Dice Game
OwnerKarsten Bordinginventor
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Abstract
An electronic version of a dice game for one or more players playable on a variety of mobile and stationary computer platforms such as a tablet, a smart phone, or a computer and a method of playing the same, is disclosed. The dice game provides significantly more possible outcomes and dilemmas for the user through the use of a plurality of columns wherein each of the plurality of columns has a different multiplication factor.
Claims20
An electronic dice game for use with a mobile electronic device, the electronic dice game comprising:
- a game board description page;
- and
- at least one player game board page comprising a pseudo-random number generator, a plurality of columns, a plurality of rows, and a plurality of scoring fields;
- and
- at least one rankings page.
An electronic dice game for use with a mobile electronic device, the electronic dice game comprising:
- a game board description page;
- and
- a first and a second player game board page each comprising a pseudo-random number generator, a plurality of columns, a plurality of rows, and a plurality of scoring fields;
- and
- at least one rankings page.
A software implemented method for playing an electronic dice game, the method comprising:
- providing a mobile electronic device for implementing the electronic dice game;
- logging in a first and a second player;
- assigning a player page to the first and the second player;
- randomly generating five numbers between one and six for a first player;
- assigning the five numbers to a select one of a plurality of columns and a plurality of rows on the first player page;
- randomly generating five numbers between one and six for a second player;
- assigning the five numbers to a select one of a plurality of columns and a plurality of rows on the second player page;
- repeating randomly generating five numbers between one and six alternating between the first player and the second player;
- multiplying each completed row by a predetermined factor;
- uploading a result of a completed game to a rankings page.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.