Casino card game
CA 2470634 A1 · Owner: Lee, Jeff · Inventors: Duncombe, Michael; Lee, Jeff
Overview
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A simple casino gambling game, suitable for new players involves betting on , the value of a single card or of a series of cards. A dealer draws one card from a shuffled deck or decks of conventional 52-card format. If there is a table, each player will have previously laid a bet or bets in his box (1) for the following outcomes: that the card is higher than (HIGH) equal to, or , lower than (LOW), 7; or that the card will be of a paticular suit. The dealer then pays for winning outcomes. Alternatively players can bet that runs of up to seven individually drawn cards will be higher or lower than 7 (box 10). Bets can also be made on a jackpot basis eg on the outcome of the previous , …
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- Filed February 21, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 21, 2022.
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