WO2004064952A2

WO2004064952A2 - Decks of cards which facilitate the playing of card games

Info

Publication number: WO2004064952A2
Application number: PCT/ES2004/000031
Authority: WO
Inventors: Jose María TRIGUEROS LORENZO
Original assignee: VICENTE CUESTA, Ana María
Priority date: 2003-01-24
Filing date: 2004-01-23
Publication date: 2004-08-05
Also published as: UY28169A1; PE20040870A1; WO2004064952A3; AR042916A1

Abstract

The invention relates to decks of cards which facilitate the playing of card games. The inventive decks reduce playing times and can be used to analyse tactics or strategy without causing distraction to the player. The cards belonging to each of the decks are perfectly adapted to specific games and prevent the player from having to decipher complicated traditional cards which are not adapted to a determined game. Said models fully respect the psychological aspect and rules of the respective games. According to the invention, the cards or playing elements are provided with one or more ordinary and/or extraordinary identifiers which facilitate the player's understanding, and the playing, of a specific game, by improving the user's evaluation and control of the cards. The aforementioned universal identifiers, which can be used easily to interpret and play any card game, can also appear on accessories not directly involved in the game. The constituent elements of said decks or models are frequently organised into different groups, whereby each group has unified elements with an equal representation, value and function. In addition, two or more cards can be merged into one and/or the four standard suits and/or the cards contained therein can be increased or reduced.

Description

BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE GAMES OF NAIPS OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention, as expressed in the statement of this specification, refers to decks that facilitate card games, constituting a total range of specific decks to be used each respectively in its relevant game. These innovative and evolved decks have the main characteristic of being endowed with their playing cards or game elements, with one, several or many extraordinary identifiers that provide more analytical and essential information in a specific set or play and / or during a certain game. These decks are also characterized fundamentally by being suitable for each respective game and, quite a lot, by having a simplified structure by being unified, totally or partially, their cards or game elements in each of the groups that make up the deck, or another model . They also have the particularity of presenting offside cards or other media with identifiers common to all playing cards, as well as the interpretation of all identifiers and the rules regulated in each respective card game, translated and adapted to the deck that It facilitates your game.

These decks may also have the following particularities: that two or more cards may appear merged into one and / or that the four classic suits may appear increased to five or more series, or decreased to three or less series, and / or that cards or elements contained in the typical suits or series may be increased or reduced and / or that the typical traditional identifiers may appear with a more effective and efficient placement of what are usually located, and / or that, with respect to traditional cards, the typical indexes of these are more angulated or sheared, to be faster and more efficient reading when the framing is removed at the angles of the card, if it has one, and by moving these indexes further towards the vertices of the card, improving game control.

The object of the invention is to provide to the board games sector and in particular to card players, modern, universal, specific, simplified, dynamic and didactic decks to properly practice each respective game, where their cards contain references Complementary that are basic and very relevant because they instruct more about the respective game, and also, where their cards or elements are usually unified in the different groups that make up the deck and / or where two or more cards can appear merged into one and / or where the four classic suits may appear increased to five or more series or decreased to three or less series and / or where the cards or elements contained in the typical suits or series may be increased or reduced, and / or the identifiers Traditional can appear with a more effective and efficient placement than they are usually located and / or where, with respect to the n traditional indexes, the indexes of these can be angled or skidded more to be faster and more efficient reading when removed from the angles of the framing card, if you have it, and moving these indexes more towards the vertices of the card for better control, which facilitates the learning of the game in question, also allowing players already initiated and also experts, an easier and faster understanding of what the cards or elements involved in each game represent, always according to their respective regulations .

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Unique models of traditional decks have as a general feature the use of the same model to practice many different games in common. playing cards They are also characterized by the fact that their cards or elements have a maximum of only four kinds of identification: the typical suits or series, the red and black color that they have in their case, the numerical or alphanumeric arrangement, where appropriate, and the different coherent illustrations or inconsistent in your case. These identifiers, sometimes printed on a large scale, are intended to perform the function of controlling a wide variety of sets and / or games, with the difficulty of a continuous and changing interpretation of them.

Some of these unique models of deck, known undially, are the famous French or English deck that have the particularity of having two sticks or series with the red symbol and two sticks with the black symbol.

The illustration of each of the cards in the French or English deck is different. These decks can contain up to fifty-two cards, excluding the wild cards, that is, they can have up to thirteen cards for each suit or series, plus the necessary wild cards in their case, with the particularity that nine cards of each suit or series have about indexes with a correlative numbering from two to ten and the other four cards of each suit instead of having a number, have an initial letter of a word of a certain language, or have the word itself.

Other decks, similar to French or English, lack such indexes, or they do, but with the singularity that ten cards of each suit or series have a correlative numbering from one to ten and the other three cards of each stick have no number but if they have, as before, a word or its initial letter. In many countries there are other types of unique decks, used to make many popular card games, which differ from the French deck or deck English in its illustration, but informatively, structurally and / or functionally, they are analogous to French or English.

Other unique deck models, used to practice many card games, are for example the Spanish deck and the Italian deck, similar to each other. Each of the cards or elements of these decks also have a different illustration. These decks can have up to forty-eight cards, that is, they can have up to twelve cards or elements for each suit or series, with the particularity that all the cards of each suit are numbered successively from one to twelve.

Likewise, there are other types of decks similar to Spanish and Italian in the market, in which only the shape has been modified but not the bottom.

Sometimes, as an annex to these unique models of cards, - a reminder card that does not participate in the game and that only performs the passive function of summarizing the scores and prizes of the game in question, without describing, is eventually incorporated analytically the cards.

Some types of decks that have been classified as special for a given game have also been marketed, but in reality the little they have of their singularity is their external appearance, varied and adapted slightly without considering the intrinsic and transcendental of the card in the play or game . On the other hand, Invention Patent number P-200201041 and its Certificate of Addition number P-200201954, perfectly describe some deck structures that are a clear example of a simplified, specific, didactic, dynamic and appropriate deck to practice easily and easily controlled a well-known card game, the mus.

Some of the technical problems that arise when using a unique model of a classic deck to practice a disparity of card games can be summarized in the following:

- Your cards do not facilitate a good analytical reading.

Your cards are not synthesized when they can be unified. - Your cards do not indicate the hierarchy that have the suits or series in some games.

- In several games, your honor cards or figures do not express the hierarchy they have among themselves.

Your cards do not indicate whether they are triumph or not triumph.

- Their cards do not indicate the two assumptions that exist in some games to know the real value of card points, since, during the game it is established in an optional way that certain cards play as a triumph or on the contrary that said cards do not play as triumph.

Their cards also do not indicate the hierarchy of triumphs in many games.

- Their cards that are not triumph, do not reflect the absolute hierarchy they have when playing a trick. - In quite a few games, your cards do not indicate the real value of points they have for the main account.

- Susnaipes do not indicate the sequential hierarchy that each of them has in the game to combine sequentially. - Your cards do not indicate the ordinal hierarchy that each card has, since, the position of the cards dances from one set to another set and / or from one game to another game.

Their cards do not indicate the individual strength they have, to assess the total power in their hands, that is, the cards do not assess the weighted value they have, which would serve to quickly and efficiently know what bet to make and what strategy to follow. in each set and / or in general.

- Your cards do not indicate the degree of relativity that has the overall value of the card with respect to the remaining cards.

