WO2010089733A1 - Lotto game - Google Patents

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WO2010089733A1
WO2010089733A1 PCT/IL2009/001106 IL2009001106W WO2010089733A1 WO 2010089733 A1 WO2010089733 A1 WO 2010089733A1 IL 2009001106 W IL2009001106 W IL 2009001106W WO 2010089733 A1 WO2010089733 A1 WO 2010089733A1
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Priority to US12/934,291 priority patent/US20110018201A1/en
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63FCARD, BOARD, OR ROULETTE GAMES; INDOOR GAMES USING SMALL MOVING PLAYING BODIES; VIDEO GAMES; GAMES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • A63F3/00Board games; Raffle games
    • A63F3/06Lottos or bingo games; Systems, apparatus or devices for checking such games
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    • A63F3/061Lottery games in which the players select their own numbers, e.g. Lotto

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Abstract

The invention relates to a method of playing a lotto game, according to which; (a) values constituting said game are picked out randomly from a list in order to create a random sequence of said values, and (b) a player defines himself less or more complex combinations of values to bet according to the bet amount and the chance to hit.

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LOTTO GAME
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to lotto games, and more particularly to lotto games allowing player to choose bet combinations.
Background of the Invention
Gambling has become very popular all over the world, especially recently. The U.S.A. and several European countries have been operating lotteries for many years. Traditional lotteries usually provide one possibility for gambling, based on the occurrence of a combination of a few numbers or symbols.
A lotto game that provides various possibilities for gambling can substantially increase revenues for a state and give people additional chances to win. It can also provide more entertainment for people and increase their interest while playing the game.
According to prior art, some methods and systems were previously proposed. RU2223805 proposes a lotto playing method and playing cards. This method is developed to increase entertaining effect due to construction with increased playing capacities. However, the method disclosed in RU2223805 is limited because it can be used, as an example, only with "classical" cards. US 2007/0082721, US 2006/0073864, US 6,079,713, and US 5,100,139, disclose methods of playing game, which can be used for lotto games. However, all these methods are also using "classical" cards (shown in Fig. 1) and are not generalized to be played using other games such as chess, checkers (Fig. 15), mah jong and domino (Fig. 28). US 1,463,871 discloses a game, which is played according to the following rules: cards are drawn out of a deck at random, creating random sequence of suits. The 19 random sequences are created during the Lotto game: four sequences of cards of the same suit, 13 sequences of cards of the same value, sequence of suits and sequence of values of cards, which are created as derivatives of the said above sequences. Random sequences of cards of the same suit and cards of the same value provide many possibilities for bets, based on choosing combinations of cards of different suits and cards of different values, such as the first card of each suit, the first card of each value and others. In the game disclosed in US 1463871, the order of cards within each suit is of no importance. There is no mention of values of cards, but even assuming that it is implied in the idea of the game, the order of cards within each value is of no importance either. So, there are at most only two random sequences: of suits and of values of cards.
It is an object of the present invention to overcome the limitations of prior art.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a method, which can be used with a large number of games.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a method allowing to a player to win a prize which is proportional to the complexity of his bets.
Summary of the Invention
The present invention discloses a method of lotto game wherein values constituting said game are picked out at random from a list in order to create random sequences of said values and wherein a player defines himself less or more complex combinations of values to bet according to the bet amount and the chance to hit. In said method values are from different types and are grouped in suits or in sequences composed by at least 2 values and by at least one type of value. Each suit is composed by a set of types of values included in all the suits of the game. In said method picked out sequences are composed by values of different types of at least a suit. In the disclosed invention a dealer and a player are humans and/ or automated systems. Playing the game does not require any skills. In said method participants of the game can play against a house or against others.
All the above and other characteristics and advantages of the invention will be further understood through the following illustrative and non- limitative description of preferred embodiments thereof, with reference to the appended drawings; wherein like components are designated by the same reference numerals.
Brief Description of the Drawings
1. Fig. 1 schematically shows a table having 52 spaces according to the number of cards in a standard deck of playing cards; Said table, but without numbers, can be used for writing down the following results of the game: a sequence of 52 cards; a sequence of the first six and the last single cards; sequences of cards of the same suit; sequences of cards of the same value;
— Fig. 2 schematically shows a table which can be used by game participants to make bets on a sequence of the first two suits;
— Fig. 3 schematically shows tables which can be used by game participants to make bets on a combination of the first two suits; or to make bets on a sequence of the first two suits (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a sequence of four suits (tokens with numbers); or to make bet on a combination of the first two suits (tokens without numbers); Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of four suits.
