US2005043077A1PendingUtilityA1
Three squared slots
Priority: Aug 21, 2003Filed: Aug 20, 2004Published: Feb 24, 2005
Est. expiryAug 21, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
G07F 17/32G07F 17/3286
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Abstract
In an electronic video slots game the player chooses one of many available themes where the three squares by three squares layout represents nine six sided cubes which move independently of each other and by player interaction stop their respective movements and fix to a final position. Appropriate responsible gaming messages are displayed on the screen during the course of the game.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method of playing an electronic video slot machine comprising:
a) a video screen display of nine squares in a three squares by three squares pattern where each square represents an identical six sided cube and where each side is marked differently from the other five sides but where all six sides are united by a single theme b) a wager being made for matching three sides in a row and for matching seven, eight or all nine sides c) allowing the player to stop each square's display of its six sides which has been showing its six sides at blinding speed by either touching the particular square's position on the video screen or by pressing the particular square's corresponding button on the gaming machine panel whereupon the display of that side of the cube is fixed; d) awarding credits according to a pre-established pay table prominently displayed on the gaming machine glass panel.
2 . A method of playing an electronic video slot machine comprising a means to allow the player to select from a number of different available themes on a single machine.
3 . A method of playing an electronic video slot machine comprising the placing of relevant, non-offensive responsible gaming messages on the video screen during the course of the game.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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