Lee M Wilson

US Patent:

20060234818, Oct 19, 2006

Filed:

Apr 15, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/106413

Inventors:

Lee Wilson - Birmingham MI, US

International Classification:

A63B 67/00

US Classification:

473472000

Abstract:

The Match-Play-Version Basketball Process is a method of wagering on conventional basketball games, which is employed while observing conventional basketball games via television or in person at an arena. The product of the Process is called a “match” to distinguish it from the actual game, for wagering purposes only. It has no official standing. The process consists of dividing the official time limit into sixteen consecutive segments of equal duration, called “rounds,” and keeping score accordingly, by awarding one point to the team that scores the most points in each round. The winner of the most rounds wins the match. All wagers are based entirely and exclusively on the rounds; thus the total score of the game is irrelevant to the ad hoc match that it breeds.

US Patent:

20150051025, Feb 19, 2015

Filed:

Nov 3, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/530969

Inventors:

Lee H. Wilson - Birmingham MI, US

International Classification:

A63B 71/06

US Classification:

473472

Abstract:

Roundball is a sports event that is based on the same primitive activity that forms the basis of three other games, namely, basketball, 21st Century Challenge America Basketball Game, and Method for Playing a Basketball-Type Game. The latter two are patented. All four are singular games by virtue of their completely different formats. Roundball games are composed of rounds, like boxing matches; and the winner of the game is the team that accumulates the majority of the points in each of the majority of the rounds. Roundball games will be suspenseful from start to finish, with clear and reasonable results. There is good reason to expect that professional Roundball will become a strong competitor for a share of the multi-billion-dollar entertainment industry market. There is no record of anyone else having conceived the same idea; which is strong empirical evidence that your petitioner is the inventor of Roundball.