Bally Gaming, Inc.

Other

Sierra Design Group

Bally Gaming International, Inc.

Shfl Entertainment, Inc.

Bally Technologies, Inc.

Arcade Planet, Inc.

Thomas P Doyle

Ronald C Gallaway

Bryan M Kelly

Dennis Lockard

Frank J Silvestro

Michelle J Charles

A system including a bill or note validator of a gaming machine, a host computer, and a game credit meter. The bill or note validator is adapted to receive and recognize at least a first currency and a second currency, each issued by a different jurisdiction, and is further adapted to encode a monetary denomination of the second currency. The host computer is adapted to receive the encoded monetary denomination of the secondary currency, to decode the encoded monetary denomination and to determine an amount of game credit to be credited to the player. The game credit meter is adapted to store a total amount of game credit purchased by the player of the gaming machine including game credit purchased by the player in response to the player inserting one or more bills or notes of either or both currencies into the gaming machine.

Gaming machine systems and methods for accepting various currencies

A progressive game is implemented on a gaming system, wherein the gaming system includes one or more gaming machines connected to a game server, and wherein the progressive game has a progressive prize value that increases according to a progressive prize growth rate. The progressive game includes a selectable targeted progressive prize value, a selectable targeted progressive prize time, and one or more enticement factors. The progressive prize growth rate is calculated using the selectable targeted progressive prize value, the selectable targeted progressive prize time, and the one or more enticement factors. The selectable targeted progressive prize time is used to calculate the predetermined time period for testing for a progressive prize win. If a progressive prize win has not been identified, the progressive prize value is incremented by the progressive prize growth rate. If a progressive prize win has been identified, one or more winners are determined.

Progressive game and processing system thereof

A gaming system including one or more gaming machines, wherein the gaming system monitors the coin out of the gaming machines and triggers a system game award to one or more gaming machines based upon a predetermined criteria that includes the coin out value.

Coin-out gaming reward system

A progressive game is implemented on a gaming system, wherein the gaming system includes one or more gaming machines connected to a game server, and wherein the progressive game has a progressive prize value that increases according to a progressive prize growth rate. The progressive game includes a selectable targeted progressive prize value, a selectable targeted progressive prize time, and one or more enticement factors. The progressive prize growth rate is calculated using the selectable targeted progressive prize value, the selectable targeted progressive prize time, and the one or more enticement factors. Additionally, a random number generation algorithm tests to determine if there is a progressive prize win at each predetermined time period. The selectable targeted progressive prize time is used to calculate the predetermined time period for testing for a progressive prize win. If a progressive prize win has not been identified, the progressive prize value is incremented by the progressive prize growth rate. If a progressive prize win has been identified, a random number generation algorithm determines one or more winners of the progressive prize.

A pet transporter for a bicycle includes a housing having a top wall, a bottom wall and a peripheral wall. At least one door is positioned in the peripheral wall. A wheel assembly includes a pair of axles each having a pair of wheels attached thereto. A coupler assembly releasably couples the wheel assembly to the bottom wall of the housing. An elongated member has a first end a second end. A pivot member releasably couples the first end to a front wall of the housing such that the first end if pivotally coupled to the housing. A securing member is attached to the second end of the elongated member for releasably coupling the second end to a bicycle chair mount.

Pet transporter for a bicycle

A device is disclosed for the removal of snow and other debris from the surface of glasses or goggles as worn by skiers. The device includes a handle portion having a wiper blade secured thereto for cleaning the lenses of the glasses or goggles. To prevent loss, an optional neck chain or leather tether is disclosed.

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Reno, NV, United States of America

Thomas P Doyle