Video gaming device having multiple stacking features
CA 2474697 A1 · Owner: Giobbi, John J. · Inventors: Giobbi, John J.; Jaffe, Joel R.; Frohm, Erica A.
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An electronic video gaming machine for playing multiple games is set forth. The, gaming machine includes a first set of game elements for playing a game having a plurality, of possible game outcomes. A first game outcome is selected from a plurality of possible, game outcomes including at least one predetermined carry-over outcome. The carry-over, outcome occurring in the first game outcome is automatically duplicated by the processor, into at least one other game outcome. Game elements of the first game outcome are also, manually selectable by a player and the selected game elements are duplicated by the, processor into at least one other game outcome. Multiple game elements are …
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- Filed July 26, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 26, 2020.
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