Dual game with chess
Abstract
A game set for use in a combination of a chess game and a card game. This combination game provides a more challenging game not achievable by playing only the chess game or only the card game. The cards in the card game are laid on the chessboard face down and both games are played simultaneously with some changes made to make the two games adoptable to each other without departing too much from the known rules of the game. Two players take alternate turn on the chess game. A capture of a chess piece or a landing of a chess piece at a designated square and territory on the chessboard triggers an action on the card game. The game ends with a checkmate, a draw, or when a certain points are garnished by a player on the card game.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A game set for a dual game with chess, comprising:
a deck of cards for a non-card game developed, devised and designed for use with the chess game, each card having a face and a back side, the deck of cards played following basic rules of play adopted from the non-card game; a standard deck of playing cards, comprising four suits, spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds, of thirteen cards each, with each suit including one ace, one king, one queen, one jack, one ten, one nine, one eight, one seven, one six, one five, one four, one three, and one two; a chessboard with two sets of chess pieces, each set including 8 Pawns, a pair of Rook, a pair of Knight, a pair of Bishop, a Queen and a King of one color or design and 8 Pawns, a pair of Rook, a pair of Knight, a pair of Bishop, a Queen and a King of another color or design; a challenge board, the challenge board having a central spot and a pit spot; a poker board, the poker board having a designated space for a pot and community cards; and, chips for the poker game.
2 . The game set of claim 1 wherein the non-card game is a ‘rock-paper-scissors’ game, the deck of cards for the ‘rock-paper-scissors’ game comprising a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Paper cards, a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Rock cards and a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Scissors cards, the numbers and labels located on the face of the cards, opposite the back side having uniform design and color.
3 . The game set of claim 2 wherein the deck of cards comprises 60 cards, 20 cards for each Rock, Paper and Scissors consecutively numbered from 1 to 20.
4 . The game set of claim 2 wherein the deck of cards comprises 30 cards, 10 cards for each Rock, Paper and Scissors consecutively numbered from 1 to 10.
5 . The game set of claim 2 wherein the deck of cards comprises 30 cards having five pairs of Rock, Paper and Scissors cards with each five pairs of Rock, Paper and Scissors cards consecutively numbered from 1 to 5
6 . The game set of claim 1 wherein all the cards on the deck of cards are either square, rectangle, round or oval in shape.
7 . The game set of claim 1 wherein the cards are made of paper, cardboard or plastic, the plastic cards are either flexible or rigid.
8 . The game set of claim 1 further comprising on the face of the deck of cards, pictures of different subjects, topics, criteria or disciplines.
9 . The game set of claim 2 wherein the face of the cards having the number and label have background pictures of different subjects, topics, criteria or disciplines.
10 . The game set of claim 2 further comprising numbered and labeled Wild cards and numbered and labeled Trump cards.
11 . The game set of claim 1 wherein the chessboard has a score box for each player.
12 . The game set of claim 1 further comprising a pair of Frog and a pair of Archer on the set of chess pieces.
13 . The game set of claim 1 wherein the challenge board and the poker board are on opposite faces of a board, the challenge board flipping over to a poker board and vice versa.
14 . The game set of claim 6 wherein the round cards are used as chips for the poker game.
15 . The game set of claim 1 further comprising an instruction manual or a software for audio or audiovisual demonstration of a portion or an entire dual game with chess.
16 . A game set for a dual game with chess, comprising:
a deck of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ cards, each card having a face and a back side, developed, devised and designed from a non-card game of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ for use with the chess game comprising a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Paper cards, a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Rock cards and a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Scissors cards, the numbers and labels located on the face of the cards having background pictures of different subjects, topics, criteria or disciplines, the deck of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ cards played following basic rules of play adopted from the non-card ‘rock-paper-scissors’ game; a standard deck of playing cards, comprising four suits, spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds, of thirteen cards each, with each suit including one ace, one king, one queen, one jack, one ten, one nine, one eight, one seven, one six, one five, one four, one three, and one two; a chessboard with two sets of chess pieces, each set including 8 Pawns, a pair of Rook, a pair of Knight, a pair of Bishop, a Queen and a King of one color or design and 8 Pawns, a pair of Rook, a pair of Knight, a pair of Bishop, a Queen and a King of another color or design; a challenge board, the challenge board having a central spot and a pit spot; a poker board, the poker board having a designated space for a pot and community cards; and, chips for the poker game.
17 . The game set of claim 16 wherein all the cards on the deck of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ cards are either square, rectangle, round or oval in shape.
18 . The game set of claim 17 wherein the round cards are used as chips for the poker game.
19 . A game set for a dual game with chess, comprising:
a deck of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ cards, each card having a face and a back side, developed devised and designed from a ‘rock-paper-scissors’ non-card game for use with the chess game comprising a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Paper cards, a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Rock cards and a set of consecutively numbered and labeled Scissors cards, numbered and labeled Wild cards and numbered and labeled Trump card, the numbers and labels located on the face of the cards having background pictures of different subjects, topics, criteria or disciplines, the deck of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ cards played following basic rules of play adopted from the non-card ‘rock-paper-scissors’ game; a standard deck of playing cards, comprising four suits, spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds, of thirteen cards each, with each suit including one ace, one king, one queen, one jack, one ten, one nine, one eight, one seven, one six, one five, one four, one three, and one two; a chessboard with two sets of chess pieces, each set including 8 Pawns, a pair of Rook, a pair of Knight, a pair of Frog, a pair of Archer, a pair of Bishop, a Queen and a King of one color or design and 8 Pawns, a pair of Rook, a pair of Knight, a pair of Frog, a pair of Archer, a pair of Bishop, a Queen and a King of another color or design, the chessboard having a designated space for a score box; a challenge board, the challenge board having a central spot and a pit spot and a poker board, the poker board having a designated space for a pot and community cards, the challenge board and the poker board located on opposite faces of a board, the challenge board flipping over to the poker board and vice versa; a software for audio or audiovisual presentation or demonstration to assist in understanding a supplied written rules of the dual game with chess; and, chips for the poker game.
20 . The game set of claim 19 wherein all the cards on the deck of ‘rock-paper-scissors’ cards are round in shape, the round cards used as chips for the poker game.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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