Skill normalized hybrid game

1. A network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system, comprising:

a real world server connected to a game world server, wherein the real world server is constructed to provide a gambling game configured to provide a randomly generated payout for a wager of an amount of credits using a random number generator;

a controller connected to the game world server by a network, wherein the controller is constructed to execute an entertainment game providing an outcome upon a player's skillful execution of the entertainment game; and

the game world server connecting the controller to the real world server by the network, wherein the game world server is constructed to:

communicate gameplay gambling event occurrences received from the controller to the real world server, wherein the gambling event occurrences are based upon the player's skillful execution of the entertainment game that trigger the wager of the amount of credits in the gambling game and generation of the randomly generated payout for the gambling game for the wager of the amount of credits;

determine player performance measurements for the player, the player performance measurements including the outcome of the player's skillful execution of the entertainment game and the amount of credits utilized by the player in the wager of the amount of credits as triggered in the gambling game;

assign a ranking to the player based at least in part upon the received player performance measurements;

assign a handicap to the player based at least in part upon the ranking and a ratio between the outcome of the player's skillful execution of the entertainment game and the amount of credits utilized by the player in the wager as triggered in the gambling game included in the performance measurements for the player from the game world server;

handicap the player by instructing the controller to implement the handicap against the player within the entertainment game executed by the controller; and

generate a visual display indicating the handicap within the entertainment game.

2. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein:

the player performance measurements further include results for the player against an opponent player; and

the ranking is assigned to the player based upon the opponent player's rank and the player's results against the opponent player.

3. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein:

the player performance measurements further include information on experience points earned by the player based upon game attributes; and

the ranking is assigned to the player based upon the information on experience points earned by the player and an expected ranking based upon previously earned experience points by the player.

4. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the game world server is further constructed to determine that the player's performance measurements deviate from expected player performance measurements.

5. The distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 4 , wherein the determining that the player's performance measurements deviate from expected player performance measurements utilizes an outlier test.

6. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 5 , wherein the outlier test is the Grubb's outlier test.

7. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 5 , wherein the outlier test is the Dixon Q-test.

8. The network skill normalized hybrid game of claim 4 , wherein the game world server is further constructed to adjust a player's handicap upon determining that the player's performance measurements deviate from expected player performance measurements.

9. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 4 , wherein the expected player performance is based upon historical player performance measurements.

10. The network distributed skill normalized hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the game world server and the real world server are constructed using a same processing apparatus.