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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 18, 2003
Filed:
Jul. 09, 2001
John Loder, New South Wales, 2150, AU;
Other;
Abstract
A game played for amusement is disclosed. The game requires a response to trigger information that remains hidden until a predetermined theme information has been selected. A player that correctly matches or, by agreement of one or more player(s) or an operator, most closely matches the trigger information to the randomly selected predetermined theme information is the winner. Numerous repeats of the game can be performed, the ultimate winner being the player that has correctly identified the most trigger information to the randomly selected predetermined themes. The game may be played using cards and dice, using on computer(s) or in other forms. Such an embodiment may be particularly appropriate as a travel game printed on a card, in an airline magazine or in other book form. Where a response is desired to be submitted, this may be done via a communications means such as mail, fax, or the like.