EP0716764A1 - Geldbetätigtes unterhaltungsgerät - Google Patents
Geldbetätigtes unterhaltungsgerätInfo
- Publication number
- EP0716764A1 EP0716764A1 EP94925342A EP94925342A EP0716764A1 EP 0716764 A1 EP0716764 A1 EP 0716764A1 EP 94925342 A EP94925342 A EP 94925342A EP 94925342 A EP94925342 A EP 94925342A EP 0716764 A1 EP0716764 A1 EP 0716764A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- collecting container
- entertainment device
- valuables
- container
- entertainment
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
- G07F17/00—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services
- G07F17/32—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for games, toys, sports, or amusements
- G07F17/3244—Payment aspects of a gaming system, e.g. payment schemes, setting payout ratio, bonus or consolation prizes
- G07F17/3258—Cumulative reward schemes, e.g. jackpots
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
- G07F11/00—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles
- G07F11/02—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles from non-movable magazines
- G07F11/44—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles from non-movable magazines in which magazines the articles are stored in bulk
Definitions
- the invention relates to a computer-controlled entertainment device that is operated by money and / or by means of cash equivalents, with a symbol game device that displays a symbol combination that is decisive for profit or loss on circulating bodies behind associated reading windows, and with a money processing device that has one Profit issuing facility is assigned.
- Entertainment devices of this type are used in a wide variety of embodiments. They usually have three circulating bodies, which can be roller-shaped or disk-shaped.
- the revolving bodies have symbols on the surface which can be seen from the outside through the reading window.
- the circulating bodies are stopped at random and after all the circulating bodies have come to a standstill, the symbol combination displayed in the reading windows indicates a profit or loss.
- Money and special game winnings are promised in different amounts. In the case of the special game winnings, a winning key with a higher chance of winning than the normal game is used.
- Actuators for the player are therefore attached to many of these entertainment devices, which generally act on the running of the individual circulating bodies.
- the player can thus be able to start one or more circulation bodies by actuating such an actuating element, for example a start button, which gives the player a real influence on the game.
- Stop buttons are also arranged to give the player the opportunity to stop a rotating orbital body, which gives the player the impression that he can influence the gameplay and thus the combination of symbols resulting from the game.
- additional win game devices are known as risk game devices which enable the player to increase the already achieved or further win in the event of a risk of loss, or as play devices which the player can enable to increase or decrease the profit already achieved without risk of complete loss.
- a light bar serving as a jackpot which is formed from various profit display elements, represents further game incentives with an additional possibility of winning.
- a specific profit is achieved, a specific profit display element is illuminated which bears a symbol related to the profit achieved.
- all profit display elements of the light bar are illuminated, the additional profit is indicated.
- the light bar can also consist of neutral illuminable display elements, which are illuminated one after the other when a profit occurs and trigger the additional profit when fully illuminated.
- jackpot light strips With these jackpot light strips, the player is informed via display means of what additional profit, which can also be a cash gain, he can achieve. Here, however, the player does not see realistically how a possible monetary gain increases when filling up the light bar, ie the player does not see the increase in the coins comprising the potential monetary gain.
- the invention has for its object to provide an entertainment device of the type mentioned in the sense of an increased game incentive and a more extensive entertainment during the game.
- the profit-dispensing device comprises at least one collecting container for valuables of any kind, the filling level of which can be seen from outside the entertainment device.
- the valuables as a whole can be transferred suddenly from the collecting container by opening it appropriately via a guide channel into an output tray. This results in an extremely fast dispensing process for the valuables.
- the objects of value are expediently coins, banknotes, tokens, value cards, such as receipts or telephone cards, and / or goods, each of which contains a certain type or several types in the collecting container. In this way, the same or different valuables can be offered to the player as a prize.
- the collecting container is designed to be visible and / or transparent and is arranged behind a viewing window in the front of the entertainment device.
- the collecting container as a jackpot, profit storage, credit storage, risk storage or the like is used. This makes it possible to assign different functions to the collecting container in accordance with the game system of the entertainment device.
- the fill level of the collecting container can be displayed optically and / or acoustically via an indirect display.
- the player is additionally or alternatively made aware of the level of the collecting container.
- the actual total content of the collecting container can be shown in a display according to an advantageous development of the solution according to the invention.
- certain surfaces of the collecting container are colored and / or mirrored.
- the colored and / or mirrored surfaces of the collecting container are preferably illuminated.
- external staining and / or reflection surfaces are expediently assigned to the collecting container.
- the coloring and / or reflecting surfaces assigned to the collecting container are preferably illuminated.
- the valuables are arranged or disordered within the collecting container. In the case of an orderly arrangement of the valuables, the player can estimate the total value of the valuables relatively easily, while this is relatively complex if the valuables are arranged in a disordered manner.
- a covering device is assigned to the collecting container, with which the visible surface of the collecting container can be covered entirely or partially.
- the covering device is preferably controlled as a function of the result in the symbol game device.
- the collection container consists of two opposite shovelike shells, with at least one of the shells being pivotally mounted to open and close the collection container and is connected to a drive, and the other shell has an input opening.
