WO2008130419A1 - Jeu de table de casino - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63F—CARD, BOARD, OR ROULETTE GAMES; INDOOR GAMES USING SMALL MOVING PLAYING BODIES; VIDEO GAMES; GAMES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- A63F1/00—Card games
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63F—CARD, BOARD, OR ROULETTE GAMES; INDOOR GAMES USING SMALL MOVING PLAYING BODIES; VIDEO GAMES; GAMES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- A63F3/00—Board games; Raffle games
- A63F3/00003—Types of board games
- A63F3/00157—Casino or betting games
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63F—CARD, BOARD, OR ROULETTE GAMES; INDOOR GAMES USING SMALL MOVING PLAYING BODIES; VIDEO GAMES; GAMES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- A63F1/00—Card games
- A63F2001/005—Poker
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63F—CARD, BOARD, OR ROULETTE GAMES; INDOOR GAMES USING SMALL MOVING PLAYING BODIES; VIDEO GAMES; GAMES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- A63F3/00—Board games; Raffle games
- A63F3/00003—Types of board games
- A63F3/00157—Casino or betting games
- A63F2003/00164—Casino tables
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- the invention relates generally to a card and table based casino game and in particular to a multi-round table game.
- the present invention meets one or more of the above needs by providing a new game of chance that incorporates the excitement of a traditional card game, while giving the patron a potential high payout from their wager and increasing the choices and diversity of games of chance available.
- the game is a table based card game that is generally played with a dealer, who deals the cards and with players whom make the wagers.
- the game consists of multiple rounds and a player can bet and win on individual rounds or multiple rounds to make a "poker" hand.
- Fig. 1 illustrates an example of a top view of the game table described in the teachings of this invention.
- FIG. 2 illustrates an example of a display tree described in the teachings of this invention.
- the present invention pertains to casino style table game.
- the game is played on any size table with a top graphic 20 the same or similar as shown in FIG.1 and with at least one deck of playing cards or more, preferably using decks comprised of a standard fifty-two-card deck, more preferably with at least both jokers left in, although it could include even more than two jokers, bringing the total of each deck to about fifty-four cards.
- the exemplary graphic shown in FIG.1 is not intended to limit the type of graphical representation of used in this invention.
- the representations of the playing card disposed on the table top can be in script, graphical form, or any combination of both.
- the game is played with a dealer, who deals the cards and represents the "house” and with players whom make the wagers.
- a "game” starts with no cards on the table and continues until the final card is dealt (e.g. third, fifth, or seventh card).
- the players place wagers (e.g. casino chips, cash, tangible property) anywhere on the entire playing field 22.
- Wagers can be placed on the outside 24 and inside 26 of the field 22, however bets may not cross the line between both inside 26 and outside 24, players may bet, or single round wager, the individual card to come out next, they may bet it on a split (2-way), or on a corner (4-way), on the outside 24 they may bet any suit, or color, they may bet any number, or the jokers. Additional, wagering includes the "poker hand bets" (which can only be made prior to the first card being dealt in the full- game). "Poker" wagers, or multi-round wagers, are preferably placed in a poker wager area 28 in a separate area of the field, as shown in FIG.1.
- the dealer may place the wagers in the poker wager area 28 for the players, thus restricting access to that area of the table.
- the poker hand wagers eight in total, which consist of "Pair, "Three of a Kind”, “Straight”, “Flush”, “Four of a Kind”, “Straight Flush”, “Royal Flush”, and "Five of a Kind”.
- Players from as few as one to as many as ten or more, approach the table and buy in, with either cash or casino checks, and receive colored, preferably table specific chips, one unique color per player. The value of each of these chips is variable based off the player's buy in and once value is determined, dealer places a value marker on top of one chip of that color in the dealer area.
- Players make an initial wager, either inside 26 the field 22, outside 26 the field 22, or in the poker wager area 28 or any combination of these bets.
- the dealer takes the top card off the deck and places it face down as a "Burn Card.”
- a "Burn Card” serves numerous important purposes. First, this is used to completely mask the outcome card from view, disabling any marked card or potential thereof.
