Multi-functional composite play bingo board game set

Abstract

Disclosed is a multi-functional composite play bingo board game set. The disclosed multi-functional composite play bingo board game set comprises: a frame-shaped bingo board providing a plurality of bingo cells and invalid bingo cells; a bingo display plate replaceably positioned at the bottom of the bingo board and allowing bingo game players to view a line marking portion or a color marking portion for a bingo game via the bingo cells; a bingo game board including a plurality of large and small assembly plates positioned on all four sides with the bingo board at the center, in which bounce zones are provided at two opposite sides of the bingo board to allow the bingo game players to bounce and put objects into the bingo cells, and fence zones are provided at the other two opposite sides different from the bounce zones to form accommodation spaces for storing objects that fail to enter the bingo cells from the bounce zones or are invalidated; and a plurality of elastic balls for the bingo game, by which the bingo game players cause the elastic balls to be bounced from the bounce zones and received in respective cells of the bingo board so that a predefined bingo pattern is completed on the bingo board.

Description

Multifunctional bingo board game set for complex play

[0001] The present invention relates to a multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play, and more specifically, to a multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play that enables various games to be played in combination on a single board to stimulate user interest, and also enables the improvement of brain concentration and judgment skills through various games, as well as the effect of wrist snap exercise through the use of bingo balls.

[0002] Generally, various games and activities are played at retreats or events to stimulate the enjoyment and interest of participants. One such game is Bingo, which allows anyone, regardless of gender, age, or physical disability, to participate and enjoy it together. Descriptions related to this Bingo game are disclosed in the following public notice.

[0003] The "Bingo game machine" of Patent Document 1 is described as "a bingo game in which a game is enjoyed by matching columns of numbers according to predetermined game rules, and which eliminates the inconvenience of using pens and paper and allows the game to be enjoyed in various ways by fitting game blocks of various shapes into a game board, while being a convenient bingo game machine for portability," and is characterized by "a bingo game machine composed of a game board having a cube shape, having recessed depths to allow game blocks, which have numbers, animal shapes, and flower pictures printed on various faces of the cube, to be fitted in a protruding manner, and having arrangement grooves formed on the upper, lower, left, and right outer sides of the arrangement grooves."

[0004] The "Bingo game machine" of Patent Document 2 has the advantage that "the game can be played according to the rules by alternately inserting game chips into the upper and lower through holes of the main body of the game machine, which is upright on the game machine's upright plate, using game chips that appear as circular balls, and when the game ends, the main body of the game machine is rotated around an inner protrusion attached thereto and tilted in either the up or down direction to be pushed horizontally, thereby covering the storage groove containing the game chips and preventing them from coming off upward due to the inner protrusion, and is held in place without being pushed further outward from the front and back walls by means of a fastener fixed at the center of the outer surface of the front and back walls, and during transport, it is easy to carry by inserting fingers into the storage grooves and the circular balls at the center of the front and back of the square plate."

[0005] The "board game set capable of information updating based on identification codes" of Patent Document 3 is configured to "combine the theme of a classical literary work related to a specific region with a board game to generate interest and to update information regarding the theme of the classical literary work by recognizing an identification code on the game board," and

[0006] Patent Document 4 describes a "multifunctional board game board designed to allow various puzzle-type board games for developing logical, strategic, and creative thinking abilities to be played on a single board game board," stating that it "has the characteristic of being able to significantly reduce product development costs and naturally organize various board games into a single series."

[0007] However, the game balls of the prior art are designed to determine the winner of the bingo game by inserting prepared tools into bingo squares or grooves arranged in a predetermined form within a pre-set bingo game ball body and completing a prescribed bingo, which may cause the players to lose interest in the game. Furthermore, since the prior art determines the winner of the bingo game based on changes displayed on game tools such as game blocks or cards used in the game rather than changes in the game ball body, there is inconvenience in use due to the increased number of bingo blocks or cards or the complex display. In particular, the prior art is a game that can only be used by two people at a time, so there is a limitation in use that it cannot be used for play with multiple participants.

[0008] Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a bingo game that allows many people to participate together and immerse themselves in the game, while also providing interest and tension to all participants.

