ES2694484T3 - Card game interface - Google Patents

Abstract

A system (100, 200, 300) comprising: a card game table (150) comprising visually delimited areas (372, 374, 376) on a surface of the card game table (150) to accommodate one or more more hands of letters from one or more participants, in addition to one or more hands of letters separated from a household entity; an analysis system (130) associated with the card game table (150); a respective input sensor (310, 320, 330) associated with each of the zones (372, 374, 376) visually delimited on the surface of the card game table (150) to detect the entry of the respective participant representing one or more types of bets and a value of one or more types of bets, wherein each input sensor is in communication with said analysis system (130) to send betting data indicative of the respective participant's input to the system (130 ) of analysis; wherein each input sensor (310, 320, 330) incorporates a plurality of betting spaces (361-370) configured to automatically determine whether a bet is placed in said betting space; wherein the analysis system (130) is configured to do the following: receive said bet data; determine a number of hands of cards to distribute to each participant according to the data of the bet received; receive card data comprising a value associated with each card from a group of cards distributed at the card game table to each card hand of each participant and the entity of the house; process the data of the letter received to calculate the scores and probabilities for the determined number of hands of each participant's card and the entity of the house; and generate an output signal indicative of the calculated scores and probabilities; one or more visual indicators (352, 354) coupled to the analysis system and associated with the respective zones (372, 374, 376) visually delimited on the surface of the card game table to provide one or more visual indications of whether the respective participant should receive the determined number of hands, the one or more visual indicators controlled by a control signal generated by the analysis system based on the determined number of hands of cards that will be distributed to the respective participant according to the bet data received; and a display device (142) in communication with the analysis system (130) configured to receive the generated output signal and display the received output signal as at least a visual indication of the calculated score and the probabilities.

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DESCRIPTION

Card game interface Technical field

The subject matter described herein refers to casino card games.

Background

In card games, such as blackjack, each participant is dealt his hand (s). As the number of participants increases, the number of hands spread by a dealer also increases. The dealer is faced with the task of keeping track of the score and the amount of the bet for each participant. The increase in the number of hands dealt and the degree of complexity of the different card games can cause an additional burden for the croupier to avoid mistakes.

It is necessary to take into account the document WO2008024705 (A2), which focuses on a scenario, in which a player can participate in activities related to the game using a terminal with multiple display screens.

In addition, document US2005127606 (A1) must be taken into account, which refers to the method of playing a betting game comprising the steps of a player making a first bet to participate in the betting game and distributing at least one partial hand of cards for each player participating in the betting game. The method includes providing a set of winning results and the corresponding payment probabilities on a pay table, wherein the set of winning results includes at least one predetermined minimum high-rank hand and at least one predetermined maximum low-rank hand. Additional cards are dealt, if necessary to complete each player's hand. The method further includes the step of paying a player a payout on the first bet to obtain a winning result without requiring the player to make a choice between having at least one hand of predetermined minimum high rank and at least one hand of low maximum rank. default

Summary

The present invention provides a system according to claim 1. The embodiments of the invention are claimed in the dependent claims.

Techniques and systems are disclosed to implement an interface to manage the game for various card games. For example, a system is described for providing an interface for automatically detecting the type and amount of bets made by each participant in a card game. In addition, the interface can determine whether one or more hands of cards should be dealt to each participant. While the techniques and systems described in this application are applicable to any set of cards where each participant can receive their own hand (s) of cards, a non-traditional version of Bacará is used for illustrative purposes. For example, a version of Baccarat is described that allows each participant of the game the opportunity to play a hand against the House or play two hands against both hands of the House. In addition, each participant in the game may place additional bets on each of their hands with the probabilities associated with each bet recorded by a system described in this specification. Additional bets, if allowed by House rules, can only be placed before the last cards of each hand are dealt (for example, the first additional bet before the third card is dealt to a Player hand and a second additional bet before the third card is dealt to a hand of the Bank).

In one aspect, a system includes a card game table that includes visually delimited areas on a surface of the card game table to accommodate one or more card hands of each or more of the participants, in addition to one or more Hands of cards separated from a house entity. An analysis system is associated with the card table. The analysis system is configured to receive data representing at least one value associated with each card of a group of cards dealt by a dealer to one or more hands of each participant, in addition to the one or more hands separated from the house ; process the data received to calculate the scores and probabilities for the one or more hands of each participant, in addition to the one or more hands separated from the house, and generate an output signal indicative of the scores and the calculated probabilities. A display device is in communication with the analysis system to receive the generated output signal and display the received output signal as a visual indication of the score and the calculated probabilities.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. The system may include a card shuffler associated with the card game table to shuffle the group of cards before the dealer deals two or more of the cards in each of the one or more hands for each participant and the house. A card reader can be in communication with the analysis system. The card reader can be configured to identify the value associated with each card dealt by the dealer; and send the data representing the identified value to the analysis system. The analysis system can be configured to process the received data

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after two of the cards are dealt in each hand for each participant and the house. The one or more hands for each participant may include a baccarat player hand for each participant and the one or more hands for the home may include a hand of baccarat banking. The analysis system can calculate the scores that include a score of two cards for the player hand of each participant and a score of two cards for the hand of the house banking based on the processing of the received data. The analysis system can determine if the calculated scores of two cards represent a final result for the player hand of each participant. The analysis system can be configured to perform operations that include, when the analysis system determines that the calculated scores of two cards do not represent a final result, the analysis system can determine if a third card must be dealt to the player's hand. each participant; and when a third card is dealt to the player's hand of each participant, the analysis system can calculate a score of three cards for the player hand of each participant and determine if the calculated score of three cards represents a final result.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. The analysis system can be configured to perform operations that include when the system determines that the calculated score of three cards for the player's hand of each participant does not represent a final result, do the following: determine if the hand of the bank of the house should receive a third letter; and when a third card is dealt to the hand of the house bank, calculate a score of three cards for the hand of the house bank and compare the calculated score of three cards for the player hand of each participant with the score of three cards for the hand of the house banking to determine a final result. The analysis system can be configured to process the data received after two of the cards are dealt to each of the one or more hands for each participant and the house, where the one or more hands for each participant includes a hand of Baccarat banking for each participant and one or more hands for the house include a baccarat player hand. The analysis system can calculate the scores that include a score of two cards for the hand of the bank of each participant and a score of two cards for the hand of player of the house based on the processing of the received data; and determine if the calculated scores of two cards represent a final result for each participant's banking hand. The analysis system can be configured to perform operations that include: when the analysis system determines that the calculated scores of two cards do not represent a final result, determine if a third card should be distributed to the home player's hand; When a third card is dealt to the home player's hand, calculate a score of three cards for the house hand of the house and determine if the calculated score of three cards represents a final result for the hand of the bank of each house. competitor. The analysis system can be configured to perform operations that include: when the analysis system determines that the calculated score of three cards for the player hand of the house does not represent a final result, do the following: determine if the hand of the bank each participant should receive a third letter; and when a third card is dealt to the hand of the bank of each participant, calculate a score of three cards for the hand of the bank of each participant and compare the calculated score of three cards for the hand of player of the house with the score of three cards for the hand of the bank of each participant to determine a final result.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. The analysis system can be configured to determine if you accept one or more additional bets for one or more hands of each participant based on the policy of a casino or an online gambling establishment. The analysis system can be configured to determine whether it accepts one or more additional bets for one or more hands of each participant based on the calculated probabilities that include real-time calculations of a probability that the third card has a value of either 0 , 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. The analysis system can be configured to determine whether to accept one or more additional bets for one or more hands of each participant based on the calculated odds that they include real-time calculations of the probability that the third card has a value of either 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and the final result that any bet is a winning bet or a losing bet. The display device may include a liquid crystal display placed on, or near, the baccarat table so that all of the one more participants can see it. The system can include one or more remote devices in communication with the analysis system to receive the generated output signal. The one or more remote devices can be configured to perform operations including: receiving an entry from one or more different users of the one or more participants, wherein the entry represents a request to place a bet on a selection of the one or more hands of each participant and the house; and send the entry that represents the request to the analysis system. The one or more remote devices can be placed in a remote location and in communication with the analysis system through a network connection.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. The display device may include a separate display unit for each participant in order to provide participant-specific information. The separate display unit may include a touch screen to receive bets from each respective participant of the game, wherein the received bets may include bets in any of the one or more hands of cards of each game participant. The display device may include multiple display zones configured to display the output signal in order to provide scores and probabilities for each participant in one of the separate display zones visible to each participant. An input sensor can be associated to each visually delimited area on the surface of the

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card game table for detecting the user's entry representing one or more types of bets and a value of one or more types of bets, where the input sensor is in communication with the analysis system to send data indicative of the user input to the analysis system. The input sensor may include a pressure sensor. One or more visual indicators may be associated with each visually delimited area on the surface of the card game table to provide one or more visual indications of whether each participant should receive one or more hands. The one or more visual indicators may be in communication with the analysis system to receive a control signal from the analysis system, and the one or more visual indicators may provide the one or more visual indications of whether each participant should receive the one or more hands in response to the received control signal. The analysis system can generate the control signal based on the data received from the input sensor. The system may include an image capture device in communication with the analysis system to capture live video data from a set of cards at the card table; and one or more slot machines to receive the captured live video data. The one or more slot machines can be configured to receive bets from a different user of the participants based on the received video data. Live video data may include data representing at least one value associated with each card in a group of cards dealt by a dealer; and the analysis system can receive the data from the image capture device. The image capture device may include a camera for capturing still or video images.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. The analysis system can be configured to perform operations that include: receiving one or more initial bets from one or more participants; based on the bets received, determine a number of hands to distribute to each participant; tell the croupier to distribute two cards to each of the determined number of hands of each participant as well as to separate hands for a house entity; calculate a score of two cards for each hand dealt to each participant and the house; and determine if the calculated score of two cards represents a final result for each hand of each participant. The analysis system can be configured to determine the number of hands to be distributed to each participant, which includes determining if a hand of a baccarat player and a hand of baccarat banking should be distributed to each participant. When the analysis system determines that the calculated scores of two cards do not represent an end result, the analysis system can determine if each hand of each participant should receive a third card; and when a third card is dealt to at least one hand of each participant, the analysis system can calculate a score of three cards for the hand of each participant who received the third card and determine if the calculated score of three cards represents a result final.

