Inclined track ball and dice game

Details Inclined track ball and dice game Inclined track ball and dice game

1977-09-29

1978-10-17

Pinkham, Richard C.

Amusement devices: games

Surface projectile game; game element

Ball games

273 86C, A63F 702

Patent

active

041205014

ABSTRACT:
The game comprises first and second inclined tracks upon which balls may be placed by a player and released to roll down the tracks by gravity. Numbers on a pair of dice determine the levels at which the balls are respectively initially released. The lower ends of the tracks extend towards each other along upwardly sloped path portions to meet at a common point. The object of the game is for the player to release first the higher level ball and then after a given time interval the other ball, the player evaluating the time interval in such a manner as to cause the balls to meet at the referred to highest point of the sloped path portions to rebound from each other back onto their respective inclined tracks. If one or the other of the balls arrives at the high point of the sloped surfaces first, it will continue on over and the player will lose a point.

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patent: 4007933 (1977-02-01), Cooper
patent: 4094508 (1978-06-01), Krisch

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