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Real Estate Brokers
Christopher Martinez, Las Vegas NV - Landlord
Work:
Equity Housing LLC
Las Vegas, NV
602-4340245 (Phone)
Las Vegas, NV
602-4340245 (Phone)
Christopher M Martinez, 502900 N Dixieland Rd UNIT E4, Rogers, AR 72756
Christopher Martinez Phones & Addresses
Rogers, AR
Austin, TX
Carthage, MO
Las Vegas, NV
North Las Vegas, NV
Work
Company:
Apria healthcare inc
Address:
3230 Wisconsin Ave Ste A, Joplin, MO 64804
Phones:
417-7826212
Position:
Manager
Industries:
Miscellaneous Retail Stores
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Resumes
Christopher Martinez - Austin, TX
Work:
Springbox Nov 2013 to 2000
Senior Developer Atomic Axis - Austin, TX Feb 2013 to Oct 2013
Web Developer St. Edward's University - Austin, TX Sep 2005 to Jan 2013
Web Developer
Senior Developer Atomic Axis - Austin, TX Feb 2013 to Oct 2013
Web Developer St. Edward's University - Austin, TX Sep 2005 to Jan 2013
Web Developer
Education:
Eastern Illinois University - Charleston, IL 1996 to 2002
MA in Communication
MA in Communication
Christopher Martinez - Kyle, TX
Work:
Casa Garcia - Kyle, TX Mar 2012 to Feb 2014
bartender
bartender
Education:
Austin community college - Austin, TX 2006 to 2008
library arts
library arts
Publications & IP owners
Us Patents
Gaming Systems And Methods Using Dynamic Symbol Arrays
US Patent:
2023009, Mar 30, 2023
Filed:
Dec 20, 2021
Appl. No.:
17/556464
Inventors:
- Las Vegas NV, US
George BOUVIER - Henderson NV, US
Christopher MARTINEZ - North Las Vegas NV, US
Richard MILOSEVICH - Las Vegas NV, US
Madhu NELLORE BABU - Henderson NV, US
George BOUVIER - Henderson NV, US
Christopher MARTINEZ - North Las Vegas NV, US
Richard MILOSEVICH - Las Vegas NV, US
Madhu NELLORE BABU - Henderson NV, US
International Classification:
G07F 17/32
G07F 17/34
G07F 17/34
Abstract:
A gaming machine comprises a display device that presents a symbol array comprising a plurality of symbol positions divided into a plurality of position subsets and game-logic circuitry that causes the display device to: present the symbol array in a first initial state by presenting at least one static symbol position in each position subset and randomly allocating a first set of allocated symbol positions, generate game cycle outcomes by populating the symbol positions, in response to a trigger event, expand a first position subset to include an expanded symbol position, and present the symbol array transitioning from a final state associated with a reset condition to a second initial state by removing expanded symbol positions and the allocated positions from the symbol positions in the final state and randomly allocating a second set of allocated symbol positions among the position subsets to include with the static symbol positions.
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