Rotating table game

Amusement devices: games – Physical skill or ability – Timed reaction or race to a finish

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A63F 900

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051160650

ABSTRACT:
A table game comprising a stationary base and a rotating playing area. The playing area contains a plurality of buttons which can be pressed down. A playing card with a random arrangement of holes which lines up with the buttons lets the buttons contact an electrical grid if a hole is under a button. If there is no hole under a button, the button cannot contact the electrical grid. If the button does contact the electrical grid it completes a circuit. That circuit causes a projectile to be projected from the top of the playing area into the direction of the player. A timer is used that allows a set period of time for the player to choose a button before the projectile automatically projects. The timer and grid circuit can be closed only when the rotating playing area is pointing toward the player. When a player finishes his turn he quickly turns the playing area away from himself to open the electrical circuit before the projectile is projected at him.

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