US2005212206A1PendingUtilityA1
Onion skins- lottery betting game
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Mar 24, 2004Filed: Mar 24, 2005Published: Sep 29, 2005
Est. expiryMar 24, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:John Tarasuk
A63F 3/06A63B 67/02A63F 3/0005
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Abstract
The invention is drawn towards a lottery betting game where the players of a skins game are selected by means of lottery tickets. According to the present invention each winner of the lottery may participate the skins game and each skins player shall win at least one skin.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method to play an entertainment game, said method comprising the steps of:
a) a plurality of players buying lottery tickets, said lottery tickets being a means to select one or more players to continue the game; and b) having been selected to continue the game, participating in playing a golf game, said golf game having a prize and the prize being determined based on number of lottery tickets sold to the plurality of players, said golf game further having eighteen holes and each hole being worth of one onion skin, said onion skin having a value of 1/18 th of the golf game prize, and playing the golf game further consisting the steps of:
i) trying to get a ball into a hole at each of the eighteen holes at time;
ii) getting scores based on number of trials needed to get the ball into the hole;
iii) at any one of the holes when getting a smaller score than any other player winning an onion skin at the hole;
iv) when more than one player are tied with smallest score at a hole the onion skin shall accrue to the next hole;
v) retiring from the game when receiving nine or more onion skins and giving any onion skins over nine to be competed at next of the eighteen holes by remaining players;
vi) when winning at the eighteenth hole giving the onion skin of the hole to any player that did not get a single onion skin during the game;
vii) playing an extra hole if at the eighteenth hole no player has more onion skins than other players,
viii) when winning at the extra hole giving the onion skin of the hole to any player that did not get a single onion skin during the game, and
ix) winning the game when having accumulated more onion skins than other players when all the holes are played.
2 . The method according to claim 1 , wherein the golf game is played on a television show.
3 . The method according to claim 1 , wherein the golf game is a board game.
4 . The method according to claim 1 , wherein the golf game is an internet game.
5 . The method according to claim 1 , wherein the golf game is played on golf course.
6 . The method according to claim 5 , wherein the golf course is a mini golf course.
7 . The method according to claim 1 , wherein the lottery ticket is a scratch-off lottery ticket.
8 . The method according to claim 1 , wherein the prize of the game is less than of the sum collected from the players buying the lottery tickets and difference between the sum collected and the prize is used for any predetermined purpose.
9 . An entertainment game, said game comprising:
a) a pool of lottery tickets available to be bought by a plurality of players, said lottery tickets being a means to select players to continue the game; b) having been selected to continue the game, participating in playing a golf game, said golf game having a prize and the prize being determined based on number of lottery tickets sold to the plurality of players, said golf game further having eighteen holes and each hole being worth of one onion skin, said onion skin having a value of 1/18 th of the golf game prize, and playing the golf game further consisting the steps of:
i) trying to get a ball into a hole at each of the eighteen holes at time;
ii) getting scores based on number of trials needed to get the ball into the hole;
iii) at any one of the holes when getting a smaller score than any other player winning an onion skin at the hole;
iv) when more than one player are tied with smallest score at a hole the onion skin shall accrue to the next hole;
v) retiring from the game when receiving nine or more onion skins and giving any onion skins over nine to be competed at next of the eighteen holes by remaining players;
vi) when winning at the eighteenth hole giving the onion skin of the hole to any player that did not get a single onion skin during the game;
vii) playing an extra hole if at the eighteenth hole no player has more onion skins than other players,
viii) when winning at the extra hole giving the onion skin of the hole to any player that did not get a single onion skin during the game, and
ix) winning the game when having accumulated more onion skins than other players when all the holes are played.
10 . The entertainment game according to claim 9 , wherein the golf game is played on a television show.
11 . The entertainment game according to claim 9 , wherein the golf game is a board game.
12 . The entertainment game according to claim 9 , wherein the golf game is an internet game.
13 . The entertainment game according to claim 9 , wherein the game is played on a golf course.
14 . The entertainment game according to claim 13 , wherein the golf course is a mini golf course.
15 . The entertainment game according to claim 9 , wherein the lottery ticket is a scratch-off lottery ticket.
16 . The entertainment game according to claim 9 , wherein the prize of the game is less than of the sum collected from the players buying the lottery tickets and difference between the sum collected and the prize is used for any predetermined purpose.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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