- In some important game, the vertical visual effect of the symbols of your cards is not the same as the horizontal visual effect that is transcribed in the manuscripts that teach the respective card game.

- Obviously, the cards of the unique models of classic or traditional cards cannot indicate the name or denomination of all the games nor of all the variants in their case, since it would be absurd and unsightly. - Sometimes, the color of the cards of the card does not clarify, but instead confuses, because it applies that color to all the cards of the mentioned suits or series and does not restrict them exclusively to the cards that do affect them that color when they have been attributed values and / or special functions.

- There are games where your cards are honors but these same cards are not honors in other games.

- Except for the initial letter "A" of the honor card "As", common to many languages, the meaning of the initial letters of its figures may lead to error from one language to another.

- When the illustrations of your cards or game elements are not consistent with the four simple differentiators that these cards have, it is difficult to find out the order, value, function, etc., that each card has, especially the honors or figures.

Their cards or elements do not identify the combination possibilities that they have, or do not have, to be linked in a homologous and / or sequential way with another or other cards.

- Your cards also do not indicate the minimum grouping of cards needed to validate a certain combination.

- Your cards do not indicate with particular character if they have more attributes and / or perform one or more special functions. - In some games, your cards do not indicate that a specific color of suits makes special functions. Their cards also do not indicate the value they have in a subtotal score for a certain partial play. - Your cards also do not indicate the value of the cards in a total score for a certain set.

- Your cards do not indicate the possibility of prizes.

- Your cards do not explain combination possibilities.

- Several cards instead of having a number, have a letter that does not say in what order the card is or its value.

Your cards have different illustrations or graphics. In many games, the diversity of their cards or elements do not make a synthetic reading and do not classify or indicate the group to which they belong within a specific game.

- Your cards do not perform an analytical reading nor are they synthesized when possible.

- Traditional decks frequently suppress several cards.

In several games, certain cards that are not wild cards become cards that are wild cards and / or also special cards that are not wild cards.

In other games, several cards that are not wild cards supplement other cards that are not wild cards.

- In their cards the external aspect predominates more, with diverse illustrations and / or with their scarce and simple indicators in different sizes, than showing said cards the essential keys of their own game. - In certain games, several cards do not require some traditional identifiers that appear in a standard and unnecessary way in the classic cards.

- To practice the same game, decks from different countries are used, which can cause a problem added to the great lack of control by the few identifiers

^" traditional, since, in addition these same differ totally between the numerous models of classic decks.

- Your cards are inconsistent on many occasions.

In some important games at the level of practitioners, the icons of their cards do not have a correct graphic disposition in accordance with the way of transcribing and instructing that iconography in their given slang, since, the vertical visual effect of the symbols of their cards it is not the same as the horizontal visual effect that is transcribed in the books that teach those particular card games.

- Many times, the symbols or signs that reflect your cards do not exercise an effective dialogue because they do not convey what they really want to communicate, since, they do not correspond with either order or value, or with the function they really represent in its different sets and / or games.

- Almost always, your cards have different meaning from one game to another game, because that meaning is changed irregularly from one play to another play and / or also from one game to another game.

- Your cards or items lack more information.

- Traditional decks are divided into the classic four suits or series. Their logos are different and in addition they vary from one country to another, which in the development of several games also unnecessarily adds an added complexity in the understanding and / or unification of the different suits, especially for players who start in The learning. It is evident that the classification by "suits" has no importance in several card games, since this division does not make sense or use.

- The elements or cards of the traditional decks, differ absolutely in everything, and this can lead to error, or at least, momentary doubt in establishing the relationship between representation of each element or card and the one that really corresponds in a certain game, especially considering that certain cards have the same values, functions and hierarchies as other cards that have different identifications.

- It should also be considered that the classic decks have some cards or elements that indicate different numerical value, but that in several games they have the same relative value although with a different hierarchical order. - The cards of the traditional decks almost never coincide with the reality of the rules of the game and mentally they have to adapt and homologize to it.

- The wear or fouling of traditional cards in the deck is not uniform because they are used for various games with different frequency of use from one game to another.

In conclusion, the unique models of classic or traditional cards, force the player to study each card game thoroughly to be able to interpret it and to be able to answer a priori the different doubts, representations and arrangements that all cards or game elements have, as well as also know all their ranges, values, functions, etc., during all the plays and in all the games, since often, the identifiers that are seen do not coincide at all with what they really mean, which can degenerate into true chaos informative and also in great discouragement of the aspirant who can reject the new game and / or create a confusion of concepts for any person that interferes with the memory when they want to learn several games at the same time and / or when different plays or sets are made.

Therefore, the use of a unique deck model for the development or practice of different card games, presents a series of problems and disadvantages such as those just mentioned, which are accentuated in those people who want to enter or have just started in the practice of the different card games, that is, in their learning.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The decks that facilitate card games, object of the invention, have the particularity that their cards or elements are provided with one or several extraordinary identifiers that facilitate the understanding and development of the specific game according to their respective regulation.

They also have the peculiarity that their cards or elements are frequently organized or classified in different groups, the elements of each group being equal to each other, that is, with equal representation and, of course, provided for the same function, also in accordance with the regulated rules of their respective game.

These decks may also have the following characteristics: that two or more cards may appear merged into one and / or that the four classic suits may appear increased to five or more series or decreased to three or less series, and / or that the cards or elements contained in the typical suits or series may be increased or reduced, and / or traditional identifiers may appear with a more effective and efficient placement than they are usually located, and / or that, with respect to traditional cards, the typical indexes of these can be angled or skidded more to be faster and more efficient reading, for example by removing the framed cards at the angles of the card, and moving the said indexes more towards the vertices of the card for better control, as we had previously mentioned.

It is therefore intended a simplification of each card game, specifically making their respective appropriate deck with: Suitable identifiers, ordinary and / or extraordinary, in playing cards. Unification of cards that match completely. Unification of cards that match almost completely. - Unification of cards that partially match. Fusion of two or more cards in a single card. More effective placement of traditional identifiers.

- Enlargement or reduction of the classic sticks or series.

- Enlargement or reduction of the cards that each series has.

"Offside" accessories that contain:

Identifiers common to all playing cards.

Explanation and translation of all identifiers.

. Game instructions explained in accordance with its rules and in accordance with its respective easy deck.

. Chips for better control of the game. Some of the extraordinary identifiers are defined below as follows:

An identifier to indicate the hierarchy that each club or series has, for example, in bridge, poker, etc., attaching a badge below the logo of the club or series. Example: ^» ** ^• ** ^» .

Another identifier to also indicate the hierarchy that has a stick or series but in a much more obvious way, for example, if the stick or series is the second highest value in a game, adding another badge to the stick symbol, or, together to said indicator ^» ****". Example: "/ 2 ^a ". Another identifier to indicate that the sticks or series do not have a hierarchy or have the same hierarchy, for example, by omitting the previous indicators or replacing said "/ 2 ^or " indicator with another flag. Example: "= 0". - Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the fifth suit, for example, incorporating a distinctive logo, etc. Example: "Super". Another identifier to indicate the existence and superior hierarchy of a fifth suit or series that is achieved in some games (bridge, etc), when you can optionally choose a certain suit as a win and yet you decide to play without a win. For example, incorporating another badge under said "Super" indicator. Example: ^» ***** ^» .

