Abstract: A system for organizing virtual intellectual lottery games based on the occurrence of live competitive events. As professional players compete in a real game, a virtual game is organized, where gambling players have the chance to predict each move within the real game. As the real game proceeds, virtual players accumulate points based on the number of correctly predicted moves. The prize pool is generated as gambling players join the virtual game and make bets. Prize distribution is based on point accumulation and speed of prediction. The system is accessible via the Internet, other networks, mobile communications, and system terminals in various locations.

Abstract: A lottery game system with an increased unpredictability of the winning combination due to expansion of game possibilities by introduction of a principle of competitiveness not only according to the quantity of coincidence of combinations of elements chosen by players (graphic and/or numerical designations) with combinations that have been determined by a random value or otherwise at random, but also at a level of interest in productivity of one competitive system over another, as the ultimate amount of the prize depends on which system of bets becomes effective (i.e. wins).

Abstract: The system for implementing electronic commercial games and method for their development are disclosed. The system relates to methods for developing commercial electronic games and system for implementing them and may be used for implementing games such as lotteries, sweepstakes, and games based on stock trading principles through the use of the internet, mobile connections, terminals, and other means for displaying and transferring data.