Card dealing shoe with a pusher
OwnerArtjoms Spiridonovsinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a device to hold playing cards in position to allow them to be dealt out one at a time. A dealing shoe comprises a shoe body configured to receive plurality of playing cards, a front panel, through which the playing cards received in the shoe body are dealt out, and a lip extending outside the shoe body in the front of the front panel of the shoe body. The dealing shoe further comprises a pusher arranged within the shoe body. The dealing shoe is characterized in that the lip comprises a scanner hole facilitating the scan of dealt cards, and a docking station allowing removable and secure attachment of the dealing shoe to the dealing table.
Claims11
A dealing shoe comprising:
- a shoe body configured to receive plurality of playing cards, wherein the shoe body comprises a base plate, three walls extending from the base plate and a front panel, through which the playing cards received in the shoe body are dealt out, and the base plate comprises a lip extending outside the shoe body in front of the front panel of the shoe body, a pusher arranged within the shoe body, wherein the pusher comprises a pusher wheel rotatably connected to the pusher, a shoe base arranged below the shoe body, and the shoe base comprises a set of magnets, characterized in that the front panel (7) in relation to the base plate (15) is inclined at an angle of 34 to 38 degrees, and in that a face (88) of the pusher (8) in relation to the base plate (15) of the shoe body (1) is inclined at an angle of 39 to 41 degrees, and in that the lip (18) comprises a lip hole (6) and thumb areas (10) are made on each side of the lip (18) in a form of rounded sides.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.