Gaming System With Movable Symbols And Dynamic Evaluation

The patent implements dynamic symbol display positions where symbols can appear at variable locations on the video display rather than fixed positions. The game controller dynamically determines which symbols are active for evaluation in each game instance, creating variability while maintaining the same physical display structure. This resolves the contradiction by introducing dynamic behavior without adding physical complexity.

The system changes the parameter of symbol display positions and active symbol subsets between game instances. The game controller selects different subsets of symbols and different display positions for evaluation in each game, effectively changing the evaluation parameters rather than the physical system. This allows high adaptability through parameter variation while keeping the device structure simple and reliable.

The patent segments the symbol evaluation process by selecting different subsets of symbols for evaluation in different game instances. Rather than evaluating all symbols simultaneously, the system divides the symbol set into manageable subsets that are evaluated separately. This allows the system to handle a large total number of symbols while maintaining simple evaluation logic for each individual game instance.

The system evaluates a partial subset of symbols in each game instance rather than all symbols. By selecting only the relevant subset of symbols and display positions for each game, the system provides multiple winning opportunities across different games without requiring complex simultaneous evaluation of all possible symbol combinations. This partial action approach increases productivity while controlling evaluation complexity.