Electronic amusement machine
OwnerTrevor William Castleinventor
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The invention relates to an electronic amusement machine and there is disclosed such a machine for playing a form of the card game commonly known as poker. The machine disclosed is suitable for two players and includes a playing face and a storage face. On initiation of a game, five cards are successively randomly illuminated on said playing face and then transferred to the storage face automatically. A second five cards are then successively randomly illuminated on said playing face and on completion may be compared with the cards illuminated on said storage face. The possibility of more than one storage face is also mentioned and the disclosure includes detailed circuit diagrams for the complete machine including detailed circuitry for the store function. The machine disclosed also includes a reject facility whereby each player has the option of rejecting, within a short time, up to five cards as they randomly appear on the playing face.
An electronic amusement machine including a visual display having at least two sets of individual characters, the characters of each set corresponding to the characters of the other of said at least two sets, one of said sets being a playing set and the other of said at least two sets being a storage set, said machine including first circuit means to randomly illuminate a predetermined number of characters of said playing set during successive plays of a game and second circuit means to transfer the result of completed plays on said playing set to said storage set, and means for storing said results at least until the last play is completed on said playing set.
An electronic amusement machine including a visual display comprising a playing face having many differing individual characters capable of illumination during a game and a storage face having individual characters representing the characters of said playing face said storage face being capable of illumination during a game, said machine including first circuit means adapted, in use, to successively illuminate, during a first play, a predetermined number of characters of said playing face in a random manner and second circuit means to transfer the results of said first play to said storage face by illuminating the characters of said storage face representing the illuminated characters of the playing face, said first circuit means enabling a second play to be made whereby a similar number of cards to said first play are illuminated on said playing face, to enable the results of said second play to be compared with the results of said first play in accordance with a predetermined set of rules.
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