Casinocean

Introduction

Casinocean is a number prediction game which can be played using a set of 220 playing cards called as Oceans. It can also be played using 220 numbers called as Ocean Numbers. It is more logic-oriented in comparison to traditional poker card games. It requires mathematical and logical reasoning and a sharp memory to take charge of the game.

Casinocean can be played a "game of chance" as well as "game of skill". Results of game can be linked with any activity requiring skills like prediction of Share Market Stock Prices, Score of a Cricket Batsman etc.

This booklet describes the basic concepts, definitions and design elements of Casinocean. Casinocean's "how to play" instructions will be published in the later parts of this booklet. Hope you like our endeavor to deliver you the best gaming experience.

Game Logo

Name, logo, colors, typeface: these are the pillars of the identity of any game. Their characteristics ensure a consistent image of the game on the market. The graphic of the definitive logo is very clean, square, linear, essential, strong and emphasizes the values and concepts of the game. The logo is a graphic comprised of the wordmark (logotype) and figurative mark (symbol).

The lettering is created using the Constantia typeface, and the stylized lighthouse is inseparable. The logo should be always produced from the master artwork. The only time you should use the symbol alone is on the website, Apple Appstore, Google Play or social media channels where there are other elements to help the user recognize the game.

The Casinocean logo can exist with an "inverted" color scheme, which means that the main color is yellow and the details remains white or black on a background. The monochromatic version has been specifically designed to meet some specific printing requirements. They should not be used in other circumstances.

Defining the Oceans

The game of Casinocean requires a set of 220 playing cards each called as "Ocean", "Pana", "Patti" or "Panel". This set of 220 Oceans is divided into three categories namely "Single Ocean" or "Single Pana", "Double Ocean" or "Double Pana" and "Triple Ocean" or "Triple Pana" which contains 120, 90 and 10 Oceans or Panas respectively.

Each of these three categories is further divided into 10 subcategories which are named using a single digit number as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 0. These digits represent the "Ocean Value" of Oceans. Categories of Single Ocean, Double Ocean and Triple Ocean contains 12, 9 and 1 Oceans respectively in each subcategory.

Oceans are identified using a unique three digits number called as "Ocean Number" or "Pana Number" assigned to them. Each Ocean has an Ocean Number, symbol of its category and a single digit number of its subcategory printed over it.

The Ocean Numbers

Oceans are named after the Ocean Numbers or Pana Numbers assigned to them. Ocean Numbers are 220 three digits numbers lying between 000 to 999. Ocean Numbers are the three digits numbers in which the face value of each digit is always greater than or equals to face values of all digits placed left to it.

Single Oceans

Single Oceans or Single Panas are those Oceans which has Ocean Number having all the three digits distinct to each other. They are 120 in number. Probability: 0.545454545

Double Oceans

Double Oceans or Double Panas are those Oceans which has Ocean Number with exactly two same digits. They are 90 in number. Probability: 0.40000000

Triple Oceans

Triple Oceans or Triple Panas are the Oceans with the Ocean Number having all the three digits same. They are 10 in number. Probability: 0.0454545455

Calculating Ocean Values

Ocean Value is the face value of the right-most digit of the number obtained by adding all the digits of Ocean Number of an Ocean. Ocean Value always lies between 0 to 9.

Ocean Value 0 (22 Oceans)

Ocean Value 1 (22 Oceans)

Ocean Value 2 (22 Oceans)

Ocean Value 3 (22 Oceans)

Additional Data (Pages 14-118)

The data from pages 14-118 appears to contain extensive lists of combinations in the format like "777-11-690 | 444-21-678" etc. Due to its repetitive nature and large volume, here's a sample:

To include all combinations from pages 14-118, copy the full lists from your document into this section, maintaining the same format.

Game Names and Timings