DRP's Patented Protection Erects a Complete
Defensible Marketing Barrier to the Competition
Because the patent is very broad and is available to licensees only, any competing business faces a defensible marketing barrier to those deploying DRP. Key to this is the fact that, since every transaction is "priced" net of DRP "winnings", the user's REAL pricing structure is never available to the competition.
As DRP "jackpots" are creatively enhanced the barrier becomes ever stronger. The variations on the DRP theme are limited only by the talents of those marketing staffs working with the system, keeping the experience always fresh and exciting.
Learn About the Patent in Detail
This patent application was submitted only after a thorough patent database search was accomplished by our intellectual property attorneys that confirmed the uniqueness of this program. The algorithms were developed by Dr. David Allen, Professor Emeritus of Statistics, at the University of Kentucky.
To read the full DRP patent application now we only require that you agree to a short and simple presentation of non-compete, non-disclosure terms prior to accessing the patent. On the right below is a link titled "Click Here for Access" which will make this process available to you.
Interested parties may also want to open and read the New York Times Magazine publication entitled "The Tug of the Newfangled Slot Machines", dated May 9, 2004, by Gary Rivlin. This very in-depth article explores the psychology of slot machines and the gaming experience. Although DRP does not involve gambling risks, and does not constitute gambling in any form, the powerful aspects of related, almost addictive, consumer psychology appeal is very similar.
DRP is a Licensed Product Only
The DRP patent is a business venture of Entertainment Pumps, Inc. and we only license the use of the patent. We do not offer software or display terminals or databases or animations or any of the end use products discussed in this presentation. Each business's unique platform and circumstances make this impossible. Implementation is to be tailored to the specific business but is known not to be technologically difficult or expensive. Terms of the patent license are negotiable.
The algorithms included in the patent are relatively easy to program and modify.
Moreover the algorithms are devised to allow easy extensions of features to be developed.
We would welcome any representatives of retailers, product development companies from pertinently related fields such as terminal, kiosk, or software developers, investors, marketing or advertising firms, consultants, and all parties that can see the advantages of this unique license.
We also welcome discussions of licensing and royalty sharing arrangements for such individuals or firms as promoters of DRP.
Thank you for your interest and consideration of DRP. Contact us to more fully discuss the mutual opportunities and to satisfactorily receive answers to any further questions you may have. We expect and hope there will be many, as there should be about something with such potential impact as DRP.
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