Another identifier to also indicate the upper hierarchy of the fifth suit, but much more clearly, for example, by adding another badge to the aforementioned "*****" indicator. Example: "/ l °". - Another identifier to indicate how many clubs or series are involved or can intervene in a given game and its hierarchical position, for example, if the game can have up to five clubs or series, adding another badge to the aforementioned indicators "/ 2 ^or " and ^» i ° ". Example:" $ 5 ".

Another identifier to indicate more clearly all the sticks or series existing in a given game with its hierarchical rank, for example, superimposing the badge of each suit from top to bottom. Example: "Super 1, 2 ^or

Pica, 3rd Heart, 4th Diamond, 5th ^or Clover ". Another identifier to indicate the representation that symbolizes the figure card and / or the honor card, or other card, without language and / or illustration problems or other reasons, for example, replacing the Traditional alphabetic badge that cards have figures and / or honor cards for an allusive icon, or, adding said icon to the aforementioned conventional badge. Example: "Icon". - Another identifier to indicate that the card is honor, since there are games that have no honor card and other games that have cards that are honors and cards that are not honors, for example, incorporating another badge. Example: "H". - Another identifier to indicate the hierarchy that each honor has and / or figure, for example, by adding another badge next to the aforementioned "H" indicator. Example: "ooo".

Other identifier for the hierarchy also indicate that each playing card figure but honor and so evident, for example, if honor or figure is 2 ^or higher value in the game, for attaching said indicator to another distinctive "••• ". Example: "/ 2 ^or ". - - Another identifier to indicate the relativity of the hierarchical grade or the position that a particular honor card has and, if applicable, in relation to the remaining honor cards and figures, for example, if the game has five honor cards ( As, 10, Valet, Lady and King), adding another badge to said "/ 2 ^or " indicator. Example: "Δ5". Another identifier to indicate that the honor card and / or figure has the same hierarchy as other cards or other honor cards, for example, if an honor card has the same hierarchy or a hierarchy parallel to three other honor cards in a given game, then inserting another badge between the two previous indicators. Example: "= 3H". - Another identifier to indicate all honors that exist in a game with their respective hierarchy, for example, superimposing all the honors on a graduation or decreasing scale: Example: "As-10- Valet-Lady-King". - Another identifier to indicate the virtual force that certain honor cards have in a game (bridge, etc.) to more accurately evaluate the convenient declaration to be made in the tender phase, etc., for example, by adding another badge to the honor card symbol that has some virtual force. Example: "+4" ..

Another identifier to indicate the percentage of virtual force that a given card represents at the time of making said declaration or tender and calculating with a sensible criterion the possible assets that can be made, for example, by adding a badge to said indicator "+4" . Example: "/ + 10%". Another identifier to indicate that the card is trump, since, there are games that do not have trump cards and other games with cards that are trump and other cards that are not trump, for example, incorporating some distinctive sign common to many languages. Example: "T" - Another identifier to indicate the hierarchy of triumph in the card, for example, if the triumph card is 3 ^or in said value, then adding under said indicator "T" a badge that defines said hierarchy. Example: "3 ^o ". Another identifier to indicate the amount of existing wins and the relativity of the hierarchical degree that a winning card has with respect to the other wins, for example, if the card is a win that belongs to the game of Boston whose trump suit has exceptionally fourteen cards (thirteen plus another) and the hierarchical value of the card it is classified in the third position, adding another badge to said indicator "3 ^o ". Example: "/ 14".

Another identifier to indicate the value of points that a winning card has in some games, for the main points account, for example, by adding another badge next to the aforementioned indicator "/ 14". Example: "V 80p". Another identifier to indicate that the same, refers to the context of the value of points that the card has that is not trump, for the main score, for example, incorporating another badge. Example: "P". Another identifier to indicate the points that the card actually has that is not a win in a certain game, for the general account, for example, by adding another badge next to said "P" indicator. Example: "50". Another identifier to indicate the hierarchy that has the value of points of the card that is not trump. For example, if a game has six different point values for the same accounting and one of those six values with numerical identification 50 is the most valuable, another badge is added to the aforementioned indicator "50". Example: "l ° / 6".

Another identifier to indicate all existing point values in a given game, for example, by describing them all overlapping in decreasing cascade. Example: "50 ... 40 ... 30 ... 20 ... 10 ... 5". Another identifier to indicate how many cards have the same point value in a particular game, for example, by adding to each described point value, another distinctive indicating the number of cards that have that same point value in a particular game. Example: "* lβ". Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the weighted individual force that the card has in a certain set or play and also in general throughout the game, for example, incorporating another badge. Example:

"F".

Another identifier or identifiers to indicate the name of each play or set, for example, incorporating another badge to the card. Example: "Andia".

Another identifier or identifiers to indicate the weighted individual strength of the card only in each set or play, for example, if the weighting of the card occupies the eighth place in value of a certain set, placing another badge next to the aforementioned indicator "F" . Example: "L = 8 °".

Another identifier or identifiers to indicate the degree of relativity that has the weighted value of a card in each given set, with respect to the remaining cards, for example, if the weighted value of the card is classified in eighth position of the set and belongs to a game that is made with a deck of forty cards, another badge is added to this indicator "L = 8 °". Example:

"/ 40".

Another identifier to indicate the denomination of the card game in question, for example, incorporating a badge to the card or element. Example: "Belote".

Another identifier to indicate the weighted individual strength that the card has at a general level throughout the game, for example, if the weighting of the card occupies seventh place in said general assessment, placing another badge next to the aforementioned "F" indicator. Example: "G = 7 °".

Another identifier to indicate the degree of relativity that has the weighted value of a card at a general level throughout the game and with respect to the remaining cards, for example, if the weighted value of a card is classified in seventh position of said estimate general and belongs to a game that is made with a deck of thirty-two cards, adding another badge to said indicator "G = 7 °". Example: "/ 32".

Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the sequential order of the card in a game, for example, incorporating another badge to the card or element. Example: "S".

Another identifier to indicate the ordinal or sequential hierarchy that the card has in each game, since the order or sequence of the card dances from one game to another game, for example, if a card occupies the 11th position within the same growing sequence of a game made with a French or English deck, or other deck, etc., another badge is added under the said "S" indicator. Example: "11". Another identifier to indicate the general position of the card in the sequential order, for example, if the game consists of thirteen cards in each suit, adding another badge to said indicator "11". Example: "/ 13". Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the combination possibilities that the card has in a given game, for example, incorporating another badge. Example: "C".

Another identifier to indicate the combination possibilities that the card has to link with other or other cards of homologous way or of the same value, for example, adding another badge under the mentioned indicator "C". Example: "8 = 8". Another identifier to indicate the possibilities of combination that the card has to be linked with another or other cards in a sequential way or increasing and / or decreasing consecutive value, for example, by adding another badge under the cited indicator "C". Example: 7 <8> 9 ". - Another identifier to indicate that the card cannot be combined or linked with another card or other cards, for example, by adding another badge under the cited indicator" C ". Example: n <≠>n" . Another identifier to indicate the minimum group of cards or elements necessary to validate a possible combination, for example, adding another distinctive followed by the distinctive cited _í indicating possible combinations. Example: "(3E = +)". - Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the hierarchy that has a card that is not a triumph when playing in a trick, for example, incorporating another badge. Example "B". Another identifier to indicate the absolute hierarchy of a card that is not a triumph in confrontation with another or other cards of the same suit or series when playing a trick, for example, by attaching another badge under the cited indicator "B". Example: "9 ^o ". - Another identifier to indicate the relativity of the position of a card that is not a win in relation to another or other cards of the same suit or series when playing a trick, for example, if the suit or series has ten cards, adding another badge to said indicator "9 ^o ". Example: "/ 10". Another identifier to more visibly indicate the unification of the cards or game elements of each of the different groups that make up the deck or other model, the remaining identifiers of said cards belonging to the same group being equal, which obviously have equal representation, function , hierarchy and / or value in a given game, for example, incorporating an image, medium, illustration, etc., identical in said common cards. Example: "[= §Image§ =]".

