ZAKI KHAL
Agencies at Turtle Ridge Ave, Las Vegas, NV

2007028, Dec 6, 2007

May 1, 2007

11/799131

Zaki Khal - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F 9/00

463 19

This invention relates to the field of playing a Keno style game of chance which allows a player to potentially multiply its winnings by a factor of up to five (5) times the normal winning ticket payout amount by placing an additional wager on the game. The multiplying factor is determined based on one of the following two methods: (1) comparing the number that is selected on the Nth drawing of the twenty randomly drawn winning numbers to a predetermined multiplier map, or (2) taking the total matching numbers that exist between the twenty randomly drawn winning numbers for that game and the twenty numbers that are contained on a predetermined virtual Keno ticket. The object of the game is to bring additional excitement to the traditional Keno style game by providing the player the chance to win a lot more money if the player should obtain a winning ticket.

2006012, Jun 8, 2006

Dec 6, 2005

11/294775

Zaki Khal - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F 9/24

463016000, 463040000

The method of the present invention involves the ability of a player to automatically have a wager placed on a game of chance from a remote location. The player enters his desired wager into a programmable wireless gaming device that is authorized for use by the applicable gaming authority and specific gaming establishment. The wireless gaming device is designed to communicate directly with each of the gaming establishment's gaming systems (e.g., Keno, Bingo and Race & Sports Book). The player is able to program the wireless gaming device to have wagers placed on specific games of chance at a gaming establishment provided certain criteria are met. At the time specified by the player, the wireless gaming device will communicate with the applicable gaming establishment gaming systems and compare the criteria programmed by the player with the gaming establishment's gaming systems and/or other systems. Provided the criteria established by the player is met, the wager specified by the player will be placed into the gaming establishment's gaming system. The gaming establishment gaming system will notify the player of the results of his wager via the wireless gaming device. The wireless gaming device will also be linked to the player's wagering account maintained at the gaming establishment so that withdrawals and deposits can be completed and transactions and balance on the account be viewed by the player.

2006008, Apr 20, 2006

Oct 18, 2004

10/967880

Zaki Khal - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F 9/24

463018000

A method of playing Keno in which the quantity of numbers drawn is increased by including the integer above and/or below each number drawn, for at least some of the numbers drawn. This effectively increases the quantity of numbers drawn without requiring any additional steps by the players or modification of ball drawing equipment. For example, after drawing 20 numbers, the respective integer above each of the first 5 drawn numbers can be included in the draw. Optionally these extra numbers can be treated differently from those drawn, for example by applying to an additional bonus wager.

2003022, Dec 11, 2003

Jun 10, 2003

10/459296

Zaki Khal - Las Vegas NV, US

A63F003/06

273/269000

A method for playing a Lottery type game of chance. The method comprises the following steps: selling a plurality of Lottery tickets for a lotto style lottery game; drawing a first winning combination; and, if necessary, redrawing winning combinations until a matching set of numbers is identified and a winner is declared.

8585479, Nov 19, 2013

Aug 29, 2007

11/847062

Chad A. Ryan - Henderson NV, US
Sam Johnson - Las Vegas NV, US
Zaki Khal - Las Vegas NV, US

Tipping Point Group, LLC - Las Vegas NV

A63F 13/00

463 13, 463 16, 463 17, 463 18, 463 19, 463 20, 463 25, 463 27, 463 40, 463 43

A video output signal analyzes that analyzes a video output signal to determine game play information. In video poker, card values and player strategies can be determined based on a “reverse encoding” of the video signal to determine the original video bitmap. The bitmap can then be analyzed to determine what is taking place during a game, without having to receive this information directly from the processing unit that is actually implementing the game.