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Abstract

Games which use a plurality of distinct random value selectors for generating values. The relationship of the independently generated values is considered to determine whether one of a predetermined plurality of possible winning outcomes has occurred. According to one embodiment of the invention, a game is started by spinning a wheel having a plurality of indicia thereon. The indicia obtained from spinning the wheel establishes a first value. At least one, and preferably a plurality of cards, are then displayed and their values added. Cards are displayed until the cumulative value of the cards exceeds the first value obtained by the wheel. If the cards attain a value greater than the value obtained from the wheel without exceeding a predetermined value, for example, twenty-one (21), then the cards are determined to be winning. Otherwise, the wheel is considered to be winning. Players are also advantageously provided with a plurality of other wagering options. According to another embodiment of the present invention, a first value is obtained by spinning a rotatable wheel and then a second value is obtained by rolling dice.

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First Claim