- the collecting container is designed as a hollow body of any shape and is rotatably mounted on a central axis or on its outer surface, the collecting container being provided with an input / output opening and being driven between an upper filler by means of a drive. Position and a lower emptying position is rotatable. The inlet / outlet opening of the collecting container can be closed. This makes it possible to rotate the collection container.
- the distance between the corresponding front side and the rear side of the collecting container is slightly larger than the thickness of the thickest coin, the distance being less than twice the thickness of the thinnest coin.
- the distance between the transparent front side and the rear side of the collecting container is slightly larger than the thickness of the coins to be stored upright in the collecting container.
- several cylindrical, coin-specific collecting containers can be arranged one behind the other.
- a plurality of cylindrical, coin-specific collecting containers can also be arranged concentrically one inside the other.
- the valuables of the collecting container are preferably output when a predetermined or a randomly determined fill level is reached. Furthermore, the valuables of the collecting container can expediently be dependent on the occurrence of a specific symbol or a specific combination of symbols in the reading windows of the Icon game facility to be spent. These measures cause the player to follow the gameplay with particular interest.
- the entertainment device in which the entertainment device is provided with at least one additional profit game device consisting of a plurality of profit-specific, illuminated display elements, in which a profit achieved in the symbol game device can be played out, preferably takes place as a function of an output of the valuables of the collecting container to the result obtained in the additional prize game device.
- the collecting container is expediently filled from at least one storage container for the valuables by means of a transport device or by hand with valuables.
- the collecting container can expediently be filled with valuable objects by means of the transport device from at least one value-specific stacking container for valuable objects, such as coins, banknotes and / or tokens, which is directly assigned to the money processing device.
- a removal device for the uppermost valuable object from the stacking container is expediently assigned to the value-specific stacking container, with which the valuable objects can be transferred into the collecting container, a displacement device being provided for the stacking of the valuable objects within the stacking container.
- the point of removal of the valuables from the stacking container is followed by a controllable switch, via which the valuables can be guided either into the collecting container or into the dispensing tray.
- a further possibility of filling up the collecting container consists in that a portion of the valuables, such as coins, bank notes and / or tokens, which are thrown into the money processing device, is switched via a switch not into the stacking container of the money processing device, but into the collecting container is initiated.
- the switch downstream of the tester of the money processing device is expediently followed by a buffer store, from which the valuables can be transferred suddenly into the collecting container by opening it appropriately or by means of an associated separating device.
- the collecting container can be filled up when a portion of the valuables, such as coins, banknotes and / or tokens thrown into the money processing device, is introduced into the collecting container via a transport device associated with the dispensing device of the money processing device becomes. Furthermore, it can preferably be provided that a portion of the objects of value thrown into the money processing device, such as coins, bank notes and / or tokens, via a switch downstream of the examiner, with or without a secondary buffer, and a transport device assigned to the dispensing device of the money processing device with upstream switch in the collective container is transferable.
- the transport device can be designed as a single or double belt conveyor or as a blade conveyor.
- the intermediate store downstream of the switch can be designed as a hopper or as a tube store.
- a particular game incentive is when the collecting container can be filled with at least one object of value depending on the occurrence of a certain symbol or a certain symbol combination in the reading windows of the symbol game device.
- the collecting container is expediently filled with valuable objects up to a predetermined or randomly determined total value.
- the valuables when the valuables are output from the collecting container, they are not transferred to the dispensing tray, but rather into a non-visible storage container, and instead valuables of the same value are introduced from the stacking containers of the money processing device into the dispensing tray. Subsequently, the collecting container is preferably filled again with valuables from the storage container, as a result of which a closed circuit of these valuables is ensured. This definitely precludes the entry of inadmissible valuables in the collection container. It goes without saying that the features mentioned above and those yet to be explained below can be used not only in the combination indicated in each case, but also in other combinations or on their own without departing from the scope of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a front view of an entertainment device according to the invention with a visible collecting container for valuables
- FIG. 2 shows an alternative embodiment of the collecting container of the entertainment device according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 3 shows a further alternative embodiment of the collecting container of the entertainment device according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 4 shows a side view of the collecting container according to FIG. 3,
- FIG. 5 shows an alternative embodiment of the collecting container of the entertainment device according to FIG. 1 with an assigned stacking container for valuables in the form of coins
- 6 shows the collecting container according to FIG. 3 with an associated coin system of the money processing device
- Fig. 7 shows the representation according to FIG. '6 with a memory mot ⁇ for the coins
- FIG. 8 shows the collecting container according to FIG. 3 with an associated coin system of the money processing device and a transport device between the coin system and the collecting container
- FIG. 9 shows the representation according to FIG. 8 with an intermediate store for the coins
- FIG. 10 shows an alternative embodiment of the entertainment device according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 11 shows an alternative embodiment of the entertainment device according to FIG. 5,
- FIG. 13 shows an alternative embodiment of the entertainment device according to FIG. 7.
- the housing 2 of the symbol game device 1 of the lower part provided with a computer-controlled control unit Holding device with profitability has on its front side 3 reading windows 4, behind which three disc-shaped rotating bodies 5 of the symbol game device 1 are provided.