- the burn card has the effect of tantalizing the player as to what might have been the next card (e.g. every other card in the deck instead of five cards in a row). Then the next card is flipped face up and this is the "Outcome Card".
- marking the corresponding position on the field 22 can be accomplished my many methods or marking means.
- marking is accomplished by the dealer placing a physical marker (e.g. a blanc chip, a figurine, or the like) on the field position corresponding to the outcome card.
- the dealer activates a switching device that illuminates the field position or a portion thereof, corresponding to the outcome. This completes a round.
- the players may bet the field 22 again towards what the next outcome card will be, and the process is repeated until the fifth round and last outcome card is shown, to which wagers are cleared and paid as before and if a "poker hand" has been made from the five outcome card then the correlating "poker hand bet" marked and is paid and the rest are cleared, completing the "full-game". Once the entire field is cleared, a new "full-game” can begin again. [0013] In a second preferred exemplary embodiment, Players make a one-time wager, either inside 26 the field 22, outside 26 the field 22, or in the poker wager area 28 or any combination of these bets.
- the dealer takes the top card off the deck and places it face down as a "Burn Card.” Then the next card is flipped face up and this is the "Outcome Card”. The outcome card is placed in the outcome card place 30 on the table. The dealer then marks on the field 22 the position that matches the outcome card. The dealer then repeats the burn card, outcome card and marking steps (after the final time, dealer also marks any winning poker hand positions) until all outcome cards are showing. Only at this point, the dealer clears all the bets that have not won, and then pays the wins. This then completes a game.
- players may place bets in any wagering area of the table. Anywhere in the field 22 of one card bets, (e.g. a single card bet, a two card bet, a four card or corner bet, a number or street bet, a split street bet, an any suit bet, a split suit bet, a color bet, an any number bet, an any face or ace bet, or a 3 way bet such as "One Eyed Jack or Suicide king", or a joker with 2 aces split).
- one card bets e.g. a single card bet, a two card bet, a four card or corner bet, a number or street bet, a split street bet, an any suit bet, a split suit bet, a color bet, an any number bet, an any face or ace bet, or a 3 way bet such as "One Eyed Jack or Suicide king", or a joker with 2 aces split).
- Players can also place a one time bet towards a progressive jackpot, by placing a dollar into the "Progressive Jackpot" slot (in this example in a slot 34 in front of each player at the table), to which collectively pays those players (who placed the progressive wager) in that particular series of rounds.
- the payout from the progressive jackpot is as follows: 5 of a kind pays from about 50% to 100% of Jackpot, Royal Flush Pays from about 30% to 60%, Straight Flush pays from about 10% to 30%, and 4 of a kind Pays from about 5% to 10%, it is contemplated that these payout percentages can vary and may be increased or decreased at the discretion of the house. It is also contemplated that one may choose other criteria for determining payouts from the progressive jackpot.
- the dealer removes the first card from the card shoe, keeping it face down, and places it in the box marked "card 1" 36 in the outcome card place 30, this is a burn card. Next, the dealer removes another card from the shoe and flips it up on top of the burn card in the box marked "card 1" 36.
- the value of this card is to be marked in the field 22 with a marking means, and all bets in the field that do not correlate to the card marked are cleared by removing them from the playing surface, preferably into a bin in the dealer area that will sort them by color, count them, making them ready to be placed in the dealer area again for purchase. With all losing bets cleared, the dealer goes through, and pays all winning field bets.
- the dealer removes the marking means from the field and winning players are to clear their winnings.
- betting for the field except for the poker hand bets and the progressive jackpot bets, is open and betting on the outcome of card two can take place.
- the steps of dealing, placing, marking and paying again take place. The procedure repeats, until all outcome cards have been shown, after the final outcome card has been dealt and marked, the dealer will announce the best "poker hand" made, (if any) from the cards that have come out.
- Poker hands may use either joker (or both) as wild cards, if shown, to make the best five card hand. Note that a Joker shown as part of the shown cards, it counts as a wild card and only the best possible poker hand wins. From there the dealer clears the losing poker hand bets and pays the winning bets of the correlating poker hand.