When the analysis system determines that the calculated score of three cards does not represent a final result, the analysis system can do the following: determine if at least one of the hands of the entity of the house should receive a third letter; and when a third card is dealt to at least one of the hands of the house entity, calculate a score of three cards for the hand of the entity of the house that received the third card and compare the calculated score of three cards for the hand of each participant with the score of three cards for the hand of the house to determine the final result. The analysis system can determine whether to accept one or more additional bets for any of the hands of any participant according to the policy of a casino or an online gambling establishment.

In another aspect, a system includes a card game table comprising visually delimited areas on a surface of the card game table to receive one or more hands of each of the participants, in addition to one or more hands separated from one home. A card shuffler is associated with the card game table to shuffle several cards before a dealer deals two or more shuffled cards to each hand for each participant. A card reader is in communication with the card shuffler to identify a value associated with each of the shuffled cards dealt by the dealer to one or more hands of each participant, in addition to the one or more hands separated from the house. An analysis system is in communication with the card reader to perform operations that include receiving data from the card reader, wherein the received data represents at least the identified value associated with each of the shuffled cards dealt by the dealer to the one or more hands of each participant besides the one or more hands separated from the house; process the data received to calculate the scores and probabilities for the one or more hands of each participant, in addition to the one or more hands separated from the house, and generate an output signal indicative of the scores and the calculated probabilities.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. The analysis system may include a display device in communication with the analysis system to perform operations including: receiving the output signal and displaying the received output signal to provide a visual indication of the scores and probabilities.

In another aspect, a game support system for a card game, wherein a first group and one or more participants participate in the card game and one or more cards are dealt to the first group and to one or more participants in the game. minus one round, the at least one participant makes a bet on a result of at least part of the card game. The system includes a card reader that identifies a value associated with a card that is being dealt. An analysis system is in communication with the card reader. The analysis system receives data that represents the value associated with a letter that is being distributed, where after

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At least one first round of cards is dealt, the analysis system calculates the odds for each bet made by one of the participants based on a predefined set of rules and the data received from the card reader. A visualization system is in communication with the analysis system, where the visualization system shows the probabilities calculated by the analysis system.

The implementations may optionally include one or more of the following characteristics. In the system, the predefined set of rules may include baccarat rules that provide additional betting opportunities. The analysis system can send a modified signal to the display system if the odds for a certain bet are 0% or 100%, that is, the participant has lost or won the bet. The display system comprises a separate display unit for each participant and wherein, optionally, the display unit provides the participant with their scores and the scores of other participants calculated by the analysis system and / or the data related to the history of the participant. bets of the participant. The system may include an input sensor system that includes one or more input sensors assigned to each participant, wherein the input sensors detect whether the participant has made one or more bets and determines what type of predefined bets have been made, and wherein the input sensor system communicates the result of the detection to the analysis system. The system may include one or more visual indicators associated with each participant, wherein the analysis system determines, based on the data received from the card reader, the data received from the input sensor system and the predefined set of rules, if a or more cards must be distributed and controls the visual indicators to provide a visual indication of the positions in which the one or more cards must be dealt. After at least one first round of cards is dealt, the analysis system can determine whether or not to offer additional betting options to the participant based on the bets previously made, the predefined set of rules and the data received from the card reader. The conditions for additional betting options can be determined by the analysis system based on the calculated odds, the predefined set of rules and the predefined margin parameters. The analysis system can provide data related to the offer of additional betting options to the visualization system. The data related to the offer of additional betting options can be displayed on the display unit for the participant to which the option of additional bets is offered. The system can include a spectator system that is in communication with the analysis system to receive and / or transmit data from the analysis system, where the spectator system allows a spectator to make a bet related to the one or more cards of a participant. The viewer system may include one or more portable devices assigned to each viewer. The analysis system can determine if a participant or viewer has won or lost based on the predefined set of rules and provides the data of the final result to the visualization system, including gains and losses. The card reader may include an image capture device for capturing live video data from the card game, including the value associated with the card being dealt. The spectator system may include at least one slot machine to perform operations that include receiving the captured live video data; determine whether the viewer has won or lost based on the predefined set of rules and live video data received; and provide the data of the final result to the spectator including, optionally, victories and / or defeats.

Similarly, systems that may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor are also described. The memory may encode one or more programs that cause the processor to perform one or more of the techniques described herein.

The subject matter described herein may optionally provide one or more of the following advantages. For example, the dealer in a casino does not need to personally track the bets made by each participant because the system described in this specification can automatically detect bets made by each participant. In addition, the system described in this specification can detect the cards distributed to each participant and track the score of each participant. In addition, the system described in this specification can provide a personal display for each participant in order to display individualized information to each participant for the view of each participant.

In addition, the systems described in this specification can allow each game participant, not just the participant who makes the highest bet in Player and Banking, to enjoy the various rituals of looking at their own cards in each hand played. In addition, the systems described in this specification can be implemented with end-user devices that allow people who are not sitting at the table to place bets on the games that are displayed on a display device, such as normal or large screen televisions, computers or on end-user devices. For example, these people are not the participants, but they can be spectators (on-site or external viewers) of the Baccarat game described in this specification.

The systems and techniques described in this specification can greatly improve the enjoyment of the game by the participants and viewers of the game, as well as improve the margin of the house because it is played more. The systems and techniques described in this specification may allow each game participant and others not on the card game table to place multiple bets on each hand of each participant based on the dynamic probabilities of winning as the game progresses. game. In addition,

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The systems and techniques described in this specification may provide the opportunity to place additional bets on BANK, PLAYER and TIE according to the changing odds to make the Baccarat game much more challenging and fun for the game participants. In addition, the systems and techniques described in this specification may allow each participant and others not at the card game table to make additional bets to provide additional gambling and income for the casinos.

The details of one or more variations of the subject matter described herein are explained in the accompanying drawings and in the description which follows. Other features and advantages of the subject matter described herein will be apparent from the description and drawings, and from the claims.

Description of the drawings

Figure 1 shows an example system for implementing several hands for each participant of the game.

Figure 2 shows an example system to allow the participation of the viewer.

Figures 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e and 3f show an example system for receiving the user's input.

Figure 4 shows an example Baccarat table to implement several hands for each game.

Figure 5 shows an example Baccarat table to implement several hands for each game and allow additional bets.

Figures 6a and 6b show an example process for implementing several hands for each game (with and without additional bets).

Figure 7 shows an example process to implement additional bets.

Similar reference symbols in the various drawings indicate similar elements.

Detailed description

Techniques and systems are disclosed to implement an interface to manage the game for various card games. For example, a system is described for providing an interface for automatically detecting the type and amount of bets made by each participant in a card game. In addition, the interface can determine if one or more hands of cards should be dealt to each participant. While the techniques and systems described in this application are applicable to any card game where each participant can receive their own hand (s) of cards, non-traditional versions of Baccarat and Blackjack are used for illustrative purposes .

Figure 1 shows an example of system 100 for performing the techniques described in this specification. The system 100 includes a card shuffler 110, a card reader 120, an analysis system 130, an exit system 140 and a table 150.

The card shuffler 110 may include an electronic shuffler that automatically shuffles multiple decks of cards. The card shuffler 110 may include a commercially available unit. A dealer 160 may use the card shuffler 110 to shuffle the decks of cards before dispensing the required hands according to the rules of the house.

The card reader 120 may include an electronic reading system, such as an optical reader to recognize the nominal value of each card. As in the card delivery / shuffling system 110, the card reader 120 may be a commercially available unit. The card reader 120 may be designed to communicate directly with the dealer / card shuffler system 110 to read or otherwise obtain the value of each card dealt by the dealer 160 when the card leaves the dealer / card shuffler system 110 . For example, an optical reader or a similar device can be connected to the delivery / card shuffling system 110, and the card reader can obtain the scanned value of the cards in the card delivery / shuffling system 110. In addition, the card delivery / shuffling system 110 may include a card holder, such as a shoe containing one or more decks of cards. The card holder may contain cards before or after the cards are automatically shuffled by the dealer / shuffler system 110 or shuffled manually by the dealer 160. The dealer / shuffler system 110 can shuffle, shuffle and hold the cards or hold the cards . In implementations in which the cast / shuffle system 110 simply contains the cards, the dealer 160 can shuffle the cards manually.

In some implementations, the card reader 120 may interact with the table 150 to read the value of each card dealt by the dealer. For example, the table 150 may include one or more scanning interfaces 152 to scan each card before or after the card is dealt by the dealer 160. The card reader 120 may communicate with the one or more scanning interfaces 152 for obtain the value of each card before or after the card is dealt by the dealer 160.

participant of the participant of the participant of the

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The analysis system 130 may include one or more computing devices designed to calculate the probabilities and determine the results of each game based on the information received from the card reader 120. The analysis system 130 communicates with the card reader and obtains data that includes the values of the cards dealt by the dealer. The analysis system 130 can use the obtained data to generate output data including a score for each hand and the calculated odds for each hand. The calculations of the scores and probabilities can be generated in real time. The analysis system can receive entries manually by the dealer or automatically from the card reader 120 when present.

For example, in a Baccarat casino game that uses real cards, the casino may use the analysis system 130 to determine the probabilities of making additional bets during a game as described in this specification. The additional bets described in this specification are bets other than traditional bets made before the game in Baccarat. In addition, the analysis system 130 could perform other functions, such as (1) determining whether a third letter is dealt; (2) determine the scores for each hand; (3) determine the probabilities (possibilities) of realizing additional bets in real time; (4) determine if additional bets should be received from the game participants; (5) determine the final scores for each hand of each participant; and (6) determine the winners. The functions performed for a Baccarat game are described below in more detail with respect to Figures 4, 5, 6a, 6b and 7.

