WO2014067389A1 - Centre de jeu permettant une commutation entre des jeux sur la base de résultats d'historique - Google Patents

Centre de jeu permettant une commutation entre des jeux sur la base de résultats d'historique Download PDF

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WO2014067389A1
WO2014067389A1 PCT/CN2013/085236 CN2013085236W WO2014067389A1 WO 2014067389 A1 WO2014067389 A1 WO 2014067389A1 CN 2013085236 W CN2013085236 W CN 2013085236W WO 2014067389 A1 WO2014067389 A1 WO 2014067389A1
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  • the present invention is generally directed to a gaming system that allows a player to select and play one or more live casino game(s) such as a live baccarat game and/or a non-live casino game(s).
  • live casino game(s) such as a live baccarat game and/or a non-live casino game(s).
  • casino games are generally ad hoc in nature. Games in a casino resort are generally played around the resort in several locations. Player(s) therefore have to go around the casino resort to select, view or play casino games. This also leads to waste of time, and, as the result, reduced revenue by the gaming establishment.
  • the present invention provides a centralized gaming center in a casino resort.
  • the gaming system comprises a computer server and a cabinet that allows a player to play any one or more games the player selects. All the games in one casino resort or several casino resorts can be linked to the computer server via a network.
  • the network can be wired network or wireless network.
  • the cabinet can include one, two, three, four, or several screens for displaying live casino games or non-live casino games.
  • the cabinet can also include features such as key pads or key boards allowing a player to select a desired game or desired games and features common in a casino gaming terminal.
  • the gaming system or gaming center allows a player to play a baccarat game and one or more other casino game.
  • the one or more other casino games can be another baccarat game or a non-baccarat game.
  • the non-baccarat game can be a slot machine game, a casino card game, or a felt-table games.
  • the casino games are live casino games such as a baccarat game, a Sic Bo game, a Roulette game, a Fish-Prawn-Crab game, or a Wheel of Fortune game.
  • the casino game can be a non-live casino game such as a slot machine game.
  • the casino game can be video server based games including video slot games and other form of video games while players could also use many forms of mechanism including using touch screen mechanism to participate in the process.
  • the main cabinet comprises a upper screen and a lower screen for playing the live casino game described above.
  • the screen for displaying the non-live casino game e.g., slot machine game
  • the screen for displaying the slot machine game can be stand-alone screen or can be connected to the main cabinet.
  • the screen for displaying the slot machine game can be fixed or foldable.
  • the screen for displaying the slot machine game is connected to the main cabinet, e.g., either connected to the upper screen or connected to the lower screen through a connection mechanism.
  • the connection mechanism can be a hinge(s) or an arm(s).
  • the connectionmechanism is integrated extension of the main cabinet, e.g., the upper or the lower screen.
  • connection mechanism comprises hinge(s) (e.g., one, two, three or more hinges), allowing the screen for displaying the non-live casino game such as slot machine game to be folded to the main cabinet to cover up the upper screen or the lower screen.
  • connection mechanism comprises a metallic arm or metallic arm(s) (e.g., one, two, three, or more arms).
  • the screen for displaying a non-live casino game such as slot machine game and/or the live casino game such as live baccarat game can also allow the playing of non-live casino game such as slot machine games or baccarat games based on a stand-alone server.
  • the mechanism for playing a casino game is well known in the art of gaming.
  • Systems e.g., devices and apparatus
  • parts or components thereof embodying such gaming mechanism or a part thereof is either commercially available or can be readily constructed or built by an ordinary artisan.
  • the present invention also provides a software program or a set of software programs for carrying out any or all steps of the betting method described herein.
  • the gaming system can also be incorporated into an electronic device or an entertainment gaming machine.
  • Representative electronic devices include, but are not limited to, laptop computers or desktop computers.
  • Figures 1 A- IF shows an embodiment of the present invention
  • Figure 1 G illustrates a live baccarat player in the count down time of a live baccarat game
  • Figure 2 shows an embodiment of the present invention where a screen for displaying a slot machine game being connected to the upper screen of the main cabinet of a live baccarat gaming system via two hinges.
  • Figure 3 shows the gaming system of Figure 2 in a cluster.
  • Figure 4 shows an embodiment of the present invention where a screen for displaying a slot machine game is connected to and extended from the lower screen of the main 20 cabinet of a live baccarat gaming system.
