David S Forman

US Patent:

8398085, Mar 19, 2013

Filed:

Feb 2, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/365023

Inventors:

David Forman - Rancho Mirage CA, US
Rick White - Rancho Mirage CA, US

Assignee:

Planet Bingo, Inc. - Palm Desert CA

International Classification:

A63F 1/00

US Classification:

273292, 463 19

Abstract:

A Bingo card trade feature is disclosed. This feature can offer players the option to trade one set of Bingo cards for another set of different Bingo cards. This exchange can cost nothing or an additional preset cost. These trades can be established through the entity hosting the game. The traded cards can be available for further trades for the same Bingo game based on the business rule set by the entity. The players can be able to trade cards up until a specified time before the start of the actual game. The players can also be able to trade a card as many times as they wish depending on their budget. In one specific example, a “Bonanza Trade” can offer the player the ability to take a daubed Bonanza card that was purchased, add a dollar and get two new Bonanza cards in exchange.

US Patent:

20040072610, Apr 15, 2004

Filed:

Oct 11, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/268642

Inventors:

Rick White - Rancho Mirage CA, US
David Forman - Rancho Mirage CA, US

International Classification:

A63F013/00

US Classification:

463/020000

Abstract:

A gaming machine providing symbols, located in a display area, that are capable of displaying movement. In one embodiment, the gaming machine is a slot machine. With slot machines, the symbols are located on reels and appear on one or more pay lines located in the display area. The slot machine may be programmed so that, when a symbol appears in a pay line as part of a winning combination, it will display movement across all or some portion of the pay line. Movement may also be provided when a non-winning combination is present in the pay line. The gaming machine may also be a video poker terminal, video bingo terminal, or other gaming machine.

US Patent:

20040180712, Sep 16, 2004

Filed:

Mar 10, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/386202

Inventors:

David Forman - Rancho Mirage CA, US
Rick White - Bermuda Dunes CA, US

International Classification:

A63F013/00

US Classification:

463/017000

Abstract:

A wireless multiple server gaming system and method having customizable user interface features provides enhancements to wireless gaming systems. The system includes a scanning device or other receiving device for the input of user-provided graphics that are used to customize features of a gaming device screen. The user interface may include backgrounds, daubers, numbers and other areas that are customized to the users preferences. Additionally, the improved user interface provides special hot-ball indicia for indicating the presence of a hot-ball (also known as “fish ball”, “pig ball”, “fire ball”, “cash ball”, “money ball” or “flash ball”) in one or more game cards, and a pop-up navigation menu on the card display for navigating amongst various games. The system includes multiple game servers coupled through a special proxy server that provides interconnectivity for the wireless game units and the servers, whereby multiple gaming types are supported at the wireless units simultaneously.

US Patent:

20110098097, Apr 28, 2011

Filed:

Dec 9, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/633909

Inventors:

David S. Forman - Rancho Mirage CA, US

International Classification:

A63F 9/24

US Classification:

463 18, 463 43

Abstract:

A system and method for playing a keno style game of poker. In the play of the game, a plurality of initial player hands are presented to players before wagers are received. Values of a plurality of the hands are disclosed, while the value of at least one mystery hand is not disclosed. After a wager is made, the value of the mystery hand is disclosed. Community cards are then provided and game play proceeds, with the winning hand being the highest ranking hand that is a combination of initial hands and community cards.

US Patent:

20110275428, Nov 10, 2011

Filed:

Jun 24, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/822418

Inventors:

David S. Forman - Rancho Mirage CA, US
Rick White - Rancho Mirage CA, US

International Classification:

A63F 9/24
A63F 13/00

US Classification:

463 16, 463 30, 463 43

Abstract:

Generally described, the present application relates to gambling, and more particularly, to a gaming machine that provides a more personal appeal so that a player's interest is kept. In one illustrative embodiment, the gaming machine can include a camera for taking a picture of a player that is at or proximate the gaming machine. The gaming machine can store the picture as an art file. When played, a gaming presentation can locate the art file and display the player's picture within a game on the gaming machine. The player's picture can replace one of many symbols within the game. The picture can also be placed on playing chips or the background of the game. In slot machines, the reels can include the player's picture uploaded from the art file. The player's picture can also be a daub on a bingo game or a face on a playing card.

US Patent:

20220362473, Nov 17, 2022

Filed:

Oct 29, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/771950

Inventors:

- Osaka-shi, Osaka, JP
David Michael Forman - Fountain Hills AZ, US

International Classification:

A61M 5/30
C06C 7/00

Abstract:

An accelerator module is connected to an initiator module and generates supersonic waves from subsonic waves generated by the initiator module. The supersonic waves deliver particles to cells in tissues. The accelerator module may include a knocking-detonation transition metal and a detonation material. An example of the knocking-detonation transition metal is copper (I) 5-nitrotetrazolate. Another example of the knocking-detonation transition metal is lead azide. An example of the detonation material is pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN).

US Patent:

20230001082, Jan 5, 2023

Filed:

Oct 29, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/771948

Inventors:

- Osaka-shi, Osaka, JP
David Michael Forman - Fountain Hills AZ, US

International Classification:

A61M 5/142
A61M 5/145
A61M 5/14

Abstract:

This application relates to a wearable multi-shot injection patch. In one aspect, the patch includes a base that has a bottom surface and a top surface and is configured so that the bottom surface is disposed against a patient's skin. The patch may also include a first container that is supported by the base and accommodates a first drug, and a second container that is supported by the base and accommodates a second drug. The patch may further include a first pyrotechnic charge disposed between the top surface and the first container inside the base, and a second pyrotechnic charge disposed between the top surface and the second container inside the base. The patch may further include one or more electronic components configured to detonate the first pyrotechnic charge and the second pyrotechnic charge.