For other card games, such as a casino Black Jack game that uses real cards, the casino may also use the analysis system 130 to determine the probabilities of making additional bets during a game as described in this specification. The additional bets described in this specification are different bets than traditional bets made before the game or during the game (insurance, double-up, split) in Black Jack. In addition, the analysis system 130 could perform other functions, such as (1) determining scores for each hand; (2) determine the probabilities (possibilities) of realizing additional bets in real time; (3) determine if additional bets should be received from the game participants; (4) determine the final scores for each hand of each participant; and (5) determine the winners.

Based on these performed functions, the analysis system 130 can also send game information including participant-specific information to the output system 140. Examples of game information may include an explanation of the rules of the game, possible options for each participant based on the cards currently dealt and examples of payments for possible amounts of bets. This information sent to the output device 140 is described below.

The output system 140 may include a display device 142, such as a device with liquid crystal display (LCD) or other similar devices to send visual signals to the participants and spectators. Examples of visual signals may include one or more text screens, graphics, video, etc. that convey the scores and probabilities that are happening during the game. Examples of display device 142 include a computer monitor, a large screen television and a display unit associated with a computing device, such as a computer, a laptop and an end-user device. The output system can also include other output devices, such as a printer 144.

The visual cues shown provide each participant with the opportunity to instantly obtain scores and probabilities during the game. The output system 440 may include a system for displaying one or more liquid crystal displays (LCD) of different sizes. Said visualization system can allow all the participants of the game and any spectator to see and obtain the scores and probabilities of each hand during the game. In addition, the output system 140 may include individual display units provided for each game participant. The individual display units may be provided, in addition to, or in place of the display units of different sizes.

When each game participant is provided with their own viewing unit, personalized information for each participant can be displayed on the screen. For example, in the personal screen unit you can present the history of bets, scores, winnings, losses, account balance, etc. of the participant. The information of the participant can be obtained through a login procedure or an access card, such as a frequent player account card in which each participant can register with the Casino. The display unit that is provided to each participant of the game can be used to keep track of the game information, such as trends and the history of the game results for each hand of each participant, to allow each participant of the game placing bets on their hands and on the hands of other participants.

The output system 140 includes local units and / or external units. For example, the displayed output data can be displayed to other viewers in remote locations. In said examples, the output system 140 includes remote units that are in communication with the system 100 through a network connection as shown in Figure 2 below.

Table 150 includes a modified baccarat table, as described below with respect to figures 3a, 4 and 5. However, table 150 may have other designs corresponding to other card games, such as blackjack. As described above, table 150 can be modified to include an interface for the reader

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of letters. In some implementations, the card reader 420 can be integrated into the table together with the card shuffler 110.

Participation of the spectators

In some implementations, people other than the game participants, such as the spectators of a card game, such as the Baccarat game, can also place bets on any of the hands of a game participant. Figure 2 shows an example of the system 200 to allow the participation of spectators. In addition to the components described above in Figure 1, the system 200 also includes a spectator system 210 to allow participation in the game by persons other than those seated at the table.

The viewer system 210 is in communication with the analysis system 130 to receive the output data generated by the analysis system 130. Viewer system 210 includes one or more end-user devices 212, 214, 216, etc. assigned to each viewer who wishes to participate. The end user devices 212, 214, 216 may include a personal digital assistant (PDA), a portable computer, a mobile telephone and other similar portable or handheld computing devices. The end user devices 212, 214, 216 are in communication with the analysis system 130 through a network connection 220 to receive the output data including the probabilities and the results calculated by the analysis system 130. Each of the end user devices 212, 214, 216 may include a display unit 213, 215, 217, etc. to display the output data received from the analysis system 230. In some implementations, end-user devices may include other gaming devices such as slot machines or video game devices available within the casino.

The end user devices 212, 214, 216 also include a mechanism for spectators to place a bet on any of the hands of the game participants. The mechanism for spectators to place a bet may include a software application that provides a user interface to receive information from viewers. For example, a user interface may include menus and other user-selectable components, such as buttons, tabs, sliders, etc. to receive information from viewers. Participants can select any type of card game and a specific card table connected to the system in the casino.

The end user devices 212, 214, 216 may be in communication with the analysis system 130 through a communication link 220 that includes a wired or wireless connection. The communication link 220 may provide unidirectional or bidirectional communications, and may be part of a shared communication channel (e.g., a bus network). Examples of cable connections include a universal serial bus (USB) connection, a FireWire connection, and other parallel or serial connections. Examples of wireless connections include WiFi, Bluetooth, infrared, and so on

The system 200 may also include additional remote nodes. For example, a person can interact with his / her computer 230 to access a website through a network (for example, network 220) to log in as an external participant or spectator in the board game at the casino. The person can log in using a standard network protocol logon procedure, such as an HTTP connection. Also, an external casino 260 may be in communication with the board game by connecting to the analysis system 130 through the network 220. In addition, an individual may participate in the board game by calling a telephone number to access a system. interactive voice response (IVR) or a live person to place bets.

The system 200 may also include a data repository 250 for storing information related to the game. Scores and probabilities can be stored in the data repository for archival purposes or for further processing of the data.

In some implementations, the system 200 may also include one or more audiovisual input devices or image capture devices 170, such as a camera (video or still) to capture data from still images and / or live video of a game of selected table. The captured video data may include the value of each card dealt by the croupier to each hand of each participant.

The live still captured / for the final user devices 212, 214, 216, such as slot machines within the casino. Any casino user can use slot machines to place bets in the table game. Slot machines can be configured to receive live video and / or images of any table game in the casino. The user who uses the slot machine can select one or more table games to receive the live transmission and place bets on either hand in the selected table game.

Slot machines can include any form of money acceptance devices used in a casino to receive a bet from customers, such as Ticket-in-Ticket-Ticket Acceptance or magnetic and smart cards. In addition, live video streaming can incorporate video recognition technology to identify the cards and the signal from the dealer's hand "for no more bets," for example.

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The existing slot machines within each casino can be adapted to receive the video of the table games. This can be done without interrupting board games at the casino.

The casino commission for the bets made from the slot machines can be calculated by the slot machines or the analysis system 130. Money settlements can be made through the existing TITO systems available throughout the casino that are linked to your centralized Slot Machine Accounting System.

Figures 3a and 3b show an exemplary system 300 for facilitating the processing of user input during a set of cards as described in this specification. The systems 100 and 200 as described above can be modified to include additional components to provide additional technical solutions in the processing of the user input. For example, system 300 may include some or all of the features described above with respect to Figures 100 and 200. An additional input sensor 310 may be provided for each space 372, 374 and 376 assigned to each participant. Each of the input sensors 310, 320, 330 can be incorporated with bet spaces (for example, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366 and 367, 368, 369 and 370) to automatically determine if any of the participants You have placed a bet in any of the betting spaces.

Input sensors 310, 320, 330 may include a pressure sensor, a tactile sensor, an optical reader, a weight sensor, a microchip such as a radio frequency identification (RFID) sensor associated with wagers or a combination of the same. Figure 3b shows an example design of the input sensor 320 for illustrative purposes. The input sensor 320 can include multiple delimited active areas that can be dynamically arranged and customized with respect to shape and size according to the application. For example, Figure 3b shows the input sensor implemented as 10 different active areas 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329 and 331 corresponding to each betting space 372, 374 and 376. participant (see figure 3a). Each active area can detect by touch, pressure, etc. if a bet has been made and the amount wagered.

For example, in the non-traditional Baccarat game described in this specification, when a participant places a bet on his hand in the Bank (B1) by placing chips in the active area 322, the active area 322 detects the chips through the scan tactile, pressure, optical and sends a signal to an analysis system (for example, analysis system 130). The signal from the active area 322 may include data identifying the type of record placed and the amount based on a tactile, pressure, optical or a combination thereof. Therefore, the analysis system 130 can automatically determine the types of bets made by the participant and the amount of his bet for each type of bet.

In addition, the output system 140 may include individual display units 312, 322 and / or 324 located on or near the table. For example, a unique display unit 312 may be incorporated into the surface of the table to provide data associated with the Player's hand and / or the Banking of each participant. The display unit 312 can be mounted on the surface of the table so that the display surface of the display unit is flush with the surface of the table. Once mounted flush on the surface of the table, the display unit 312 can be rotated or tilted so that the surface of the screen is positioned at an angle with respect to the surface of the table. The display unit can be turned or tilted to obtain any angle in the range between 90 and 180 degrees with respect to the surface of the table. The 180 degree angle represents that the display surface of the display unit is flush with the surface of the table. The configuration of the single display unit is shown in Figure 3a with respect to the space 312 of the participant 1 for illustrative purposes.

In some implementations, two display units 322 and 324 can be mounted on the table, one for each hand (e.g., Player hand and Baccarat Bank) of each participant. By providing a display unit for each hand, the information can be further separated and thus help each participant to track their hands. Figure 3a shows the configuration of two display units with respect to the space 320 of the participant 2. Although the different participant spaces 372, 374 and 376 are shown with different configurations of display units, all the participant spaces can be provided with the Same display configurations (that is, all with one display unit or all with two display units.) Alternatively, different display configurations may be available for each participant space.

In addition, the system 300 may include visual indicators 352 and 354 for each participant space to provide a visual indication of whether each participant should receive his own Player hand and / or hand from the Bank. Based on the above determination of the types of bets made by the participant, the analysis system can send a signal to the visual indicators 352 and / or 354 to allow the participants and the croupier to know that the participants should receive their own hand. Player and / or hand of the Bank. The visual indicator 354 may correspond to the Player's hand of the participant and the visual indicator 352 may correspond to the hand of the Participant's Bank.

