Board game apparatus

Abstract

Abstract Board game apparatus is shown, in its preferred form, as including a game board having first and second sequential and continuous path segments arranged in a parallel and contiguous manner forming a movement path. Further included are first and second chance taking apparatus for determining movement of game markers representing individual players along the path segments. Chance taking apparatus is shown in a first preferred form as dice and shown in a second preferred form as spinner apparatus with both embodiments having members of a third set located on one chance taking apparatus and members of a fourth set located on a second chance taking apparatus. Each of the third and fourth sets are formed from the combination of a member of a first set comprised of dots as conventionally applied to dice in the first preferred embodiment and of the numerals 1-6 in the second preferred embodiment and a member of a second set comprised of a rough member and a smooth member in the first preferred embodiment and of a flocked member and a nonflocked member in the second preferred embodiment. Although the members of the third and fourth sets are formed from the combination of a member of the first set and a member of the second set, the third and fourth sets have no members in common and, therefore, their intersection is an empty set. The game board is synergistically related to the chance taking apparatus to allow the exciting and entertaining play of a board game apparatus.

Inventors

• 👤 David L. Magiera

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