  • Figure 5 shows the gaming system of Figure 4 in a cluster.
  • Figure 6 shows an embodiment of the present invention where a screen for displaying a slot machine game is connected to and extended from the upper screen of the main cabinet of a live baccarat gaming system.
  • Figure 7 shows the gaming system of Figure 6 in a cluster.
  • Figure 8 shows an embodiment of the present invention where a screen for displaying a slot-machine game being connected to the upper screen of the main cabinet of a live baccarat gaming system via two metallic arms.
  • Figure 9 shows the gaming system of Figure 8 in a cluster.
  • Figure 10 shows an embodiment of the present invention where a screen for displaying 10 a slot machine game being connected to and extended from the upper screen of the main cabinet of a live baccarat gaming system.
  • Figure 1 1 shows the gaming system of Figure 10 in a cluster.
  • Figures 12A and 12B show an embodiment of the present invention where a screen for displaying a slot machine game being attached the main cabinet of a live baccarat gaming system.
  • Figures 13 A, 13B and 13C show an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the present invention provides a centralized gaming center in a casino resort.
  • the gaming system comprises a computer server and a cabinet that allows a player toplay any one or more games the player selects. All the games in one casino resort orseveral casino resorts can be linked to the computer server via a network
  • Thenetwork can be wired network or wireless network.
  • the cabinet can include one, two,three, four, or several screens for displaying live casino games or non-live casino games.
  • the cabinet can also include features such as key pads or key boards allowing a player to select a desired game or desired games and features common in a casino gaming terminal.
  • the gaming center includes a Paradise Box
  • the gaming system or gaming center allows a player to play a baccarat game and one or more other casino game.
  • the gaming system includes a computer server.
  • the one or more other casino games can be another baccarat game or a non-baccarat game.
  • the non-baccarat game can be a slot machine game, a casino card game, or a felt-table games.
  • the casino games are live casino games such as a baccarat game, a Sic Bo game, a Roulette game, a Fish-Prawn-Crab game, or a Wheel of Fortune game.
  • the casino game can be a non-live casino game such as a slot machine game.
  • the casino game can be video server based games including video slot games and other form of video games while players could also use many forms of mechanism including using touch screen mechanism to participate in the process.
  • the main cabinet comprises a upper screen and a lower screen for playing the live casino game described above.
  • the screen for displaying the non-live casino game e.g., slot machine game
  • the screen for displaying the slot machine game can be stand-alone screen or can be connected to the main cabinet.
  • the screen for displaying the slot machine game can be fixed or foldable.
  • the screen for displaying the slot machine game is connected to the main cabinet, e.g., either connected to the upper screen or connected to the lower screen through a connection mechanism.
  • the connection mechanism can be a hinge(s) or an arm(s).
  • connection mechanism is integrated extension of the main cabinet, e.g., the upper or the lower screen.
  • connection mechanism comprises hinge(s) (e.g., one, two, three or more hinges), allowing the screen for displaying the non-live casino game such as slot machine game to be folded to the main cabinet to cover up the upper screen or the lower screen.
  • connection mechanism comprises a metallic arm or metallic arm(s) (e.g., one, two, three, or more arms).
  • the screen for displaying a non-live casino game such as slot machine game and/or the live casino game such as live baccarat game can also allow the playing of non-live casino game such as slot machine games or baccarat games based on a stand-alone server.
  • the mechanism for playing a casino game is well known in the art of gaming.
  • Systems e.g., devices and apparatus
  • parts or components thereof embodying such gaming mechanism or a part thereof is either commercially available or can be readily constructed or built by an ordinary artisan.
  • the present invention also provides a software program or a set of software programs for carrying out any or all steps of the betting method described herein.
  • the gaming system can also be incorporated into an electronic device or an entertainment gaming machine.
  • Representative electronic devices include, but are not limited to, laptop computers or desktop computers.
  • Baccarat games are common casino games.
  • the object of baccarat is for thebettor to successfully wager on whether the banker's hand or the player's hand is goingto win.
  • the bettor receives even money for his wager if he selects the winning handand loses his wager if he selects the losing hand.
  • the banker's hand Because of the rules of play of baccarat, the banker's hand has a slightly higher chance of winning than does the player's hand. Therefore, if the bettor wagers on the banker's hand, the bettor is required to pay to the gaming establishment a commission (typically 5%) of the amount the bettor wins. No commission is paid if the bettor successfully wagers on the player's hand.