[0009] [Prior Art Literature]

[0010] [Patent Literature]

[0011] (Patent Document 1)KR Registration No. 20-0166117 (Published on Feb. 15, 2000)

[0012] (Patent Document 2) KR Publication No. 10-2003-0028534 (Published on April 8, 2003)

[0013] (Patent Document 3) KR Patent Registration No. 10-2164189 (Published on August 24, 2020)

[0014] (Patent Document 4) KR Utility Model Publication No. 20-210002115 (Published September 27, 2021)

[0015] The present invention was developed as a result of research to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and aims to provide a multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play that allows various bingo games to be played in combination on a single board, thereby keeping users interested, and enables the thinking ability for completing bingo to improve the brain's judgment and concentration, and also enhances wrist snap movement ability through a bingo game using a ball.

[0016] The above objective is achieved by the multifunctional bingo board game set for complex play provided according to the present invention.

[0017] A multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play provided according to one aspect of the present invention comprises: a bingo board having a plurality of compartments formed in a row in horizontal, vertical, and diagonal directions within a frame of a predetermined width, with only the upper and lower sides open, thereby providing bingo valid compartments, bingo invalid compartments, and compartments for determining victory or defeat through these compartments; and a bingo display board having a width corresponding to the bingo board and being replaceably positioned at the bottom of the bingo board, wherein a bingo game display part is displayed on the surface corresponding to the compartments to assist in completing bingo or determining victory or defeat, allowing players to see various bingo game display parts to assist in completing bingo or determining victory or defeat through the compartments. A bingo game board comprising assembly plates assembled to form flat sections of a predetermined width in all directions with the bingo board in the center, and providing a bounce zone around the bingo board that allows bingo players to bounce the balls toward the bingo squares, and a fence zone that forms receiving squares to store balls that are not entered into the bingo squares or are invalidated by entering invalid bingo squares from the bounce zone; and a plurality of elastic balls for a bingo game that allow the bingo player to bounce the balls from the bounce zone and complete the bingo or determine a separate win or loss depending on whether the balls are placed into a valid bingo square or an invalid bingo square among the sections of the bingo board.

[0018] The bingo game board comprises: two bounce assembly plates positioned oppositely on either side of the bingo board while supported on the floor, with one side of the bingo board each being received into the groove by a groove, and positioned apart to provide a bounce area (Zone) of a predetermined width capable of bouncing the elastic ball; two fence assembly plates positioned to close both sides of the separated portion of the bounce assembly plates to form a receiving section corresponding to the width of the separated portion so as to receive a dropped or invalidated elastic ball on either side of the bingo board; and puck-shaped game chips that are detachably received in each of the bounce assembly plates, which provide fixing grooves that allow the elastic ball to be safely placed when separated, and provide a flat surface that covers the fixing grooves when the chips are received again in the fixing grooves.

[0019] The invention is characterized by allowing a player to play a game chip matching game on the flat board, wherein a fence assembly board is positioned between the bounce assembly boards, excluding the aforementioned bingo board and bingo indicator board, to form a flat board of a predetermined width, and on this flat board, the player can play a game chip matching game in which the player takes a game chip when two of the game chips are flipped over and an identical sticker of the same shape appears, using game chips obtained from the aforementioned bounce assembly boards, or various stickers such as animals, plants, birds, fish, and shellfish attached to one surface of the game chips, but if there are no game chips to flip over, the player who possesses the most game chips becomes the final winner.

[0020] The above bingo display board includes any one of a line bingo game display board, a color bingo game display board, a Korean bingo game display board, an alphabet bingo game display board, a Yutnori game display board, a rock-paper-scissors game display board, a baseball game display board, and a dice game display board, and the Yutnori game display board and the baseball game display board are further equipped with separate game boards for progress and boards for getting on base.

[0021] The above elastic ball is characterized by being composed of 60 balls distinguished by at least 5 colors and provided for various bingo games provided by a bingo display board.

[0022] The above-mentioned valid bingo squares are the squares located on all sides of the bingo board among the section squares of the bingo board, and the above-mentioned winning / losing determining square is the middle square located in the center among the section squares of the bingo board.

