Radio frequency identifiers in game tickets

Details Radio frequency identifiers in game tickets Radio frequency identifiers in game tickets

2009-06-01

2011-10-04

Lee, Michael G (Department: 2876)

Registers

Systems controlled by data bearing records

Credit or identification card systems

C902S023000, C483S017000, C283S903000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08028904

ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods of distributing, dispensing and validating game tickets provide for the use of radio frequency identifiers (RFIDS). Game ticket consumables may also be tracked with RFIDS. Ticket data such as game numbers, void if removed numbers, theme descriptions, place styles, price points and player account information can be stored to a memory of a game ticket, where the ticket is capable of transmitting the ticket data as an RF signal. Approaches also provide for the use of RFIDS in game sponsor/ticket printer facilities, ticket warehouse facilities and ticket destruction facilities.

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