Apparatus, systems and methods for implementing enhanced gaming and prizing parameters in an elecronic environment
First Claim
1. A system for effecting user experience and prizing in an electronic environment, comprising:
- an input for receiving mandated parameters, a memory coupled to the input for storing at least the mandated parameters, a processing system coupled to the memory for implementing the mandated parameters by utilizing variable parameters, storage for recording information regarding particular user experience events as determined by the processor, and a presentation system for at least displaying user experience events.
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Abstract
The inventions herein relate to novel forms of interaction with an electronic system, such as for games of chance, games of skill, and combinations thereof. In certain embodiments, the existing lottery infrastructure is used in conjunction with electronic remote game play. A system is provided for effecting defined game play and prizing structure parameters in an electronic entertainment environment. The system may include an input for receiving the parameters, a memory coupled to the input for storing the parameters, a processing system coupled to the storage for generating game play to effect the defined parameters, storage for recording information regarding particular game play events and an interface for at least presenting game play events to users of the electronic entertainment system. In one mode of operation, one or more mandated parameters are externally imposed, and variable parameters are selected such that the mandated parameters are met globally, and such that the user experience is optimized. In another mode, the system receives and implements various prizing parameters, such as those that vary the winning and losing experience, and where the frequency of wins is varied by person, by multiple players, by number of plays, by source, by geography, by time, by game, or by any combination thereof. In some modes, a ‘prize board’ is used as a part of the system and methods, where initial game play may be conducted, followed by a prizing phase. The game play phase may be played in a predetermined manner or may be played where the player'"'"'s actions determine the outcome of the game play phase. Since the system has the ‘last play’, the outcome may be set such that the prizing criteria are met. Game play may be utilized for entry into a prizing phase. Multilevel prizing may be utilized, such as where game play is utilized for entry into more lucrative prizing phases. Optionally, additional wagers may be required for game play for entry into higher prizing levels. In one mode, the identification number provided to the player includes the necessary information and instructions for complete game play.
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57 Claims
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1. A system for effecting user experience and prizing in an electronic environment, comprising:
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an input for receiving mandated parameters, a memory coupled to the input for storing at least the mandated parameters, a processing system coupled to the memory for implementing the mandated parameters by utilizing variable parameters, storage for recording information regarding particular user experience events as determined by the processor, and a presentation system for at least displaying user experience events. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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47. A method for multi-level electronic entertainment comprising the steps of:
interactively displaying a first phase of user experience, followed by a second phase of user experience for revealing prize information wherein the displayed prize information is determined at least in part by predefined imposed prizing parameters.
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56. A method for electronic interaction with users of the system through a series of interactions, comprising the steps of:
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storing user experience and prizing criteria, and varying the displays presented to the user to achieve the user experience criteria.
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