— Fig. 3A schematically shows tables which can be used by game participants to make bets on the first card of each picture card;
— Fig. 4 schematically shows a table which can be used by game participants to make bets on a sequence of four suits;
— Fig. 5 schematically shows a table which can be used by game participants to make bets on a sequence of the first two pictures cards;
— Fig. 6 schematically shows a table which can be used by game participants to make bets on a combination of the first two picture cards; or to make bets on a sequence of the first two picture cards (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a sequence of four picture cards (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a combination of the first two picture cards (tokens without numbers); Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of four picture cards.
— Fig. 7 schematically shows a table which can be used by game participants to make bets on a sequence of four picture cards;
— Figs. 8A, 8B, and 8C schematically show tables which can be used by game participants to make bets;
- Fig. 8A schematically shows a table to make bets on a sequence of the first two non -picture cards (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a combination of the first two non-picture cards (tokens without numbers); Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of nine non-picture cards.
- Fig. 8B schematically shows a table to make bets on a sequence of the first two cards of all values (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a combination of the first two cards of all values (tokens without numbers); Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of 13 values of cards. - Fig. 8C schematically shows a table to make bets on a sequence of the first two cards of all values (regular tokens without numbers).
— Figs. 9A, 9B, 9C, 9D, 9E, 9F, and 9G schematically show a few sets of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets;
- Figs. 9A - 9D schematically show tables to make bets on a sequence of four cards of each picture card;
- Fig. 9E schematically show tables to make bets on a sequence of the first two cards of each non-picture card;
- Figs. 9F - 9G schematically show tables to make bets on the first card of each value;
— Fig. 10 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of the four picture cards;
— Fig. 1OA schematically shows a set of combo-boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of four suits;
— Fig. 11 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of the first three non-picture cards;
— Fig. 12 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a combination of the first three non-picture cards;
— Figs. 13A, 13B, and 13C schematically show a few sets of combo- boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets;
- Fig. 13A schematically shows tables to make bets on the first card of each suit;
- Figs. 13B - 13C schematically show tables to make bets on a sequence of the first two cards of each suit; — Figs. 14A and 14B schematically show examples of sets of combo- boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets;
- Fig. 14A schematically shows tables to make bets on a sequence of the first two single cards;
- Fig. 14B schematically shows tables to make bets on a combination of the first two single cards;
2. Fig. 15 schematically shows a chess board having eight columns and eight rows; Said table, but without numbers, can be used for writing down the following results of the game: a sequence of 64 single squares of a chess board; a sequence of the first six and the last squares; sequences of squares of the same file; sequences of squares of the same rank;
— Fig. 16 schematically shows a table, which can be used by game participants to make bets on a combination of the first two columns; or to make bets on a sequence of the first two columns (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a combination of the first two columns (tokens without numbers); Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of eight files.
— Fig. 17 schematically shows a table, which can be used by game participants to make bets on a sequence of the first two columns;
— Fig. 18 schematically shows a table, which can be used by game participants to make bets on a combination of the first two rows; or to make bets on a sequence of the first two rows (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a combination of the first two rows (tokens without numbers); Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of eight ranks.
— Fig. 19 schematically shows a table, which can be used by game participants to make bets on a sequence of the first two rows; — Fig. 20 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of the first three columns;
— Fig. 21 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a combination of the first three columns;
— Figs. 2 IA and 2 IB schematically show a set of combo-boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on the first square of each rank;
— Fig. 22 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of the first three ranks;
— Fig. 23 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a combination of the first three ranks;
— Fig. 23A and 23B schematically show a set of combo-boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on the first square of each file;
— Fig. 24 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of the first two single squares;
— Fig. 25 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a combination of the first two single squares;
— Figs. 26A, 26B, 26C and 26D schematically show sets of combo- boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of eight squares of each diagonal: black (al - h8) (Figs. 26A and 26B) and white (a8 - hi) (Figs. 26C and 26D); — Figs. 27A and 27B schematically show tables which can be used for writing down a sequence of squares of each diagonal: black (al-h8) and white (a8-hl);
— Fig. 28 shows an example of a domino game;
Detailed Description of Preferred Embodiments
The present invention discloses a method to play a game based on bets on combinations and sequences of cards. Said method can be implemented in a large number of games, such as one based on decks of cards or chessboards. The description of the present invention and its related embodiments is given while based on examples of implementation of said method with a deck of 52 playing cards (Fig. 1) and chess board (Fig. 15).
