Amusement devices: games – Card or tile games – cards or tiles therefor
Reexamination Certificate
2006-12-01
2008-09-23
Pierce, William M (Department: 3711)
Amusement devices: games
Card or tile games, cards or tiles therefor
C273S146000, C273S308000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07427068
ABSTRACT:
A game and method for playing same is based on a deck of cards, each card of which uses an icon to represent one element of a transcendental set of elements. Preferably there are three elements in the transcendental set of elements, each one having a value higher than that of one other element of said set and having a value lower than that of the remaining element. Each card also includes a key or transcendental set rule, or portion thereof, so that the players are reminded of which element beats which other element, and an additional statement that relates to the element and provides a fact, tip or recommendation of interest to the player. Several different card games can be played with the deck, including the well-known rock-paper-scissor type of game played traditionally with hand signals, but here with cards.
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Haynes and Boone LLP
Pierce William M
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