William Brosnan

Dwayne R Nelson

Steven G LeMay

Bryan D Wolf

Jamal Benbrahim

Kevin M Higgins

Robert E Breckner

Warner Cockerille

Nicole Marie Beaulieu

Greg A Schlottmann

Jeff Mincey

Anthony R Escalera

Alexey Kryuchkov

Erik B Petersen

William Chad Little

Adrian R Marcu

Larry R Hollibaugh

Andy Rodgers

Xuedong Chen

Paul W Bolton

Andy Rogers

Binh T Nguyen

Craig A Paulsen

Gregory A Schlottmann

Warner R Cockerille, Iv

Andrew Kertesz

John W Chamberlain

M Ali Saffari

William M Salivar

Stephen W Morro

Paul Hunt

Gregory A Schlottman

Terrence Lee McCreary, Jr

Larry House

Jeffery Shepherd

Daryn Kiely

Jacob Thomas Graham

Sean Gilliland

Rex Yinzok Lam

Steven G Lemay

Richard Glasser

Alexy Kryuchkov

Grace Elizabeth Cathcart Crosley

Joshua A Gentry

Tony Raymond Escalera

Systems and methods employing a ticket voucher handling device, such as an electronic gaming machine or a ticket voucher redemption kiosk, that issues and/or redeems ticket vouchers associated with different ticket voucher systems corresponding to different activities.

System and method for processing ticket vouchers associated with different betting opportunities

A system and method that offers a user the opportunity to place a sports bet that is dynamically configured based on a potential result of the sports bet, such as an amount the user may win for winning the placed sports bet.

System and method for customizing a sports bet based on a potential result of the sports bet

A gaming system and method that offers different sporting event wagering interfaces for different users based on each user's respective expertise with placing wagers on outcomes of sporting events.

Gaming system with multiple sporting event wagering interfaces for multiple different users

A gaming system that enables a player to concurrently play a plurality of games at a gaming device regardless or independent of if the gaming accounting system in communication with the gaming device is configured to support such concurrent game play.

Gaming system and method for reporting of multiple concurrently played games

The gaming system disclosed herein enables a player to simultaneously or concurrently play a plurality of games at a gaming device regardless or independent of if the gaming device accounting system in communication with the gaming device is configured to support such simultaneous or concurrent game play. The gaming system disclosed herein additionally or alternatively enables a player to simultaneously play a plurality of games wherein certain of the games are eligible to operate with a remote host and certain of the games are ineligible to operate with the remote host.

Gaming system, gaming device and method for moderating remote host initiated features for multiple concurrently played games

A gaming system including a plurality of gaming machines is provided. The gaming machines may be configured to provide bonus games with persistent. The gaming machines may be configured to allow a player to enroll in bonus game with persistence and generate a record locator, such as printed ticket that allows a record of a state in the bonus game with persistence to be accessed at a later time. A server coupled to the plurality of gaming machines may maintain records of various states in the bonus game with persistence. When a valid record locator is presented at a gaming machine, these records may be checked out and updated via game play at the gaming machine.

Bonusing architectures in a gaming environment

A gaming apparatus and method is provided that is capable of rewarding a distributed jackpot to players using gaming units that are electronically linked to one another. The distributed jackpot may be shared among non-winning players when a winning result is achieved by a winning player.

Method and apparatus for rewarding multiple game players for a single win

Methods an apparatus are described for verifying a game of chance is displayed correctly on a remote client. The verification may include storing game history information associated with a game of chance presented at a remote client. The server can provide a game outcome associated with the game of chance, and the game outcome can be presented visually on the remote client. A sample game outcome can be generated on a remote client and a user may be asked one or more questions about the sample game outcome to verify that the sample game outcome is correctly displayed on the remote client. In addition, the remote client can then generate a hash of the 1 game outcome and send the hash to the server. The server can store the client-generated hash and game history. If a dispute arises, this client-generated hash can be compared to a server-generated hash. A comparison of these hashes can be used to verify that the correct outcome was displayed on the remote client.

Game result graphical verification on remote clients

Trajectory-based games of chance are described that are, in certain embodiments, implemented on a video gaming machine. In one embodiment of a trajectory-based game of chance, a trajectory of a game object is generated in a 3-D gaming environment. A wager is made on an aspect of the game object's trajectory in the gaming environment such as a termination location for the trajectory of the game object. The aspect of the game object's trajectory occurs according to a known probability. Hence, an award for the trajectory-based game of chance is proportional to the probability of the aspect of the game object's trajectory occurring.

Trajectory-based 3-D games of chance for video gaming machines

Disclosed herein are techniques and equipment for saving game history data and package identification information for software packages used to provide a game cycle on a wager gaming machine. The game cycle may later be re-created using the game history data and software packages. For scenarios where some or all of the software packages used are no longer present on the gaming machine at the time of re-creation, the package identification information may be referenced to determine which software packages are missing and need to be provided to enable full game cycle re-creation.

Recovery of graphical game history after game software package has been removed from electronic gaming machine

Trajectory-based games of chance are described that may be implemented on a video gaming machine. In a trajectory-based game of chance, a trajectory of a game object may be generated in a 3-D gaming environment. A wager may be made on an aspect of the game object's trajectory in the gaming environment such as a termination location for the trajectory of the game object. The aspect of the game object's trajectory may occur according to a known probability. Hence, an award for the trajectory-based game of chance may be proportional to the probability of the aspect of the game object's trajectory occurring.

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William Brosnan