Cards Game
Abstract
The New Cards Game a young and dynamic game can be considered at par with the advantage of the payment, of easy execution for the houses from game. In The New Cards Game there are four winning combinations, red, black, equal, contrary, that are among them twos twos winners or lost. The possibility to play for the win of a JACKPOT that every casino will decide than, and at the same time to insure himself/herself/themselves against the possible balance with the bench, and therefore against the loss of halves the done stacks. Such The New Cards Game develops him on a table similar to the table of BLACK JACK and therefore with spaces meeting places for the casinos, are able in the eventuality to also have put inside a slot machines or in the computer of house.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 6 . (canceled)
7 . A casino table for playing a card game, comprising
a straight side and a curved side and an upper surface, a box for tokens of the game on the upper surface proximate the straight side, n stacking areas on the curved side, each area being divided by two intersecting lines creating four zones for laying the tokens, two of the zones being colored respectively in red and in black, the other two zones having printed the image of two different letters showing respectively the equality or the contrariety of an event during that stage of the game, in correspondence of each area being there a fifth zones suitable for laying a coin.
8 . A table as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the stacking areas are external to the zones in respect to the straight side.
9 . A table as claimed in claim 7 , further comprising n reference marks for the laying of the card belonging to each player,
10 . A table as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the stacking areas are of circular shape.
11 . A table as claimed in claim 7 , further comprising a display showing a jackpot.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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