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US 2019/0057575 A1Published application
Electronic gaming method
OwnerAly Said Mohamedinventor
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Abstract
A new investment-type of online game and/or software app that guarantees a payoff of $500.00 a month from a small, one-time initial investment and compliance of the rules. The payoff odds may increase incrementally the more one recruits others to play the game to provide consumers a new and exciting game that increases the opportunities for financial improvement in today's uncertain economy.
Claims10
A method of playing an electronic game comprising the steps of:
- providing a computer network;
- providing a plurality of computer devices;
- wherein each of said computer devices is adapted to electronically connect with and communicate through said computer network;
- providing gaming software;
- wherein each of said plurality of computer devices is encoded with said gaming software;
- and
- wherein said gaming software is adapted to:
- allow a plurality of players to interact with one another via said computer devices, said gaming software, and said computer network;
- allow a first player to set up a personal profile;
- allow said first player to deposit money into a gaming account;
- allow said first player to recruit other players;
- allow said other players to deposit money into said gaming account;
- allow a second player to set up a personal profile;
- allow said second player to deposit money into said gaming account;
- allow said second player to recruit other players;
- allow said second player other players to deposit money into said gaming account;
- generate random risk values;
- generate a score for said first player based upon the number of other players recruited by said first player and a generated risk value;
- generate a score for said second player based upon the number of other players recruited by said second player and a generated risk value;
- compare said scores of said first and second players and determine a winner.
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