How to read a simple pattern similar to barcode?

Hello, I have a Monopoly game: Ultimate Banking with electronic banking unit (EBU). But the game itself is a bit too boring, so I've decided to spice it up a bit. I've noticed, that all of the cards have unique barcodes on the back, which are being decoded with the EBU.
The question is, what hardware I need to hookup to arduino in order to replicate the EBU and how can I program it to read these unique barcodes?

Since I cannot post multiple media attachments, below I'm posting a single picture of multiple barcodes:

Find out which barcode it is.
An explaining link: Barcode - Wikipedia

Already checked the list. The barcode printed on the card is a unique one and is not following some kind of a standard (ISO). However, I've found some resource explaining how these cards are encoded, here's the link to the picture: Imgur: The magic of the Internet

So the question remains the same - how can I read these 5 pairs of bits?

The image linked in post #3, posted properly:

The hook seems irrelevant, so all you need to do is scan the image using some sort of optical sensor, and decode the bars and stripes.

From the Hasbro video ('Monopoly Ultimate Banking' Demo - Hasbro Gaming - YouTube) it looks like the bank has 10 optical sensors and just reads near the edge

More data:

They say the 5 pairs of bars can be White/White, White/Black, or Black/White. The center set, with the flag, is never White/White. The flag can be used to detect that the card is fully inserted (Black/Black is invalid).