Aristocrat Technologies, Inc.

Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited

Joseph Masinter, Ii

Alfred Thomas

Larry J Pacey

Scott Burns

Michele Rousseau

Daniel Mordecai Marks

Frank E Rodriguez

Stephen Shaffer, Jr

Kurt Larsen

T Grant Bolling, Jr

Edward Frayna

Cameron A Filipour

Bradley John Hendricks

Vincent Paul Smith

C'era Oliveira

Boris Amegadjie

Rajendrasinh Banesinh Jadeja

Gary Joseph Penacho

Hua Xu

Patrick Finch

John Daley

Casey Lyle Condron

Xiaoqiang D Gong

Mark S Ross

Lorin Santucci

Jehoshua Josue

Paloma Otárola

Shara C Miller

Allon Englman

Angelo Palmisano

Timothy Francis Barbour

Craig Schaefer

Christopher Cleveland

Damien Burczyk

Brian A Johnson

Paul Barker

Charles Miller, Sr

Christopher B Drake

William Jay Foster

Andrew Harrington

Victoria A Fuller

Dirk Geere

Misty Ann Johnson

Amy Bruderer

C′era Oliveira

Display screen or portion thereof with transitional graphical user interface

An electronic gaming system is described. The electronic gaming system includes a server computing device configured to receive an input from a first user computing device including a request to initiate an electronic game and assign a plurality of user devices to the electronic game. The server is further configured to identify a second player account as an initial play player account, wherein the initial play player account is designated to initiate a first play of the electronic game. The server is further configured to transmit content to a second user computing device that causes a gameplay user interface at the second user computing device to include a first display area including video images from a video stream from the second user computing device and a second display area including video images received by the server from a video stream received from the first user computing device.

Network-based gameplay interaction system

Display screen with animated graphical user interface

Disclosed are gaming systems, methods and machines that may include one or more notched display screens. The notched display screens are defined by a non-rectangular shape. One or more portions of the display screen is removed, such that a variety of shapes can result from one or more cuts in the screen. In some examples, two or more notched display screens are arranged to provide a common and/or coordinated display. In some examples, a void from the removed portions can be used to present a feature, such as a mechanical reel.

Electronic gaming machines with notched screens

Systems, methods, and computer readable media for providing a multiplayer game to players of a plurality of electronic gaming machines are described. When executed by a at least one processor, stored instructions cause the at least one processor to (i) cause to be displayed, on a multiplayer game display, a group metamorphic game element configured to interact with each of the plurality of electronic gaming machines, (ii) activate, during a first game play on a first electronic gaming machine, a multiplayer feature, (iii) cause the group metamorphic game element to transition one of the communal game elements from the multiplayer game display to an individual metamorphic game element associated with the first electronic gaming machine, and (iv) based on the transitioned communal game element, apply the activated multiplayer feature to a first game play on the first electronic gaming machine.

Dynamic multiplayer gaming platform

A communal gaming system provides a communal game to players of electronic gaming devices. The system includes a plurality of EGMs, each EGM includes a trigger condition identifying when the player is awarded participation in the communal game. The system also includes a communal game display configured to display a communal game play area. The system (a) begins a game cycle for a game instance of the communal game; (b) receives, from a first device and in response to detecting the trigger condition, a communal participation trigger message; (c) awards a participation entry in the game cycle to the player; (d) transmits, to the first device, a participation award message indicating successfully entry of the player in the game cycle; (e) conducts the communal game, thereby generating an award outcome of the communal game for the player; and (f) awards the player based on the generated award outcome.

Systems and methods for multiplayer gaming

Systems and techniques are provided for enabling all wins multiplier features on gaming devices during multiplayer gaming tournament play. The all wins multiplier features may be simultaneously engaged on multiple gaming devices at a predetermined point in time, and may generally all simultaneously terminate the all wins multiplier feature at the same time. Multiple different all wins multiplier features using different multiplier values may be enabled at different times during a particular tournament session.

Tournament gaming system with all wins multiplier mode

Multi-currency digital wallet systems for use in casino gaming and other contexts are described. Such digital wallets may allow for balances of a variety of different types of currencies to be tracked and managed by a user. Multi-currency gaming machines are also described; such gaming machines may provide award amounts in different currencies dependent on a particular game outcome.

Multi-currency digital wallets and gaming architectures

Gaming wheel display

Systems and techniques for providing time-based sticky wild features for use in multiplayer gaming tournaments are disclosed, including various mechanisms and techniques for distributing sticky wild patterns for use in provisioning such sticky wild features.

Sticky wilds feature for tournament gaming for electronic gaming machines and other computing devices

A gaming device in accordance with some implementations includes a housing, a reel-spin initiation member, and a reel configured to spin in response to a user actuation of the reel-spin initiation member, the reel including a peripheral member having a plurality of symbols thereon and an array of light-emitting elements coupled to the reel. The gaming device also includes a controller coupled to the array of light-emitting elements and configured to selectively illuminate respective light-emitting elements of the array of light-emitting elements while the reel is rotating to produce an animated visual element.

Slot machine with reel-based persistence-of-vision effects

Growing community of inventors

Las Vegas, NV, United States of America

Joseph Masinter, Ii