  • a multiple number of decks of standard playing cards, 52 in number, are used; typically six to twelve decks are shuffled together and placed in a shoe from which the cards are dealt during the play of the game.
  • Each bettor makes a wager on whether the banker's hand or the player's hand will win. After all wagers are made, two cards are dealt from the shoe to the bank position and two cards are dealt from the shoe to the player's position on the table layout. The cards are turned face up and the value of the banker's hand and the player's hand is determined.
  • the suits (hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs) have no meaning in baccarat.
  • the highest hand value in baccarat is nine. All hand values range from a low of zero to a high of nine. If when the cards are added together, the total of the hand exceeds nine, then the hand value is determined by subtracting ten from the total of the hand. For example, a seven and nine total sixteen, but the hand value is six. An Ace and a nine total ten, but the hand value is zero.
  • a two card total of eight or nine is called a "natural"; a two card total of zero is called a "baccarat”.
  • a third card will be dealt. The value of this third card is added to the total of the first two cards and a new hand value is established. Again, if the new hand total exceeds nine, the hand value is determined by subtracting ten from the total of the hand. Wagering locations are provided on the baccarat table layout. Whichever of the banker's hand or the player's hand is closest to a total of nine is the winner.
  • the way of betting may differ in different gaming establishments. In the
  • each bettor can make one of three wagers: 1) that the banker's hand will win, 2) that the player's hand will win, or 3) that the banker's hand and the player's hand will tie.
  • Macau are paid off at odds of one-to-one and the house charges a five percent (5%) commission on the amount won by the bettor. For example, if a bettor wagers $100 on the banker's hand and the banker's hand wins, the bettor wins $100 and is charged a $5 commission on the amount that the bettor won. The bettor is not charged any commission on the amount of his wager.
  • All winning wagers on the tie in scenario 3) in both the U.S. and Macau can be paid off at odds of eight-to-one (depending on the gaming establishment) and the bettor is not charged any commission on the amount of his winnings or his wager. If a tie hand occurs, all wagers on the banker's hand and all wagers on the player's hand are "pushes" and the amount wagered is returned to the bettor.
  • All winning wagers on the Bank Pair bet in scenario 4) in Macau can be paid off at odds of eleven-to-one (depending on the gaming establishment) and the bettor is not charged any commission on the amount of his winnings or his wager.
  • All winning wagers on the Player Pair bet in scenario 5) in Macau can be paid off at odds of eight-to-one (depending on the gaming establishment) and the bettor is not charged any commission on the amount of his winnings or his wager.
  • the play of baccarat typically uses three casino dealers to operate the game.
  • the casino dealers jointly participate in the shuffling of the decks of cards. After the shuffle is completed, one of the players is typically asked to cut the decks using a plastic cut card. The dealer then separates and restacks the cards from the point of the cut and the dealer or a player then inserts the plastic cut card no less than fifteen cards (in Las Vegas, U.S.) or no less than twelve cards (in Macau) from the ends of the stacked decks and the entire stacked decks are placed into a shoe from which the cards are dealt during the play of the game. When the inserted plastic cut card appears during play, the hand in progress is completed and that round of play then ends. The cards are reshuffled to prepare for the next round of baccarat.
  • the bettors deal the cards used in the game. Initially, one of the casino dealers (called the “caller") passes the shoe to the bettor sitting in seat number "1 " at the baccarat table. After all wagers have been made, the caller tells the bettor with the shoe to begin the deal. The bettor deals a first card to the caller, a first card to himself, a second card to the caller and a second card to himself. All cards are dealt face down. The two cards given to the caller represent the player's hand and the two cards kept by the bettor who is dealing the cards represent the banker's hand.
  • the caller than allows one of the other bettors to turn up the player's hand. Traditionally, this honor is given to the bettor who has made the largest wager. The bettor turns up the two cards of the player's hand and tosses them to the caller. The caller places these two cards face up in the table location designated for the "player's hand" and the caller announces the point total of the player's hand.
  • the bettor who has the shoe then turns over the cards of the banker's hand and tosses these two cards to the caller.
  • the caller places these two cards face up in the table location designated for the "banker's hand" and the caller announces to point total of the banker's hand.
  • one more card may be dealt to either the player's hand, the banker's hand, or both.