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The visual indicators 352, 354 may include a simple light, such as an LED light that illuminates when the corresponding hand must be distributed. When the participant places a bet only in active space 321 or 322, the visual indicator 352 is turned on, but not the visual indicator 354. When the participant places a bet only in active space 325 or 326, the visual indicator 354 is turned on, but not the visual indicator 352. When the participant places a bet in both spaces (321 or 322) and (325 or 326) active, both visual indicators 352 and 354 are lit.

The visual indicators 354 and 352 may include a simple light with no particular shape. In addition, the visual indicators 354 and 352 can include any appropriate terms associated with each hand of cards. For example, in a Baccarat game, visual indicators may include the terms "Player Hand" (or "Player") and "Bank Hand" (or "Bank") that light up respectively. Other visual indications can be implemented, such as an intermittent light, an illustration, a photograph, and so on.

Although the active areas 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329 and 331 are shown as circular shapes, other shapes may be implemented. For example, you can implement rectangles, triangles, stars, and so on. Similarly, visual indicators, such as visual indicators 354 and 352, can be implemented in other forms, such as rectangles, triangles, stars, and so on.

Figure 3c shows example information 360 that is displayed on the output device (e.g., display device 312). The analysis system 130 can send data to the display device (e.g., display device 312) to display the status in real time and information for each participant during the game. This 360 information is displayed in the respective individual display units when physical casino chips are used to place bets. For example, the 360 information displayed can include the real-time score for the hand (s) of each participant and the hands of the house. For the Baccarat example, after the two cards are dealt, two-card scores can be provided. Then, after the third card is dealt, the score of three cards can be shown. In some implementations, the information can be used to inform each participant of the rules of the game, including the options available to each participant. For example, each participant can be informed if a third letter can be obtained. In addition, each participant can be informed if there is an additional bet available. If there is an additional bet available, dynamically calculated odds can be displayed to make additional bets on the participant's own hands. The 360 information shows, for example, the information described above for the participant 3.

Figure 3d shows example information 382 that is displayed on a display device that includes information in all positions. This information 382 can be displayed on a display unit visible to all participants. In this way, all participants can easily see the scores for all hands of all participants. Similar to figure 3c, the system allows each participant to use physical chips to place bets on the participant's own hands. In addition, the odds of additional bets can be shown for all positions.

The display unit may include a touch screen interface to allow the participant to provide information in response to the displayed information 380 that includes interactive information. For example, using the touch screen, the participant may place bets in the participant's own hands or in the hands of other participants or both using electronic betting means.

Figure 3e shows an example of the betting information 382 shown in a display unit (for example, screen 312) that allows each participant to make several electronic bets in the participant's own hands and / or in the hands of other participants . The betting information 382 includes total scores for each hand of the house and the respective participant. The information 382 shows, for example, the score of the House and the Position 3. In addition, the amounts of the initial bet can be shown for each type of bets, such as bets from the Hand of House Player against the hand of the Banking of the Participant (B), the hand of the Home Bank against the Hand of Player of the Participant (P) and Draw (T). You can also display the odds for the additional bets of B, P and T. Additional bet amounts can be displayed for the additional bets of B, P, T. In addition, you can show the amounts won / lost for B bets. , P and T.

To place initial and additional bets, the participant can play the desired bet. Then, the amount of the bet for the bets can be incorporated by touching the appropriate amount of money (500, 200, 100, 50, 25 and 10) and then add or subtract the amount of money selected by touching the touch buttons to add (+) or subtract (-). The information 382 shown can include the balance for the respective participant (My balance) and the total earnings for each hand.

Figure 3f shows example information 384 shown to allow each participant to place bets in the hands of another participant in addition to their own hands. Information 384 includes the same information as information 382 but provides information for all participants. This information 384 can be displayed in individual display units to allow each participant to place electronic bets in their own hands and in the hands of other participants.

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In all the information 360, 380, 382 and 384, the history of wins and losses for each hand of each participant can still be shown on the display unit to allow the participant to analyze the history followed and make future bets based on the history followed.

Systems 100, 200 and 300 as described above can be implemented to facilitate play in various card games, such as Blackjack and Baccarat.

For example, systems 100, 200 and 300 can be implemented in a non-traditional version of Baccarat as described, allowing each game participant the opportunity to play a hand against the House or play two hands against both hands of the game. Home. In traditional baccarat, only two hands are dealt, one for the position of Player and another for the position of the Bank. In addition, in traditional Baccarat board games, some house rules allow participants to touch the cards and, in other cases, house rules prohibit participants from touching the cards. In games where participants are allowed to touch the cards, the game participant placing the highest bet in the Bank usually has the first option to look at the hand of the Bank, and the participant of the game that places the highest bet on the Player usually has the first option to look at the Player hand. Baccarat players, especially high rollers, may appreciate the privilege of looking at cards and initial robberies, and often employ elaborate rituals while doing so.

In addition, the commercially available casino table versions of the Baccarat game generally provide the game participants with a choice of three standard bets per hand: BANK, PLAYER and / or EMPATE. And while other supplementary bets are sometimes accepted, casinos accept both standard bets and supplementary bets only before the start of each hand.

In addition, in the non-traditional version of Baccarat described in this specification, each participant of the game may place additional bets on each of his hands and on each of the hands of the other participants of the game with the odds associated with each bet followed. by a system described in this specification. Additional bets, if allowed by the rules of the House, can only be made before the 3rd card is dealt to the Player's hand and / or before the 3rd card is dealt to the hand of the Bank. Unlike bets that must be placed before the start of a hand, the additional bets are based on changing the odds of winning as the game progresses.

Baccarat is a simple betting card game with only three possible outcomes (excluding approved supplementary bets): (1) Player, (2) Banking and (3) TIE. The term Player does not refer to a participant of the game, and the term Banking does not refer to the house. Player, Banking and EMPATE are simply names of three betting options among which a participant of the game may choose.

Baccarat, as played at a table in a casino, is usually played with 8 decks of cards spread out from a container known as a shoe. The shoe facilitates efficient distribution while reducing the chance of the cards being prematurely exposed by the dealer. Baccarat, in its electronic form, as played online or on a machine in a casino, can use decks of cards and electronic shoes in which shuffling can not occur until the end of the shoe as in the table games They use real cards. In situations where participants can gain an advantage by counting the cards, the casino can re-shuffle or use a new deck before distributing a new hand. For example, when additional bets are allowed, such reorganization can be used. For both table games and electronic games, the cards can be rearranged after playing each hand as described above.

The Baccarat score implies the allocation of points corresponding to the nominal value of each card. The suit and color do not matter to determine the value of each card. Aces are worth 1. Each numbered card less than ten is worth its face value. The tens and figures are 0. In addition, the score of a hand is determined by the correct digit of the total value of the cards. For example, if the cards dealt are an 8 and a 7 (of any suit or color), the total value is 15, but the score for the hand would be 5. If the cards dealt are an 8, 7 and a 6, the Total value is 21, but the score would be 1. The scores always go from 0 to 9, and it is impossible to overcome it as it is done in the blackjack game. The winning hand is determined by identifying the hand with a score closer to 9 at the end. Matching scores at the end are considered a TIE. In the case of a TIE, bets are returned in EMPATE WINS and bets in the Banking and Player positions.

Baccarat is a game that tends to attract high minimum bets because (with the exception of the bet in EMPATE) the game offers very close probabilities, as can be seen below in Table 1.

 Table 1. Traditional Baccarat Bets

 Calculation of Probabilities Net Odds

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 Bet on the Bank (Pay 1-1 minus 5% commission)

 Winning Hand 50.68% X 0.95 48.15%

 1-1 is verbally expressed as 1 to 1

 Losing Hand 49.32% X 1.00 49.32%

 Margin of the House 1,17%

 Bet on Player (Pay 1-1 without commission)

 Winning Hand 49.32% X 1.00 49.32%

 Losing Hand 50.68% X 1.00 50.68%

 Margin of the House 1.36%

 Bet on EMPATE (pay 8-1 without commission)

 Winning Hand 9.54% X 8.00 76.32%

 8-1 is often described as 9 by 1

 Losing Hand 90.46% X 1.00 90.46%

 Margin of the House 14,14%

Traditionally, game participants place bets on BANK, PLAYER, AND TIE before the start of each hand. In some cases, some casinos may allow several additional bets, but in all cases of table games and virtually all cases of online games, these initial bets are made when the odds of winning or losing, as described in Table 1, they are static since no letters have been distributed yet. Additional bets, as described in this specification, are based on the changing odds of winning as the hand advances. The opportunity to place additional bets on BANK, PLAYER, and TIE according to changing odds can make the Baccarat game much more challenging and fun for the game participants, while at the same time producing additional game and revenue for the casinos. These additional bets could be placed without taking into account (1) if the game participant had made a bet before the start of the hand and (2) without taking into account whether the first bet of a participant of the game was in BANK or PLAYER and / or TIE and / or any additional bet allowed.

Similarly, in Blackjack, each participant of the game can place additional bets on the hands of other participants and the house during the game. In addition, game participants can place additional bets on dynamic odds of winning as the game progresses.

Betting

As described above, in conventional Baccarat, although the practice varies depending on the rules of the House, each participant of the game is normally allowed to bet on: (1) Draw and / or (2) Banking or Player (but not Banking) and Player). The techniques and systems described in this specification provide each participant with the opportunity to obtain their own Player and Banking hands and, therefore, participants have different betting opportunities. In particular, each participant of the game may be allowed (but not required) to place a bet on: (1) Banking and / or (2) Player and / or (3) Draw. The Tie bet may include a tie between the Player's hand of each participant and the House Banking hand, and a tie between the Banking hand of each participant and the Hand of House Player. The system allows each participant to place bets in their own hands and in the hands of other participants.

In addition, when additional bets are implemented in addition to providing each participant with their hand (s), the House has the option to require a bet on TIE on traditional odds as a condition for a participant in the game to be allowed to make a additional bet on TIE to the additional betting odds offered by the House (for example, a casino). The ratio of how much money the participant in the game can bet on an additional bet of EMPATES can be determined by the casino. For example, the relationship can include 1-1, 1-2, 2-1, and so on.