Said method is based on allowing gamblers to choose combinations of cards according to their capacities to bet and to their goals to earn money.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, the method to play a game can be implemented in a casino, for an entertainment television program or on a computer.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, the method of said invention can be played on television as lottery or daily game, according to the number of participants.
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, to implement the method of the present invention, each player needs a playing desk with tables (shown in Figs. 1 to 8) and tokens to make various bets. Implementation using a deck of 52 cards; rules of game
As the first example, the method disclosed in the present invention can be used with a classical deck of 52 playing cards. Said deck is associated with a playing desk, having a table arranged in four rows according to suit (Spade (S), Club (C), Diamond (D), and Heart (H)) and 13 columns according to cards (2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, Jack (J), Queen (Q), King (K), and Ace (A)), according to Fig. 1.
According to still another embodiment of the present invention, 52 cards are drawn out of the deck at random by a dealer and put face up on their spaces in the table. It can be done at random in the following way: the cards are shuffled thoroughly by the dealer and then drawn one after another, consecutively from the upper side of the deck. When all cards are placed face up the game is over.
According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, when the method is implemented as a computer version of the game, 52 cards of a standard deck of playing cards are placed face down, arranged in four rows according to each suit and 13 columns according to denomination. All cards are numbered with numbers from 1 to 52, according to suits such as, Spades are numbered from 1 to 13, Clubs are numbered from 14 to 26, Diamonds are numbered from 27 to 39, and Hearts s are numbered from 40 to 52.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, the cards are drawn out randomly and put face up on their places. When all cards are placed face up the game is over.
According to yet a further embodiment of the present invention, when the method is implemented as a computer version, the program is based on a random numbers generator that has been already invented. When the random numbers generator generates some random number within the range of numbers from 1 to 52, the card with the same number is picked out.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, the following results are written down during the game:
- in which sequence cards of each suit are drawn out among them (sequence of cards of the same suit);
- in which sequence cards of each value are drawn out among them (sequence of cards of the same value);
- in which sequence the suits are drawn out (the suit is drawn out when all cards of the same suit are placed face up);
- in which sequence values of cards are drawn out (the value of cards is drawn out when all cards of the same value are placed face up);
- in which sequence picture cards are drawn out among them (picture cards - J, Q, K, A);
- in which sequence non-picture cards are drawn out among them (non-picture cards -r 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10);
- which single cards are drawn out: the first, the second, the third, the fourth, the fifth, the sixth and the last;
According to still a further embodiment of the present invention, when the method is implemented as a computerized version, when the random numbers generator generates some random number within the range of numbers from 1 to 52, a card with the same number is illuminated.
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, when all cards are illuminated the game is over. Implementation using a deck of 52 cards; rules of bets
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, before the beginning of each game, participants can gamble on various chances. There are following possibilities.
According to still an embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing suits. In this case bets can be based on:
- colour (black or red),
- the first suit of four;
- the first and the second suits of four (sequence of the first two suits);
- the first two of four (combination of the first two suits);
- a sequence of the four suits.
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing picture cards. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first picture card of four;
- the first and the second picture card of four (sequence of the first two picture cards);
- the first two picture cards of four (combination of the first two picture cards);
- a sequence of the four picture cards.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing non-picture cards. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first non-picture card of nine;
- the first and the second non-picture cards of nine (sequence of the first two non-picture cards); - the first two non-picture cards of nine (combination of the first two non-picture cards);
- the first, the second and the third non-picture cards of nine (sequence of the first three non -picture cards);
- the first three non-picture cards of nine (combination of the first three non -picture cards); and so on
- sequence of the nine non-picture cards.
According to yet a further embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing combinations of suits and picture cards. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first of four suits and the first of four picture cards;
- the first and the second suits and the first and the second picture cards (sequence of the first two suits and sequence of the first two picture cards);
- the first two suits and the first two picture cards (combination of the first two suits and combination of the first two picture cards);
- sequence of the four suits and sequence of the four picture cards.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing values of cards. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first value of 13;
- the first and the last values of 13;
- the first and the second values of 13 (sequence of the first two values of cards);
- the first two values of 13 (combination of the first two values of cards);
- the first, the second and the third values of 13 (sequence of the first three values of cards); - the first three values of 13 (combination of the first three values of cards); and so on
- sequence of 13 values of cards.
