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OwnerLawrence E. Hawkinsinventor
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A game board for enhanced enjoyment of playing Acey-Deucy, including a rectangular play area divided into a plurality of equal-shaped rectangular spaces arranged linearly. Each rectangular space has a width configured to accommodate not more than one game piece, and has a length configured to accommodate not less than four game pieces laid flat on the rectangular space, and not more than eight game pieces laid flat on the rectangular space. Unlike on a traditional backgammon board, where the game pieces of opponent players are moved in opposing “horse shoe” patterns, on the game board for enhanced enjoyment of playing Acey-Deucy, the game pieces of the opponent players advance toward each other and continue to advance linearly in opposing directions throughout a game. Thus, the game board enables straight head-on play, making all moves easier to understand and easier to execute, thereby adding to the enjoyment of playing Acey-Deucy.
A game board for providing unidirectional linear movement of game pieces for each of two opposing players while playing table games including backgammon and Acey-Deucy, the linear direction for movement of game pieces by each player along the game board while playing a table game is opposite to that of the opposing player, the game board comprising:
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A game board for providing unidirectional linear movement of game pieces for each of two opposing players while playing a table game such as Acey-Deucy or Backgammon, the linear direction for movement of game pieces by each player along the game board while playing the table game being opposite to the linear direction of that of the opposing player, the game board comprising:
A method of playing a table game including Acey-Deucy and Backgammon with unidirectional linear movement of game pieces for each of two opposing players, the linear direction for movement of game pieces by each player while playing the table game being opposite to that of the opposing player, the method comprising:
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