Game table with a level indicating device
OwnerLuke E. Debevec, David Fitzgibboninventors
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Abstract
Certain game tables requiring a level playing surface for an unbiased playing experience. However, due to physical motion and natural settling most game tables pitch and roll change over time, thereby developing a table bias. Most of the time a player would not know if and when a table bias was affecting their game. Therefore a player could never be sure that they were engaged in an entirely fair competition. This is very unsatisfactory. I propose incorporating a level indicating device into a game table so that a player will always be assured that the playing surface is in an equilibrium orientation. Alternatively if bias were to occur it could be easily identified and corrected through use of the level-indicating device.
Claims16
A game table comprising:
- a substantially planar housing unit having longitudinally opposed ends and transversely spaced apart sides;
- which provides a surface for playing a game
- a support structure which is connected to said housing unit;
- and
- at least one level-indicating device connected to said housing unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.