Group of combinational displays for recreational machines
Abstract
As from a determined number of displays ( 1 ), ( 1 ′), ( 1 ″), three for example, through each one of which three figures ( 2 ) can be seen that are susceptible to forming various horizontal and diagonal winning lines ( 5 ), said displays additionally incorporate numerical displays ( 3 ) coinciding in position and quantitatively with said visible figures ( 2 ), but stationary, which are operative or not depending on whether or not they are lit and depending on the number they indicate at all times, these numerical displays ( 3 ) can be used for obtaining eight other winning lines ( 6 ), three horizontal ones, three vertical ones and two diagonal ones, and simultaneously used as “advance” meters that are indicative of the changes that can be made in the figures and numbers shown through the displays. Furthermore, each display ( 1 ), ( 1 ′), ( 1 ″) incorporates an obturator cover ( 4 ), which permits hiding one or two of the figures and corresponding numerical displays of the also corresponding display, for validating, varying, restricting or amplifying the extension or value of a play.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Group of combining displays for recreational machines, of the type which each display incorporates a plurality of figures that are sequentially visible through the window of the display, which at the end of each play determine, with the figures from the rest of the displays, combinations that are susceptible to a prize, characterized in that each one of said displays ( 1 ), ( 1 ′), ( 1 ″) additionally incorporates numerical displays ( 3 ) coinciding in position and quantitatively with the figures ( 2 ) that are visible in each display ( 1 ), ( 1 ′), ( 1 ″) and which are functionally independent from each display and from each other.
2 . Group of combining displays for recreational machines according to claim 1 , characterized in that said numerical displays ( 3 ) are operative depending on whether they are lit or not and, in the case of being lit, depending on the variable number they indicate.
3 . Group of combining displays for recreational machines according to previous claims, characterized in that in addition to the winning lines ( 5 ) established by the figures ( 2 ), specifically three horizontal ones and two diagonal ones, the numerical displays ( 3 ) are susceptible to establishing eight other winning lines ( 6 ), three horizontal ones, three vertical ones and two diagonal ones.
4 . Group of combining displays for recreational machines according to previous claims, characterized in that any of the numerical displays ( 3 ) acts in parallel as an “advance” meter for modifying the combinations of any of the aforementioned winning lines ( 5 ) and ( 6 ).
5 . Group of combining displays for recreational machines according to previous claims, characterized in that each display ( 1 ), ( 1 ′), ( 1 ″) additionally incorporates an obturator cover ( 4 ) which permits hiding one or two of the figures ( 2 ) located in the window of the displays, as well as the corresponding numerical displays ( 3 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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