  • the rules for determining whether a third card is dealt are fixed rules,there is no discretion for either the player's hand or the banker's hand on whether a third card is dealt.
  • Rule #1 If the initial two card player's hand has a point total of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5, draws a third card. If the initial two card player's hand has a point total of 6 or 7, the player's hand stands and does not receive a third card.
  • Rule # 2 If the player's hand stands and does not draw a third card, then the banker's hand follows Rule #1. In other words, if the player's hand has a point total of 6 or 7, the banker's hand draws a third card on a point total of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 and the banker's hand stands on a point total of 6 or 7.
  • the players can play the game according to conventional baccarat rules, which may vary from place to place.
  • the baccarat game is played according to the U.S. rules as used in Las Vegas.
  • the baccarat game is played according to the baccarat rules promulgated by the government of Macau Special Administration Region.
  • Macao only dealers are eligible to touch the shoe at all time unless on very special situation in VIP rooms.
  • live baccarat game in Macau all cards are being handled by licensed and registered dealers representing the concessionary holders (e.g., one of the 6 concessionary holders in Macao, namely, SJM, Galaxy, MGM, LVS etc).
  • Roulette games are generally grouped into two categories: the European Roulette or English Roulette or the American Roulette. The following provides a general description of the game of Roulette and the rules playing the game.
  • the game of American Roulette is played on a wheel which consists of thirty-eight slots, each with its own number.
  • the numbers on a Roulette wheel are 1 -36, 0, and 00.
  • the numbers alternate pairs of odd numbers with pairs of even numbers.
  • the numbers also alternate between black and red.
  • Both the 0 and 00 slots are green.
  • a dealer, or croupier spins the wheel in one direction and then rolls a small ball in the other direction. The ball then drops into one of the slots as it begins to slow down.
  • the table is designed so that the numbers, not including 0 and 00, are lined up into three columns, each of twelve numbers, the first row is 1,2,3; the second row is 4,5,6 and so on. The rest of the table is devoted to the myriad bets the game entails. Betting is broken down into two major categories, inside bets and outside bets. There is no limit to the number of bets one can play
  • This bet is done by placing a chip on top of the number on which you want to bet. If that number wins, the payoff is 35 to 1.
  • Corner bet Square bet, or Four-Number bet
  • Sic Bo is an ancient Chinese game meaning 'Dice Pair'. It is played inSoutheast Asia, Korea, Nevada and Australia. It is also popular in the Philippines, where it is called 'Hi-Lo'. Sic Bo is played with three dice. The object of the game isto select the individual numbers, or combinations of numbers, that will appear on the dice after the 'throw'.
  • the possibilities include single dice numbers, two of a kind, three of a kind, or combinations of any two or three of the dice. These are displayed along with payoff odds on the table's layout.
  • the players make their selection of a possible outcome and place a bet on a chosen possibility.
  • the dice tumbler is rotated and then set on the table. All winning possibilities of the three dice appear illuminated on the layout.
  • Winning payoffs range from 1 :1 even money for one-of-a-kind, to 180:1 for a specific trio.
  • FIG. 1A- 1F show an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the gaming system includes a main cabinet 100, a server
  • the server can be a stand-alone server or included in main cabinet 100 and can include a chip, a memory, and optionally a database.
  • the server is either commercially available or can be readily constructed by a person of ordinary skill in the art.
  • Screens 200, 300 and 400 can display live casino games or non-live casino games.
  • Betting terminal 500 comprises mechanisms (not shown) that allow a player to place a bet on a live casino game or a non-live casino game.
  • the gaming system also includes a mechanism for selecting one or more live casino game(s) (not shown) and a mechanism for playing the one or more live casino game(s) (not shown).
  • the gaming system can also include a mechanism for selecting one or more non-live casino game(s) (not shown) and a mechanism for playing the one or more non-live casino game(s) (not shown). Note, the mechanisms for selecting or playing one or more live or non-live casino game(s) can be included in any place in the gaming system.
  • Figure IB shows the bottom view of the gaming system shown in Figure 1
  • Figure 1C shows the top view of the gaming system shown in Figure 1 A.
  • Figures ID- IE show two perspective views of the gaming system shown in Figure 1A.
  • Figure IF shows the side view of the gaming system shown in Figure
  • Figure 1G illustrates a live baccarat player in the count down time of a live baccarat game.
