Gaming simulation program providing selection of betting and playing strategies
AssigneeDream Makers, Inc.
InventorsJoseph R. D'Aurora, Jon W. Garaux, Douglas R. Garaux, Peter S. Lampard
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AssigneeDream Makers, Inc.
InventorsJoseph R. D'Aurora, Jon W. Garaux, Douglas R. Garaux, Peter S. Lampard
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A gaming simulation program providing for user selection of gaming and betting strategies is disclosed. Games which may be simulated by the disclosed invention include war, blackjack, poker, keno, baccarat, etc. The program includes a gaming module and a simulation module. The gaming module allows the user to input a gaming strategy, a betting strategy, a playing mode, a number of iterations of the simulation and a speed of the simulations. The playing modes include single hand mode, automatic mode and session mode. The simulation module executes the simulation of the number of game iterations provided by the user to the gaming module. The gaming program may also include a statistics module which compiles and displays statistics of a game during and at the conclusion of a simulation.
A computer program for simulating multiple rounds of a game of chance wherein each round results in a user of the program either winning the round or losing the round, the computer program comprising:
A method for developing and subsequently applying a strategy for playing a game of chance, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for developing and subsequently applying a strategy for playing a game of war wherein each hand results in the player either winning the round or losing the round, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for developing and subsequently applying a strategy for playing a game of blackjack wherein each hand results in the player either winning the hand or losing the hand, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of developing and subsequently applying a game strategy for playing a game of chance, the method comprising the steps of:
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