View source for 20240054858. AUTOMATED PROGRESSIVE POOL MANAGEMENT FOR GAMING simplified abstract (IGT)

=AUTOMATED PROGRESSIVE POOL MANAGEMENT FOR GAMING=


==Organization Name==

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==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Dwayne Nelson of Las Vegas NV (US)|Dwayne Nelson of Las Vegas NV (US)]][[Category:Dwayne Nelson of Las Vegas NV (US)]]

[[:Category:Kevin Higgins of Reno NV (US)|Kevin Higgins of Reno NV (US)]][[Category:Kevin Higgins of Reno NV (US)]]

[[:Category:Christopher Levin of Reno NV (US)|Christopher Levin of Reno NV (US)]][[Category:Christopher Levin of Reno NV (US)]]

==AUTOMATED PROGRESSIVE POOL MANAGEMENT FOR GAMING - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240054858 titled 'AUTOMATED PROGRESSIVE POOL MANAGEMENT FOR GAMING

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a system for managing progressive pools in electronic gaming machines.

* The system includes a processor circuit and memory with machine-readable instructions.
* The operations of the system involve ceasing operation of a first progressive game on a first electronic gaming machine.
* A portion of the first progressive pool is allocated to a second progressive pool based on characteristics of the games.
* Instructions are transmitted to the first gaming machine to cease operation of the first progressive game.

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### Potential Applications
* Online gaming platforms
* Casino gaming systems
* Lottery systems

### Problems Solved
* Efficient management of progressive pools
* Seamless transition between progressive games
* Optimal allocation of resources

### Benefits
* Enhanced player experience
* Increased revenue for gaming operators
* Streamlined operation of progressive games


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a system configured to manage progressive pools can include a processor circuit and a memory coupled to the processor circuit. the memory includes machine-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor circuit, cause the system to perform operations. the operations include determining to cease operation of a first progressive game on a first electronic gaming machines (“egm”). the first progressive game can be associated with a first progressive pool. the operations can further include, allocating a portion of the first progressive pool to a second progressive pool associated with a second progressive game based on a characteristic of the first progressive game and a characteristic of the second progressive game. the operations further include, responsive to determining to cease operation of the first progressive game, transmitting a message to the first egm, the message including instructions to cease operation of the first progressive game.



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