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing combination of picture cards and non-picture cards. In this context, bets can be based on a sequence of the four picture cards and sequence of the nine non-picture cards.
According to still a further embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing single cards. In said context bets can be based on:
- the first card of 52;
- the last card of 52;
- the first and the second cards of 52 (sequence of the first two single cards);
- the first two cards of 52 (combination of the first two single cards);
- the first and the last cards of 52;
- the first, the second and the third cards of 52 (sequence of the first three single cards);
- the first three cards of 52 (combination of the first three single cards);
- sequence of the first four single cards;
- combination of the first four single cards;
- sequence of the first five single cards;
- combination of the first five single cards;
- sequence of the first six single cards;
- combination of the first six single cards; and so on... According to still another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing cards of the same suit. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first card of 13;
- the first and the last cards of the same suit of 13;
- the first and the second cards of the same suit of 13 (sequence of the first two cards of the same suit);
- the first two cards of the same suit of 13 (combination of the first two cards of the same suit);
- the first, the second and the third cards of the same suit of 13 (sequence of the first three cards of the same suit);
- the first three cards of the same suit of 13 (combination of the first three cards of the same suit); and so on.
- sequence of 13 cards of the same suit;
- the first card of each red (black) suit;
- the first and the second cards of each red (black) suit (sequence of the first two cards of each red (black) suit);
- the first two cards of each red (black) suit (combination of the first two cards of each red (black) suit);
- the first, the second and the third cards of each red (black) suit (sequence of the first three cards of each red (black) suit);
- the first three cards of each red (black) suit (combination of the first three cards of each red (black) suit); and so on...
- the first card of each suit;
- the first and the second cards of each suit (sequence of the first two cards of each suit);
- the first two cards of each suit (combination of the first two cards of each suit);
- the first and the last cards of each suit; and so on. According to another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing cards of the same value. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first card of four;
- the first and the second cards of the same value of four (sequence of the first two cards of the same value);
- the first two of four (combination of the first two cards of the same value).
- sequence of four cards of the same value;
- the first card of each picture card;
- the first and the second cards of each picture card (sequence of the first two cards of each picture card);
- the first two cards of each picture card (combination of the first two cards of each picture card);
- sequence of four cards of each picture card;
- the first card of each non-picture card;
- the first and the second cards of each non-picture card (sequence of the first two cards of each non-picture card);
- the first two cards of each non-picture card (combination of the first two cards of each non-picture card); and so on...
- the first card of each value;
- the first two cards of each value (combination of the first two cards of each value); and so on...
According to an embodiment of the present invention, in the casino implementation of the method to play, participants can submit their variants by putting tokens on appropriate spaces of the tables. Each table has numbered rows. A number of a row shows an ordinal number of a card or suit in a sequence. Tables having one row can be used to make bets on combinations of cards or suits. As few examples, figures 2 to 4 show tables, used for suits, wherein:
- Fig. 2, to make bets on the first and the second of four (sequence of the first two suits);
- Fig. 3, to make bets on the first two of four (combination of the first two suits);
- Fig. 4, to make bets on sequence of the four suits.
As few examples, figures 5 to 7 show tables, used for pictures cards, wherein:
- Fig. 5, to make bets on the first and the second of four (sequence of the first two picture cards);
- Fig. 6, to make bets on the first two of four (combination of the first two picture cards);
- Fig. 7, to make bets on a sequence of the four picture cards.
According to still another embodiment of the present invention, there is another way to make bets in casinos, using two kinds of tokens: with numbers and without numbers. A number of a token shows an ordinal number of a card or suit in a sequence. Each table has only one row. Tokens without numbers can be used to make bets on combinations of cards or suits.
As an example, Fig.6 shows a table, which can be used for picture cards, to make bets on:
- a sequence of the first two picture cards (tokens with numbers);
- a combination of the first two picture cards (tokens without numbers);
- a sequence of the four picture cards (tokens with numbers).
As an example, Fig.8 A shows a table, which can be used for non-picture cards, to make bets on: - the first and the second of nine (sequence of the first two non -picture cards). Tokens with numbers;
- The first two of nine (combination of the first two non-picture cards). Tokens without numbers.