Another identifier to better indicate the distinction and perception of the sticks or series in most games played with the French or English deck, etc., for example, painting with different colors (blue, red, green, yellow, etc.) logos of the different classic sticks of the French deck. Example: "new color". Another identifier to indicate that in some games, although they have no importance either the suits or series in all the cards or the colors in most of the cards (Basket, etc.), there are certain specific cards that perform special functions while preserving the psychological aspect of the color in accordance with its regulations, for example by incorporating only a distinctive color painted on the specific cards according to its regulations. Example: "color".

Another identifier or identifiers to indicate with particular character that the card has other attributes with which it performs one or more special functions, for example, incorporating another badge. Example: "Σ".

Other or other identifiers to indicate each of the special functions that a given card can perform or perform, for example, incorporating a group of badges, or a legend. "Special" example.

Another identifier to indicate that the stick symbol and the numerical or alphabetical sign, or other distinctive, have a correct arrangement in accordance with the didactic form explained in the bibliography about a game (bridge, etc.), for example, matching in the same horizontal plane, and not vertical, the stick symbol and the other distinctive, left and right, respectively.

Example: "R&D".

Another identifier to indicate the value of the card in a subtotal score for a certain partial set, for example, incorporating another badge into the card. Example: "sub".

Another identifier to indicate the value of the card in a total score for a set, for example, incorporating another badge. Example: "tot". - Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the prizes or rewards that can be obtained with a card in union or contribution with another or other cards, for example, by incorporating a new badge. Example: "R". - Another or other identifiers to indicate the prizes or rewards, which can be obtained with a card in union or contribution with another or other cards or game elements, for example, playing bridge, having four honors are one hundred points more, for what which another badge is added to that indicator. Example:

"4H = + 100p".

The cards or game elements could incorporate other extraordinary identifiers to indicate other possible concepts always related to the aspects peculiar to their respective game, for example, incorporating other new badges: "&?", "&?", "¿&?", "¿&?", "¿&?" .

In the cards or elements of the decks that facilitate card games, only the extraordinary identifiers suitable for the game in question appear, that is, only one, or several, or many of them may appear.

Extraordinary identifiers may appear incorporated in cards or elements with any type of arrangement, in a scattered manner and / or in a grouped manner.

The same identifier can be used to identify a single concept or to identify several concepts at the same time.

The extraordinary identifiers have been defined in a certain way to be able to explain them, but they can be presented or represented through any sign and / or distinctive and / or medium and / or brand and / or shape and / or size and / or dimension.

Extraordinary identifiers may appear incorporated individually or collectively only by themselves or in combination with one or more traditional ordinary identifiers. Extraordinary indicators can also appear on any accessory "outside of ego."

Two or more extraordinary and / or traditional identifiers can also indicate a single concept.

The same extraordinary and / or traditional identifier may appear repeated two or more times.

Extraordinary identifiers can be applied to any past, present or future card game, which is a main game or variant originated and derived from a traditional deck. These easy decks may be valid to make two or more games and may appear with out-of-game accessories (case, game instructions, explanation of identifiers, tokens, etc.).

The aforementioned decks, or other models, with the defined extraordinary identifiers in their referred cards or elements, can be represented or presented virtually and / or materialized by electromagnetic means.

The existence of more extraordinary identifiers is also planned, such as the following:

Another identifier to indicate the quality of the card.

Another identifier to indicate an instruction that should be done. - Another identifier to indicate the historical aspect of the card game.

Another identifier to indicate the importance of the card. Another identifier to indicate the disposition or placement of the card.

Other or other color identifiers to indicate the name of the card, the suit or the series of the card, the importance of the card or other concepts. Another identifier to indicate the different hierarchical range of the same numerical identification.

Example: 10 *, 10 **, 10 ***.

Another identifier to indicate the absolute power of the card in a certain set and / or game, whether or not it is a triumph. - Another identifier to indicate the relative power of the card in a certain set, for example, in the set of tricks if a card that is not a win does not attend the suit.

- Another identifier to indicate the number of cards that a suit or series has in a given game .

Another identifier to translate the inconsistency of the image of the card.

Another identifier to indicate a motive alluding to the origin of the particular card game.

Another identifier to indicate the conservation of the psychological aspect of the original or traditional deck. Another identifier to indicate a statement alluding to the card game.

Another identifier to indicate the nature of the game or what it consists of, for example, combination game, tricks, points, sets, etc. Another identifier to indicate the name of the card, for example "pito", "as", "wild card", "bostón",

"king", "pirulo", "perica", "beard", "jaco" etc. Another identifier to indicate the name of the symbol of the fifth suit without victory, for example "without atout". Another identifier to indicate only the graphic unification of the motif or representation of the cards even if they belong to different series and present their corresponding suit symbol, for example, in bridge, poker, etc., to represent identically any design except the suit symbol.

Another identifier to indicate with colors the different series that a certain card game has without having to put the symbols of the classic suits, for example, the green color for a series, the red color for another series, etc. Another identifier to indicate the denomination of the combination, for example "brelan", "staircase 5 ^to major", etc.

^~ Another identifier to indicate the name of the prize or reward, for example, "capote", etc. Another identifier to indicate the unification of the cards in each of the different groups that make up the respective deck, for example, checking that possibility when in certain cards the same value, function and representation coincide, for example, Mus, Canasta, Escoba, etc. Another identifier to indicate the name of the main game variant, for example, "Boston of Nantes", etc.

Another identifier to indicate the name of the type of bet or contract modality, for example, "natural system", "the Roman clover", "the diamond of Turin", etc.

Another or other identifiers to indicate the psychological aspects that each game retains when it originated with the respective traditional deck. Another identifier to indicate the set for which the card is used.

Another identifier to indicate the play (s) of the set for which the card is used.

Another identifier to indicate from which main game the specific card game is derived or derived.

Another identifier with two or more values to indicate to the participant the value that he can electively choose as he is interested. Other or other identifiers to indicate the absence of certain concepts in relation to the existence of concepts indicated with their identifiers, for example, to indicate that a card is not a win, etc. Another identifier to indicate the amount of existing concepts.

Another identifier to indicate that the card is a figure.

Another identifier to indicate the existence of unified cards.

Another identifier to indicate the unification that a card has with another card.

Another identifier to indicate the number of unified groups. - Another identifier to indicate the number of unified cards each of the groups in the deck has.

Other or other identifiers to show a legend. - Other or other identifiers to indicate the hierarchy of six or more clubs or series.

Another identifier to indicate the particular suit or series, for example, making the line that frames the central illustration of the card continues, or discontinues once or several times.

Another identifier to indicate what card is, making continuous or discontinuous once or several times, the line that frames the central illustration of the card. - Another identifier to verify that the indexes of the card have been angled or cornered more to be faster and more efficient reading, removing the framed at the angles if it has it and moving the indexes more towards the vertices. - Another identifier to indicate if the game elements are cards or others. Through the new conception of decks, or other models, the great advantages that are obtained are evident and can cite as more important the following: The extraordinary identifiers give rise to the birth of a common universal standardization to be able to easily interpret and practice any card game, respecting their psychology and regulations.

