Card game with combination paytable
Abstract
The present invention provides a game for play by a player using a plurality of cards, with each of the cards having a card value associated therewith. The game includes a wager posted by the player, at least two cards provided to the player, and a paytable listing a plurality of card combinations. The player receives a payout based on the wager if the player's cards form any of the card combinations listed in the paytable. The paytable preferably has a hit frequency of at least seventeen percent and a house edge of between five and ten percent, and includes two cards with cards values summing to twenty, a blackjack. The game may be an auxiliary game for use with a main game, such that the wager is a side wager for use with the auxiliary game.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A game for play by a player using a plurality of cards, with each of said plurality of cards having a card value associated therewith, said game comprising:
a wager placed by said player; at least two cards provided to said player; and a paytable listing a plurality of card combinations, said player receiving a payout based on said wager if said at least two cards form at least one of said plurality of card combinations; wherein said paytable has a hit frequency of at least seventeen percent and a house edge of between five and ten percent.
2 . The game of claim 1 , wherein one of said plurality of card combinations is two cards having card values which sum to twenty.
3 . The game of claim 1 , wherein one of said plurality of card combinations is two cards forming a blackjack.
4 . The game of claim 1 , wherein one of said plurality of card combinations is a pair.
5 . A game for play by a player using a plurality of cards, with each of said plurality of cards having a card value associated therewith, said game comprising:
a two-card player hand dealt to said player; a wager placed by said player; and a paytable including a plurality of two-card combinations, said player receiving a payout proportional to said wager when said two-card player hand matches any of said plurality of two-card combinations; wherein said plurality of two-card combinations include: a) two cards with card values summing to twenty; b) two cards representing a blackjack; and c) two cards representing a pair.
6 . The game of claim 5 , wherein said plurality of two-card combinations give said paytable an overall hit frequency of at least seventeen percent.
7 . The game of claim 5 , wherein said plurality of two-card combinations give said paytable an overall house edge of between five and ten percent.
8 . A method of playing a game using a plurality of cards, with each of said plurality of cards having a card value associated therewith, said method comprising:
wagering of a wager by a player; providing two cards to said player; comparing said two cards to a paytable including a plurality of two-card combinations, said plurality of two-card combinations including at least a) two cards with card values summing to twenty; b) two cards representing a blackjack; and c) two cards representing a pair; and awarding said player a payout based on said wager if said two cards match any of said plurality of two-card combinations.
9 . The method of claim 8 , wherein said plurality of two-card combinations give said paytable a hit frequency of at least seventeen percent.
10 . The method of claim 8 , wherein said plurality of two-card combinations give said paytable a house edge of between five and ten percent.
11 . The method of claim 8 wherein said game is an auxiliary game for use with a main game, such that said wager is a side wager for said auxiliary game.
12 . The method of claim 11 , wherein said main game is a poker game, with said two cards provided to said player being hole cards for said main game.
13 . The method of claim 11 , wherein said player wagers an ante separate from said side wager to play said main game.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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