A selector device is provided herein for the random selection of a small set of balls from a larger set of balls. It includes a flat box having a transparent cover. The box is divided into an upper chamber and a lower chamber, the upper chamber containing a large set of balls therein, with a small set of the balls having a significantly different appearance from the first set of balls, e.g., by being colored differently. The lower chamber is formed by parallel channels through apertures. The channels are just slightly wider than the diameter of the balls. All connections between the upper chamber and the channels are provided with rounded corners. In this way, each channel has an unimpeded entry mouth from the upper chamber. Finally, spaced-apart, indicia are arranged in longitudinal rows each along a respective channel. In this way, a chance selector device is provided in which the balls have an unhindered access by gravity to the channels, which permits truly random selection.
A game device which enables random selection of a three digit or four digit number for the purpose of playing a lottery or other game. It comprises a transparent plastic case having a hopper portion where various balls of different colors are mixed at random such as by shaking the device, when inverted, and allowing the balls to fall by gravity into four chutes or possibly three chutes. In some instances, three chutes may appear on one side of the device and four on the other to enable selective play of either three or four numbers. By coloring the plastic container the same color as most of the balls, such balls will not be readily visible exteriorly of the device. However the other balls which are numbered and of a different color, such as white, will appear visible and when read from top to bottom in the chutes will reveal three numbers or four numbers, as desired, which can be used for any desired purpose, such as for playing a lottery.
A random number selector has a compartment that accommodates balls of two contrasting colors, e.g., black and white. Overlying the compartment is a window on which are marked indicia to be selected, e.g., numbers. The indicia also are black. Certain of the numbers are masked and rendered invisible by the black balls located behind them. The numbers to be selected are highlighted by the color-contrasting white balls.
A writing pen, particularly a retractable ball point pen, is formed with two random number selectors to provide a multiple game play. The game and pen construction is integrally cooperatively formed for ready manufacture and use.
A farm game having a price board, dice silo, money, farm record sheets, homestead plats and various commodities. The dice silo displays a chance selected die with a marked subdivision of the silo face plate, and the price board is divided into sections equal in number to the dice in the silo. The dice set a price or quote marked on the price board from which the players conduct transactions.
This invention relates to a chance device to be used to anticipate numbers to be selected in a lottery game such as Lotto. The chance device comprises two icosahedrons, one icosahedron having numbers thereon representing ten (10) odd numbers and ten (10) even numbers of from 1 to 40, and the other icosahedron having numbers thereon representing the remaining twenty (20) numbers of from 1 to 40. The sum of the numbers appearing on each icosahedron is four hundred ten (410).