[0023] According to the following embodiment of the present invention, multiple people can play various bingo games on a single board, thereby providing thrill and excitement effects in addition to interest, and also providing the effect of improving judgment and concentration of the brain through the use of the brain to achieve various bingos, and also providing the effect of wrist snap exercise through a bingo game using a ball.

[0024] FIGS. 1 (a) to (h) are drawings showing the components of a multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play according to the present invention, and

[0025] FIGS. 2(a) and 2(b) are drawings showing the assembled state of the bingo game board in a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention, respectively.

[0026] FIGS. 3(a) and 3(b) are drawings respectively showing the preparation state for a bingo game of a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention, and

[0027] FIGS. 4(a) and 4(b) are drawings respectively showing an example of a bingo game of a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention, and

[0028] FIGS. 5(a) to 5(l) are drawings respectively showing examples of cases in which bingo is achieved by a bingo game of a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention, and

[0029] FIGS. 6(a) to 6(m) are drawings respectively showing examples of cases where bingo is not achieved by a bingo game of a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention.

[0030] FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b) are drawings respectively illustrating an example of a method for determining the winner or loser of a bingo game of a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention.

[0031] FIGS. 8(a) and 8(b) are drawings respectively illustrating another example of a bingo game of a multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention, and

[0032] FIGS. 9 (a)–(f) and FIGS. 10 (a)–(d) are drawings showing different examples of display boards used for playing a bingo game, and

[0033] Figures 11 (a) to (c) are drawings each showing examples of game progress display boards used during the game of Figure 10, and

[0034] FIG. 12 (a) and (b) are drawings respectively showing examples of games using game chips of the game set of the present invention, and

[0035] Figures 13 (a) and (b) respectively show another example of a game using a game chip of the game set of the present invention.

[0036] The terms used in this invention are defined considering their functions within the invention; however, since these may vary depending on the intentions or practices of the user or operator, the definitions of these terms should be interpreted in a meaning and concept consistent with the technical details of this invention.

[0037] In addition, the embodiments of the present invention are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, but are merely exemplary details of the components presented in the claims of the present invention, and are embodiments that include components that are included in the technical concept throughout the specification of the present invention and can be substituted as equivalents for the components of the claims.

[0038] And the optional terms in the following embodiments are used to distinguish one component from another, and the components are not limited by the said terms.

[0039] An embodiment of the bingo game ball according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings.

[0040] Figures 1 (a) to (h) are drawings showing the components of a multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play according to the present invention.

[0041] As shown in the drawing, the configuration of the multi-functional complex play bingo board game set (100) according to the present invention is broadly divided into a frame-shaped bingo board (110), a bingo display board (120), a bingo game board (130), and an elastic ball (140) for the bingo game.

[0042] As indicated in the drawing (see (c) of FIG. 1), the frame-shaped bingo board (110) provides a plurality of partitioned sections (113) that form a row in the horizontal, vertical, and diagonal directions by partitioned sections arranged in a predetermined shape within a rectangular frame that is closed on all sides, and form a number of bingo valid sections (113-1) and bingo invalid sections (113-2) with only the upper and lower sides open. Among the plurality of partitioned sections (113), as indicated in (m) of FIG. 7 described later, the sections located on all sides of the frame-shaped bingo board (110) are bingo invalid sections (113-2), and all sections excluding the bingo invalid sections (113-2) on all sides are bingo valid sections (113-1). It can be easily understood from the drawing that the number of the above-mentioned compartments (113) can be varied according to the size of the frame-shaped bingo board (110). The frame-shaped bingo board (110) can be made of synthetic resin or metal, which are lightweight materials that are harmless to the human body and have strength that does not break easily, and can be made in various colors as well as black and white to appeal to consumers.

