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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 61 | Interactive projectile-gaming system | US14955555 | 2015-12-01 | US10105583B2 | 2018-10-23 | Joy Deveaux; Rebecca Deveaux |
| A projectile throwing game. The present system is a game that involves throwing a projectile into the interior of a receiving unit. The receiving unit is equipped with a sensor that detects when a projectile enters the receiving unit. The receiving unit additionally has a transceiver configured to relay information to a processor unit. The processor unit is connected to a visual output and displays virtual images representing the physical receiver units. The object of the game is to throw specific projectiles into specific receiver units, as instructed by the virtual images. | ||||||
| 62 | Projectile and Target Game | US15984335 | 2018-05-19 | US20180264336A1 | 2018-09-20 | Edward Francis Florentino |
| The present invention is a projectile and target lawn game that calls to mind the sport of bowling. The lawn game disclosed herein uses a number of pins that are magnetically attracted to a board as the target. The projectiles are preferably beanbags that a player tosses at the pins. | ||||||
| 63 | Game apparatus | US14212505 | 2014-03-14 | US10058754B2 | 2018-08-28 | Andrew C. Parker; Timothy D. Nichols |
| A game apparatus with pivotally mounted cup holders is disclosed. The apparatus includes a game board and a plurality of cup holders pivotally secured to a vertical surface of the game board. The cup holders are configured to pivot relative to the vertical surface of the game board to hold a cup at an angle. In addition, the game board includes a cavity formed into the game board for each cup holder, where the cavity is configured to receive and support a portion of a bottom edge of a cup. A depression is formed into the game board and configured to receive a respective cup holder to lay flat when the cup holder is pivoted against the game board. Further, the plurality of cup holders are disposed in a triangular formation on the game board and configured for cups to be placed adjacent to one another. | ||||||
| 64 | Beer Pong Gaming System and Automatic Scoring System for Beer Pong Games | US15486324 | 2017-04-13 | US20180221741A1 | 2018-08-09 | Ka Hing, Steven Yip |
| The present disclosure provides a beer pong game system comprising a game table, a plurality of game cups, and at least one game ball, the game table being equipped with an RFID reader and a plurality of RFID antennas, the RFID antennas one-to-one corresponding to to-be-detected positions of the game cups; an electronic tag being affixed at a bottom of a game cup; an electronic tag being inlaid inside the game ball; the beer pong game system being characterized in comprising a make detecting unit that identifies, at predetermined to-be-detected positions of game balls, the electronic tags of the game balls by scanning corresponding RFID antennas, thereby determining a make result and prompting a first landing mode; and a cup-removal scoring unit that identifies, at to-be-detected positions of all game cups, electronic tags of the game cups by scanning all RFID antennas, thereby inferring a second landing mode and correspondingly scoring. | ||||||
| 65 | Method and Apparatus for Bag Throwing Game | US15843966 | 2017-12-15 | US20180207503A1 | 2018-07-26 | Michael Rivard |
| The present application describes a bag throwing game board and game. Players take a plurality of soft bags that are approximately round in shape and throw them from a distance towards the game board, which in various examples is in the shape of a tower, and has holes. Points are attributed to bags landing in different holes of the board, depending on the difficulty of landing the bag in each hole. After a series of throws, the point scores are totaled and the player earning the most points or the player first to reach a score goal wins. | ||||||
| 66 | Magnetic Segmented Ring and Pad Toss Game | US15851802 | 2017-12-22 | US20180185726A1 | 2018-07-05 | Simeon E. Tiefel; Mark A. Adkins |
| A tossing game wherein a projectile is tossed toward a target. The projectile adheres to the target using magnetic attraction. The projectile is configured as a segmented ring that contains a plurality of segments. Each of the segments is interconnected to two adjacent segments at flexible joints, wherein the plurality of segments and flexible joints form a continuous ring. Magnets are affixed to at least some of the segments. The magnets enable the segmented ring to attach to a magnetic surface on the target when thrown against the target. When the projectile is thrown and impacts the target, the structure of the segmented ring bends along the various flexible joints. The bending of the projectile absorbs much of the rebounding force at impact. | ||||||
| 67 | ENCLOSED MINIATURE DISC-GOLF COURT AND METHOD OF PLAY | US15813527 | 2017-11-15 | US20180178099A1 | 2018-06-28 | Kevin PARSONS |