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As described above, in traditional baccarat only two hands are dealt at the table, one for the position of Player and another for the position of the Bank. All participants bet on the same two hands, and it is not possible for each participant to get their own hands.

The techniques and systems described in this specification provide each game participant with the opportunity to obtain their own Player and Banking hands. For example, a participant who places a bet in the Bank or in the Bank and Draw is given his own hand from the Bank. A participant who makes a bet on Player or Player and Draw is dealt his own Player hand. A participant who places a bet in the Bank and Player and / or Draw is given his own hand from the Bank and his own Player hand.

Layout of the table

Figure 4 shows an example of table arrangement 400 to make each game participant receive his own Player and Bank hands. The table arrangement 400 represents a mini-baccarat table that shows sufficient surface space for four participants 410, 420, 430 and 440 of the game, in addition to the space for the house 450. However, depending on the size of the table, they could welcome more or less than four participants of the game.

The table layout 400 is designed to provide each game participant with more space on a table surface than in a traditional baccarat game. The table layout 400 includes sufficient space on the surface for each participant to place bets and receive and see up to two hands (eg hands of the player's bank and player). In addition, the space 410, 420, 430, 440 provided to each participant in the table layout 400 includes sufficient surface space so that a croupier can hand out up to two hands to each participant without mixing the cards dealt to the first hand of a dealer. participant with the cards dealt to the second hand of that participant of the game. In addition, the space 410, 420, 430, 440 provided to each participant includes enough space for the dealer to deal up to two hands for each participant without mixing the cards dealt to a participant with the cards dealt to another participant.

The arrangement 400 of the table includes a space 411, 421, 431, 441 of bet for the hand of Player of each participant against the hand of the Bank of the House. The 400 layout of the table also includes a bet space 413, 423, 433, 443 for the Hand of the Banker of each participant against the Player Hand of the House. In addition, layout 400 of the table includes a separate bet space for a bet on EMPATE in each hand. The bet spaces 412, 422, 432 and 442 represent a betting space in EMPATE for the Player hand of each participant (against the hand of the Home Banking). The bet spaces 414, 424, 434 and 444 represent a betting space in EMPATE for the Banking hand of each participant (against the Player Hand of the House).

Figure 5 shows an example of arrangement 500 of the table to increase the number of hands dealt and allow additional betting opportunities. In addition to the features described above with respect to Figure 4, the table layout 500 includes bet spaces for additional bets for each participant. By way of illustration, table arrangement 500 shows sufficient space on the surface of a table for three participants 510, 520 and 530, in addition to House 540. However, table layout 500 can be modified to accommodate more of three participants.

For example, space 510 provided for participant 1 includes an initial bet space 512 for Player hand of participant 1 against the hand of Home Banking. The space 510 provided for participant 1 also includes an initial bet space 516 for the Hand of Participant 1 Banker against the Player Hand of the House. In addition, bet spaces 511 and 515 for additional bets are provided to bet on the hands of Player and Banker of participant 1 respectively. Two additional bet spaces 519 and 521 are also shown for placing bets in the hands of Player and House Banking respectively. During the game, a participant may start with bets placed on their own Player hand. Then, as part of the additional bets allowed, according to the rules of the casino, the participant makes a cross-bet in the hand of the Home Bank. This may be desirable when the participant realizes during the game that he is more likely to win the hand of the Home Bank. A similar cross bet can be made on the Hand of House Player.

Space 510 for participant 1 also includes bet spaces for betting in EMPATE that include bets in initial EMPATE and bets in EMPATE of additional bet. The initial EMPATE bet spaces include a 513 bet space on the initial EMPATE for the player hand of participant 1 against the hand of the Home Banking and a 517 bet space on the initial EMPATE for the hand of the participant Banking 1 against the hand of Player of the House. In addition, space 510 includes bet spaces in additional bet EMPTE that include a bet space 514 in EMPATE of additional bet for the player hand of participant 1 against the hand of the Banca de la Casa and a space 518 of bet in TIE of additional bet for the hand of the Banker of the participant 1 against the hand of Player of the House.

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Similar betting spaces are provided for other participants. Therefore, spaces 520 and 530 provided for participants 2 and 3 respectively also include the initial and additional bet spaces for the Player hand of each participant against the hand of the Home Banking, the hand of the Banking of each participant against the Hand of the House Player and the bets in Tie for the Player and Banking hands of each participant as described above.

Determination of the winning hand

Regardless of the number of hands distributed to each participant, the winning hand is determined using the standard Baccarat rules as follows:

A. The Player's hand of each participant of the game against the hand of the Bank of the House.

B. The hand of the Bank of each participant of the game against the hand of Player of the House.

C. Two options in the bet in EMPATE:

(1) TIE in the hand of the Player of each participant of the game against the hand of the Bank of the House.

(2) TIE in the hand of the Bank of each participant of the game against the hand of Player of the House.

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Figures 6a and 6b show an example process 600 to provide each game participant with an option to obtain their own Player and Banking hands. A system (for example, system 100, 200, 300 as described above) receives an initial bet from each participant of the game (610). Each participant of the game may bet on their own Player, Banker and / or Tie positions (eg, positions 411, 413, 412, 414.) In response to bets received, the system determines a number of hands (eg, a player's hand and / or a hand of the bank) to distribute to each participant according to the initial bet received. The system can send a signal to the croupier to indicate the determined number of hands (and types of hands, like player or bank) to distribute to each participant. This signal can be sent to the visual indicators 352 and 354 (see figure 3b) located in the space of each participant to provide a visual indication of, for example, whether each participant should receive his own Player hand and / or hand from the Bank . The signal can be sent to a display unit that is provided to the croupier to indicate the number of hands that will be distributed to each participant and the types of hands (player hand and / or hand of the bank). Based on the received signal, the croupier deals out the first two cards (620) for the hand or hands of each of the participants of the game and the hands of the House. The order of the distribution can be done in a counter-clockwise direction around the table. Based on the bet received for each participant of the game, an initial card is dealt to each participant starting, for example, with the first participant of the game to the left of the dealer (622). For example, if the first participant of the game makes a bet only to Player and / or Draw, then that participant of the game receives a Player hand, and the first card dealt is the first card of the Player's hand of that participant of the game . If the first participant of the game to the left of the dealer makes a bet only to the Bank and / or Draw, then that participant of the game receives a hand from the Bank and the first card dealt is the first card from the Bank's hand. that participant of the game. If the first participant of the game to the left of the dealer makes a bet in both Player and Banking positions, then that participant of the game receives one hand from the Bank and one Player hand. Therefore, two initial cards are dealt to the first participant of the game. The first initial card dealt to that participant of the game is the first card of the Player's hand of that participant of the game and the second initial card that is distributed to that participant of the game is the first card of the hand of the Bank of that competitor.

The example of the initial card described above applies to each participant of the game in the order of distribution (for example, in the anti-clockwise direction) and to the hands of the House, as appropriate. The House receives both the Hand of the Player and the hand of the Bank at any time when the participants of the game collectively make bets both in Player and in Banking.

Next, a second card (624) is distributed to each participant of the game and to the House. The procedure described above for distributing the first card is followed for the second card. For example, those game participants who place a bet on both of their Player and Bank positions receive two second cards, one for each hand.

Alternative process to distribute the first two cards of each hand (to be determined by the rules of the House)

In some implementations, each of the game participants and the House receive both the initial card and the second card for each hand before other participants or the House receive their cards (626). For example, if the first participant in the game to the left of the dealer receives both a Player and a Banker hand, the first two cards received by the game participant are dealt to the Player hand of the first participant of the game and the Two second cards are dealt to the hand of the Bank of the first participant of the game. After

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that the first participant of the game has received all their cards for all their hands, each of the other participants receives their cards using the same distribution process system.

At the option of the House, one or more of an electronic delivery machine, an optical card reader and a shuffling machine may be used to assist in the distribution of the two initial cards for each game participant as described above with respect to the Figures 1, 2, 3a, 3b and 3c.

The scoring results of two cards in the hand of the Home Banking against the Player hand of the game participant or the Hand of the House Player against the Banking hand of the game participant are known after the second card

Once the two cards have been dealt to a Player hand and a Hand of the Bank for each participant of the game and the House, it is determined if a final result is known (ie, which hand won) (630). Said determination can be made manually by the croupier or automatically by the system that analyzes the probabilities and the scores (for example, systems 100, 200 and 300 shown above with respect to figures 1, 2, 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d) . For example, a score of two cards for the Player hand and the Banking hand of each participant and the Player hand and the Hand of the Home Bank are calculated. The scores of two cards calculated for the Player's hands and the hands of the Banking of the participants can be compared with the score of two cards for the Hand of the Bank and the Hand of the House Player to determine the winning hand.

The final results can be known after the first two cards are dealt for at least the following example cases:

(1) The initial total of the House Player hand and / or the Banker's hand of the game participant is 8 or 9.

(2) The starting total of the House Banking hand and / or the Player hand of the game participant is 8 or 9.

(3) The total of the Player's hand of two cards of the House is either 6 or 7 and the total of the hand of the Bank of two cards of the participant of the game is 6 or 7.

(4) The total of the two-card House Banking hand is either 6 or 7 and the total of the two-card Player hand of the game participant is 6 or 7.

If the game participant wins, he is paid at the time the approved and published payment for the specific bet. If the game participant loses, the House picks up his bet at that moment and the losing hand of the game participant is removed from the table. In any case, the hands of the winning or losing participants are removed from the table.

The determination of the final result is made of the game participant in the game participant. In other words, in a game in which there are five participants, and the final results are known after the first two cards have been dealt to three of the five participants in the game, only their cards will be withdrawn from those three participants of the game. In addition, only the bets of those three participants of the game are settled at that time.