  • the gaming system described herein includes a main cabinet 100, which includes an upper screen 120 and a lower screen 140, a screen 200 for displaying slot machine games, and two hinges 300 connecting screen 200 to main cabinet 100.
  • Screen 200 is foldable and can be folded to cover upper screen 120 (Figure 3).
  • Figure 3 shows the gaming system of Figure 2 in a cluster, whereby a plurality of players can use the gaming system to play a game and a slot machine game. It is also envisioned that the screens are not separate screens, but portions of a screen within a single screen.
  • the gaming system includes a main cabinet 100, which includes an upper screen 120 and a lower screen 140, and a screen 200 for displaying slot machine games.
  • the screen 200 is connected to and integratedly extended from lower screen 140 such that screen 200 and lower screen 140 become a single body.
  • Figure 5 shows the gaming system of Figure 4 in a cluster, whereby a plurality of
  • players can use the gaming system to play a game and a slot machine game.
  • the gaming system includes a main cabinet 100, which includes an upper screen 120 and a lower screen 140, and a screen 200 for displaying slot machine games.
  • the screen 200 is connected to and integratedly extended fromupper screen 120 such that screen 200 and upper screen 120 become a single body.
  • Figure 7 shows the gaming system of Figure 6 in a cluster, whereby a plurality of players can use the gaming system to play a game and a slot machine game.
  • the gaming system described herein includes a main cabinet 100, which includes an upper screen 120 and a lower screen 140, a screen 200 for displaying slot machine games, and two metallic arms 300 connecting screen 200to main cabinet 100 by the side of upper screen 120.
  • Figure 9 shows the gaming system of Figure 8 in a cluster, whereby a plurality of players can use the gaming system to play a game and a slot machine game.
  • the gaming system includes a main cabinet 100, which includes an upper screen 120 and a lower screen 140, and a screen 200 for displaying slot machine games.
  • the screen 200 is connected to and integratedly extended from upper screen 120 such that screen 200 and upper screen 120 become a single body.
  • FIG. 11 shows the gaming system of Figure 10 in a cluster, whereby a plurality of players can use the gaming system to play a game and a slot machine game.
  • the gaming system includes a main cabinetl OO having an upper screen 120 and a lower screen 140 connected or otherwise attached thereto.
  • a screen 200 for displaying a slot machine game is attached to themain cabinet 100 by the side of the upper screen 120.
  • thescreen 200 can be attached to the main cabinet 100 by the side of the lower screen 140.
  • the screen 200 can be rotated ( Figure 12A) to have an angle (e.g., 90 degree) in relation to screen 120 or screen 140.
  • the screen for displaying a slot machine game of the various embodiments described above can be fixed or folded.
  • a person of ordinary skill in the art can readily construct a gaming system or device according to the above description.
  • FIGS 13A and 13B a layout for the gaming system described herein is shown in Figures 13A and 13B.
  • Figures 13A and 13B show the overall layout of the betting terminal which has two portions of screens, the upper screen portion (1400) and the lower screen portion (1500), shown in detail in Figures 13A and 13B.
  • upper screen portion 1400 includes an upper part (1410) for displaying the result, score and latest jackpot amount, the center part (1420) for displaying a live video of the gambling table, and a messenger screen (1430) for displaying messages.
  • the jackpot amount digits can be programmed to be in rolling motion to reflect the increasing jackpot pool.
  • the center part of the upper screen has a section designated as Player (1440), which has a small screen (1450), and another section designated as Banker (1460), which also has a small screen (1470).
  • the small screens 1450 and 1470 are for display of card values of the player hand and the bank hand respectively.
  • the current amount of total wagers on Player (player hand) and Banker (bank hand) in a live baccarat game are shown in small screens 1480 and 1490 below small screens 1450 and 1470, respectively.
  • any live table game could be displayed, as will be appreciated by those of skill in the art.
  • the lower screen portion 1500 may be an operating touch screen for betting, which includes bet-option buttons (1510), bet-amount buttons (1520), and credit window (1530).
  • the bet-option buttons 1510 include the various betting selections described above, e.g., betting for player hand (1511) win with a payoff rate of 1 :1 , for the bank hand (1512) win with a payoff rate of 1 :0.95, for tie (1513) with a payoff rate of 1 :8, for Player Pairs (1514) with a payoff rate of 1 :11, for banker pairs (1515) with a payoff rate of 1 :11, and for Jackpot bet (1516), the rules of which are described above.
