Granted Patent B2

US 8,622,799 · App. 13/479,795 · Granted Jan 7, 2014

Inventor: Joze Pececnik (Smarca, SI)

Assignee: Elektroncek D.D.

Abstract

Claims (34)

1. A gaming system comprising:

a) two adjacent video display screen surfaces, the two adjacent video display screen surfaces sharing a common support base and a common angle with respect to vertical orientation: and a relative obtuse or acute angle with respect to the two display screen surfaces;

b) two separate player input controls at two adjacent seating areas in front of the two adjacent video display screen surfaces;

c) a common processor in information communication link with each of the two separate screens and the common processor;

d) the processor configured to execute code to receive wagers from each of the two player input controls on a single common game or separate wagering game, and to execute code so that a single common game or separate wagering game that is performed is concluded;

e) the processor configured to resolve each of the wagers received from each of the player input controls on the common game or the separate game, and

f) the processor configured to display resolutions of each of the wagers received from each of the player input controls on the common game or the separate game on respective ones of the two adjacent video display screens; wherein the two adjacent video display screen surfaces comprise two distinct and separate screens having two distinct areas comprising a first player input controlled area and a second player input controlled area, and the relative orientation between the two distinct and separate screens is selected from the group consisting of the two screens being separated by an obtuse angle, the two screens being separated by an acute angle and each of the two screens being independently rotatable.

2. The system of claim 1 wherein the two adjacent video display screen surfaces comprise two separate display screens, a first display screen having a first player input controlled area and a second display screen having a second player input controlled area, and the two separate display screens being separate by either an obtuse angle or an acute angle.

3. The system of claim 2 wherein a non-image providing frame separates the first display screen from the second display screen.

4. The system of claim 2 wherein a display face of the first display screen and a display face of the second screen do not lie within a common plane.

5. The system of claim 4 wherein the display faces of the first display screen and the second display screen form an acute angle.

6. The system of claim 4 wherein the display faces of the first display screen and the second display screen form an obtuse angle.

7. The system of claim 1 , wherein a first player input is capable of providing signals to the processor that affect image displayed on the first player input controlled area and a second player input is capable of providing signals to the processor that affect image displayed on the second player input controlled area.

8. The system of claim 2 wherein a first player input is capable of providing signals to the processor that affect image displayed on the first player input controlled area and a second player input is capable of providing signals to the processor that affect image displayed on the second player input controlled area.

9. The system of claim 4 wherein a first player input is capable of providing signals to the processor that affect image displayed on the first player input controlled area and a second player input is capable of providing signals to the processor that affect image displayed on the second player input controlled area.

10. The system of claim 4 wherein seating for two players is positioned and dedicated to the system and a back support of one seat is positioned within 15 degrees of parallel to the first display screen and a back support of a second seat is positioned within 15 degrees of parallel to the second display screen, and each display screen may be independently swiveled.

11. The system of claim 5 wherein seating for two players is positioned and dedicated to the system and a back support of one seat is positioned within 15 degrees of parallel to the first display screen and a back support of a second seat is positioned within 15 degrees of parallel to the second display screen, and each display screen may be independently swiveled.

12. The system of claim 6 wherein seating for two players is positioned and dedicated to the system and a back support of one seat is positioned within 15 degrees of parallel to the first display screen and a back support of a second seat is positioned within 15 degrees of parallel to the second display screen, and each display screen may be independently swiveled.

13. The system of claim 1 , wherein the processor executes code to accept wagers from only the two player input controls on a single processor executed wagering game.

14. The system of claim 4 wherein the processor executes code to accept wagers from only the two player input controls on a single processor executed wagering game.

15. The system of claim 1 , wherein the processor executes code to accept wagers from only the two player input controls on a separate processor executed wagering games which are capable of being played contemporaneously by the processor.

16. The system of claim 4 wherein the processor executes code to accept wagers from only the two player input controls on a separate processor executed wagering games which are capable of being played contemporaneously by the processor.

17. The system of claim 14 wherein the processor executes code to compare degree of performance at the first player input control and the second player input control and transmits image data to the two separate screens.

18. The system of claim 16 wherein the processor executes code to compare degree of performance at the first player input control and the second player input control and transmits image data to the two separate screens.

19. A gaming system comprising:

a) a communal video display screen surfaces, the communal video display screen displaying a communal game, and a relative obtuse or acute angle between the two display screen surfaces;

b) two adjacent video display screen surfaces comprising a first video display surface and a second video display surface sharing a common support base and a common angle with respect to vertical orientation, at two adjacent seating areas in front of the two adjacent video display screen surfaces;

c) two separate player input controls, comprising a first player input control input-associated with the fi video display surface and a second player input control input-associated with the second video display surface;

d) a common processor in information communication link with each of the two separate screens and the common processor;

e) the processor configured to execute code to receive wagers from each of the two player input control on a single common game displayed on the communal video display screen, and to execute code so that the single common game is performed and is concluded;

f) the processor configured to resolve each of the wagers received from each of the player input controls on the single common game, and

g) the processor configured to display resolutions of each of the wagers received cd from each or the player input controls on the common game or the separate game on respective ones of the two adjacent video display screens:

wherein the first video display surface reports resolved wagers or credits from both the first player input control and the second player input control, and the second video display surface reports resolved wagers or credits from both the first player input control and the second player input control; and

the two adjacent video display screen surfaces comprise two distinct and separate screens having two distinct areas comprising a first player input controlled area and a second player input controlled area, and the relative orientation between the two distinct and separate screens is selected from the group consisting of the two screens being separated by an obtuse angle, the two screens being separated by an acute angle and each of the two screens being independently rotatable.

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