Parlor game device

An electrically operated game device comprising a number selector means including at least two spinnable pointers each mounted centrally of an opening;

• a circular band defined on the wall of each opening and concentric therewith, said circular bands each being divided into a predetermined number of sector groups with each sector group being comprised of numbered radial segments;
• a plurality of studs each secured in-between said radial segments and cooperable with means on said pointers for indexing said pointers;
• timing circuit means operably connected to said pointers to control the sequential and variable rotation thereof to randomly indicate a number in any of said sector groups;
• said timing circuit means including a motor driven gang of switch-actuating cams, said gang including a first cam having a plurality of equally, symetrically positioned actuating notches for opening two circumferentially spaced switches each cammed by the first cam when the respective switches are indexed by a respective notch, said gang further including an additional cam for each respective pointer, each said additional cam having the same plurality of notches as the first cam but having the actuating notches unsymetrically positioned thereon, a switch controlled by each additional cam which switch actuates a motor for turning its respective pointer, and a player operable start button, whereby on actuation of the start button the motor driving the ganged cam switches is initially actuated and is maintained actuated by one of the switches cammed by the first cam, while the additional cams actuate their associated switches to rotate the pointer motors until such associated switches are opened at the cam notches, whereby the said one switch of the first cam is opened at the next notch with the cam motor still maintaining driving rotation under the control of the now closed second switch associated with the first cam until said second switch is opened at the next notch occuring on the first cam to complete one overall actuation of the device.