US2007015570A1PendingUtilityA1
Win level adaptive audio in a wagering game machine
Est. expiryJul 13, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Eric M. Pryzby
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Abstract
A computerized wagering game system includes a gaming module comprising a processor and gaming code which is operable when executed on the processor to conduct a wagering game on which monetary value can be wagered, and an audio module operable to change a played audio signal based on win level in a wagering game event. The wagering game event comprises a bonus event or a reel spin in some embodiments, and the audio signal change comprises playing a different audio file or a different portion of an audio file, varying the volume of played audio, or changing audio tracks played to produce an audio signal in various further embodiments.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A computerized wagering game system, comprising:
a gaming module comprising a processor and gaming code which is operable when executed on the processor to present a wagering game on which monetary value can be wagered; and an audio module operable to play an audio signal, and further operable to change the audio signal based on win level in a wagering game event
2 . The computerized wagering game system of claim 1 , wherein the wagering game event comprises a bonus round.
3 . The computerized wagering game system of claim 1 , wherein the wagering game event comprises a single wheel spin, and win level comprises a number of winning symbols.
4 . The computerized wagering game system of claim 1 , wherein the audio signal change comprises playing a different audio file.
5 . The computerized wagering game system of claim 1 , wherein the audio signal change comprises a change in audio volume.
6 . The computerized wagering game system of claim 1 , wherein the audio signal change comprises a change in audio tracks combined to produce the audio signal.
7 . The computerized wagering game system of claim 1 , wherein the audio signal change comprises playing a different portion of an audio file.
8 . A method of operating a computerized wagering game system, comprising:
presenting a wagering game on which monetary value can be wagered; playing an audio signal; and varying the audio signal based on win level in a wagering game event
9 . The method of operating a computerized wagering game system of claim 8 , wherein the wagering game event comprises a bonus round.
10 . The method of operating a computerized wagering game system of claim 8 , wherein the wagering game event comprises a single wheel spin, and win level comprises a number of winning symbols.
11 . The method of operating a computerized wagering game system of claim 8 , wherein varying the audio signal comprises playing a different audio file.
12 . The method of operating a computerized wagering game system of claim 8 , wherein varying the audio signal comprises changing the audio volume.
13 . The method of operating a computerized wagering game system of claim 8 , wherein varying the audio signal comprises changing audio tracks combined to produce the audio signal.
14 . The method of operating a computerized wagering game system of claim 8 , wherein varying the audio signal comprises playing a different portion of an audio file.
15 . A machine-readable medium with instructions stored thereon, the instructions when executed operable to cause a computerized wagering game system to:
present a wagering game on which monetary value can be wagered; play an audio signal; and vary the audio signal based on win level in a wagering game event
16 . The machine-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein the wagering game event comprises a bonus round.
17 . The machine-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein the wagering game event comprises a single wheel spin, and win level comprises a number of winning symbols.
18 . The machine-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein varying the audio signal comprises playing a different audio file or a different portion of an audio file.
19 . The method machine-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein varying the audio signal comprises changing the audio volume.
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