- Chicago Park CA, US John Peter Meng - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Assignee:
Dollar Dollar Dollar, Inc. - Chicago Park CA
International Classification:
G07F 17/32
Abstract:
A computerized gaming contract engine (“GCE”) that allows for, among other thing, creation of individually unique games, challenges, and wagers, execution of the games, challenges, and wager, and management of those games. The GCE additionally allows for monitoring execution of the appropriate rules and locations as they pertain to the associated wagers and record actions or other appropriate data to the associated blockchain, “oracle”, or datastore for storing data that is incidental to the execution of the game and need not be recorded to the blockchain. The GCE additionally enables escrow of wager until the game has completed. A GCE may manage rules and wagers during game play, determine data to be distributed to supporting databases or systems, validate compliance of game rules, manage requests for data through an “oracle”, execute rules as required from the data received, determine winners and losers, and then withdraw wagers from an escrow account or directly from the loser(s)'s account(s) and distributes them a digital wallet(s) of the winning player(s).
Jeff Hoelmer, Roberta Krahmer, Louise Huemoeller, Larry Johnson, Terry Nagel, Duane Danner, Deborah Lupke, James Ricard, Diane Ratike, Fred Same, Pat Arris
John Herwick (1961-1965), Leroy McLaurin (1958-1966), Bill Lever (1963-1967), John Marks (1961-1965), John Meng (1968-1970), Frank McGovern (1966-1972)
SingaporeAmdocs Past: Teligent AB, Encorus, Brokat, Isoftel Wai Meng Ong, John senior management experience spans over 25 years with broad coverage and relationships in the Telecommunication, IT, Government... Wai Meng Ong, John senior management experience spans over 25 years with broad coverage and relationships in the Telecommunication, IT, Government, Manufacturing, Banking and Financial Sectors in the Asia Pacific Basin. A Builder and Developer, he has established numerous Channels & Direct Sales...
team expects player costs to decline next season given the normal ebbs and flows of contract cycles. Regardless, there appears little to worry about financially: John Meng, of the board's investment committee, reported corporate reserves of about $271 million in 2014, up roughly $90 million from 2010.