| 摘要 |
<p>A bingo display for use in manual or video electronic games. In the manual version, a bingo card (10) contains permanently written numbers in the N-column (23) and the third row (33). The remaining sixteen squares define four discrete groups of four squares each and there is a disk (41-44) secured to and on top of each discrete group. The disks (41-44) with unique symbols thereon can be rotated by a player so that the numbers or symbols thereon can be positioned in their traditional position or rotated during play so that the number or symbols on one square can be moved to another square (Fig. 2) and a bingo may be obtained. In the electronic embodiment, numbers in the N-column (23) and third row (33) through the free space (18) are a first color at the start of the game. The remaining sixteen squares of groups of four (141-144) are of a second color but are continuously changing color in a random pattern. After a predetermined period of time, certain of the sixteen squares take on the first color while others remain the same. At this point, the player is permitted to rotate the four squares (141-144) within any one of the four corner groups to relocate the numbers and colors in those squares to new locations and increase the chances of scoring many bingos.</p> |
