Granted Patent B2

US 12,198,498 · App. 18/106,126 · Granted Jan 14, 2025

Inventor: Yasushi Shigeta (Shiga, JP)

Assignee: ANGEL GROUP CO., LTD.

G07F17/3241A63F1/18A63F3/00157G06Q50/34G07F17/3206G07F17/322G07F17/3223G07F17/3234G07F17/3248G07F17/3251G07F17/3293A63F2001/001A63F1/14A63F2250/58

Abstract

Claims (19)

1. A detecting system comprising:

a chip recognition device, wherein the chip recognition device is configured to recognize one or more chips on a first gaming table in a casino; and

at least one control device, wherein the at least one control device is configured to perform the following respectively for each of one or more players at the first gaming table:

obtain a respective win and lose result for each of a plurality of games played by the respective player at the first gaming table;

for each of the plurality of games:

identify, based on the recognition by the chip recognition device, respective chip wager information, the chip wager information including respective positions, types, and numbers of chips wagered by the respective player in the respective game; and

determine a respective win/lose amount of the player in the respective game based on the obtained win and lose result of the respective game and the identified chip wager information of the respective player in the respective game;

compile a respective win/lose history of the respective player or a data of an acquired or lost amount of chips based on the win/lose amounts determined for the respective player for the plurality of games; and

transmit the compiled win/lose history of the respective player or the data of the acquired or lost amount of chips for use by another device of another gaming table when the respective player left the first gaming table.

2. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one control device is configured to use artificial intelligence or deep learning.

3. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one control device is configured to transmit a warning in response to a determination that a statistical data value of the win/lose history is outside a predefined range.

4. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one control device is configured to individually associate each of the one or more players with a respective identity number.

5. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one control device is configured to:

individually associate each of the one or more players with a respective identity number; and

transmit a warning along with the respective identity number of one of the players in response to a determination that a statistical data value of the win/lose history of the respective player is outside a predefined range.

6. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the chip recognition device includes a recorder, the recorder is configured to record a video image of the first gaming table, and the at least one control device is configured to individually identify each of the one or more players by extracting a respective image from the video image.

7. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the chip recognition device is a camera.

8. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the chip recognition device is a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag reader.

9. The detecting system according to claim 1 , wherein the chip recognition device includes a recorder, the recorder is configured to record a video image of the first gaming table, and the at least one control device is configured to individually identify each of the one or more players by extracting from the video image a respective face image of each of the one or more players.

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