The extraordinary standardized identifiers allow the thought to dedicate itself exclusively to raising one or several particular tactics and / or a general strategy, thus avoiding spending the reaction time in interpreting and deciphering the intricate traditional cards with the few and false identifiers that are not adapted to each game.

. The aforementioned universal identifiers contribute to greater and better control and evaluation of the cards themselves and / or during all the plays and / or during all the games.

. In those games where it is possible, the cards or elements of the game are synthesized in different groups, that is to say a simplification is achieved when designing and manufacturing or obtaining the different elements or cards.

. In those games where such synthesis is possible, a total unification of the elements or cards of each group is achieved, that is, of those that have the same representations, the same values and perform the same functions, which positively results in a better understanding for all players, and above all, easier learning for beginners who start in the development or practice of a new game. . In those games in which it is possible to unify the elements or cards of each game group, that is, those that have the same illustration, the same value and perform the same function, they are consistent, by simplifying the images and learning , since they represent the same. . In those games in which it is possible to synthesize the elements or cards in each group of the deck, a unification is achieved in the representation of the essential and the superfluous, useless and unnecessary is eliminated, thereby avoiding many barriers and confusions that normally occur when the aforementioned traditional decks are used.

With the aforementioned extraordinary identifiers and / or the aforementioned unification, greater clarification and a better understanding of all card games is achieved.

In card games with a series or suit of triumphs, the suit or series of triumphs is already preset without altering the chances of triumph or the regulated rules, thus making the game more dynamic.

. Easy decks do not need to be homologated or mentally translate your cards because they are already perfectly adapted to the specific game regulations.

. The wear or fouling of the cards of the easy decks is uniform because they are only used for the same game and always with the same frequency of use.

Although throughout the description there has been insistent mention of the new decks and cards, it is evident that the materialization or realization of them is not limited to the classic rectangular cardboard cards, as is the case with traditional decks, but rather the elements that compose these can materialize in balls, tokens or any body with the configuration and size that is desired, with any type of material and ornamentation, and even complementing the element or elements with any advertising or supplementary ornamentation that could incorporate, provided that The elements involved in the given game have the characteristics referred to for each of them. To facilitate the understanding of the features of the invention and. forming an integral part of this descriptive report, some sheets of plans are attached in whose figures with an illustrative and non-limiting nature the following has been represented:

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure la. It shows by way of example six cards of an easy deck of the belote where different identifiers appropriate for this game can be observed. _. Figure Ib. Show four other cards from an easy deck of the belote, including other identifiers and more features applied to this game.

Figure 2. Shows as an example different cards of an easy deck for bridge practice. Figure 3a. Show four types of cards from an easy deck of the Basket game.

Figure 3b Show three other blocks of easy deck cards for this same game in the Basket.

Figure 4. Shows six cards from an easy deck for the practice of the broom game.

Figure 5a. It shows three types of cards with different indicators, of an easy deck for the practice of the game of the Bostón.

Figure 5b Show six cards from the same easy deck of the Boston.

Figure 6. Shows five types of cards in an easy deck for the practice of the game of Remigio.

Figure 7. Shows by way of example and partially, eight of the cards in an easy poker deck, distributed in two groups.

Figure 8a. It shows four cards from an easy deck for the practice of the mus game.

Figure 8b Show four other cards in the easy deck for practicing the mus game. Figure 8c Show two other cards in a deck Easy to practice the mus game.

Figure 9. Shows as an example four cards of an easy deck for the game of Baccarat and Chemin Le Fer.

Figure 10. Shows as an example two simplified embodiments of an easy deck for the development of the game 30/40.

Figure 11. Shows by way of example eight of the cards of an easy deck for the development of the game of the French Rabbi for four players and the Chinchón for five or eight players.

Figure 12. It shows different groups of cards of an easy deck for the development of the game of the Bostón according to another embodiment.

Figure 13. Shows as an example a couple of cards from an easy deck for the practice of Julepe.

Figure 14. Shows as an example three of the cards of an easy deck for the practice of the Black Jack game. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT;

Referring to the numbering adopted in the figures, we can see how the decks that facilitate card games, which the invention proposes, incorporate a series of identifiers among the multiple previously mentioned, included in different types of games.

For example, for the practice of the game of the belote with this type of easy deck that the invention proposes, it is shown in figures la and Ib. In them, and more specifically in figure la, we can see how the card 1 includes an identifier 2 that indicates the range and absolute power of the card in the set of the tricks; another indicator 3 that refers to the value of the card points; and to the specific number of points thereof in box 4. The color of the bottom 5 of the card, such as the yellow, distinguishes the trump card.

In the letter 6 other .identifiers are marked, such as the one referenced with 7 that indicates that there is a card or card that does not attend the suit the value of it is 0. The range and null power of the card in a given situation in the set of the tricks.

Letter 8 of this same figure shows another extraordinary identifier 9, which has already been established, whose initial letter "T" is common to many languages. The extraordinary identifier 10 tells us the range of the importance of the card: more valuable, valuable, very valuable.

The central motif 11 of the card, unifies the image for the same suit and simplifies the understanding of the game, as happens in the two cards indicated with 1 and 6 in this example of realization, and also in the cards with references 8 and 12.

In the letter referenced in general with the number 13, the extraordinary identifier 14 can be seen with the name of the game and the play that can be made. The extraordinary identifier 16 indicates the additional points that can be achieved with the card in conjunction with another card on that play. The extraordinary identifier 17 is a combination indicator for a particular prize.

The letter indicated with 18 shows how the central motif 11 includes an extraordinary identifier in the upper left corner that designates the index 19, preserving the psychological aspect of the original card (Lady).

In Figure Ib, reference 20 designates an extraordinary identifier with the rank of the figure and honor, and also the sequential hierarchy for a given set and play. It also constitutes an extraordinary identifier, the distinctive color of the suit or series, which has the card, referenced with the number 21, these colors being preferably yellow, blue, green and red.

In this figure Ib the different letters are referenced with the numbers 22 to 25. The motifs represented in the central identifier 11 retain the original visual psychological aspect (hearts, rhombuses, etc.), these motifs having been referenced with the number 26 in the letters or cards 23, 24 and 25. Another extraordinary identifier is defined by the different colors of the drawings of the same motifs 26, which distinguish the suit or series and enhance the visual effect (yellow, blue, green and red colors).

In card 24 we also see the identifier 10 with the range of the importance of the card: very valuable, as in card 24 the identifier 7 that clarifies that not attending the suit: this card has a value of 0.

We clarify that the numbering that appears inside the cards or cards and also inside the boxes of extraordinary identifiers, represent numbers printed on the cards themselves, which have nothing to do with the numbering. indicated outside its surface to facilitate the understanding of the features of the invention, being able to repeat some of them.

In letters 23, 24 and 25, the same drawing existing in the central zone 11, having different color and therefore retaining the same amount of elements 26 in the motif, the original card is associated with the numeral order and reinforces the current one. The inner index 27 also preserves the original sequential order for the set - of the combinations, of common characteristics to the referenced with 19 in the letter 18 of the figure la.