[0043] As shown in the drawing (see (e) and (f) of FIG. 1), the bingo display board (120) has an area corresponding to the frame-shaped bingo board (110) and on both sides there are line display boards (120b) or color display boards (120a) for bingo games to help players complete bingo in the compartments (113) of the bingo board (110), or display boards with both of these displayed on each side. In addition, these line display boards (120a) or color display boards (120b) for bingo games can be replaced and positioned at the bottom of the bingo board (110), so that bingo players can easily see the line display boards (120a) or color display boards (120b) for bingo games from the compartments (113). Each of the markings on the above-mentioned bingo game line marking board (120a) or color marking board (120b) is marked on a corresponding part with respect to the above-mentioned section (113), so that they can be easily seen through the above-mentioned section (113). The bingo marking board (120) can also be made of paper, synthetic resin, or metal plate that is harmless to the human body.

[0044] As shown in the drawing (refer to FIG. 1 (a) and (b)), the bingo game board (130) includes a plurality of large and small assembly boards (131, 132) positioned on all sides with a frame-shaped bingo board (110) in the center, each providing a bounce zone on one side of the bingo board (110) to allow bingo players to bounce balls toward the partition squares (113), and a fence zone on the other side of the bounce zone to form receiving squares for temporarily storing out balls that are invalidated by failing to enter the bingo valid square (113-1) or entering the bingo invalid square (113-2) among the partition squares (113). The bingo game board (130) will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2.

[0045] Figures 2(a) and 2(b) are drawings showing the assembled state of the bingo game board of the multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention.

[0046] As shown in the drawing, the bingo game board (130) includes bounce assembly plates (131) that are positioned to be supported on the floor with the grooves (131-1) facing each other, and are coupled so that each side of the frame-shaped bingo board (110) is received into the grooves (131-1), thereby providing a bounce area (Z1) of an elastic ball (140) of a predetermined width that is spaced apart from both sides of the bingo board (110); and rectangular fence assembly plates (132) that are positioned on both sides of the bounce assembly plates (131) to form a fence area (Z2) that temporarily stores an elastic ball that has fallen or been invalidated and is out between the frame-shaped bingo board (110) and the board.

[0047] In each of the above bounce assembly plates (131), a number of fixing grooves (134) corresponding to the elastic balls (140) are formed to stably position the elastic balls (140). Normally, these fixing grooves (134) are closed by puck-shaped game chips (136) that are received to close the fixing grooves (134), forming a flat surface. However, when the game players separate the game chips (136) from the fixing grooves (134) of the bounce assembly plate (131) due to a game that requires the use of game chips (136), the fixing grooves (134) are exposed to the outside from the bounce assembly plate (131). The case in which the fixing grooves (134) are exposed from the bounce assembly plate (131) is when playing a bingo game using elastic balls (140). The above bingo game board (130) is also preferably made of a lightweight material that is harmless to the human body and has strength that does not break easily. The lightweight material may be synthetic resin, metal plate, or wood.

[0048] As shown in the drawing (see (g) of FIG. 1), the elastic ball (140) for the bingo game allows the bingo player to complete a well-defined bingo shape from the frame-shaped bingo board (110) by bouncing it with their hand from a bounce assembly plate (131) that provides a bounce zone (Z1) of the elastic ball (140) on the bingo game board (130) and placing it into each section (113) of the frame-shaped bingo board (110). The elastic ball (140) is composed of 60 balls distinguished by at least 5 colors, allowing for various bingo games to be played by the bingo game line indicator (120a) or color indicator (120b) of the bingo indicator board (120) placed on the bottom side of the frame-shaped bingo board (110). When playing a bingo game using an elastic ball (140), the elastic ball (140) is placed in the fixing grooves (134) that appear when the game chips (136) are separated from the bounce assembly plate (131). The elastic ball (140) is preferably made in a size that can fit into each compartment (113) of the frame-shaped bingo board (110), and is made of a rubber or synthetic resin material that is harmless to the human body and does not get easily damaged, and has elasticity.

[0049] As shown in the drawing (see (h) of FIG. 1), a sticker sheet (150) is also included as a component of the present invention, and the sticker sheet (150) has various shapes of stickers such as animals, plants, birds, fish, and shellfish attached peelably so as to be attached to one surface of the game chips (136) separated from the bounce assembly plate (131).

[0050] The preparation process of the multi-functional complex play bingo board game set (100) with the above configuration and an example of a game played using it will be explained with reference to each drawing.

