Computer-implemented method for facilitating the exchange of information between individuals

US 10,029,178, assigned to Theodore M, covers a method, for exchanging and facilitating the exchange of information between two or more individuals which can be implemented in contract bridge card games, and is available for sale through IPApproach.

US Patents
1 granted
Assignee
Theodore M
Availability
For Sale

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Technology Highlights

  • Efficient exchange of information that overcome impediments associated with particular scenarios associated with existing computer-implemented information exchange.
  • Improve the ability of card game playing partners to more accurately assess, and therefore more accurately predict, each other's strategies and moves in a card game scenario.
  • This invention has widespread applicability, and will likely prove to be very effective as a learning tool that will continue to be adapted for use with other growing number of applications such as education-related learning environments.

Overview

IPApproach, LLC is pleased to present the attached exclusive patent for sale "Computer-implemented method for facilitating the exchange of information between individuals" which includes U.S. Patent US 10029178assigned to Theodore M. Dunn. The IP relates to a method, for exchanging and facilitating the exchange of information between two or more individuals which can be implemented in contract bridge card games.

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages,

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Listing updated August 21, 2026

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