Appeal No. 1998-0931 Page 11
Application No. 08/139,619
display 44. Figure 2 shows live game display 44. As stated,
supra, Hedges discloses live game display 44 to include a
remote controlled television monitor such as the monitor 21 of
figure 1. It is not altogether clear from the disclosure of
Hedges as to whether TV 21 and live game display 44 are the
same, since TV 21 is the television viewed by the player using
the playboard. We find it unlikely that the player would be
simultaneously viewing two TVs displaying the same
information, and consider both 21 and 44 to represent a
display of a live game in the casino.
We additionally find that in figure 2 of Hedges, numeral
20, indicating remote gaming terminal 20, should actually
reflect remote player station 10, and that playboard 20 of
figure 1 is the same as playboard 40 of figure 2. Hedges
further discloses that the playboard 20-3 (figure 6) displays
the wagering possibilities, accepts the wagers from the
player, and displays the result of the game (col. 3, lines 40-
45). In figure 9, the processor 41 of figure 2 is disclosed
in greater detail (col. 2, lines 45 and 46). Figure 9
discloses microprocessor 90, program memory 91, and temporary
storage memory 92, which provides means for accessing the
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