[0051] Preparing for the Bingo Game

[0052] The explanation will be given with reference to Figures 2 (a) and (b) and Figures 3 (a) and (b).

[0053] As shown in the drawing, a line indicator board (120a) (see FIG. 3 (a)) or a color indicator board (120b) (see FIG. 3 (b)) for a bingo game, which constitutes a bingo indicator board (120), is placed on the floor, and a frame-shaped bingo board (110) is placed on top of it. With this bingo board (110), bounce assembly boards (131) that provide a bounce area (Z1) are fitted together, and then fence assembly boards (132) that provide a fence area (Z2) are installed on both sides of the bounce assembly board (131) to complete a bingo game board (130) that can form a receiving compartment (133) for receiving a fallen ball or an invalidated elastic ball (140) in the bounce assembly board (131).

[0054] After the bingo game board (130) is completed, the game chips (136) are separated from the bounce assembly board (131), and elastic balls (140) for the bingo game are placed in the fixing grooves (134) that appear at this time, corresponding to the number of fixing grooves (134). The separation of the game chips (136) for placing the elastic balls (140) for the bingo game may be done in advance before assembling the bingo game board (130).

[0055] As shown in FIG. 3 (a), when you want to complete only bingo in the section (113) of the frame-shaped bingo board (110) using the bingo game line indicator board (120a) among the bingo indicator boards (120), you can select two different colors to distinguish the opponent and set them on the bingo game board (130).

[0056] In contrast, if you want to play a bingo game using a bingo game color display board (120b) among the bingo display boards (120), you can set up elastic balls (140) of the same color as the color of the bingo game color display board (120b) on the bingo game board (130) separately, as shown in (b) of FIG. 3.

[0057] Bingo Game

[0058] 1-1. Winners and losers of the bingo game (see FIG. 3(a) and FIG. 4(a))

[0059] Both bingo game players can determine the color of the elastic ball and the order of play using 'rock, paper, scissors'. Once the color of the elastic ball and the order of play are determined, the game player can complete the bingo by bouncing the elastic ball (140) from the corresponding bounce area (Z1) of the game board (130) of FIG. 3 (a) so that it lands in the section (113) of the bingo board (110) where the bingo game line indicator board (120a) is placed in advance.

[0060] Bingo completion is achieved when three elastic balls (140) complete a line of valid bingo squares (113-1) (see Fig. 1 (c)) in a section (113) first, as indicated in Fig. 4 (a). Examples of bingo completion cases that result in winning the bingo game are shown in Fig. 5 (a) to (ℓ). A player wins when they complete one bingo with three elastic balls (140), and it is not a bingo except for the 12 cases shown in Fig. 5 (a) to (ℓ).

[0061] Examples of cases where it is not a bingo, contrary to the above-mentioned bingo completion, are shown in FIGS. 6 (a) to (ℓ). Cases where it is not a bingo include: ① three elastic balls (140) entering the side invalid bingo squares (113-2) in the section (113) of the bingo board (110) (see FIGS. 6 (a) to (d)); ② an elastic ball (140) entering the side invalid bingo squares (113-2) is included at the end of a continuous sequence of three elastic balls (140) on the bingo board (110) (see FIGS. 6 (e) to (h)); and ③ an elastic ball (140) entering the center valid bingo square (113-1) of the bingo board (110) is included at the end of that row (see FIGS. 6 (i) to (ℓ). For reference, in the section (113) of the bingo board (110), the side squares marked in pink in (m) of Fig. 6 are all invalid bingo squares (113-2).

[0062] 1-2. Invalidation of Bingo Game (see FIG. 3(a) and FIG. 4(a))

[0063] If a player puts the elastic ball (140) into the bounce area (Z1) by rolling it without bouncing it according to the rules, it is invalidated, and an elastic ball (140) that gets stuck between elastic balls already in the compartment (113) and cannot enter any compartment (113) is also invalidated. Additionally, if the bounced elastic ball (140) goes outside the bingo board (110), it is invalidated. The elastic ball (140) of the player who is invalidated and out can be stored in the receiving compartment (133), which is the out compartment, until the end of the game.

