ROULETTE GAME

Abstract: A roulette game conducted by the Banker, or Croupier, who, after wagers have been made, sets the wheel spinning at the same time throws an ivory marble into the bowl in the direction opposite to that in which the wheel is moving; when the motion of the wheel ceases, the ball rools to rest in one of the compartments (1A), the emblem, number and color (2A-13A) decides the winners on that turn of the wheel. A player may bet on an emblem, number or color or several of these which are displayed on a betting board (Fig. 3). The Banker pays the winners according to the odds that exist against the type of bet made on the Cardlette Betting Board or Table.

Description: ROULETTEGAME A game of chance. The Game Cardlette is conducted by the Banker, or Croupier, who, after wagers have been made, sets the wheel spinning and at the same time throws an ivory marble into the bowl in the direction opposite to that in which the wheel is moving, when the motion of the wheel ceases, the ball rolls to rest in one of the compartments, the emblem, number and color decides the winners on that turn of the wheel. A player may bet on an emblem, number or color or several of these. The Banker pays the winners according to the odds that exist against the type of bet made on the Cardlette Betting Board or Table. SUBSTITUTESHEET DESCRIPTION Figure One is a brief Description of Drawings from Sheet-1 of 2 Which is a top plan view of the Cardlette Ball Game Wheel Bowl, it is the central and movable portion of the entire disk. It is divided into fifty-four alternate compartments described by IA . Which are numbered from two to ten shown by 2A, and above each number they are labeled in a series of suits using Black Spades shown by 3A« Red Hearts shown by ^A, Red Diamonds shown by JA, and Black Clubs shown by 6A. The Ace is represented by an A shown by __ > κ £° r Kings shown by 8A, Q for Queens shown by 2 , and J for Jacks shown by 10A. Not necessarily in the suits numerical order. The two Jokers compartments are labeled with the lower case j shown by 11A, and above re¬ presented with a G for Gold shown by 12A, and a S for Sil- ver shown by 13A. Above each quarter compartments is a decorative circle containing the Royal Flush of each suits shown by ______ The center of the disk is shown by AA. Figure Two is a brief Description of Drawings from Sheet-1 of 2 The base is a sectional view taken on lines shown by AA from figure one. As the center shaft of figure two shown by B2 is inserted into the cylinder AA under the SUBSTITUTESHEET DESCRIPTION bottom of figure one it is now balanced and allows the central and movable portion of the entire wheel to spin. The basic operation of figure two is to hold, balance and allow figure one to rotate in place. Figure Three is a brief Description of Drawings from Sheet-2 of 2 This Cardlette Betting Board or Table shown by C^, is the spaces colored, numbered and emblems labeled to cor¬ respond to the compartments of the Cardlette Ball Game Wheel Board which is shown and described in figure one. ID: SUBSTITUTESHEET

Claims: W Claims The original and ornamental design for the game called Cardlette is played by any number of players against a Banker by means of a device known as a Cardlette Ball Game Wheel and Table known ' as a Cardlette Game Betting Board. A game o£ chance. SUBSTITUTE SHEET

Inventors: THOMASO FRANK BENJAMIN JR, THOMASO, FRANK, BENJAMIN, JR.
Applicants: THOMASO FRANK BENJAMIN JR, THOMASO, FRANK, BENJAMIN, JR.
Application year: 1986
Main classification: A63F5
IPC codes: A63F5