As another example, Fig. 8B shows a table, which can be used in order to make bets on a sequence of the first two cards of all values (tokens with numbers); or to make bets on a combination of the first two cards of all values (tokens without numbers). Said table can be used for writing down a sequence of 13 values of cards.
As yet another example, Fig. 8C shows a table, allowing making bets on a sequence of the first two cards of all values (regular tokens without numbers).
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, in the computer game implementation of the method, it can be done by means of a program.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, a computer implementation of the method can use, as an example, combo -boxes. A number of a combo-box shows an ordinal number of a card or suit in a sequence. Combo-boxes without numbers can be used to make bets on combinations of cards or suits. Figs. 9A, 9B, 9C and 9D show examples of tables, which can be used for a sequence of four cards of each picture card. Fig. 9E shows example of tables, which can be used for sequence of the first two cards of each non-picture card. Figs. 9F and 9G show examples of tables, which can be used for the first card of each value. Fig. 10 and Fig. 1OA show examples of tables, which can be used for sequences of the four picture cards and four suits, respectively. Fig. 11 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of the first three non-picture cards. Fig. 12 schematically shows a set of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a combination of the first three non-picture cards. Figs. 13A, 13B, and 13C schematically show a few sets of combo-boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets. More particularly, set of combo-boxes of Fig.l3A allow making bets on the first card of each suit, and set of combo-boxes of Figs.l3B and 13C allow making bets on a sequence of the first two cards of each suit.
Figs. 14A and 14B schematically show examples of sets of combo- boxes, which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets. More particularly, set of combo-boxes of Fig.l4A allow making bets on a sequence of the first two single cards, and set of combo-boxes of Fig.l4B allow making bets on a combination of the first two single cards.
Method's implementation using a deck of 64 square cards; rules of game
As the second example, the method disclosed in the present invention can be used with a deck of 64 square cards matching 64 squares of a chess board. Fig. 15 is an example of an implementation of this kind of chess board.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, each card is of the same color, as an example, black or white, as the matching square of a chess board, and the mark of the square is written on the card. The rear sides of all cards are the same, as in a standard deck of playing cards. According to still another embodiment of the present invention, the method can use a playing desk of a dealer with a chess board drawn on it and the tables for writing down the results of the game.
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, an implementation of the method can use playing desks of all players with tables and tokens to make various bets.
According to yet a further embodiment of the present invention, 64 square cards are drawn out of the deck at random by a dealer and put face up on their squares of the chess board. It can be done at random in the following way: the cards are shuffled thoroughly by the dealer and then drawn one after another, consecutively from the upper side of the deck.
According to still a further embodiment of the present invention, and as disclosed in the first example of implementation, when all cards are placed face up the game is over.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, when the method is implemented as a computer version of the game 64 squares of the chess board are picked out at random by a program. When the square is picked out its mark appears on the chess board. When all squares are marked the game is over.
According to still one another embodiment of the present invention, when the method is implemented as a computer version, said program is based on a random numbers generator that has been already invented. As Fig. 15 shows, all squares of the chess board are numbered with numbers from 1 to 64, such as by columns: "a" from 1 to 8, "b" from 9 to 16, "c" from 17 to 24, "d" from 25 to 32, "e" from 33 to 40, T from 41 to 48, "g" from 49 to 56, and "h" from 57 to 64. According to another embodiment of the present invention, when the random numbers generator generates some random number within the range of numbers from 1 to 64, the square of the chess board with the same number is picked out.
According to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the following results are written down during the game:
- in which sequence the squares of the same file are picked out;
- in which sequence the squares of the same rank are picked out;
- in which sequence the squares of the same diagonal are picked out;
- which diagonal is picked out first: black (al-h8) or white (a8-hl) (the diagonal is picked out when all squares of the same diagonal are marked);
- in which sequence the files (also called columns) are picked out (the file is picked out when all squares of the same file are marked);
- in which sequence the ranks are picked out (the rank is picked out when all squares of the same rank are marked);
- which single squares are picked out: the first, the second, the third, the fourth, the fifth, the sixth and the last.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, 64 squares of the chess board are picked out at random. When a square is picked out it is illuminated and when all squares are illuminated the game is over.