[0064] 1-3. Determination of the winner in the case where no winner emerges in the bingo game (see Figures 7 (a) and (b))

[0065] If a bingo is not completed even though both players have thrown all the elastic balls (140), the winner of the game can be determined by assigning points to all the sections (113) of the bingo board (110). As indicated in FIG. 7 (a), the points for the sections are set such that a valid bingo section (113-1) is 3 points, and for invalid bingo sections (113-2), a section located in the corner is 1 point, and the remaining sections are 2 points, and so on. By calculating the points for the sections into which the elastic balls are placed by both players and adding up the total points, the winner can be determined, and the thrill of determining the winner can be felt through this game alone. The points for the sections can be modified arbitrarily.

[0066] If the total score is tied even after the above game, the winner and loser can be determined through a different game method called a 'center challenge,' such as indicated in Fig. 7 (b).

[0067] 'Center Challenge' is a game in which the side that first puts the elastic ball, which is bounced by the players on both sides, into the exact center of the bingo board (110) becomes the winner. This also adds to the fun of determining the winner and loser of the bingo game. This game can also be modified and implemented as needed.

[0068] <Color Bingo Game, (see FIG. 3(b) and FIG. 4(b)>

[0069] As shown in Fig. 3(b), elastic balls (140) combined with red, yellow, and black are placed in the fixed grooves (134) on both sides of the corresponding bounce area (Z1) of the game board (130), and elastic balls (140) combined with blue, green, and white are placed in the fixed grooves on both sides of the bounce area (Z1) of the other side, and the game players on both sides can determine the colors of the elastic balls and the order of play by 'rock, paper, scissors'. The color combinations for the elastic balls (140) can be varied.

[0070] As indicated in Fig. 4(b), the color bingo game involves both players bouncing elastic balls of the same color as each color of the bingo game color indicator board (120b) into the compartments (113) of the bingo board (110), where the bingo game color indicator board (120b) is placed on the floor in advance, as follows.

[0071] ① When the order of play for both players is determined in the manner described above, both players must bounce the black or white elastic ball they each possess from the bounce area (Z1) before the other color and place it into the section located in the center of the bingo board (110).

[0072] ② Both players must place the black and white elastic balls only into the center section of the bingo (110), and after two attempts, the ball is placed in the center section of the player who succeeded more times. If neither player succeeds even once, or if the number of successes is the same, the center section is left empty.

[0073] ③ Both players simply bounce the remaining elastic balls into the compartment (113) according to the game color on the color game display board (120b). If an elastic ball of the color corresponding to the bingo game color display board (120b) is not entered, that elastic ball is stored in the receiving compartment (133), which is the out compartment, until the end of the game.

[0074] ④ It is a game in which the player on the side with more elastic balls remaining in the section (113) of the bingo board (110) becomes the winner, and in the event of a tie, the winner is determined by whether or not there is a black or white elastic ball in the center.

[0075] ⑤ If the number of elastic balls on the bingo board (110) is the same and there is no elastic ball in the center square, the winner and loser can be determined by conducting a ‘Center Challenge’ game as described above. A ‘Center Challenge’ is a method in which the player who first puts the elastic ball into the center square of the bingo board, as in the case of the bingo game described above, becomes the winner.

[0076] FIG. 8 (a) and (b) are drawings showing different game examples of the bingo game of the multi-functional complex play bingo board game set according to the present invention.

[0077] As shown in the drawing, both players complete the bingo by bouncing the elastic ball (140) placed on the left side of their bounce area (Z1) with their left hand and the elastic ball (140) placed on the right side with their right hand, respectively, into the compartment (113) of the bingo board (110).

[0078] Before the game, both players can decide whether to bounce all the elastic balls on one side and then bounce the elastic balls on the opposite side, or to take turns bouncing both elastic balls.

[0079] However, if the elastic ball placed on the left is bounced with the right hand or the elastic ball placed on the right is bounced with the left hand, it is a foul and the elastic ball may be stored in the receiving compartment (133), which is the out compartment, until the end of the game.

[0080] Figures 9 (a) to (f) are drawings showing different examples of bingo display boards used for playing bingo.