For example, if the total of two cards of the hand of the House Bank is 6 and three of the participants of the game have a total of two cards of 7, 8 and 9, respectively, the hands of the three participants of the game they end and they retire. If two other players in the game had a total of two cards of 0-5, the game continues for those participants of the game according to the standard Baccarat rules.

In addition, additional bets may be allowed depending on the rules of the House. Any additional bets allowed by House rules can also be received along with the previous initial bet at 610. The results of the additional bets that can be determined after two cards have been dealt can be settled at that time. However, the liquidation of the supplementary bets does not cause the cards to be automatically withdrawn from the table because the final results of the non-supplementary bets may still be outstanding.

The cast continues

When the final result is NOT known after the first two cards are dealt, the system (or the dealer) determines whether a third card should be dealt to the hands of the participating players (634). The Player hand of each participant who is eligible to receive a third card receives the third card (636). All others do not receive a third card and their Player hands are settled (632) as indicated above. All the participants of the game with a Player hand will face the hand of the Bank distributed to the House and they will draw a third card or they will be planted according to the traditional Baccarat rules. The first player in the game to the left of the House who places a bet on his Player hand acts first (for example, if he receives a

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third card), followed in order by each of the other players in the game who place a bet on his Player hand.

The final results in the hand of the home bank against the player hand of the game participant are known after the third card is dealt to the player hand of the game participant.

The system (or the dealer) determines if the final result can be obtained after distributing a third card to those Player hands of the eligible participants to receive the third card (640). For example, the system can calculate a score of three cards for those Player hands of the participants who receive a third card. Based on the calculated three-card score, the system can determine the final result. When the final result is known only after a third card has been dealt to the Player's hand by a participant of the game, the hand of the game participant is removed from the table and liquidated at that time (632) as described previously. If the game participant wins, he is paid at the time the approved and published payment for the specific bet. If the participant in the game loses, the House picks up his bet at that moment and the losing hand of the participant in the game is removed from the table. The same procedure also applies to approved supplemental bets.

A third card can be distributed to the players hands of the participants, but not to the hand of the Home Bank for the following cases:

(1) The participant of the game receives a third card with a total of two cards of 0-5 and at the hand of the Bank of the House does not correspond to receive a third card (a total of two cards of 7).

(2) The initial total of the hand of the Home Banking is 3-6, and the game participant draws a third card in his Player hand that DOES NOT entitle the House Banking hand to draw a third letter.

Any additional wager or other supplementary wager allowed by House rules that have been determined after the third card has been dealt to the player hand of the game participant are also settled before the cards are removed from the table. Additional bets, if allowed by the rules of the House, can only be made before the 3rd card is dealt to the Player's hand and / or before a third card is dealt to the hand of the Bank. The system allows each participant to place additional bets in their own hands and / or in the hands of other participants.

The results in the hands of the home bank against the player hand of the game participant are not known until the hand of the home bank receives a third card.

When the end result can not be determined until after the House Banker hand receives a 3rd card, the player hand of the game participant is not removed from the table and the bet is not settled until after it has been dealt. hands out a third letter to the House Bank (644). The system determines if a third letter should be distributed to the House Bank (646). The third card can be distributed to the hand of the Banca de la Casa in the scenarios described below.

Examples of scenarios in which the House receives a third letter include the following:

(1) The player hand of the game participant is supported by a total of two cards of 6 or 7 and the initial total of the hand of the House Bank is 0-5.

(2) The game participant draws for a starting player total of 0-5, and the House Banking hand adds 0-2 and is entitled to draw a third card.

(3) The initial total of the hand of the Home Bank is 3-6, and the game participant draws a third card in his hand from Player that GIVES RIGHT to the hand of the Home Bank to steal a third letter

According to the previous scenarios, a third letter is distributed to the Banca de la Casa (648). Then, the final results are determined and the Player's hands of the Participants are settled (632) as described above. For example, the system can calculate a score of three cards for the hand of the House bank. The score of three cards for the hand of the House bench can be compared with the score of three cards of the Player's hands of the participants to determine the final result.

The game now passes to the hand of the home player against the hands of the bench of the game participant

The process 600 goes to process the hand of the Banking of the participants against the hand of Player of the House (650).

The results in the player hand of the house against the hand of the dealer of the game participant are known after the second card

As described above, the system (for example, 100, 200 and 300) or the dealer (for example, 160) determines whether the final result can be determined after distributing the first two cards, but this time with respect to the

Processing hands of the participants Banking instead of Player hands (630). For multiplayer and multi-hand games, the dealer can deal two cards at a time to each hand of the Bank to accelerate the process. However, the two cards can be dealt in an alternative way, one for each participant, as preferred. For example, as described above, the system can calculate a score of two cards for the player hand of the House, and the calculated score of two cards can be processed to determine if the final result can be determined. When the final result is known after the first two cards are dealt as described above, the hand of the Banker of the game participant is removed from the table and liquidated at that moment (632). If the game participant wins, he is paid at the time the traditional payment. If the participant of the game loses his bet in the Bank and / or Draw, the House collects 10 his losing bet in the moment. Examples of the results described above (the Hand of House Player against the hand of the Banking of a game participant) that are known after the second card include the following:

(1) The starting total of the Banker of the participant of the game and / or Player of the House is 8 or 9.

(2) The total of two cards of the Player of the House hand is 6 or 7 and the total of two cards of the hand of Bank 15 of the participant in the game is 6 or 7.

As described above, the determination of these results is performed from participant of the game to participant of the game. For example, when there are five participants in a game, and the final results are known after the first two cards are dealt to three of the five participants in the game, only their cards will be withdrawn from those three players in the game. In addition, only those bets from the 3 participants of game 20 are settled at that time. However, the other two game participants continue to play as follows.

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It is possible that the final result is not known after the first two cards have been dealt to all the participants of the game.

25 The results in the hand of the home player against the hand of the bench of the participant (s) of the game are known after the third card has been dealt to the hand of the home player.

The system or the dealer determines whether a third card must be dealt to the Player of the House (656). The third card is dealt to the Player of the House hand according to the standard Baccarat rules (658). For those participants not eligible or not determined to receive a third letter, their hands from the Bank are settled as described previously (632). The system also determines if the final results are known after distributing the third card only to the Player of the House (660). For example, the system can calculate a score of three cards for the Player of the House hand. The calculated score of three cards for the House Player hand can be compared to the score of two cards for the hands of the participants Banking to determine if the final result can be determined. When the final results are known after a third card has been dealt to the Player of the House hand, the hand of the Banker of the game participant is removed from the table and liquidated at that time (632) as described earlier. If the game participant wins, he is paid at the time the approved and published payment for the specific bet. If the participant in the game loses, the House picks up his bet at that moment and the hand of the losing Banker of the participant of the game is removed from the table. The same procedure also applies to any additional pending bets and

40 additional bets approved, if any, when the results are known.

Examples of the above where the final results are known after a third card has been dealt to the Player of the House hand include the following:

A. The Player's Hand of the House receives a third card with a total of two cards of 0-5, and the game participant is not entitled to receive a third card (a total of two cards of 7); or

45 B. The Player's Hand of the House receives a third card with a total of two cards of 0-5 and the initial total of the hand of the Banker of the participant of the game is 3-6, and the House draws a third card to your Player hand that does NOT give the right to the hand of the Banker of the game participant to receive a third card.

The results in the hands of the home player against the hand of the game participant bank are not

they know until the hand of the bank of the participant of the game receives a third letter

50 When the final results can not be determined after the first two cards have been dealt or not determined after the Player of the House hand has received a third card, the hand of the Banker of the game participant does not It is removed from the table and the bet is not settled until after the hand of the Banker of the participant of the game receives a third card (664). The system or the dealer determines whether the hand of the participant's bank should receive a third letter (665). Then, the third card is dealt to the hand of the 55 Bank of the participant of the game based on the standard baccarat rule (666). Examples of these situations include the following:

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A. The Player's Hand of the House relies on a total of two cards of 6 or 7, and the starting total of the hand of the Banker of the participant of the game is 0-5.

B. The house draws for a starting player total of 0-5, and the hand of the game participant's bank adds 0-2 and has the right to draw a third card.

C. The Player's Hand of the House receives a third card with a total of two cards of 0-5 and the initial total of the hand of the Banker of the participant of the game is 3-6, and the House draws a third card to your Player hand that entitles the hand of the Banker of the game participant to receive a third card.

After the third card has been distributed to the hand of the Banker of the participant of the game, the final results are determined and the hand of the Bank of the participant is liquidated (632) as described above. For example, the system can calculate a score of three cards for the hands of the participants Banking. The calculated score of three cards for the Banking hands of the participants can be compared with the score for the Hand of the House Player. This process is done for each hand of the Banker of the game participant. Process 600 ends.

Additional bets

As described above, additional bets can be implemented in a Baccarat game where each participant of the game can obtain their own hands. In addition, additional bets can be implemented in a Baccarat game in which it is dealt in a traditional way where only one Player hand and one Hand of the Bank are dealt.

Figure 7 is a process flow diagram showing an example process 700 for implementing additional bets in a traditional Baccarat game and in the non-traditional Baccarat version described in this specification. For example, a traditional Baccarat game starts with one or more participants making a traditional bet (for example, betting on the Player position, betting on the Bank position or betting on EMPATE before the start of the hand). This first bet is received from one or more of the participants in 710. A dealer deals two cards to a Player position and another two cards to a Banking position in 720. A score is determined according to the Baccarat rules as described above, for the Player position and the Banking position at 730. At 740, it is determined if a third card should be dealt at the Player position and / or the Banking position considering the following:

0 Banking and Player positions are planted, or

0 Player position is planted, Bank position draws a third card, or Bank position is placed, Player's position draws a third card, or Player and Bank positions draw a third card or

o Player's position draws a third card, the position of the Bank sometimes draws a third card.

The above determination in 740 is made using the following standard Baccarat theft rules:

1. If the Player's position or the Bank's position has a total of 8 or 9, each position is planted and the hand ends. This rule overrides all other rules.

