Abstract: A gaming device, which automatically displays projected odds for a particular result or combination of results and registers the projected results that a player selects, comprises a random number or figure or color generator, a computer used in conjunction with software designed for such purpose and a display area for viewing projected odds and projected results.

Abstract: A gaming device which is designed to be utilized within a game of chance which utilizes a pair of rotating wheels which are mounted on the same rotational axis and which are mounted in juxtaposition to each other. The exterior face of each of the wheels includes a series of numbers. The wheels are to be rotated simultaneously in opposite directions and when rotation ceases, a certain aligned pair of numbers between the wheels will produce a winning value with therebeing multitudes of winning values depending upon which two numbers become aligned.

Abstract: A board game apparatus is disclosed having a board with marked spaces or areas constituting a path of progression around the board. The apparatus includes token money as a medium or indicia of payment. Movement of playing pieces is by chance. Spaces or areas on the board provide instructions for further movement or the mode of exchange of tokens between or among the players. Cards are provided having selected values and are used by the players to challenge and to play competitively with each other. Strategy of play depends upon position on the board and the cards available to the players. Payments from one player to another may result from winning or losing a challenge situation or by chance as dictated by the indicia on a player's position on the board. The game involves a combination of chance or luck and skill in managing the cards drawn.

Abstract: A game apparatus utilizes a rotatable wheel in combination with a playing table. Both the table and wheel include indicia from the standard fifty-two card playing deck. In one embodiment, a pair of concentric wheels are utilized with hands arranged on an outer, stationary wheel and individual card indicia arranged on an inner rotatable wheel. The rotatable wheel is divided into four concentric annular areas, which areas are subdivided into alternating 52 space and 13 space configurations. The stationary wheel is subdivided into 13 spaces each of which has indicia therein indicative of a class of playing card hands or an instruction. A second embodiment utilizes a single rotatable wheel with fifty-two segments representing the fifty-two cards of the standard playing card deck in combination with a horizontal play surface which includes fifty-two spaces arranged in rows according to suit and columns according to denomination.

Abstract: The game herein described has a board upon which there is mounted a basket. The basket has a reduced-in-size lower portion beneath which is a flapper assembly. When the player makes a basket with the throw of a bean bag, which passes through the inside of the basket, at the bottom of the basket, the bean bag actuates an elevated part of the flapper which is hereinafter referred to as a flat surface. The weight and force upon the flat surface, causes the arm which is pivotally mounted and integral with it, to move and causes a flapper pointer to engage selector pins which are radially mounted on a spinner wheel, causing the spinner wheel to rotate. A pointer mounted at a top position above the spinner wheel indicates the indicia upon the spinner wheel which gives the player the number of points he has scored.

Abstract: A game of runs, dashes, relays, shot puts, high jump, long jump, and pole vault for six players using two spinners, one marked in numbers, the other marked in measurements in feet and inches, a track, a score card, a grease pencil and six runner player pieces.

Abstract: This invention is concerned with an electrically operated game device wherein a number selector means consisting of at least two electrically actuated spinnable pointers are provided to select or indicate at random a set of numbers, which numbers form possible arithmetical combinations. The rotation of each of said spinnable pointers is made variable and sequential by the use of a timing device. A horizontally disposed playing glass panel is disposed forwardly of said number selector means, said playing panel having several transverse rows of numerical indicia outlined thereon whereby all the possible arithmetical combinations arising from the randomly indicated numbers could be reflected thereon. An electrical control panel is provided wherein a set of switches are provided to actuate the number selector means and the lighting means disposed on said playing panel.

Abstract: A board game apparatus includes a playing board divided into a multiplicity of adjacent playing areas forming a main course. The main course includes a plurality of playing areas having penalties, rewards, instructions and numerical indicia thereon, all of which are randomly interposed. A plurality of secondary playing areas having consecutive numerical indicia thereon and two colored areas are disposed without the main playing course. In addition, the board includes a dial indicator which is adapted to rotate and indicate a numerical quantity of main course playing areas along which a player moves his distinctive token, subject to the instructions found thereon. Monetary tokens are used to comply with the penalty and reward requirements during the playing of the game. Wagering tokens adapted to be placed on the secondary playing and colored areas indicate the numbers and colors wagered on by the players.