Methods for playing competitive wagering games

Details Methods for playing competitive wagering games Methods for playing competitive wagering games

2007-04-20

2011-11-29

Lewis, David L (Department: 3714)

Amusement devices: games

Including means for processing electronic data

In a chance application

Reexamination Certificate

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08066561

ABSTRACT:
A system, method, and computer readable storage to provide a wagering game that awards bettors who correctly predict which of several parties in competition will be the last to successfully meet the requirements of a predetermined sequence of outcomes. Bettors can also wager on the length of the sequence achieved.

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