Computerized bingo-chain game

Details Computerized bingo-chain game Computerized bingo-chain game

1986-07-09

1989-09-05

Lastova, Maryann

Amusement devices: games

Board games, pieces, or boards therefor

Electrical

273269, A63F 306

Patent

active

048631736

ABSTRACT:
All of the number matrices of every bingo card (of the available cards) of a bingo-chain game device are stored in a microprocessor/storage unit. A display dot matrix is connected to the microprocessor/storage unit to identify the numbers selected by a player. A keyboard is connected to the microprocessor/storage unit so that the player can input every called number into the storage of the microprocessor/storage unit. A plurality of transparent bingo cards, with preset codes along one side thereof, is automatically read by a signal reading unit which also retrieves pre-stored data from the storage of the microprocessor/storage unit. The data on the transparent cards are stored into the storage of the microprocessor/storage unit. The signals on the transparent bingo cards can also be represented by bar codes. Data code and clock code on a single side of a transparent bingo card are read by the signal reading unit and can be pre-stored in the microprocessor/storage unit.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4415065 (1983-11-01), Sandstedt
patent: 4455025 (1984-06-01), Itkis
patent: 4624462 (1986-11-01), Itkis
patent: 4732392 (1988-03-01), Kerr et al.

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