Abstract: A comprehensive technological framework for a dynamic, probability-based jackpot system designed primarily for wager-based card games such as Baccarat, implemented within live dealer game table (LDGT) and dealer-controlled electronic table game (DETG) environments. One aspect relates to a live, dynamic market of jackpot multipliers that are directly and continuously synchronized with the mathematical probability of winning events as the game state changes. The system functions as a real-time analysis engine centered on a Came Management System (GMS) that interfaces with a Real-Time Card Recognition System. This architecture allows the system to identify each physical card dealt from a shoe, maintain a precise in-memory dataset of the remaining card composition, and utilize a specialized Probability Calculation Engine to continuously recalculate combinatorial probabilities for a plurality of defined jackpot tiers after every single card is dealt.

Abstract: A comprehensive wager-based gaming system configured to implement “Mystery” Jackpot” techniques at live dealer casino game tables (LDGTS) and live dealer-controlled electronic table games systems (DETGS) comprising multiple electronic table game terminals (ETGTS). A central Core Module coordinates interactions between Electronic Table Game Terminals, mobile devices, and live Dealer Consoles. The Dealer Console features a manual trigger for system-wide jackpots, gated by a Dealer Performance Tracker that validates game analytics. A Multi-Game State Synchronization Algorithm manages disparate game cycles to synchronize event animations. The system further includes a Sandboxed Verification Module for ingesting external sponsor funds into prize pools and a Jackpot Odds Adjustment Engine that dynamically modifies random number generator parameters based on player loyalty metrics.

Abstract: A Local and Remote Wager-Based & Tournament Gaming Platform (“Nebula”), provides a novel remote control and content streaming architecture, enabling remote player interaction with physical Electronic Gaming Machines (EGMs) or Electronic Table Game Terminals (ETGTs). A first server system generates a hybrid graphical user interface, combining live EGM/ETGT video with interactive overlays for remote control. This system employs predictive input processing and multi-point validation for latency mitigation during remote gameplay. The platform uniquely supports concurrent wager-based and tournament gameplay on a single EGM/ETGT, accessible remotely and facilitated by the first server system. Furthermore, the first server system dynamically manages system resources and multi-jurisdictional regulatory compliance, ensuring a seamless and compliant remote gaming experience on physical casino assets.

Abstract: An improved electronic wager-based gaming machine (EGM) is disclosed. The EGM supports multiple concurrent players and maintains a plurality of distinct virtual meters, each exclusively associated with a distinct, concurrent game session on a single EGM. The server processes financial transactions, such as deposits and withdrawals using the EGM's cash handling peripherals, against a specific virtual meter and a corresponding player's casino account, which is maintained separate from the EGM's operational funds. This enables the EGM to act as a financial terminal for the player's account. Concurrently, data derived from the virtual meters is transformed and aggregated into a single, unified regulatory meter for compliance reporting, which is distinct from the virtual meters. The EGM provides a shared multiplayer interactive control interface to solve the technical problem of supporting multiple, independent player sessions concurrently on a single EGM.

Abstract: Various systems and methods are directed to an electro-mechanical dice shaker gaming system designed to enhance fairness, transparency, and security in wager-based gaming environments. The system includes an electro-mechanical random number generator (RNG) assembly that physically isolates the dice shaking mechanism from the player terminal, preventing external interference from affecting game outcomes. The dice shaker mechanism is housed in a transparent enclosure, allowing players and casino operators to visually verify each roll. Integrated sensors, including tilt and vibration detectors, monitor environmental conditions to detect and prevent tampering. A camera-based monitoring system captures images of each dice roll, facilitating automated outcome verification and compliance auditing. The system supports modular configurations for multi-player gaming, real-time streaming for remote participation, and AI-driven fraud detection.

Abstract: Various aspects disclosed herein are directed to intelligent advantage spin techniques implemented in wager-based games conducted on electronic gaming devices. The intelligent advantage spin techniques may be incorporated into wager-based slot games for offering players various types of re-spin opportunities via the use of Advantage Spin (AVS) credits, loyalty points, or game credits. During gameplay, the system provides real-time analysis of game outcomes, identifying strategic moments such as near-miss scenarios to dynamically present customized advantage spin offers to players. Players can leverage AVS credits to selectively re-spin individual reels and/or symbols. AVS credits may also be employed as promotional incentives, redeemable across different game themes or EGMs, and can persist across gaming sessions, different EGMs, different venues, etc.

Abstract: Various aspects disclosed herein are directed to intelligent advantage spin techniques implemented in wager-based games conducted on electronic gaming devices. The intelligent advantage spin techniques may be incorporated into wager-based slot games for offering players various types of re-spin opportunities via the use of Advantage Spin (AVS) credits, loyalty points, or game credits. During gameplay, the system provides real-time analysis of game outcomes, identifying strategic moments such as near-miss scenarios to dynamically present customized advantage spin offers to players. Players can leverage AVS credits to selectively re-spin individual reels and/or symbols. AVS credits may also be employed as promotional incentives, redeemable across different game themes or EGMs, and can persist across gaming sessions, different EGMs, different venues, etc.