2. If both the Player's position and the Bank's position have a total of 6 or 7, each position is planted and the hand ends. This rule overrides the following rules.

3. The Player position always stands on a 6 or 7 and steals at 0-5.

4. Banking position is always planted in a total of 7, draw in 0-5 if the Player position is planted, but if the Player position is not going to be planted, a tie is guaranteed only in 0-2.

5. In cases where the Player position is not going to be planted and the Bank's position has a total of 3 to 6, the determination of whether or not the Bank's position receives a third card is based on the value of the third card received by the Player position.

In these cases, the Banking position draws a third card if the initial total of the Banking position is

(a) 3 and the third card of the Player's position is a card of value A-7, 9 or 0 (any card except an 8)

(b) 4 and the third card of the Player position is a 2-7

(c) 5 and the third card of the Player position is a 4-7

(d) 6 and the third card of the Player position is a 6-7

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When the determination in 740 is that a third card must be dealt in the Player position, another determination is made in 745 to decide whether to accept additional bets (for example, according to the established policy of the casino or the online games site). When the determination at 745 is to accept additional bets, all participants can be allowed to place an additional bet at 750 before receiving the third player card at 760. When necessary, according to the standard Baccarat theft rules described above, the third card is dealt in the Player position in 760. After the third card is dealt in the Player position, if the determination was not made in 740 to definitely or definitely not distribute a card in the position of the Bank, then a determination may be required at 770 to decide if a third card is dealt to the Banking position. In this case, the determination of whether a third card will be dealt or not in the position of the Bank depends on the value of the third card stolen by the Player's position (see standard Baccarat theft rules). When the determination at 740 or 770 is that a third card should be dealt at the Banking position, then another determination is made at 775 to decide if additional bets are accepted (for example, according to the casino's established policy or site). online games). When it is determined that additional bets are accepted at 775, all participants may be allowed to place an additional bet at 780 before distributing a third card to the Banking position at 790. The third card is dealt to the Banking position. at 790 when necessary (for example, based on the standard Baccarat theft rules).

When the determination at 740 is that a third card should not be dealt at the Player position, then a determination is made at 740 to decide if a third card should be dealt at the Banking position. When the determination in 740 is to distribute the third card to the position of the Bank, the process 700 goes to 775 to determine if additional bets should be accepted from the participants, according to the established policy of the casino or the online games site. , before distributing the third card to the Banking position in 790. When the determination in 775 is that additional bets are not accepted (for example, according to the established policy of the casino or the online games site), the process 700 he passes to distribute the third card to the position of the Bank in 790 without accepting any additional bet. Then, the final score is determined and the game ends at 795. When the determination at 770 is that a third card must not be dealt to the Banking position (which may be independent of whether a third card was dealt to the position of Player), the process 700 goes to determine the final score and the game ends in 795 without distributing the third card to the position of the Bank or accepting additional bets. When the determination at 745 is that additional bets are not accepted (for example, according to the policy established by the casino or the online gaming site), the 700 process also passes out a third card to the Player position without accepting bets additional

In cases where the Banking and Player positions receive a third card (for example, through the 700 process performing 740, 745, 750, 760, 770, 775, 780, 790 and 795), a total can be accepted. of two additional bets from each participant, one in 745 and another in 775. Since accepting additional bets in 745 and 775 may depend on the established policy of the casino or online gaming site, the game may end in 795 with one , two or zero rounds of additional bets accepted. As noted above, no additional bets are allowed based on the change of probabilities in traditional baccarat.

Assuming, for example, that after the first two cards are dealt in each position, the position of Player is behind the position of the Bank by a score of 7 to 2. In this specific case, the Baccarat rules give right to the Player position to receive a third card. Here, each casino would have the option to accept an additional bet of any participant in 750 (before the third card is dealt in the Player position in 760). The odds offered to the participants by the casino in this additional bet would be determined by the casino according to the current odds of a TIE hand being produced, or a victory of the Banking and Player positions. In this specific case, the position of the Bank would be favored to gain approximately 5 to 1 (without taking into account the effect of the specific cards previously removed from the shoe). In this example, a casino would have preset and published a written policy regarding offering additional bets on EMPATE, the position of the Bank or the Player's position on odds that will ensure that the casino will maintain a margin, or the casino may have pre-set and posted a written policy of not accepting an additional bet on this particular play (or any other play).

In the previous example, if the casino had established a written policy to accept additional bets in this particular game (Player 2, Bank 7), all game participants would be entitled to make an additional bet on the odds determined by the casino, that, in the case of a board game, would be based on the combination of the current score and the specific cards that have already been removed from the shoe. However, in an electronic or table game in which the cards are re-shuffled before each hand, it is likely that the odds are determined solely by the score. For example, a participant in a table game who originally bet $ 1,000 on the Player position and believes he will lose the original bet on a bet at the Player position, may decide to place an additional $ 5,000 bet on the Banking position. In this case, if the Banking Position is maintained to win and assuming that the additional betting odds offered by the casino at the Banking position were 1-5, the participant of the game wins $ 950 ($ 1,000 less $ 50 commission) ) in the additional bet, which will cover most of the loss related to the initial bet in the Player Position. However, if the Player's Position was to draw (in the third dealt card) a 6 or 7, the participant of the game that made the original bet in the Player position and the additional bet in the

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Banking position, would end $ 4,000 worse by winning the original $ 1,000 bet on the Player position, but losing the additional $ 5,000 bet on the Banking position.

In the above additional bet example, a game participant who originally bet $ 1,000 on the Banking position could decide to cover that initial bet by placing an additional $ 500 bet on the Player position. In this case, if the position of the Bank is maintained to win, the net gain of the participant of the game will be $ 450 (a gain of $ 1,000 on the initial bet on the position of the Bank minus $ 50 (5% commission)) less the loss of $ 500 in the additional bet placed in the Player position. However, if Player's position should get the win by drawing a 6 or 7, the game participant still earns a net profit of $ 1,500 ($ 2,500 of the win [assuming the odds offered by the casino were 5-1] in the additional bet on the Player position minus the loss of $ 1,000 on the initial bet at the Banking position). Without the hedge bet, this game participant would have lost the full initial bet of $ 1,000.

In the same example of an additional bet as stated above, a participant in the game may decide to place an additional bet on EMPATE. In this case, before the third card is dealt in the position of

Player, the approximate odds against a draw (without taking into account the effect of the specific cards

previously removed from the shoe) would be 12-1 instead of just 8-1 if the bet on TIE was made before the start of the hand (ie, the initial bet). In this case, the casino may choose to offer odds of 12 for 1 (11 to 1). These probabilities are provided for illustrative purposes only.

The example of an additional wager discussed above in which Player's position lags behind the Bank's position by a score of 7-2 after the first two cards have been dealt is only one of many possible. The rules of standard baccarat robbery (for example, numbers 3-5), could all, depending on the policies established by the casino, provide similar opportunities for game participants to make a new bet either in the Player position or in the position of the Bank, increase your original bet, cover your original bet changing the supplementary or make a new or additional bet in Draw. As described, each of the examples of additional bets in a board game

would offer odds based on a combination of the current score and the cards that have already been played

during the game. But as discussed above, in an electronic game in which cards are re-shuffled before each hand, chances are that the odds are determined solely by the score. In any case, table or electronic, these additional betting opportunities would be the first for the Baccarat game.

The process 700 for entering an additional bet in a Baccarat game can be implemented using the systems 100, 200 and 300 described above.

Various implementations of the subject matter described herein may be performed on digital electronic circuits, integrated circuits, specially designed ASICs (integrated circuits for specific applications), computer hardware, firmware, software and / or combinations thereof. These various implementations may include implementation in one or more computer programs that are executable and / or interpretable in a programmable system that includes at least one programmable processor, which may be of special or general purpose, connected to receive data and instructions from, and to transmit data and instructions to, a storage system, at least one input device and at least one output device.

These computer programs (also known as programs, software, software applications or code) include instructions in machine code for a programmable processor, and can be implemented in a high-level and / or object-oriented programming language, and / or in assembly / machine language. As used herein, the term "information carrier" comprises a "machine-readable medium" that includes any computer program product, apparatus and / or device (e.g., magnetic disks, optical disks, memory, logic devices). programmable (PLD)) used to provide machine code and / or data instructions to a programmable processor, including a machine-readable medium that receives machine code instructions as a machine-readable signal, as well as a machine-readable propagated signal. The term "machine readable signal" refers to any signal used to provide instructions in machine code and / or data to a programmable processor.

To provide interaction with a user, the subject matter described herein may be implemented on a computer having a display device (eg, a CRT (cathode ray tube) or LCD (liquid crystal display) monitor) to display information to the user and a keyboard and a pointing device (for example, a mouse or a scroll ball) by means of which the user can provide information to the computer. Other types of devices may also be used to provide interaction with a user; for example, the feedback provided to the user can be any form of sensory feedback (e.g., visual feedback, auditory feedback or tactile feedback); and user input can be received in any form, including acoustic, speech or tactile input.

The material described in this document can be implemented in a computer system that includes a local component (for example, as a data server), or that includes an intermediate support component

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(for example, an application server), or that includes a component for the user (for example, a client computer that has a graphical user interface or a web browser through which a user can interact with an implementation of the material described herein), or any combination of said local, intermediate support or user components. The components of the system can be interconnected by any form or means of communication of digital data (for example, a communication network). Examples of communication networks include a local area network ("LAN"), a wide area network ("WAN"), and the Internet.

The computer system can include clients and servers. A client and a server are generally far apart and usually interact through a communication network. The relationship of the client and the server arises thanks to the computer programs that run on the respective computers and that have a client-server relationship with each other.

