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Class 273/151 - Duplicate games


Subclass of Class 273 - Amusement devices: games
Definition: Devices in which the hands are intended for subsequent replaying
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 09/12/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
7104542Pull-tab skill tournament poker
A gaming system comprises a plurality of tournament tables in at least one physical location wherein multiple players play identical hands of the same game thereby playing a game of skill with equal opportunity given to each player to win. The system including for e...
09/12/2006
6527191Playing cards provided with a machine-readable code
Playing cards that include a machine-readable bar code in the form of a number of mutually parallel and juxtaposed bars, wherein the code is adapted to be read by light sensitive detectors. Each playing card includes at least one six-position binary code ...
03/04/2003
4534562Playing card coding system and apparatus for dealing coded cards
Playing cards are marked with binary codes adjacent both side edges of the face of each card in a standard deck. The code includes a precode which signals a card reader to read the code in proper bit sequence depending on the direction of card movement pa...
08/13/1985
4353555Duplicate bridge scoring system
A computer system for duplicate bridge scoring utilizes a compact data card to remain attached to a duplicate board during the session of play. The card is arranged for encoding of data round-by-round rather than by player line. The computer unscrambles t...
10/12/1982
 
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