[0081] As shown in the drawing, (a), (b), (c) and (f) of FIG. 9 show bingo boards (121a, 121b, 121c, 121f) used for playing a number bingo game, which are placed under the bingo board (110) and used to determine the winner based on the sum of the numbers.

[0082] Figure 9 (d) is a display board (121d, 121f) that enables a Korean bingo game and (e) an alphabet bingo game, and the side that quickly combines a specific Korean or English word determined before the game by bouncing an elastic ball becomes the bingo winner.

[0083] Figures 10 (a) to (d) are drawings showing another example of a bingo display board used for playing a bingo game, and Figures 11 (a) to (c) are drawings showing an example of a game progress display board used during the game of Figure 10.

[0084] As shown in the drawing, (a) to (d) of FIG. 10 show another example of a bingo display board, where (a) is a Yutnori game display board (122a), (b) is a Rock Paper Scissors game display board (122b), (c) is a Baseball game display board (122c), and (d) is a Dice game display board (122d).

[0085] When playing a bingo game by placing the above-mentioned Yutnori game indicator board (122a) on the bingo board (110), the 'Do-Ga-Geol-Yut-Mo' of Yutnori is played whenever the elastic ball, which is bounced in by both players, lands on the corresponding mark on the Yutnori game indicator board (122a). The game board used at this time is the game board marked (a) in FIG. 11. The winner is the side that passes through the game board first with the designated elastic ball.

[0086] The above baseball game display board (122c) is also positioned on the bingo board (110) to play a bingo game. A baseball game is played in which a player gets on base whenever the elastic ball, which is bounced by both players, lands on the corresponding mark on the baseball game display board (122c). The board used at this time is the board marked (c) in FIG. 11. The winner is the side that obtains the most points through the designated elastic ball.

[0087] The above dice game indicator board (122d) is also positioned on the bingo board (110) to play a bingo game. A dice game is played in which the elastic ball, which is bounced in by both players, is launched whenever it lands on the corresponding mark on the dice game indicator board (122d). The dice game board used at this time is the board marked (b) in FIG. 11. The winner is the side that passes through the indicator board the most times with the designated elastic ball.

[0088] In the case of the above rock-paper-scissors game display board (122b), the bingo game is played by placing it on the bingo board (110). The winner is determined by the corresponding mark each time the elastic ball that the two players bounce into the rock-paper-scissors game display board (122b) is placed on the corresponding mark, and the player on the side with the most elastic balls remaining on the display board becomes the winner.

[0089] Figures 12 (a) and (b) respectively show examples of games using game chips of the game set of the present invention.

[0090] As shown in the drawing, Fig. 12 (a) shows that the game chips (136) of each player are placed in their respective bounce areas (Z1) of the bingo game board (130) to enable the game of marbles to be played.

[0091] Figure 12 (b) is a game in which players choose a team and compete to see who can raise their team's game chips (136) as high as possible without falling over from their respective bounce areas (Z1) on the bingo game board (130).

[0092] Figures 13 (a) and (b) respectively show another example of a game using a game chip of the game set of the present invention.

[0093] As shown in the drawing, stickers with two of the same shape are peeled off from the sticker sheet (150) for the bingo game and attached one by one to only one side of the game chip (136) (see FIG. 13 (a)). The side of the game chip (136) with the sticker attached is turned over so that it faces the top surface of the bingo game board (130) (see FIG. 13 (b)).

[0094] At this time, the number of players is 4 or fewer. After determining the order by rock-paper-scissors, players take turns freely flipping two pucks in turn. If the matching pair of stickers on the game chip (136) is not matched, the checked game chip (136) is flipped back to its original position. If the matching pair is correct, the game chip (136) is taken and the game of flipping game chips is played one more time. The game ends when all the players have taken all the game chips, and the team that took the most game chips is determined to be the winner.

[0095] Although the present invention has been described in detail through specific embodiments, this is for the purpose of specifically explaining the invention and is not limited thereto. All simple variations or modifications of the invention fall within the scope of the invention, and the specific scope of protection of the invention will be clarified by the appended claims.

