Ferdinand Paul Lychock

20060178219, Aug 10, 2006

Jun 15, 2005

11/153152

Chester Mallory - Reno NV, US
Ferdinand Lychock - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F 9/24

463046000

A gaming machine for playing a game includes side walls extending to a distal edge, a top wall, and a bottom wall to define a housing of the gaming machine. A player interaction device is disposed in the housing to determine a winning outcome of the game and to receive and process currency such as, coins, tokens, or the like, and to discharge the currency in response to the winning outcome of the game through a coin retrieving opening defined in the front wall. At least one handle is defined at the distal edge of one of the side walls.

20060287112, Dec 21, 2006

Jun 15, 2005

11/153471

Chester Mallory - Reno NV, US
Ferdinand Lychock - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F 9/24

463046000

A gaming machine includes a housing having side walls, a top wall, a bottom wall to define an interior space. Several doors and a collector cabinet are pivotably connected to the side walls and are pivoted away from the housing between an opened position and a closed position. A coin circulation device for circulating coins is disposed in the collector cabinet. A dish is disposed in the collector cabinet to receive the coins from the coin circulation device.

54010330, Mar 28, 1995

Feb 25, 1994

8/201652

Ferdinand P. Lychock - Roscoe IL

Arachnid, Inc. - Rockford IL

F41J 300

273371

A dart game and a method of controlling a dart game wherein numbers corresponding to targets to be aimed at by a player are randomly generated throughout the play of the game until a predetermined number of target values have become fixed by being marked by a dart hit on the dart board. Prior to the start of a game, a predetermined number of target values are randomly generated and displayed. After each player's turn, the target values that have been marked by a dart hit on a corresponding section of the dart board are fixed for the remainder of the game. However, any unmarked target value is changed to a new, randomly generated value prior to the next player's turn. The random generation of target numbers continues until the predetermined number of target values have been marked.

20020074726, Jun 20, 2002

Sep 28, 2001

09/967460

Mark Yoseloff - Henderson NV, US
Russell Dunn - Henderson NV, US
Ferdinand Lychock - Las Vegas NV, US
Timothy Wasinger - Fort Collins CO, US
Walter Crowley - Greeley CO, US

Shuffle Master, Inc.

A63F003/08
A63F001/00

273/274000, 273/292000

A method of playing a casino table card game with a bonus event has a player placing a first wager on a casino table card game; providing a hand of cards to the player; determining if the hand of cards provided to a player is within a definition of specific triggering events; if the hand is determined to be within the definition of specific triggering events, allowing the player to enter a bonus game; the player enters at least one bonus game where a random symbol is displayed on a visual display device associated with the casino table, the random symbols identifying an award of an absolute amount of value or a factor that is used to increase a base amount; and resolving all wagers and awards for the player. An apparatus for implementing the method is also shown.