Abstract: An improved system, apparatus and method for flipping gaming objects, such as dice, in a random, reliable manner. An object flipping platform can be contained within a container associated with an electronic gaming machine. The container can be at least partially transparent so that users (e.g., game players) are able to view the objects flipping. The object flipping platform can be used to flip objects (e.g., dice) from one side to an opposite side, and vice versa.

Abstract: Gaming table systems include electronic gaming tables, gaming terminals, and a system server. A system or table can be configured to administer a live wager-based table game involving an initial shared hand that is shared by multiple live players. Each player can make different live game decisions regarding discarding physical playing items from the initial shared hand, and game outcomes include final hands that vary by player depending upon the different decisions. The live table game can be draw poker, which can involve dealing five physical cards face up for the initial shared hand and five additional cards face down for a first set of replacement cards before any live game player decisions. A second set of replacement cards can provide a second play from the same initial shared hand. Methods of providing the draw poker game can include preventing further user inputs prior to revealing the face down cards.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein concern methods and systems for providing wager-based gaming using an electronic gaming machine that mimics a table game. For example, a table game often makes use of physical objects in carrying out a wager-based game. The same physical objects can be represented in the electronic gaming machine. The physical objects have different potential outcomes when used in the wager-based game. The particular potential outcome yielded by the physical objects can be randomized by a randomizing action. In one embodiment, the physical objects can be implemented by one or more reels contained within the electronic gaming machine, and the reels can include reel-stops that represent the different possibilities that the physical objects can yield during a wager-based game.

Abstract: Gaming table systems can include multiple electronic gaming tables, multiple gaming terminals, and a system server. Each gaming terminal can have a terminal controller adapted to facilitate the overlapping or simultaneous play by a single player of multiple wager-based table games at multiple electronic gaming tables. A server in communication with the gaming tables controls starting times of the wager-based table games by sending signals to the tables indicating when each game is allowed to start. Signals can be sent due to triggering events and/or can cause staggered starting times across games, which can allow faster players to play more games. The server can also control which gaming tables starts a next game, distribute table usage, and confirm that wagers are placed within a proper time frame for their respective games. A compliance server can verify eligibility of remote gaming terminals to participate in wager-based game play in the system.

Abstract: An improved system, apparatus and method for flipping gaming objects, such as dice, in a random, reliable manner. An object flipping platform can be contained within a container associated with an electronic gaming machine. The container can be at least partially transparent so that users (e.g., game players) are able to view the objects flipping. The object flipping platform can be used to flip objects (e.g., dice) from one side to an opposite side, and vice versa.

Abstract: An improved system, apparatus and method for flipping gaming objects, such as dice, in a random, reliable manner. An object flipping platform can be contained within a container associated with an electronic gaming machine. The container can be at least partially transparent so that users (e.g., game players) are able to view the objects flipping. The object flipping platform can be used to flip objects (e.g., dice) from one side to an opposite side, and vice versa.

Abstract: An improved system, apparatus and method for flipping gaming objects, such as dice, in a random, reliable manner. An object flipping platform can be contained within a container associated with an electronic gaming machine. The container can be at least partially transparent so that users (e.g., game players) are able to view the objects flipping. The object flipping platform can be used to flip objects (e.g., dice) from one side to an opposite side, and vice versa.

Abstract: Various aspects described or referenced herein are directed to different methods, systems, and computer program products for implementing automated money laundering detection, notification, and reporting techniques implemented at casino gaming networks.

Abstract: A method and system for playing jackpot and live baccarat games are provided. One feature of the jackpot method involves the use of card combinations that may include, e.g., at least one zero-point card. Another feature of the jackpot method involves initial jackpot contribution from the banker who operates the baccarat game. It is also provided a software program or a set of software program for carrying out any or all the steps of the disclosed gaming method.

Abstract: An improved system, apparatus and method for flipping gaming objects, such as dice, in a random, reliable manner. An object flipping platform can be contained within a container associated with an electronic gaming machine. The container can be at least partially transparent so that users (e.g., game players) are able to view the objects flipping. The object flipping platform can be used to flip objects (e.g., dice) from one side to an opposite side, and vice versa.

Abstract: Gaming table systems can include multiple electronic gaming tables, multiple gaming terminals, and a system server. Each gaming terminal can have a terminal controller adapted to facilitate the overlapping or simultaneous play by a single player of multiple wager-based table games at multiple electronic gaming tables. A server in communication with the gaming tables controls starting times of the wager-based table games by sending signals to the tables indicating when each game is allowed to start. Signals can be sent due to triggering events and/or can cause staggered starting times across games, which can allow faster players to play more games. The server can also control which gaming tables starts a next game, distribute table usage, and confirm that wagers are placed within a proper time frame for their respective games. A compliance server can verify eligibility of remote gaming terminals to participate in wager-based game play in the system.

Abstract: An improved system, apparatus and method for flipping gaming objects, such as dice, in a random, reliable manner. An object flipping platform can be contained within a container associated with an electronic gaming machine. The container can be at least partially transparent so that users (e.g., game players) are able to view the objects flipping. The object flipping platform can be used to flip objects (e.g., dice) from one side to an opposite side, and vice versa.