Aristocrat Technologies, Inc. (20240242573). ELECTRONIC GAME SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH A DYNAMIC WHEEL simplified abstract

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ELECTRONIC GAME SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH A DYNAMIC WHEEL

Organization Name

Aristocrat Technologies, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Ryan Cuddy of Reno NV (US)

Lyndsay Berger of Reno NV (US)

Edgar Portigal of Reno NV (US)

ELECTRONIC GAME SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH A DYNAMIC WHEEL - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240242573 titled 'ELECTRONIC GAME SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH A DYNAMIC WHEEL

The abstract describes an electronic gaming device with a dynamic wheel feature that provides different awards based on spins of the wheel.

  • The device includes a display device for showing the game and a storage device with a weighted table for the wheel feature.
  • A processor activates the wheel feature, displays the wheel with award sections, spins the wheel, and determines awards based on the weighted table.
  • The initial spin provides an initial award value, and subsequent spins remove lower value sections from the wheel.
  • The device then performs a second spin to provide a second award value higher than the initial value.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in casinos for electronic slot machines or other gaming devices. - It could also be integrated into mobile gaming apps for a virtual casino experience.

Problems Solved: - Provides a dynamic and interactive gaming experience for players. - Offers a random and fair way to determine awards in electronic games.

Benefits: - Enhances the entertainment value of electronic gaming devices. - Adds an element of chance and excitement to gameplay.

Commercial Applications: "Dynamic Wheel Feature for Electronic Gaming Devices: Enhancing Player Experience and Award Determination in Casinos and Mobile Apps"

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the weighted table affect the awards given in the game? 2. What are the advantages of using a dynamic wheel feature in electronic gaming devices?


Original Abstract Submitted

an electronic gaming device includes a display device configured to display an electronic game that includes a dynamic wheel feature, a storage device storing a weighted table for the dynamic wheel feature, a processor programmed to: activate the dynamic wheel feature including displaying a wheel where each wheel section identifies an award; display an initial spin of the wheel; provide an initial award value by identifying a first entry in the weighted table indicating an initial award value; remove wheel sections from the displayed wheel that have award values that are less than or equal to the initial award value; perform a second spin of the wheel; and provide a second award value by identifying a second entry in the weighted table based on the third random number and which has an associated award value that is greater than the initial award value.