Validation scheduling in a wagering game machine
AssigneeWMS Gaming Inc.
InventorsNevin J. Liber, Jason A. Smith
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Abstract
A computerized wagering game system includes a gaming module comprising gaming code which is operable to present a wagering game on which monetary value can be wagered, and a validation module. The validation module is operable to validate two or more queues of data, and to dynamically adjust validation speed of each queue based on an estimated completion time.
Claims23
A computerized wagering game system, comprising:
- a wagering game module operable to present a wagering game upon which monetary value can be wagered;
- and
- a validation module operable to validate data stored within the wagering game machine via two or more independent validation queues, such that each of the two or more queues is operable to concurrently and independently validate queued data, and where each of the two or more queues is further operable to queue two or more data elements for validation.
A method of operating a computerized wagering game system, comprising:
- using the computerized wagering game system, validating data stored within the wagering game machine via two or more independent validation queues, such that each of the two or more queues is operable to concurrently and independently validate queued data, and where each of the two or more queues is further operable to queue two or more data elements for validation.
A computerized wagering game system, comprising:
- a wagering game module operable to present a wagering game upon which monetary value can be wagered;
- and
- a validation module operable to validate software stored within the wagering game machine, and further operable to dynamically adjust a validation speed based on a target validation completion time.
A method of operating a computerized wagering game system, comprising:
- using a processor of the computerized wagering game system to:
- validate software stored within the computerized wagering game system;
- and
- dynamically adjust a validation speed based on a target validation completion time.
A machine-readable medium comprising instructions, which when executed by a machine, cause the machine to:
- validate data stored within the machine via two or more independent validation queues, such that each of the two or more queues is operable to concurrently and independently validate queued data, and where each of the two or more queues is further operable to queue two or more data elements for validation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.