fallen into can readily ascertain from the flashing display which recesses the balls have in fact fallen into for the purpose of gambling on the results of the game played with the apparatus shown in fig1 there is provided on the barrier 1 in front of each seat 2 of a staking plan or layout 14 as shown in fig6 in a typical game the house may offer odds of 30 to 1 against the two scores having a selected equal value and odds of 4 to 1 against the two scores having any equal value the odds offered against any particular sum of the two scores may be between 4 to 1 sum of 7 and 30 to 1 sum of 2 or 12 for a sum anywhere in the range 2 to 6 or 8 to 12 the house may offer odds of 1 to 1 each player places his chips on the region of his layout corresponding to the bet he wishes to make it will be clear that the layout shown in fig6 provides four possible ways of winning in the case that the two scores have an equal value two possible ways of winning if the sum of the scores is not 7 even if the scores do not have an equal value and one way of winning if the sum of the scores is 7 the number and variety of options is very popular with the gambling public the second game is similar to that played with the apparatus shown in fig1 except that only one basket one ball and one row of illuminated display areas are used as.