| An enclosed disc-golf court (10) with multiple holes (24). Each hole has a disc throwing lane (32) between a tee-off area (26) and a target basket (30). Boundary walls (36) on each side of the lane extend from a floor (14) to or near a roof (16). At least one hole has an obstacle (52A-M) partially blocking the lane. A player attempts to manually throw a disc (28) through an unblocked area (56, 60) in or beside the obstacle to hit the target basket. At least one target basket may have a sheath (62) that blocks entry of the disc except through a disc-access hole (66) in the sheath. A player can try repeatedly from where the disc lands after each throw until it enters the target basket up to a maximum number of tries per hole. The lowest score among multiple players wins a round. | ||||||
| 68 | Dice angle game | US15458396 | 2017-03-14 | US09993720B1 | 2018-06-12 | Christopher J. Carroll |
| A dice angle game is played on an apparatus that preferably has a flat playing surface, two side walls, two end walls, two barriers, scoring areas between the barriers and the adjacent end walls, and a plurality of dice. The game is played by rolling a dice against a side wall and trying to have it land in a scoring area. | ||||||
| 69 | ILLUMINATED TOSS GAME SYSTEM | US15832660 | 2017-12-05 | US20180154233A1 | 2018-06-07 | David Mueller; Dan Spiller |
| An illuminated toss game system including a pair of cups each having a body, an inner volume, an open end, and a base, and a pair of inserts, an illuminator, and a powerer. The pair of inserts include a puck-like profile and each have an illuminator which is configured to be positioned within the pair of cups and provide illumination when activated. The pair of cups may be placed below a ground surface within a recess and be used for playing an illuminated toss game and receiving game pieces. | ||||||
| 70 | EXERCISE GAME PIECE, KIT, AND METHODS | US15352004 | 2016-11-15 | US20180133589A1 | 2018-05-17 | Christopher Lee Tuma; Alison Marie Harguth; Amber Lee Orenstein |
| An exercise game piece includes a body with opposite base ends shaped to permit the game piece to stand. An intermediate section divides the body between a first section and a second section. The intermediate section is smaller in dimension than each of the opposite base ends. Indicia distinguishes the first section from the second section. The game piece can be used as part of a kit and to play a variety of games. | ||||||
| 71 | Convertible tiered game system | US15256075 | 2016-09-02 | US09962587B2 | 2018-05-08 | Scott Siepmann |
| A convertible tiered game system comprising a plurality of tiered platforms, each tiered platform having at least one of a width and a length that is greater than any higher tiered platform, a plurality of tiered overlays configured to be seated upon each tiered platform among the plurality of tiered platforms, at least three of the tiered overlays comprising a center opening and having at least one of a width and a length that is greater than any higher tiered overlay, and a plurality of beverage container placement markers located on at least one of a tiered platform and a tiered overlay. The system may further comprise a lowest tiered overlay configured to rest on a same surface as the lowest tiered platform. The tiered overlays may comprise a lip extending downward along a vertical side wall of a tiered platform on which the tiered overlay is seated. | ||||||
| 72 | Modular Rotatable Disc-Target for Competitive Games | US15783956 | 2017-10-13 | US20180104558A1 | 2018-04-19 | Eric Sweeney |
| A modular rotatable disc-target for competitive games provides an easily dismantling and easily transportable goal that can be reconfigured to increase or decrease the difficulty of a competitive game. The modular rotatable disc-target for competitive game has a goal frame, a first goal post, a second goal post, a base frame, and a locking mechanism. Players playing the competitive game attempt to propel a disc-shaped projectile through the goal frame to win the game. The goal frame is rotatably supported on opposite ends by the first goal post and the second goal post. The base frame prevents the goal frame from being displaced from the desired position on the playing field.Players can choose between different difficulty levels by using the locking mechanism to lock the rotation angle of the goal frame. This makes it more difficult to propel the disc-shaped throwing object past the goal frame. | ||||||
| 73 | Bucket game | US15330559 | 2016-10-11 | US20180099195A1 | 2018-04-12 | Steven J. Hopper; Danny McPeak |
| A bucket is provided having a lower cylinder or truncated cone and a bottom. A lid is secured to the lower cylinder by for example a locking hinge. The locking hinge includes a first leaf secured to the lid and a second leaf secured to the lower cylinder. The first leaf and the second leaf define cooperating knuckles through which a pin extends. The pin further defines at least one tongue and the knuckles further define at least one cooperating groove: in an unlocked orientation, the tongue is not secured in the cooperating grove and the knuckles are free to pivot about the pin; in a locked orientation, the tongue is secured in the cooperating grove and the knuckles are not free to pivot about the pin. The lid in an open position is in an approximately 90° orientation from the plan of a top opening of the bucket. | ||||||