  • Box 1517 shows the pops up when bets are placed on a particular bet option.
  • the number inside Box 1517 corresponds to the amount placed on a particular bet option.
  • the bet-amount buttons 1520 as shown in the layout, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000, provide the players the convenience of adding up betting amounts in a fast manner. To illustrate, for a bet of 10,000 USD or HKD, the player can simply press the "1000" button ten times to reach the desired betting amount. Note, the bet-amount buttons 1520 shown are illustrative and non-exclusive. Buttons designated for other amounts, e.g., "1 ", "5", "10", “100", “100,000”, “1 ,000,000" can be readily added to the screen.
  • the credit window 530 shows the remaining balance of a player's credit.
  • the player may insert bills or chips into or transfer money from a credit card account and/or a bank account to the machine to add up the credit amount from time to time. If the player desires to stop playing the baccarat game and to cash out, he may ask the operator to authorize a cash-out procedure, and then obtain the remaining balance. Once results of a game are confirmed, the losing bet shown in the bet option buttons (1510) in the center of lower screen will disappear while the winning bet in the bet option buttons (1510) in the lower screen will flash with the total amount won.
  • the lower screen portion 1500 further includes language selection button (1540), which can switch the operation language of the baccarat game between, e.g., English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, German, Arabic, Japanese, and Korean, etc, Rule selection button (1550), which prompts the display of rules for live baccarat and Paradise Jackpot, Cancel button (1560), which allows the bettor to cancel all bets made before the cards are dealt, Operator button (1570), which allows the bettor to call for assistance from the casino staff when there is machine failure or the bettor wishes to exit from the game, and Results Bars (1580, 1590) which display the results for previous live baccarat games.
  • language selection button can switch the operation language of the baccarat game between, e.g., English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, German, Arabic, Japanese, and Korean, etc
  • Rule selection button (1550
  • Cancel button which allows the bettor to cancel all bets made before the cards are dealt
  • Operator button (1570) which allows the
  • results bar 1580 shows history for each table providing a results history display.
  • results bar 1580 shows the past game results for approximately 30 games played at a single table.
  • results history may be shown by way of a display results bar that shows player, banker and tie results as well as player or banker pairs natural results - all shown with an explanation of the symbols and running tally of results.
  • Results bar 1590 area shows the results history for three (3) tables (1592, 1594, 1596).
  • the results bar 1580 shows the results for another table, which may be for the table that is currently being played, which is why it appears larger and has a larger number results from past games played.
  • the player may switch between games by touching the results bar that corresponds to the table they want to play at. This allows for significantly reduced down time. During any period of inactivity (for example during dealing, or waiting for bets to be placed at one table) the player can switch to another table quickly and easily and virtually play at that table. This increases the play for the player, adding to a sense of excitement. For the casinos, it is also highly profitable. Table games require dealers and the number of places are limited by gaming regulations and the physical space around a table. The gaming system of the present invention allows more players to play at the tables, as they are not physically at the table. There may be another second additional portion of the screen in the main cabinet for playing a casino slot machine game 1600, as shown in Figure 13C. It should be understood Figure 13A, 13B and 13C are each separate portions of a screen. They may be within one screen as portions within one screen, or within separate screens viewable to a player (for example as shown in Fig. 5).

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L'invention concerne un système de jeu comprenant une armoire principale et un serveur d'ordinateur, comprenant : un mécanisme dans une armoire principale pour sélectionner et jouer, au moyen d'un joueur, un ou plusieurs jeux de casino en direct à partir d'une pluralité de jeux de casino en direct joués à une pluralité de tables espacées de ladite armoire principale ; un mécanisme pour sélectionner et jouer un ou plusieurs jeux de machine à sous de casino au moyen du joueur, au moins une première partie d'un premier écran dans l'armoire principale pour afficher le ou les jeux de casino en direct, un historique de résultats pour chaque table étant affiché pour fournir un affichage d'historique de résultats, une seconde partie supplémentaire d'un écran dans l'armoire principale pour afficher au moins un jeu de machine à sous de casino, le mécanisme jouant aux jeux de machine à sous de casino est conçu pour permettre au joueur de passer des jeux de casino en direct à au moins un jeu de machine à sous de casino selon au moins l'affichage d'historique de résultats pour chaque table.
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