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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7128652 | System, method, and article of manufacture for gaming from an off-site location Systems, methods, and articles of manufacture consistent with the present invention allow a patron to play games from an off-site location via an online network. For example, a server may receive, from a first client terminal, a purchase request for at least one wag... | 10/31/2006 |
| 7022017 | Interactive resort operating system Systems and methods consistent with the present invention allow guests at a hospitality facility to request hospitality facility services from a remote terminal. For example, guests can order merchandise (such as event tickets, food and drink, and retail items), mak... | 04/04/2006 |
| 6280328 | Cashless computerized video game system and method A coinless video game system includes a plurality of electronic video game terminals, a game server corresponding to each player terminal, and a central control network for administering and controlling games and player accounts. A player initially establ... | 08/28/2001 |
| 6089982 | Cashless computerized video game system and method A coinless video game system includes a plurality of electronic video game terminals, a game server corresponding to each player terminal, and a central control network for administering and controlling games and player accounts. A player initially establ... | 07/18/2000 |
| 5800269 | Cashless computerized video game system and method A coinless video game system includes a plurality of electronic video game terminals, a game server corresponding to each player terminal, and a central control network for administering and controlling games and player accounts. A player initially establ... | 09/01/1998 |
| 5674128 | Cashless computerized video game system and method A coinless video game system includes a plurality of electronic video game terminals, a game server corresponding to each player terminal, and a central control network for administering and controlling games and player accounts. A player initially establ... | 10/07/1997 |
