FR2527816A1 - SCELLE BILLET FOR GAME OF CHANCE AND ITS PROCESS OF REALIZATION - Google Patents

Abstract

THE INVENTION RELATES, ON THE ONE HAND, TO A SEALED TICKET FOR GAMES OF CHANCE SUCH AS LOTTERY, LOTTERY FORAINE, TOMBOLA AND OTHERS AND, ON THE OTHER HAND, TO THE PROCESS OF REALIZATION. THIS SEALED TICKET IS CHARACTERIZED IN THAT IT CONTAINS A RECTANGULAR SURFACE OF WHICH THE TWO OPEN PARALLEL EDGES 18, 19 ARE SEALED BY STAMP 14, 15 SEPARATED FROM THE USEFUL SURFACE 24 BY A LINE OF TEAR 25, 26. THE INVENTION CONCERNED TICKET-BASED GAMES OF CHANCE.

Description

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  The invention relates, on the one hand, to a sealed ticket for

  sard such as lottery, lottery, raffle and others and other

part, to the production process.

  We already know about games of chance, especially for

  fairgrounds, raffles and others, different types of tickets.

  Thus, for lotteries in fairgrounds, the use of

  a set of rolls consisting of a small sheet of paper, one of the faces of which has an inscription necessary for the game and the other side of which is in principle devoid of any particular sign This small sheet is rolled up on itself to form a small cylinder on which one puts on

  a ring made of metal or cardboard or plastic, to prevent the film

  to take place in an untimely manner The purchaser of the ticket

  pull the ring and unfold the sheet to know the result.

  However, these notes have several drawbacks In general

  neral, the rolls thus formed are relatively small and open to them.

  ture is not very easy In addition, there is a need to

  to avoid that there is too much clearance between the roller and the ring, otherwise the latter may escape and the ticket is no longer closed The buyer will tend to believe that the ticket had already

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  Also known for games of chance, especially for raffles, the use of envelopes closed or not in which is

  slipped a sheet on which is carried a number.

  However, this type of note has the disadvantage of being

  In fact, it is necessary to acquire envelopes which, when

  they are glued, are thrown by the purchaser If the envelopes remain open, it is possible that the sheet bearing the number escapes from the envelope To overcome this last drawback, we stick the

  sheet under the lapel of the envelope rendering it unusable

later.

  The present invention aims to remedy these drawbacks and proposes to provide a ticket sealed for gambling easily manageable, inexpensive and whose secret is assured until it opens

voluntary by the purchaser.

  For this purpose, the invention relates to a sealed ticket for a game of chance such as lottery, lottery, raffle and others, formed

  from a band, in particular a folded paper band on it

  2-even, characterized in that it comprises a rectangular surface whose two open parallel edges have a sealing by stamping

  separated (or not) from the useful surface by a tear line.

  The invention also relates to a method for producing the sealed ticket, characterized in that a strip is taken, in particular a

  paper tape, that one folds this tape on itself according to

  bending means, preferably transverse, and which is introduced, for sealing, the folded strip in a stamping apparatus conferring

  longitudinal songs of the series of fingerprints interweaves

  trant, parallel to a tear line located between the edges of the

let and the useful surface.

  The invention will be well understood with reference to the description

  Following is a non-limiting example and the accompanying drawing in which Figure 1 is a plan view of the sealed ticket; Figure 2 is a plan view of the unfolded ticket;

  Figure 3 is a plan view of the open ticket.

We refer to the three figures.

  The ticket 1 consists of a strip 2, preferably made of paper but which can also be made of metal such as aluminum. The front of this strip 2 is printed with the various elements 3 conforming to the rule of the pre-established game of chance. of this band 3 can serve as

advertising medium 4.

  The end 5 of the band 2 is folded around a fold line 6 so that the section 7 covers the section 8.

  folding in the same direction around the fold lines 9, 10, 11, the dif-

  fent fold lines 6, 9, 10, 11 being perpendicular to the longitudinal edges 12, 13 of the strip 2 The number of said fold lines 6, 9, 10, 11 is a function, on the one hand, of the length of the strip 2 and,

  on the other hand, the final size of the ticket 1.

  According to another embodiment, the folding is done according to

  Folding means parallel to the longitudinal edges 12, 13 of the strip 2.

  Following the folding, the various elements 3 printed on the front

  are hidden and become visible to the purchaser only after

  folding of the ticket 1 After folding, the ticket A is sealed

  this effect, the latter having a rectangular surface, has gone through

  to a stamping machine conferring on the longitudinal songs two

  The fingerprints 14, 15 are parallel to the edges of the note 1. These fingerprints 3 - 16, 17 interpenetrate from one pleat to the other and, as a result, the two open edges 18, 19 are sealed. two edges 18, 19 are the short sides 20, 21 of the rectangular surface conferred on the

ticket 1.

  If the folding is done according to the other embodiment, it is

  two large c 8 tees 22, 23 of said rectangular surface.

  The two sets of impressions 14, 15 are separated from the surface

  useful 24 by tear lines 25, 26 Thus, the acquirer of the

  let 1 first tears the two edges 18, 19 along the tear lines

  re 25, 26 then unfolds the band 2 Thus, the ticket 1 can no longer be

put back into play.

  Although the invention has been described in connection with a form of

  it is clear that it is not in any way

  and that it can be made various-modifications of forms, of

  and combinations of these various elements without, for that

  the framework and spirit of the invention.

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Claims (2)

claims   Sealed ticket for a game of chance, such as a lottery, a lottery, a raffle and others, formed from a band, in particular a paper band folded on itself, characterized in that it comprises a rectangular surface of which the two open parallel edges (18, 19) have a stamping seal (14, 15) separate from the usable surface   (24) by a tear line (25, 26).   Sealed ticket according to claim 1, characterized in that the seal comprises two series of impressions (14,15) interpenetrating, from one fold to another after folding of the strip (2) around the lines of folding (6, 9, 10, 11).   Sealed ticket according to claim 2, characterized in that   the series of impressions (14,15) are parallel to the edges (18,19) of the let folded (1).   Sealed ticket according to claim 3, characterized in that   the edges (18, 19) are the short sides (20, 21) of the rectangular surface the ticket conferred (1).   Sealed ticket according to claim 3, characterized in that   the edges (18, 19) are the long sides (22, 23) of the rectangular surface the ticket conferred (1).   Sealed ticket according to claim 1, characterized in that   the strip (2) is folded along fold lines (6, 9, 10, 11)   diculaires with longitudinal edges (12,13) of the band (2).   Sealed ticket according to claim 1, characterized in that the strip (2) is folded along fold lines parallel to the longitudinal edges (12,13) of the strip (2), 8 Sealed ticket according to claim 1, characterized in that what   the back of the band (2) includes any advertising text.   9 Process for producing the sealed ticket according to claim 1, characterized in that a strip is taken, in particular   a paper strip (2), which is folded this strip (2) on itself se-   fold lines (6, 9, 10, 11), preferably transverse, and that   for the sealing, the folded strip is introduced into a stamping apparatus which confers on the longitudinal edges (12, 13) of the strip (2) series (14, 15) of impressions (16, 17). interpenetrating device parallel to a tear line (25,26) located between the edges (20 to 23) of the ticket   folded (1) and the usable area (24). 2 2527816   -5- A method according to claim 9, characterized in that the strip (2) is folded on itself in parallel fold lines   with the longitudinal edges (12,13) of the band (2).