Abstract: A dice game embodied in a table or slot machine format utilizing preferably two dice outputs to generate numbers based multiple repetitions or a count of numbers prior to novel termination and payout events. The preferred embodiment allows for payouts where a number is repeated at least two times before a termination event. The invention further comprising a randomizing device having uneven surfaces for the randomizing of dice rolls. The invention is further described as a method of wagering where a video or column type display is given for consecutive dice rolls of a predetermined and finite number of rolls with a payout based on the combination of the consecutive dice rolls over the predetermined number of rolls.

Abstract: A card game as disclosed, wherein winning hands are determined by the four suits that make up a standard deck of 52 playing cards and wherein a winning hand has one card from each suit and further providing a novel way of determining winning hands and providing enhanced pay outs of winnings hands, as well as a table structure and video embodiment for playing the same. A jackpot is provided by having a statistically remote hand built from dealt cards combined with draw cards. In addition, a method is disclosed for playing multiple card hands to achieve the jackpot.

Abstract: A dice game embodied in a table or slot machine format utilizing preferably two dice outputs to generate numbers based multiple repetitions or a count of numbers prior to novel termination and payout events. The preferred embodiment differs from traditional craps in that there is no requirement of a repeated number roll for a win. In one embodiment, a number other than seven, the target number, can be rolled on two six sided dice, numbered on sides from 1-6, in a tournament style fashion over a selected calendar period to win the primary wager. These games include counting the rolls on different players and comparing those rolls and making an award to the player making (a) the most rolls, (b) the most points, (c) the fewest points or rolls or (d) enhanced pay outs for higher targets during a limited (e.g. 4) number of dice rolls. The invention also envisions the addition of points in a given number of rolls to generate a total which is compared to a central number or to reach certain specific numbers.

Abstract: A card game as disclosed, wherein winning hands are determined by the four suits that make up a standard deck of 52 playing cards and wherein a winning hand has one card from each suit and further providing a novel way of determining winning hands and providing enhanced pay outs of winning hands, as well as a table structure and video embodiment for playing the same.