Marc Hale Cram, 56956 Evening Dew Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89110

2005002, Jan 27, 2005

May 21, 2004

10/850852

Marc Cram - Las Vegas NV, US

G06F017/00

463031000

A plurality of electronic gaming machines are interconnected over a network to a central computer. Each gaming machine generates a composite video signal formed from at least two video signals. A first video signal carries game graphics information for generating at least a still graphics display which moves at selected times during play of the game. A second video signal carries video information for generating a moving video display. The two video signals are combined in accordance with key color information, which is carried by the first video signal. The combining is selectively controlled by the central computer. The central computer may also select which one of a number of second video signals may be combined with the first video signal. The central computer may also select a particular key color from a plurality of key colors defined in said key color information so as to control where on the display unit that the combining takes effect.

2005005, Mar 17, 2005

Sep 11, 2003

10/660466

Scott Sims - Las Vegas NV, US
Bob Marnell - Henderson NV, US
Linn McKay - Henderson NV, US
Marc Cram - Las Vegas NV, US
Jeff LaSeur - Henderson NV, US

A63F009/24

463011000

A method and apparatus for playing a card game is disclosed. A player places a wager and is dealt two playing cards. The player then selects one of two or more possible ranges, based upon the first and second cards dealt, wherein a third card may fall. After the player selects a range, a third card is dealt to the player and the player wins if the third card falls in the range selected. The players win may be based upon the amount wagered and the number of playing cards in the range selected.

2008021, Sep 4, 2008

Sep 6, 2007

11/851141

Martin Stephen Lyons - Beaconsfield, AU
Andrew Anthony Lee - Bangor, AU
Marc Cram - Las Vegas NV, US
Gareth Phillips - Bramhall, GB
Michael Thomas McNee - Cammeray, AU

A63F 9/24

463 42

A gaming system comprising at least one gaming machine providing a wagering game; readable and writable computer memory; a monitor in electronic communication with the at least one gaming machine and the computer memory; a user interface through which a player can input identity information; wherein the monitor receives data relating to game play on said at least one gaming machine and compares the received data to at least one benchmark, wherein if the received data indicates that the at least one benchmark has been exceeded, then the monitor records in the computer memory data indicating that the benchmark has been exceeded and associates this with the identity information, and wherein the gaming system makes a feature available to a player who has been recorded in the computer memory as having exceeded the benchmark.

2013017, Jul 4, 2013

Dec 5, 2012

13/705877

Marc Cram - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F 13/12

463 31

A system of electronic gaming machines, each generating a composite video signal formed from two video signals. One video signal carries game graphics information for generating at least a still graphics display which moves at selected times during play of the game. A second video signal carries video information for generating a moving video display. The two video signals are combined in accordance with key color information, which is carried by the first video signal. The combining is selectively controlled by a central computer.