Method's implementation using a deck of 64 cards; rules of bets
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, and as previously disclosed in the first example, before the beginning of each game, participants can bet on various chances. There are following possibilities. According to one another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing squares of a same file (rank). In this case bets can be based on:
- the first square of eight;
- the first and the last squares of eight;
- the first and the second squares of eight (sequence of the first two squares of the same file);
- the first two squares of eight (combination of the first two squares of the same file);
- the first, the second and the third squares of eight (sequence of the first three squares of the same file);
- the first three squares of eight (combination of the first three squares of the same file); and so on...
- sequence of eight squares of the same file;
- the same with rank;
- the first square of each file;
- the first square of each rank;
- the first square of each file (rank) and the first square of black (white) diagonal;
- the first square of each file (rank) and the first square of each diagonal.
According to still an embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing squares of the same diagonal. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first square of each diagonal - black (al - h8) and white (hi - a8);
- the first and the last squares of each diagonal;
- the first and the second squares of each diagonal (sequence of the first two squares of each diagonal); - the first two squares of each diagonal (combination of the first two squares of each diagonal);
- the first, the second and the third squares of each diagonal (sequence of the first three squares of each diagonal);
- the first three squares of each diagonal (combination of the first three squares of each diagonal); and so on
- sequence of eight squares of each diagonal, such as squares of the black diagonal al - h8 including al, b2, c3, d4, e5, f6, g7, and h8 or squares of the white diagonal hi - a8 including hi , g2, f3, e4, d5, c6, b7, a8.
According to yet an embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing diagonals. In this case bets can be based on the first of two diagonals: al-h8 (black) or a8-hl (white).
According to an embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing columns. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first of eight;
- the first and the last of eight;
- the first and the second of eight (sequence of the first two files);
- the first two of eight (combination of the first two files);
- the first, the second and the third of eight (sequence of the first three files);
- the first three of eight (combination of the first three files); and so on
- sequence of the eight files.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing ranks. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first of eight;
- the first and the last of eight;
- the first and the second of eight (sequence of the first two ranks); - the first two of eight (combination of the first two ranks);
- the first, the second and the third of eight (sequence of the first three ranks);
- the first three of eight (combination of the first three ranks); and so on
- sequence of the eight ranks.
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing Combinations of columns and ranks. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first file and the first rank;
- sequence of the first two files and sequence of the first two ranks;
- combination of the first two files and combination of the first two ranks;
- sequence of the first three files and sequence of the first three ranks;
- combination of the first three files and combination of the first three ranks; and so on
- sequence of the eight files and sequence of the eight ranks.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, one possibility of bets is based on choosing single squares. In this case bets can be based on:
- the first of 64;
- the last of 64;
- the first and the last squares of 64;
- sequence of the first two squares of 64;
- combination of the first two squares of 64;
- sequence of the first three squares of 64;
- combination of the first three squares of 64;
- sequence of the first four squares of 64;
- combination of the first four squares of 64; - sequence of the first five squares of 64;
- combination of the first five squares of 64;
- sequence of the first six squares of 64;
- combination of the first six squares of 64; and so on...
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, in casino implementation of the method to play, participants can submit their variants by putting tokens on appropriate spaces of tables. Each table has numbered rows. A number of a row shows an ordinal number of a file or rank in a sequence. Tables having one row can be used to make bets on combinations of columns or ranks.
As few examples, figures 16 and 17 show tables, used for columns, and wherein:
- Fig. 16, to make bets on the first and the second of eight (sequence of the first two files);
- Fig. 17, to make bets on the first two of eight (combination of the first two files).
As few examples, figures 18 and 19 show tables, used for ranks, and wherein:
- Fig. 18, to make bets on the first and the second of eight (sequence of the first two ranks);
- Fig. 19, to make bets on the first two of eight (combination of the first two ranks).
According to an embodiment of the present invention and as disclosed in the first example, there is another way to make bets in casinos, using two kinds of tokens: with numbers and without numbers. A number of a token shows an ordinal number of a file or rank in a sequence. Each table has only one row. Tokens without numbers can be used to make bets on combinations of files or ranks.
As an example Fig. 17 shows a table, which can be used to make bets on:
- a sequence of the first two files (tokens with numbers);
- a combination of the first two files (tokens without numbers).
As an example Fig. 19 shows a table, which can be used to make bets on:
- a sequence of the first two ranks (tokens with numbers);
- a combination of the first two ranks (tokens without numbers).