Making special reference now to figure 2 where blocks of cards of easy deck are shown for the bridge game, we can see the extraordinary identifiers, such as the honor card badge 28 which refers to the virtual strength of the card, indicated with the number 29; and the referenced number 30 corresponding to the hierarchy of the card figure, and also the hierarchy of the card. honor, as represented by a different number of asterisks or stars. In addition to the virtual "strength" indicator of the card, indicated with 29, there is the extraordinary identifier 31 that evaluates the power in the hand to calculate sensibly and easily the possible tricks that can be made.

The * sign can also identify the honor card and whose central motif 11 retains the psychological aspect of the traditional deck. The drawings of the four jacks may be identical.

In the groups of cards referenced in general with 32 and 33 of this figure 2, we see the correct horizontal arrangement of the suit symbol 34, with the sign of the card 35, in accordance with the reading of the didactic explanations of the game.

In block of cards 33 we can see referenced with the number 36 the extraordinary identifier of the hierarchical rank of the suit or series. The different colors of the symbols on sticks 34 (blue, red, yellow and green) distinguish and enhance their identity much more. The different motifs of the central zone 11 of the card, such as the case of the card corresponding to a six of clover, the color shown on suit 34, is the same as the motifs that are repeated in said zone 11 (six clovers ), which greatly enhances understanding and visual communication.

The stick symbol 34 and the character of the numerical or alphanumeric sign of the card 35, could match the color of the stick or series symbol. In the margins of the obverse, where there are many free zones, the application of advertising themes is possible.

Making special reference now to figures 3a and 3b, where cards or cards from the easy deck of the Basket are shown, the motive alluding to the card game is referenced with the number 36 in the central area of the card. In the upper left corner, this same miniaturized motif identifies the function of the card. The name of the card appears below the identifier 37 and is referenced with 38. Another identifier occupies the lower part of the card, referenced with 39, shows analytical legends concerning the function played by each card, such as the one that can be read: it supplements any card less at three. It prevents the opposite from taking the well. There are seven wild cards whose value is 2,000 points.

There is a total unification of four identical cards referenced in general with the number 40, there is also total unification of four identical cards in the block referenced with 41. In the identical cards 41 we can see how the psychological aspect of the game is preserved where they appear in the central zone two baskets, corresponding to the digit 42 and the motif represented under it 43. The icon 37 that identifies the function that the card performs, in the block of eight unified cards 44 we can see that the card is perfectly identified without problems of languages, or other reasons.

The extraordinary identifier that marks the point value of the card is referenced with the number 45 and below it reference is made to the points (extraordinary identifier 46).

In the lower part of the cards 44 and also of the cards 47, the possible combinations are explained (combined only with king, or combined only with horse, respectively), this being the extraordinary identifier 48. In figure 3b the blocks of cards with total unification of eight identical cards in each of these blocks have been referenced with numbers 49 and 50, while in block of cards 51 we can see that there is total unification of four cards or cards identical We see that the psychological aspects of the original motives of the traditional deck are preserved. In the block of cards 50 the symbol 52 replaces the numerical or alphabetic character and reinforces communication and understanding. In the block of four identical cards 51 we can see the value of points in the extraordinary identifier 53, and how the psychological aspect of the traditional deck is conserved, (three red).

We also see the extraordinary identifier 54 at the bottom where the legend of the special functions it performs is specified, such as: it combines only with diamond; it does not serve to combine, expose them on the table, four red three is equivalent to 800 points; etc.

On the back of the cards, the name of the game (Basket) and the position of the card are identified.

Making special reference now to figure 4 where the development of the broom game is understood with an easy deck like the one at hand, we can also see allusive icons that identify the reference 55 that represents the card. The extraordinary identifier 56 dials the correct number without confusion to calculate the correct sum. In the block of three identical cards 57 there is total unification and the name of the card game appears in the lower right corner (broom in this case). The number of elements contained in the card motif coincides with the numerical identifier 56. The name of the game (broom) permanently remembers the ideal move that can and should be made in each turn.

In the upper right corner, referenced with 58, the extraordinary identifier of the range of the importance of the card (very key, key, etc).

In the lower left corner there is another extraordinary identifier that orders a certain instruction, generally referenced with the number 59 (get).

The golden icon 60 of the card 61 identifies the gold suit and the word "gold" identifies the gold suit

(extraordinary identifier referenced with 62). Also the gold yellow framed 63 identifies the gold stick, just as the numerical identifier corresponds to the allusive motif.

The range of the importance of the card (extraordinary identifier 58) shows the importance of the card by gradual indication (key, very key, etc.), both by gradual identification and by omission.

In the block of three identical cards 64 we can see the motive alluding to the card game at hand: the broom.

Another of the common games to develop with the easy deck at hand, is shown in figures 5a and 5b and refers to the Boston game. The extraordinary identifier 65 identifies the most valuable card, and also the name of the card game. Below it is the name (independence) of a certain play statement, referenced with the number 66. The identifier 67 indicates the range of the importance of the card.

If the game has variants, the name of the variant is accompanied by the name of the game, in identifier 65. We also see that psychological aspects of the traditional deck are preserved, also including in the central area 68, allusive reasons for the card game and the figure that represents the card. The identifier 69 refers to the power of the card; 70 to the absolute power of the card and 71 shows the badge of trump card. Also as in previous cases, in the lower part there is an extraordinary identifier 72 that indicates the null power of the card not attending the trick.

Different colors of numbers are also used, to better distinguish the stick or series. There are also different colors of symbols 73, for the same purpose.

The different colors of the framed 74 also distinguish the stick or series better.

Making special reference now to Figure 6, showing some easy-to-play cards for the practice of other known games, such as Remigio (for six players), we see that there is total unification in blocks of three identical cards 75, 76, 77 and 78, observing the universal icons 79, which do not need an initial letter identifying the card, coinciding with the representation in the central area of the card. In the upper right corner there is the value of the points, and in the lower zone, specifically in the extraordinary identifier 80, the combination possibilities are expressed. The letter "C" headed by this identifier 80 is the initial letter common to many languages, which refers to the combination.

Reference 81 designates the stripes of different colors that best distinguish the stick or series, in the traditional colors yellow, red, blue and green; also using these different colors in symbols 82, as well as for the numbers that occupy the center and index numbers or letters 83 of the card.

In figure 7 where the characteristics of the easy deck for the practice of the game of poker are explained schematically, the icons 84 avoid the confusion of the inconsistent image of the central area, and identify without problems the figure that represents the card . There are also different colors to better distinguish the stick or series referenced with 85. In the central area 86 of the card You can include the image of different cathedrals for example, in a tourist application of this easy poker deck, as shown on the left side of this figure. On the right side a similar representation is made but of an artistic application since for example images of paintings of different notable painters (Goya, Rubens, Miró and Sorolla among others) can be included, and the images can also be extended to advertising designs of cars The same brand and different models.

In figures 8a, 8b and 8c, cards from an easy deck for the practice of the mus game are shown. Reference 87 designates the range of the figure and also the hierarchy of the relative numerical value. There are also identifiers of the figure that represents the card; the name of the card (horse, king, etc); the name of the game (mus), the strip 88 of figure 8a that is thicker than the one referenced with 89 in figure 8b, identifies for which play the "large" card or simple strip that determines lower rank or importance of the card. In the upper right corner it is identified for the play that the card serves (large, small, pairs, etc). Girl strip 89 also identifies what play the playing card (girl) is for.

In the lower central area there is also a special play identifier in a given set, such as the one marked 31 in figure 8a.