| 74 | MECHANICAL PROJECTILE AND TARGET GAME | US15728179 | 2017-10-09 | US20180093170A1 | 2018-04-05 | Derek George Dahl; Samuel David Buss |
| In one implementation, a game apparatus includes a base with a playing surface that has (i) a first end with a first designated area for cups and (ii) a second end; a game piece; a tether that attaches the game piece to the base so as to permit the game piece to move freely within the tether's range; and a first launcher that includes a mechanism to launch the game piece as a projectile, the first launcher being positioned at or around the second end to launch the game piece toward the first designated area for cups, wherein the first designated area for cups and at least a portion of the first launcher are within the tether's range. | ||||||
| 75 | Horseshoe Storage System | US15257490 | 2016-09-06 | US20180065021A1 | 2018-03-08 | Travis Vineyard |
| A horseshoe storage system includes a storage unit that may be carried. A pair of stakes is provided. Each of the stakes penetrates ground. Thus, each of the stakes defines an associated one of a pair of horseshoe goals. Each of the stakes is selectively positioned in the storage unit. A hammer is provided. The hammer is manipulated to drive each of the stakes into ground. The hammer is selectively positioned in the storage unit. A plurality of horseshoes is provided. Each of the horseshoes is selectively stored in the storage unit. Each of the horseshoes is thrown at an associated one of the horseshoe goals during gameplay. | ||||||
| 76 | GAME PLATFORM FOR FOLDING CHAIR | US15679970 | 2017-08-17 | US20180049553A1 | 2018-02-22 | Kevin FECHER |
| A game platform may have a playing surface and an opposing back surface. The game platform may be rigid or pliable. Fasteners may be used to connect the game platform to the legs of an inverted chair. The fasteners may be in the form of clamps mounted on the back surface of the game platform, or in the form of clamps applied to the playing surface of the game platform. The fasteners may be removable from the game platform. | ||||||
| 77 | Disc retriever | US15279244 | 2016-09-28 | US09889345B2 | 2018-02-13 | Ryan Chabot |
| A disc retriever includes an extendable, telescoping pole and a rigid hook configured to interface with various types of disc golf discs and secure a disc within the retriever by reaching across and/or under the disc, receiving the disc into an opening of the hook, and retaining the disc golf disc within the opening of the hook by at least one of gravity, pressure, and/or friction while the pole is pulled and/or manipulated by a user to retrieve the disc golf disc from the unreachable area. | ||||||
| 78 | WATER RESISTANT AUDIO UPGRADE KIT FOR BAG TOSS GAME | US15228560 | 2016-08-04 | US20180036630A1 | 2018-02-08 | SHANE WILDER |
| A game surface, such as a top surface of a cornhole game, can be configured to produce a sound by using a sound system mounted on an underside of the cornhole platform. The sound system can use one or more exciters to produce sound through the top surface of each of the two cornhole platforms used for game play. In some embodiments, a communication protocol may link the two sound systems, in each of the two cornhole platforms, so that each platform generates the same sound from a single source. The sound system may be easily retro-fitted to existing cornhole game platforms or may be formed during manufacture thereof. | ||||||
| 79 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PORTABLE BALL GAME | US15466419 | 2017-03-22 | US20170361187A1 | 2017-12-21 | Kenneth Reitmeyer; Ryan M. Reitmeyer; Eric A. Reitmeyer |
| A method and apparatus facilitating a portable game including a housing for receiving all parts of the game which housing and parts can be expeditiously assembled to form goals for playing a game on land or in the water. The housing comprises a cylinder, such as a bucket, cut in half vertically, being separable and re-connectable. Each half of the housing can include a hole to be used as a scoring goal. A modular extension pole supports each half of the housing. The game is preferably played with a ball and a first and second scoring goals. The method facilitates playing in water, grass/dirt/ground, and as a team sport. | ||||||
| 80 | FLOATING THROWABLE IMPLEMENT GAME APPARATUS AND RELATED DEVICES | US15474847 | 2017-03-30 | US20170354855A1 | 2017-12-14 | Brett J. Cullen; Richard Phillips; Ben Kirk Phillips |
| An apparatus is used with throwable implements. The apparatus includes a base having a central portion and a peripheral edge. A first container is positioned on the central portion of the base. A plurality of second containers is positioned along the peripheral edge of the base and radially about the first container, wherein the plurality of second containers are smaller than the first container, and wherein an upper rim edge of the first container is positioned higher than upper rim edges of the plurality of second containers. The apparatus may be floatable and used primarily in water-based settings. | ||||||
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