According to still an embodiment of the present invention, in the computer game implementation of the method, it can be done by means of a program.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, a computer implementation of the method can use, as an example, combo-boxes. A number of a combo-box shows an ordinal number of a column or a row in a sequence. Combo-boxes without numbers can be used to make bets on combinations of columns and rows. Fig. 20 shows an example of table, which can be used for a sequence of the first three files (columns). Fig. 21 shows an example of table, which can be used for a combination of the first three files (columns). Fig. 22 shows an example of table, which can be used for a sequence of the first three ranks (rows). Fig. 23 shows an example of table, which can be used for a combination of the first three ranks (rows). Fig. 24 shows an example of table, which can be used for a sequence of the first two single squares. Fig. 25 shows an example of table, which can be used for a combination of the first two single squares (each single square of a chess board can be designated as a combination of a file and a rank). Figs. 26A, 26B, 26C and 26D show examples of sets of combo-boxes which can be used by game participants on a computer version of the method to make bets on a sequence of eight squares of each diagonal: black (al - h8) (Figs. 26A and 26B) and white (a8 - hi) (Figs. 26C and 26D). Figs. 27A and 27B show examples of tables, which can be used for writing down a sequence of squares of each diagonal: black (al-h8) and white (a8-hl).
According to one another embodiment of the present invention, in the implementation of the method disclosed in the present invention as a television version it can be also done by means of a program through the Internet or by filling in regular lottery tickets with the tables like those used in the casino version of said method.
According to yet embodiment of the present invention, numbered tables can be used to make bets on sequences of single squares. A number of a table shows an ordinal number of a single square in a sequence. Tables without numbers can be used to make bets on combinations of single squares. One table is needed for each combination. More than one variant can be submitted for such kinds of bets where appropriate. Different stakes can be done on the same kinds of bets.
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, after finishing the game implementing the method of the present invention, a dealer or program checks the results of bets and calculates the losses and wins of each participant for each kind of bets, a total of each game and aggregate of all games for each participant (all games in which the participant took part).
According to a further embodiment of the present invention, the method can be implemented in order to generate automatically random sequences to play according to user constraints and to allow said player to make bets on said automatically generated random sequences.
According to a yet a further embodiment of the present invention, a player can bet on a same combination for more than a draw.
According to still one another embodiment of the present invention, the cards of the first kind of implementation of the present invention, are drawn out of a deck at random and put face up on their places in the table, filling in the rows and the columns and creating random sequences of cards of the same suit in each row and cards of the same value in each column. When cards of a particular suit are picked out in each value of cards, the suit is picked out and all cards of this suit are placed face up. When cards of a particular value are picked out in each suit, the value of cards is picked out and all cards of this value are placed face up. When all cards are placed face up the game is over. So, when single cards are drawn out at random, cards of the same suit and cards of the same value are picked out in random sequences among them, respectively. The suits and the values of cards are also picked out in random sequences among them, respectively. The arrangement of cards makes it visual. The same with the squares of a chess board previously disclosed.
Although embodiments of the invention have been described by way of illustration, it will be understood that the invention may be carried out with many variations, modifications, and adaptations, without exceeding the scope of the claims.

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1. A method of playing a lotto game, according to which:
- values constituting said game are picked out randomly from a list in order to create a random sequence of said values; and
- a player defines himself less or more complex combinations of values to bet according to the bet amount and the chance to hit.
2. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein values are grouped in suits.
3. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein values are from different types.
4. A method of lotto game according to claims 2 and 3, wherein each suit is composed by a set of types of values included in all the suits of the game.
5. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein picked out sequences are composed by values of different suits.
6. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein picked out sequences are composed by values of different types.
7. A method of lotto game according to claims 5 and 6, wherein picked out sequences are composed by values of different types of at least a suit.
8. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein picked out sequences are composed by at least 2 values.
9. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein bets on picked out sequences are composed by at least 2 values.
10. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein bets on picked out sequences are composed by at least one type of value.
11. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein a dealer is a human or an automated system.
12. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein a player is a human or an automated system.
13. A method of lotto game according to claims 11 and 12, wherein the game is implemented as a classical casino game by at least one player.
14. A method of lotto game according to claims 11 and 12, wherein the game is implemented as a computer game by at least one player.
15. A method of lotto game according to claixns 12, 13 and 14, wherein the game is played by at least one player.
16. A method of lotto game according to claim 1, wherein a player is allowed to bet the same combination of at least one draw.
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