In Figure 8b we can see a double strip 90 that determines the greater range or importance of the card. There are different colors of the framed to better distinguish the card, according to the colors yellow, green, red and blue.

In figure 8c and specifically in card number 91 the card (as) is identified; the set for which the card is used (pairs and game); the name of the game (mus); and the play for which the card is used (thirty-one, even, duplex, socks). On the back of the cards or cards, the quality of the card in strip 92, the position or placement of the card and the name of the game (mus) are identified.

Making special reference now to Figure 9, it shows four examples of the cards used for the game of Baccarat and Chemin Le Fer, with an easy deck. Thus, for example, the card in the upper left corner, marked with the number 2, includes the drawings of two different cards inferiorly, which simplifies the game and respects its psychology and regulations. In the upper right corner a card is also shown with the large size of the numbers also indicated with the number 2 and which has two equal cards drawn from two decks in play. In the four cards shown in Figure 9, it can be seen how in all cases there are two cards merged into a single card which greatly facilitates the development of the game and simplifies it.

In figure 10 a simplified embodiment of an easy deck of the game 30/40 is shown in the upper area, whose card (with a numerical value of 31 points), incorporates in one of its upper angles an identifier 93 that respects the psychology of the game. On the bottom four cards are drawn indicating that this card or card is the fusion in one of four different cards.

In the lower part of Figure 10, a more simplified embodiment of this same 30/40 game has been shown whose easy deck for the development thereof includes cards with the same extraordinary identifiers repeated symmetrically with respect to the center line.

In relation to figure 11, eight cards or cards of an easy deck for the development of the French Rabbi game for four players, and of the Chinchón with five to eight players. We can see the four classic series that have been increased to eight series to adapt it to the game. Thus, card number 94 shows the first yellow series for example and below the number in black for example, coinciding with the number of stars on the card. The cards of the second series, according to card 95, identify their red color as that of the five hearts of their surface.

Letter number 96 shows one of the cards in the series in blue; letter number 97 shows the fourth series in green color and so on the letters of the fifth to eighth series, where violet, orange, pink and gray colors are involved, all indicated by way of example. With special reference now to Figure 12, we can see another embodiment of an easy deck for the development of the Boston game, where the cards of the classic suits or series (shown all in schematic form) have been increased and reduced, in the form following:

There is a first series of the trump suit with fourteen cards (augmented); the second series has only twelve cards (reduced); and the third and fourth series does not show variation since it continues with thirteen cards each. These four series have been shown from top to bottom in this figure 12 and the regulation is fully respected.

In figure 13 we can see two of the cards of an easy deck for the development of the Julepe game, where six of golds are shown schematically in a traditional type of realization. Below we can see a card corresponding to the twelve or king of golds in a type of realization with extraordinary and traditional identifiers. The framing lines are deleted in the area of the angles so that the identifier / s ordinary / s traditional / s, and / or identifier / is extraordinary / s can / n approach closer to the apex of the card and the reading of the indexes that were previously within the frame can be faster and more effective for the player.

Finally, in figure 14 three of the cards used for the game of Black Jack with an easy deck are shown as an example, where you can see that all aspects are respected: at the top you can see the option to choose between value 1 or value 11, at the convenience of the player. In the central card of this figure 14 we see the central illustration of a king, which is a secondary aspect in the game but very important in its psychology. The correct identifier values are the main thing, indicating them in black for example to highlight them (ten points in the central card and six points in the bottom of this figure 14). We also note that the card identifiers are conveniently positioned and highlighted for greater agility in reading.

Claims

CLAIMS: 1.- BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE CARD GAMES, designed with the purpose that their cards or elements, whether or not provided with traditional ordinary identifiers, may be endowed with one or more extraordinary identifiers and with a specific structure, which facilitate understanding and the development of the specific game in accordance with its respective regulations, characterized in that they include in combination, among others, the following extraordinary identifiers:

An identifier to indicate the hierarchy of each suit or series.

Another identifier to also indicate the hierarchy that has a stick or series but in a much more obvious way.

Another identifier to indicate that the sticks or series have no hierarchy or have the same hierarchy. - Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the fifth suit. - Another identifier to indicate the existence and superior hierarchy of a fifth suit or series that is achieved in some games (bridge, etc.), when you can optionally choose a certain suit as a win and yet you decide to play without a win.

Another identifier to also indicate the top hierarchy of the fifth suit, but much more clearly. Another identifier to indicate how many sticks or series are involved or may intervene in a given game and their hierarchical position. Another identifier to indicate more clearly all the sticks or series existing in a given game with its hierarchical rank. - Another identifier to indicate the representation which symbolizes the figure card and / or the honor card, or another card, without language and / or illustration problems or other reasons, for example, replacing the traditional alphabetic badge that figures cards and / or honor cards have with an allusive icon , or, adding said icon to said conventional badge.

Another identifier to indicate that the card is honor. - Another identifier to indicate the hierarchy that each honor and / or figure has.

Another identifier to also indicate the hierarchy that each card has honor and figure but more clearly. - Another identifier to indicate the relativity of the hierarchical degree or the position that a given honor card and / or figure has in its case, in relation to the remaining honor cards and figures. Another identifier to indicate that the honor card and / or figure has the same hierarchy as another

- or other honor cards.

Another identifier to indicate all the honors that exist in a game with their respective hierarchy.

Another identifier to indicate the virtual strength that certain cards have honors in some game

(bridge, etc.) to more accurately evaluate the convenient declaration to be made in the bidding phase.

Another identifier to indicate the percentage of virtual force that a given card represents at the time of making said declaration or tender and calculating with a sensible criterion the possible assets that can be made.

Another identifier to indicate that the card is trump. Another identifier to indicate the hierarchy of triumph - on the card.

Another identifier to indicate the amount of existing wins and the relativity of the hierarchical degree that a winning card has with respect to the other wins.

Another identifier to indicate the value of points that a trump card has in some games, for the main points account. - Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the value of points that the card has that is not trump, for the main score.

Another identifier to indicate the points that the card actually has that is not triumph in a certain game, for the general account.

Another identifier to indicate the hierarchy that has the value of points of the card that is not trump. - Another identifier to indicate all existing point values in a given game.

Another identifier to indicate how many cards have the same point value in a particular game. - Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the weighted individual force that the card has in a certain set or play and also in general throughout the game.

Other identifier or identifiers to indicate the name of each play or set.

Another identifier or identifiers to indicate the weighted individual force the card has only on each set or play.

Other identifier or identifiers to indicate the degree of relativity that has the weighted value of a card in each given set, with respect to the remaining cards.

Another identifier to indicate the name of the card game in question.

Another identifier to indicate the weighted individual strength of the card at a general level throughout the game. Another identifier to indicate the degree of relativity that has the weighted value of a card at a general level throughout the game and with respect to the remaining cards.

Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the sequential order of the card in a game.

Another identifier to indicate the ordinal or sequential hierarchy that the card has in each game, since the order or sequence of the card dances from one game to another game. Another identifier to indicate the general position of the card in the sequential order. Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the combination possibilities that the card has in a given game.

Another identifier to indicate the combination possibilities that the card has to link with another card or other cards in a homologous way or of the same value. Another identifier to indicate the possibilities of combination that the card has to be linked with another or other cards in a sequential way or increasing and / or decreasing consecutive value. Another identifier to indicate that the card cannot be combined or linked with another card or other cards. Another identifier to indicate the minimum grouping of cards or elements necessary to validate a possible combination.

Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the hierarchy that has a card that is not a triumph when playing in a trick. Another identifier to indicate the absolute hierarchy that a card has that is not a triumph in confrontation with another or other cards of the same suit or series when playing a trick.

Another identifier to indicate the relativity of the position of a card that is not a win in relation to another or other cards of the same suit or series when playing a trick. Another identifier (image, medium, illustration, etc.) to more visibly indicate the unification of the cards or game elements of each of the different groups that make up the deck or other model, also remaining the same identifiers of said cards belonging to the same group.

Another color identifier to better indicate the distinction and perception of the logo of the different clubs or series in most games played with the French or English deck.

Another identifier to indicate that in some games, although they have no importance either the suits or series in all the cards or the colors in most of the cards (Basket, etc.), there are certain specific cards that perform special functions while preserving the psychological aspect of the color in accordance with its regulations, for example by incorporating only a distinctive color painted on the specific cards according to its regulations. Another identifier or identifiers to indicate with particular character that the card has other attributes with which it performs one or several functions - special. - Another or other identifiers to indicate each of the special functions that a given card can perform or perform.

Another identifier to indicate the value of the card in a subtotal score for a given partial set. Another identifier to indicate the value of the card in a total score for a set.

Another identifier to indicate that it refers to the context of the prizes or rewards that can be obtained with a card in union or contribution with another or other cards. - Other or other identifiers to indicate the prizes or rewards, which can be obtained with a card in union or contribution with another or other cards or game elements. Another identifier to indicate the quality of the card.

Another identifier to indicate an instruction that should be done.

Another identifier to indicate the historical aspect of the card game. Another identifier to indicate the importance of the card.

Another identifier to indicate the disposition or placement of the card. - Other or other color identifiers to indicate the name of the card, the suit or series of the card, the importance of the card or other concepts.

Another identifier to indicate the different hierarchical range of the same numerical identification, for example: 10 *, 10 **, 10 ***.

Another identifier to indicate the absolute power of the card in a certain set and / or game, whether or not it is a triumph.

Another identifier to indicate the relative power that the card has in a certain set, for example, in the set of tricks if a card that is not a win does not attend the suit.

Another identifier to indicate the number of cards a suit or series has in a given game.

Another identifier to translate the inconsistency of the image of the card.

Another identifier to indicate a reason alluding to the origin of the particular card game. - Another identifier to indicate the conservation of the psychological aspect of the original or traditional deck.

Another identifier to indicate a statement alluding to the card game. - Another identifier to indicate the nature of the game or what it consists of, for example, combination game, tricks, points, sets, etc.

- Another identifier to indicate the name of the card, for example "pito", "as", "wild card", "bostón",

SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26) "king", "pirulo", "perica", "beard", "jaco", etc. Another identifier to indicate the name of the symbol of the fifth suit without victory, for example "WITHOUT ATOUT". - Another identifier to indicate only the graphic unification of the motif or representation of the cards even if they belong to different series and present their corresponding suit symbol, for example, in bridge, poker, etc., to represent identically any design except the suit symbol.

Another identifier to indicate with colors the different series that a certain card game has without having to put the symbols of the classic suits, for example, the green color for a series, the red color for another series, etc. Another identifier to indicate the denomination of the combination, for example "brelan", "staircase 5 ^to greater", etc. - Another identifier to indicate the name of the prize or reward, for example, "capote", etc. Another identifier to indicate the unification of the cards in each of the different groups that make up the respective deck, for example, checking that possibility when in certain cards the same value, function and representation coincide, for example, Mus, Canasta, Escoba, etc. Another identifier to indicate the name of the main game variant, for example, "Boston from before", etc.

Another identifier to indicate the name of the type of bet or contract modality, for example, "natural system", "the Roman clover", "the diamond of Turin", etc. - Other or other identifiers to indicate the psychological aspects that each game retains when it originated with the respective traditional deck.

Another identifier to indicate the set for which the card is used. - Another identifier to indicate the move (s) of the set for which the card is used.

Another identifier to indicate from which main game the specific card game is derived or derived. - Another identifier with two or more values to indicate to the participant the value that he can electively choose as he is interested.

Other or other identifiers to indicate the absence of certain concepts in relation to the existence of concepts indicated with their identifiers, such as to indicate that a card is not a win, etc.

Another identifier to indicate the amount of existing concepts. - Another identifier to indicate that the card is a figure.

Another identifier to indicate the existence of unified cards.

Another identifier to indicate the number of unified groups.

Another identifier to indicate the number of unified cards each of the groups in the deck has.

Other or other identifiers to show a legend.

Other or other identifiers to indicate the hierarchy of six or more clubs or series. Another identifier to indicate the specific suit or series, for example, making the line that frames the central illustration of the card continues, or discontinues once or several times. - Another identifier to indicate what card is, making continuous or discontinuous once or several times, the line that frames the central illustration of the card. Another identifier to verify that the indexes of the card have been angled or cornered more to be faster and more efficient reading, removing the framed angles if it has it and moving the indexes more towards the vertices. Another identifier to indicate if the game elements are cards or others.

2.- BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE NAIPE GAMES, according to claim 1, characterized in that:

Extraordinary identifiers may appear incorporated in any arrangement, in a dispersed and / or grouped manner, in any space of the playing card or game element and / or also in any "out of game" accessory. - The same extraordinary and / or traditional identifier can be used to indicate one or several concepts at the same time.

Two or more extraordinary and / or traditional identifiers can also indicate a single concept. The same extraordinary and / or traditional identifier may appear repeated two or more times.

Extraordinary identifiers can be presented or represented through any sign and / or distinctive and / or medium and / or image and / or brand and / or shape and / or size and / or dimension. Extraordinary identifiers may appear. incorporated individually or collectively, only they or in combination with one or more ordinary or traditional identifiers. - Extraordinary identifiers can be applied to any past, present or future card game that is a main game or variant originated and derived from a traditional deck. The extraordinary identifiers give rise to be able to conform and establish a common universal regulation.

3.- BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE CARD GAMES, according to previous claims, characterized in that their card structures or game elements, including their extraordinary and / or traditional identifiers, can be represented or presented virtually and / or materialized by electromagnetic means .

4.- BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE NAIPE GAMES, according to previous claims, characterized in that the materialization or realization of them is not limited to the classic rectangular cardboard cards, as with traditional decks, but rather the elements that make up these decks or Other models can be materialized in balls, chips or any body with the desired configuration and size, with any type of material and even complementing the cards or other elements with any advertising or supplementary ornamentation that could be incorporated.

5.- BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE NAIPE GAMES, according to previous claims, characterized in that they can be valid to perform two or more games and can appear with out-of-game accessories (case, game instructions, explanation of identifiers, tokens, etc).

6.- BARAJAS THAT FACILITATE NAIPE GAMES, according to

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Their cards can be structured and organized or classified into different groups, each group having its unified elements, that is, with equal representation, value and function, also in accordance with the regulations of their respective game.

Two or more cards may appear fused in a single card. - The four classic sticks may appear augmented to five or more series, or decreased to three or less series.

The cards contained in the typical suits or series can be increased or reduced. - Traditional identifiers can appear with a more effective placement than they usually are.

With respect to traditional cards, the typical indexes of these cards can be angled or skidded more to be faster and more efficient to read when the framed cards are removed at the angles of the card, if it has it, and moving said indexes more towards the card's vertices. Your best control.