards)    2, China town 2 played with double deck (104 cards)    3, China town 3 played with 4 decks (208 cards)    4, China town 4 played with 8 decks (416 cards)

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