Multi-Stage Game System with Segmented Drawing Events

The patent divides the single drawing event into multiple sequential drawing events (first, second, third, fourth, and fifth drawing events). Each drawing event has its own set of winning numbers and prize opportunities. This segmentation allows players to win at different stages rather than requiring a single all-or-nothing outcome, thereby enhancing player engagement while maintaining a manageable game structure through systematic division of the gaming process.

The patent employs a universal game-operating computer system that performs multiple functions: it manages different number pools for various drawing events, tracks player selections across events, determines winning results for each event, and calculates jackpot distributions. This multi-functional system handles the complexity of multiple drawing events with different number pools (first pool of P numbers, second pool of S numbers, third pool of U numbers, fourth pool of X numbers, and fifth pool of Z numbers) through a single integrated platform, thereby increasing winning opportunities without proportionally increasing overall system complexity.

The patent implements preliminary action by pre-generating and storing multiple sets of winning numbers for all five drawing events before the game actually begins. The system also pre-establishes the rules for determining winners and distributing jackpots across different events. This preliminary preparation allows the game-operating computer system to process player selections and determine winning results in real-time during the game without performing complex calculations on the fly, thereby achieving immediate player feedback while managing computational power requirements through advance preparation.