Video Gaming Technologies, Inc.

Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited

Aristocrat Technologies, Inc. (ati)

Aristocrat Technologies, Inc.

Circle Eight Games Inc.

Ryan William Cuddy

Anthony J Baerlocher

Lyndsay Nelson Berger

Lyndsay Nelson

Jason Knott

Bryan D Wolf

Michael MacVittie

Mike Oberberger

Christopher T Brune

Gregory F Frank

Paulina Rodgers

Bayard S Webb

Jon Yarbrough

Eric Satterlie

Mohammed A Saffari

Paul W Mellender

Joseph E Kaminkow

Karen Michelle Cregan

Cari L Blomquist

Jason Todd Sprinkle

Carl Victor Kniesteadt

Edward Hennessy

Kathryn Carlson

James A Vasquez

Erick Ching

Randall D Mead

John H Zielinski

Robert F Bigelow, Jr

Jasonlee Kissee Hohman

Eric Steven Boese

Kyle Hayden Evans

Zachary Schmid

Karen Michelle Kendall

David Rehm

Scott A Caputo

Darren Maya

Dov Liam Randall

Andrea C Hughs-Baird

Kurt Larsen

Alan Robert Weiss

Kelsy J Grace

Jason Prometheus Pawloski

Rogelio S Decasa, Jr

Karen M Cregan

Rogelio S Decasa

Brian Daniel Swift

Marc S Mierau

Benjamin M Fuller

Edgar Portigal

David Stoveld

Janna B Jensen

Benjamin Mikal Fuller

Lance R Peterson

Zeke Brill

Tonja Marie Ferry

Daniel William Milligan

Christopher John Thacker

Christopher T Lundy

Frederick G Nesemeier

Gary F Nesemeier

Joel P Scarpulla

Thomas J O'Brien

Anothony J Baerlocher

Carl L Blomquist

Brian Krueger

Maresa L Martin

Amy E Ruppert

Display screen or portion thereof with transitional graphical user interface

An electronic gaming machine may include a plurality of mechanical reels, each of which may include a plurality of symbols, and a processor configured execute instructions stored on a memory. When the processor executes the instructions, the processor may control a first mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanical reels to spin and stop on a first stop position relative to a centerline, such that the first mechanical reel displays a first plurality of active symbols. The processor may execute the instructions to control a second mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanical reels to spin and stop on a second stop position relative to the centerline. The second stop position may be vertically offset from the first stop position, such that the second mechanical reel displays a second plurality of active symbols greater than the first plurality of active symbols displayed by the first mechanical reel.

Gaming machine and method for displaying an expanded plurality of active symbols on a mechanical reel

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A gaming machine receives a first play input at a first gaming machine, determines a first quantity of play areas based on a first wager, generates at least one first play area based on the determined first quantity, and determines whether the at least one first play area satisfies a predetermined first threshold. At least a portion of the first wager associated with the first play input is allocated to a progressive jackpot. At least a first portion of the progressive jackpot is allocated to the first gaming machine when the at least one first play area satisfies the predetermined first threshold.

System and method for presenting a game of chance with a progressive jackpot

A gaming machine determines a base outcome and initiates a bonus display sequence including a plurality of bonus outcomes. Prior to displaying any of the bonus outcomes, the machine determines a quantity of free spins and an outcome for each free spin, including an outcome amount, and at least one additional free play outcome including a corresponding outcome amount. The machine identifies i) a plurality of winning outcomes and ii) a plurality of non-winning outcomes and sorts, in ascending order based on the outcome amount, the plurality of winning outcomes in a table stored in memory. The machine displays the winning outcomes in order retrieved from the table, and displays the at least one additional free play outcome when the corresponding outcome amount is equal to or greater than the respective free play outcome of the plurality of winning outcomes.

Gaming system and apparatus for consecutive ascending awards

A system includes a display device including a display surface configured to display a graphic and including an opening. The system also includes a peripheral device mounted within the opening of the display surface, and a processor configured to execute instructions stored in a memory device, which when executed, cause the processor to at least: display the graphic on the display surface of the display device adjacent to the peripheral device, whereby the graphic is displayed at least partially in association with the peripheral device.

Gaming machine with a curved display

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.

Electronic game systems and methods with a dynamic wheel

Gaming machine having a curved display

An electronic gaming machine may include a plurality of mechanical reels, each of which may include a plurality of symbols. The electronic gaming machine may also include a processor configured execute instructions stored on a memory. When the processor executes the instructions, the processor may control a first mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanical reels to spin and stop on a first stop position relative to a centerline, such that the first mechanical reel displays a first plurality of active symbols. In addition, the processor may execute the instructions to control a second mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanical reels to spin and stop on a second stop position relative to the centerline. In at least one embodiment, the second stop position may be vertically offset from the first stop position, such that the second mechanical reel displays a second plurality of active symbols greater than the first plurality of active symbols displayed by the first mechanical reel.

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Rene, NV, United States of America

Ryan William Cuddy