Ba-gua game disk
Abstract
A Ba-Gua game disk includes a disk having a flat dice area and a Ba-Gua area surrounding the dice area, a transparent enclosure placed on top of the disk and composed of an outer cover enclosing the Ba-Qua area of the disk and an inner cover integrally formed with the outer cover to enclose the dice area so as to separate the dice area from the Ba-Gua area, a dice movably and rotatably received in the dice area to randomly indicate a numeral from one to six and a ball movably received in the Ba-Gua area to be randomly rested on a corresponding one of the sections such that combination of location of the ball and the numeral of the dice represents a meaning.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A Ba-Gua game disk comprising:
a disk having a flat dice area and a Ba-Gua area surrounding the dice area and being inclined relative to the dice area, the Ba-Gua area being divided into eight sections respectively representing Qian ( ), Dui ( ), Li ( ), Zhen ( ), Kun ( ), Gen ( ), Kan ( ) and Xun ( ); a transparent enclosure placed on top of the disk and composed of an outer cover enclosing the Ba-Gua area of the disk and an inner cover integrally formed with the outer cover to enclose the dice area so as to separate the dice area from the Ba-Qua area; a dice movably and rotatably received in the dice area to randomly indicate a numeral from one to six; and a ball movably received in the Ba-Gua area to be randomly rested on a corresponding one of the sections such that combination of location of the ball and the numeral of the dice represents a meaning.
2 . The Ba-Qua game disk as claimed in claim 1 , wherein an annular slit is defined at a joint between the dice area and the Ba-Gua area to receive therein a bottom periphery of the inner cover.
3 . The Ba-Gua game disk as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the Ba-Gua area has a conical outer face inclined relative to the dice area and an annular belt formed between the dice area and the Ba-Gua area such that the ball is able to move in the Ba-Gua area and stops at a location of the annular belt.
4 . The Ba-Gua game disk as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the Ba-Gua area has a conical outer face inclined relative to the dice area and an annular belt formed between the dice area and the Ba-Gua area such that the ball is able to move in the Ba-Gua area and stops at a location of the annular belt.
5 . The Ba-Gua game disk as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the eight sections, Qian ( ), Dui ( ), Li ( ), Zhen ( ), Kun ( ), Gen ( ) Kan ( ) and Xun ( ) are formed by eight bars formed on and slightly protruding out of the conical outer face of the Ba-Gua area.
6 . The Ba-Gua game disk as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the eight sections, Qian ( ), Dui ( ), Li ( ), Zhen ( ), Kun ( ), Gen ( ), Kan ( ) and Xun ( ) are formed by eight bars formed on and slightly protruding out of the conical outer face of the Ba-Gua area.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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