[0096] [Explanation of the symbol]

[0097] 100: Multifunctional Bingo Board Game Set

[0098] 110: Mold-shaped bingo board

[0099] 113: Section

[0100] 113-1: Bingo valid squares

[0101] 113-2 : Bingo Invalid Square

[0102] 120: Bingo board

[0103] 120a: Line markers for bingo games

[0104] 120b: Color display board for bingo games

[0105] 130: Bingo Game Board

[0106] 131: Bounce Assembly Plate

[0107] 132: Fence Assembly Plate

[0108] 133: Elastic ball receiving compartment

[0109] 134: Fixed groove

[0110] 136: Game Chip

[0111] 140: Elastic ball for bingo games

[0112] 150 : Sticker paper

Claims

1. A bingo board having a plurality of partitions formed in a row in the horizontal, vertical, and diagonal directions within a frame of a predetermined width, with only the top and bottom sides open, and providing bingo valid cells, bingo invalid cells, and cells for determining victory or defeat through these partitions; A bingo display board having an area corresponding to the above bingo board and positioned replaceably at the bottom of the above bingo board, wherein a bingo game indicator is displayed on the surface corresponding to the above section to assist in completing bingo or determining the win or loss of bingo, allowing players to see various bingo game indicators to assist in completing bingo or determining the win or loss through the above section; A bingo game board comprising assembly plates assembled to form flat sections of a predetermined width on all four sides with the bingo board in the center, and providing a fence area around the bingo board that forms a bounce zone allowing bingo players to bounce toward the bingo squares and a receiving zone for storing items that are invalidated by failing to enter the bingo squares or entering invalid bingo squares from the bounce zone; and A multi-functional complex play bingo board game set comprising: a plurality of elastic balls for a bingo game that allow a bingo player to bounce from the above-mentioned bounce zone and, depending on whether the ball lands in a valid bingo square or an invalid bingo square among the sections of the bingo board, complete the bingo or determine a separate win or loss.

2. In Claim 1, The above bingo game board comprises two bounce assembly plates positioned oppositely on either side of the bingo board while supported on the floor, positioned spaced apart such that one side of the bingo board is respectively received into the groove by the groove, and providing a bounce zone of a predetermined width capable of bouncing the elastic ball; Two fence assembly plates providing a fence area for forming a receiving compartment corresponding to the width of the separation portion so that a fallen ball or an invalidated elastic ball can be received on either side of the bingo board by positioning the separation portion of the bounce assembly plate in a closed state; and A multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play, characterized by including puck-shaped game chips that are detachably received in each of the assembly plates for the bounce, so that when separated, fixing grooves appear to allow the elastic ball to be safely placed on them, and when received again in the fixing grooves, provide a flat surface that covers the fixing grooves.

3. In Claim 1, A multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play, characterized by assembling fence assembly boards between bounce assembly boards, excluding the aforementioned bingo board and bingo indicator board, to form a flat board of a predetermined width, and on this flat board, allowing a player to play a stacking game or a chip peeling game using game chips obtained from the aforementioned bounce assembly boards, or a game where the player takes a game chip if two game chips are flipped over and the same sticker of the same shape appears using various stickers such as animals, plants, birds, fish, and shellfish attached to one surface of the game chips, but if there are no game chips to flip over, the player possessing the most game chips becomes the final winner.

4. In Claim 1, A multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play, characterized in that the above bingo board includes any one of a line bingo game board, a color bingo game board, a Korean bingo game board, an alphabet bingo game board, a Yutnori game board, a rock-paper-scissors game board, a baseball game board, and a dice game board, and the Yutnori game board and the baseball game board are further equipped with separate game boards for progress and boards for getting on base.

5. In Claim 1, A multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play, characterized in that the elastic balls are composed of 60 balls distinguished by at least 5 colors and provided for various bingo games provided by a bingo display board.

6. In Claim 1, A multi-functional bingo board game set for complex play, characterized in that the above-mentioned invalid bingo squares are squares located on all sides of the bingo board among the section squares of the bingo board, and the above-mentioned winning / losing determining square is the center square located in the middle among the section squares of the bingo board.

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