- the poker hand made correlates to a win for the "progressive jackpot"
- the players around the table who played the progressive for that round are paid by divided up the winning percent of the jackpot equally, if no jackpot hand is made, the players have lost, and their losing progressive bets may be added to the jackpot value for future games.
- the progressive jackpot can continue to accumulate value, game after game, until a player wins the pot or a portion of the pot. It is also contemplated that this progressive jackpot could be an amalgamated jackpot from any number of individual gaming tables.
- the value of this pot may be displayed at the table, for example, via a display tree shown in Fig.2. It is contemplated that this display tree can display other information, such as but not limited to, pot values, last card or cards shown, last poker hands made and when, advertisements and promotional materials.
- the dealer clears the marker, and removes the deck from the shoe 32, gathers up all the cards and shuffles the entire card deck over again, and the process starts over with a new game.
- the game can consist of a total of up to seven rounds or more.
- the outcome of the poker hand would be determined on the best combination of five of the outcome cards, with any extra outcome cards being not used to determine the poker hand outcome. Additionally, it is contemplated that these unused outcome cards could be the basis for some other kind of wager.
- the game can consist of only three rounds.
- the outcome of the poker hand would be based only upon these three cards and poker wagers such as 4-of-a-kind and the like would obviously not be available.
- the Jokers used are not black or red, but are some other colors (e.g. a BLUE Joker and a YELLOW Joker).
- the game can be played with more than one deck of cards.
- the deck or decks of cards may be shuffled before the start of each game. The more decks of cards used, generally, the less often the cards must be shuffled. It is also contemplated that the deck of cards can be shuffled or randomized by a manual or automated process or a combination of both.
- the wagering has preferred payout odds to keep the dealer or house profitable as well as keep the players excited and coming back for more.
- the payouts are as follows:
- Any Single Card (including a joker) range from about 10/to/1 to 100/to/1 , preferably from less than about 60/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 47/to/1.
- Any Split (2 cards) range from about 10/to/1 to 50/to/1 , preferably from less than about 40/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 23/to/1.
- Any Corner (4 cards) range from about 3/to/1 to 30/to/1 , preferably from less than about 20/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 11 /to/1.
- Any Street (any single card in any suit) range from about 2/to/1 to 30/to/1 , preferably from less than about 20/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 10/to/1.
- Any Suit range from about 1/to/1 to 10/to/1 , preferably from less than about 5/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 2/to/1.
- Color bet range from about 0.5/to/1 to 10/to/1 , preferably from less than about 6/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 1/to/1.
- Any Face or Ace range from about 1 /to/1 to 10/to/1 , preferably from less than about 6/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 2/to/1.
- Any Number range from about 1/to/1 to 10/to/1 , preferably from less than about 6/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 2/to/1.
- Suicide king/ one eye jack 16 to 1 range from about 5/to/1 to 30/to/1 , preferably from less than about 20/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 16/to/1.
- Pair range from about 1 /to/1 to 10/to/1 , preferably from less than about 6/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 3/to/1.
- 3/kind range from about 2/to/1 to 10/to/1 , preferably from less than about 6/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 5/to/1.
- Flush range from about 3/to/1 to 80/to/1 , preferably from less than about 40/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 20/to/1.
- 4/kind range from about 10/to/1 to 200/to/1 , preferably from less than about 60/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 50/to/1.
- Straight Flush range from about 10/to/1 to 1000/to/1 , preferably from less than about 250/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 100/to/1.
- Royal Flush range from about 100/to/1 to 10000/to/1 , preferably from less than about 1500/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 1000/to/1.
- 5/Kind range from about 1000/to/1 to 25000/to/1 , preferably from less than about 6000/to/1 , and more preferably from less than about 5000/to/1.
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Abstract
L'invention concerne un jeu qui est un jeu de cartes sur table joué en général avec un donneur, qui distribue les cartes, et avec des joueurs qui font les paris. Le jeu consiste en de multiples parties et un joueur peut parier et gagner sur des parties individuelles ou de multiples parties pour faire une main de 'poker'. De plus, un jackpot progressif peut être offert sur les mains de 'poker' pour que les joueurs parient dessus.
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