While this specification contains many details, these should not be construed as limitations on the scope of any invention or of what may be claimed, but rather as descriptions of features that may be specific to concrete embodiments of particular inventions. Certain features described in this specification in the context of separate embodiments may also be implemented in combination in a single embodiment. Conversely, several features that are described in the context of a single embodiment can also be implemented in multiple embodiments separately or in any suitable sub-combination. Furthermore, although the features may be described above as acting in certain combinations and even initially claimed as such, one or more characteristics of a claimed combination may in some cases be eliminated from the combination, and the claimed combination may be destined to a sub-combination or variation. of a subcombination.

In the same way, although the operations are represented in the drawings in a specific order, this should not be understood as, in order to achieve results, it is required that said operations be carried out in the specific order shown or in sequential order, or that they be carried out all operations illustrated. In certain circumstances, multitasking and parallel processing can be advantageous. In addition, the separation of several system components in the embodiments described above should not be understood as requiring such separation in all embodiments, and it is to be understood that the components and systems of the described program can generally be integrated together in a single software product or compiled into multiple software products.

Although some variations have been described in detail above, other modifications are possible. For example, the logical flow represented in the appended figures and described in the present document does not require the particular order shown, or the sequential order, to achieve desirable results.

Also, systems 400 and 5000 described with respect to Figures 4 and 5 can be used to implement different versions of baccarat. For example, systems 400 and 500 can implement a traditional baccarat game, a traditional baccarat game with additional bets, a baccarat game where each participant receives their own hands, and a baccarat game where each participant receives their own hands and is able to make additional bets.

In particular, designs of Baccarat game tables could be modified slightly to accommodate additional betting opportunities or additional bets could be accommodated in existing table arrangements by the casino's designation of a place at the table for those bets. For example, the spaces to make several bets as shown in figures 1 and 2 can be modified to facilitate the game. In addition, the examples of Baccarat game table arrangement shown in Figures 1 and 2 can be represented as a GRAN BACARÁ table or a MINI BACARÁ table.

The systems described in this specification can be implemented as an independent gaming machine, like a machine similar to the video poker machines commonly used in casinos. In such implementations, a user interface, such as a touch screen, buttons, mouse, joystick, etc., may be provided to receive information from a user. Instead of the table, the user can designate bets, deals, etc. using the interface.

In some implementations, the gaming machine can be implemented as a multiplayer gaming machine. The systems described in this specification can be recreated as a multiplayer gaming machine with multiple display units, one for each participant. Each display unit may include one or more user interfaces described above to receive user information indicating the type of bets, amount of bets and when to distribute the cards.

In some implementations, the multiplayer gaming machine can be implemented to replicate all the components as shown above in Figures 4, 5 and 7a. However, the croupier can be replaced by the analysis system, which can electronically distribute the necessary virtual cards. The distributed virtual cards can be displayed in the individual display units 712, 722 and 724. In

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Such implementations, participants can recreate a board game by sitting at a baccarat table. The only different will be virtual cards. To imitate the experience of receiving real game cards, the multiplayer game device can implement additional display units in the form of individual cards. For example, visual indicators 752 and 754 can be used to display the image of each virtual chart dealt.

The visual indicators 752 and 754 can be implemented as display units the size of a game card mounted on the table to allow the participants to see the images of the virtual cards dealt. Alternatively, visual indicators 752, 754 can be implemented as portable display units the size of a game card that participants can grab and hold in their hands. In this way, the participants can completely recreate the board game.

In some implementations, these display units may be implemented as other display units in addition to visual indicators 752, 754.

Also, although it would theoretically be possible for a casino to allow additional bets before each draw during the hand, live table games require the casino to consider offering bets that are convenient to make, track and pay at the table. Therefore, additional bets before each possible theft probably, but not necessarily, would be limited to electronic or online versions of Baccarat.

In live table games in a casino, the described implementations may be limited to additional bets in the final theft of the hand. In such implementations, casinos may choose to develop rules and procedures that allow them to offer certain additional bets without using technology to determine changing probabilities in real time.

In the examples of additional bets described above, the actual odds offered to the player by the casino could be adjusted according to the preferences of the casino, but the examples chosen illustrate the appeal and simplicity of the concept of additional bet from the point of view of both, the casino and the game participant.

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Five A system (100, 200, 300) comprising: a card game table (150) comprising visually delimited zones (372, 374, 376) on a surface of the card game table (150) for receiving one or more hands of cards of one or more participants, in addition to one or more hands of cards separated from an entity of the house; an analysis system (130) associated with the card game table (150); a respective input sensor (310, 320, 330) associated with each of the zones (372, 374, 376) visually delimited on the surface of the card game table (150) to detect the input of the respective participant representing one or more types of bets and a value of the one or more types of bets, wherein each input sensor is in communication with said analysis system (130) to send bets data indicative of the respective participant's entry into the system (130 ) of analysis; wherein each input sensor (310, 320, 330) incorporates a plurality of betting spaces (361-370) configured to automatically determine whether a bet is placed in said betting space; wherein the analysis system (130) is configured to do the following: receive said betting data; determine a number of hands of cards to distribute to each participant according to the data of the bet received; receiving data from the card comprising a value associated with each card of a group of cards distributed on the card game table to each hand of cards of each participant and the entity of the house; process the data of the received letter to calculate the scores and probabilities for the determined number of hands of cards of each participant and the entity of the house; Y generate an output signal indicative of the calculated scores and probabilities; one or more visual indicators (352, 354) coupled to the analysis system and associated with the respective zones (372, 374, 376) visually delimited on the surface of the card game table to provide one or more visual indications of whether the the respective participant should receive the determined number of hands, the one or more visual indicators controlled by a control signal generated by the analysis system based on the determined number of hands of cards that will be distributed to the respective participant according to the bet data received; Y a display device (142) in communication with the analysis system (130) configured to receive the generated output signal and display the received output signal as at least one visual indication of the calculated score and probabilities. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, further comprising a card reader (120) in communication with the analysis system (130), wherein the card reader is configured to perform operations comprising : identify the value associated with each card dealt; Y send the data representing the identified value to the analysis system (130). The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, wherein the analysis system (130) is configured to perform operations comprising: process the data of the letter received after two of the cards are dealt to each hand of each participant and the house, where the determined number of hands of each participant includes a hand of baccarat player for each participant and the one or more hands of the entity of the house include a hand of the baccarat bank; calculate the scores that include a score of two cards for the player hand of each participant and a score of two cards for the hand of the bank of the entity of the house based on the data of the processed card; Y determine if the score of two cards calculated represents a final result for the player hand of each participant. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 3, wherein the analysis system (130) is configured to perform operations comprising: 5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 35 40 Four. Five fifty when the analysis system (130) determines that the score of two cards calculated does not represent a final result, the analysis system determines if a third card should be distributed to the player's hand of each participant; Y When a third card is dealt to the player's hand of each participant, the analysis system calculates a score of three cards for the player hand of each participant and determines if the score of three cards calculated represents a final result. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 4, wherein the analysis system is configured to perform operations comprising: When the analysis system determines that the score of three cards calculated for the player hand of each participant does not represent a final result, the analysis system performs the following: determine if the hand of the house bank should receive a third letter; and when a third card is dealt in the hand of the house bank, calculate a score of three cards for the hand of the house bank and compare the score of three cards calculated for the player hand of each participant with the score of three cards for the hand of the house banking to determine a final result. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, wherein the analysis system is configured to perform operations comprising: process the data of the letter received after two of the cards are dealt to each hand of each participant and the entity of the house, where the determined number of hands for each participant includes a hand of the baccarat bank for each participant and the one or more hands for the house include a baccarat player hand; calculate the scores that include a score of two cards for the hand of the bank of each participant and a score of two cards for the hand of the home player based on the data of the processed card; Y determine if the score of two cards calculated represents a final result for the hand of the bank of each participant. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 5, wherein the analysis system is configured to perform operations comprising: when the analysis system (130) determines that the score of two cards calculated does not represent an end result, determine whether a third card should be dealt in the hand of the home player; Y When a third card is dealt in the home player's hand, calculate a score of three cards for the house hand of the house and determine if the score of three cards calculated represents a final result for the hand of the bench of each competitor. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 7, wherein the analysis system (130) is configured to perform operations comprising: when the analysis system (130) determines that the score of three cards calculated for the player hand of the entity of the house does not represent a final result, the analysis system performs the following: determine if the hand of the bank of each participant should receive a third letter; Y When a third card is dealt to the hand of each participant's bench, calculate a score of three cards for the hand of the bench of each participant and compare the score of three cards calculated for the hand of player of the house with the score of three cards for the hand of the bank of each participant to determine a final result. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, wherein the analysis system (130) is configured to determine whether it accepts one or more additional bets for each hand of each participant according to the policy of a casino or a Establishment of online bets. The system (100, 300) of claim 1, wherein the analysis system is further configured to determine whether it accepts one or more additional bets for each hand of each participant based on the calculated probabilities that include real-time calculations of a probability that the third card has a value of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, wherein the analysis system (130) is further configured to determine whether it accepts one or more additional bets for each hand of each participant based on the calculated probabilities that include real-time calculations of the probability that the third letter has a value of 0, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and a final result of any bet is a winning bet or a losing bet. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, further comprising a remote device (120) in communication with the analysis system (130) to receive the generated output signal. 13. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 12, wherein the remote device (120) is configured to perform operations that include: receiving an entry from a user of the remote device (120), wherein the entry represents a request from the user to place a bet on a participant having a winning score at the end of the game; Y send the entry that represents the request to the analysis system. 14. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, wherein each of said input sensors (310, 320, 330) comprises a pressure sensor for detecting the presence of betting chips. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 1, wherein the system further comprises: an image capturing device (170) in communication with the analysis system (130) for capturing live video data from a card game on the card table; Y 15 one or more slot machines away from the card table to receive captured live video data, the one or more slot machines are capable of receiving bets from users of slot machines. The system (100, 200, 300) of claim 15, wherein the live video data comprises the video of the cards as they are dealt, including the value associated with each 20 letter; Y the analysis system (136) receives the video of the letter from the image capturing device (170).