DE367196C - Dice or other polygons made of sounding or non-sounding material with or without points, digits or sound holes for foot dice games - Google Patents

Description

867196

• The subject of the invention is a (harmless) chance or game of chance for entertainment for children.

The game is played in such a way that two players (or parties) each pay a certain amount into the box before the start of the game, then alternately put a dice or other polyhedron (with or without points, numbers or sound holes) with the ίο foot The field scheme (of the opponent) drawn on the same ground with divisions of different values, push or throw, which is a few meters away from the player's field (see Fig. 3, dice c, c ¹ ).
iThe two playing fields are divided into winning fields (e.g. marked + i, + 2 etc.) and losing fields (e.g. —1, —2 etc.); a field is denoted by H (als) or A (lles).

In the case of other main types of foot dice game, one draws only one border line of about 2 m length as a marker (s) at a distance of 2 to 4 m.

From here, the playing body is moved with the foot over the mark (border stitch) of the Opponent, which is a condition of validity, and the number of points on top added to the previous one.

Whoever reaches an agreed number of points first has won the game (see Fig. 2, dice b, b ').
The playing bodies can be made of metal, wood or any other material. With the first material, apart from the charm that the game itself affords, the children also delight in the melodious sound of the play bodies that have been bumped into.

Since it often happens with ordinary dice that the foot (boot) is separated from the vertical, slides on a smooth surface and the cube does not roll far enough, i.e. possibly does not fly over the border mark, the surfaces are slightly longer in the case of this novelty or with protruding! Provide edges.

These give the toe of the boot a hold, thus preventing it from sliding off and allowing it the player to push the cube a greater distance.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: Cubes or other polyhedra made of sounding or non-sounding material with or without dots, numbers or sound holes for foot dice games, where from a pre-drawn border line from the playing body with the foot (toe of the boot) into a profit and loss field theme drawn on the floor several meters away is pushed, characterized in that the side surfaces of the playing body in order to avoid slipping of the butt foot wear protruding edges.