Rubber Based Board Game
AssigneeUltra Pro International, LLC
InventorSean Lashgari
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Abstract
A novel board game system with board game tiles having a rubber based bottom is disclosed. The board game system comprises one or more board game tiles, a plurality of game dice; a plurality of game cards; and a plurality of game tokens. Each of the board games tiles comprises a paperboard top layer; a polymeric bottom layer; and a polyester fabric layer disposed between the paperboard top layer and the polymeric bottom layer. The plurality of dice may further comprise a movement die having a plurality of numbers on an outer surface; and a traffic die having a plurality of instruction icons on an outer surface.
Claims16
1) A board game system comprising
- a) one or more board game tiles, wherein each of said board games tiles comprises a
- i) a paperboard top layer;
- ii) a polymeric bottom layer having a plurality of channels extending from a bottom side of said one or more board games tiles into said polymeric bottom layer;
- iii) a polyester fabric layer disposed between said paperboard top layer and said polymeric bottom layer;
- b) a plurality of game dice;
- c) a plurality of game cards;
- and
- d) a plurality of game tokens.
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16) A method of utilizing a game board system
- a) wherein said game board system comprises
- i) one or more board game tiles, wherein each of said board games tiles comprises a
- (1) a paperboard top layer;
- (2) a polymeric bottom layer;
- (3) a polyester fabric layer disposed between said paperboard top layer and said polymeric bottom layer;
- ii) a plurality of game dice;
- iii) a plurality of game cards;
- and
- iv) a plurality of game tokens;
- b) wherein said method comprises
- i) placing said one or more game tiles on a planar surface such that said polymeric bottom layer is adjacent to said planar surface;
- ii) placing one or more game tokens on said paperboard top layer;
- iii) rolling said one or more game dice;
- iv) taking one or more game cards;
- v) discarding one or more game cards;
- and
- vi) moving a predetermined game token along a top portion of said one or more game board tiles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.