- the computer determines the entire course of the game, including the determination of winnings and the distribution of winnings.
- the control and arithmetic functions are carried out in accordance with the programs of the computer, which can be adapted to all the necessary functions.
- the rotary bodies 5 are brought to a standstill in a plurality of possible latching positions by a random generator assigned to the control unit after the start of the game at the beginning of the game during or at the end of the game.
- the rest positions are assigned symbols 6 on the circumference of the circulating bodies 5, which serve to display the game result in the reading windows 4.
- the player can read the result of the game from the symbols 6 displayed, in particular also whether a win has resulted from a combination of the symbols 6 shown according to a profit plan explained on the front page 3.
- the entertainment device In the lower area of the entertainment device there are several actuators 7 with which the symbols 6 displayed in the symbol game device 1 can be held or started again. Below the actuators 7 there is an output tray 8 for profits achieved.
- the upper area of the entertainment device In the upper area of the entertainment device there are a coin slot 9, a token slot 10, a banknote slot 11 and a user card slot 12 of a money processing device, not shown.
- a credit display 13 is arranged on the left-hand side below the symbol game device 1, the displayed credit of which can be called up in the dispensing tray 8 by actuating a return button 14 located next to the coin slot 9.
- On the right side below the symbol game device 1 there is a special game display 52, in which special games achieved in the symbol game device 1, in which a prize key with an increased chance of winning is used, are displayed.
- a rectangular viewing window 15 is inserted into the front pane 3 of the housing 2, behind which a transparent collecting container 16 for valuables 17 in the form of coins 18, in particular silver coins of different values, is arranged.
- the collecting container 16 is composed of two opposite shovel-like shells 19, 20, the shell 19 being arranged in a fixed manner and the shell 20 being pivotally mounted on a joint 21 attached to the shell 19.
- the circumference of the movable shell 20 is somewhat larger than the circumference of the fixed shell 19.
- the contact point 22 of the shells 19, 20 is assigned a guide channel 23, via which the valuables 17 abruptly separate when the shell 20 is separated from the shell 19 get into the output tray 8.
- the opening and closing of the collecting container 16 takes place via a drive 26 consisting of an electromagnet 24 and a lever linkage 25.
- An input opening 27 for the valuables 17 is let into the upper area of the fixed shell 19.
- the input opening 27 is a transport Direction 28 assigned via which valuables from a separate storage container and / or a value-specific stacking container of the money processing device can be conveyed into the collecting container 16.
- the collecting container 16 shown in FIG. 2 it is designed as a spherical container 29 which is rotatably mounted on an axis 30.
- the spherical container 29 is provided with a common input / output opening 31 for the valuables 17.
- the input / output opening 31 of the spherical container can be accessed via a drive 32, which consists of a gear 33 arranged in a rotationally fixed manner on the axis 30 and a gear 35 which meshes therewith and is non-rotatably seated on the shaft of a drive motor 34 29 can be pivoted into an upper position for receiving the valuables 17 and into a lower position for the sudden dispensing of the valuables 17.
- a cylindrical drum can also be used.
- the distance between the transparent front side 36 and the rear side aligned parallel to the front side 3 37 of the collecting container is slightly larger than the thickness of the equivalent coins 18, which are therefore placed upright one above the other in the collecting container 16.
- the distance between the transparent front 36 and the rear 37 of the collecting container 16 must be slightly larger than the thickness of the thickest coin, the distance being less than twice the thickness of the thinnest coin.
- the cylindrical collecting container 16 is rotatably mounted on a central axis 38 and is provided on its outside with a ring gear 39 which meshes with a gear 41 which is non-rotatably seated on the shaft of a drive motor 40.
- the drive 42 formed in this way, the input / output opening 43 let into the collecting container 16 can be pivoted into an upper filling position and a lower output position for the coins 18.
- the collecting container 16 can also be stored on its outside.
- the drive can alternatively take place via the central axis of the collecting container 16.
- FIGS. 5 to 9 show different loading options for the collecting container 16.
- the fixed, drum-shaped collecting container 16 is provided with an inlet opening 27 on the side at the side and a discharge opening 53 at the bottom, which can be closed by a controllable flap 54 .
- the guide channel 23 connects to the dispensing tray 8 at the dispensing opening 53.
- the input opening 27 is connected to an inlet channel 55, which is connected at its other end to a down pipe 56 opening into the guide channel 23.
- An adjustable switch 57 which is flush with its upper side is inserted into the downpipe 56.
- a stacking container 58 for coins 18 of the same value is located next to the downpipe.
- the stacking container 58 is assigned a removal device 59 for the uppermost coin 18 from the stacking container 58 and its transfer to the switch 57. Depending on the position of the switch 57, the coin 18 can either be introduced into the downpipe 56 or into the collecting container 16.
- the stack of coins within the stacking container 58 is supported on a support plate 60 which can be moved up and down in the direction of the double arrow 61 by means of a non-illustrated moving device.
- a coin checker 62 of the money processing device is arranged above the stacking container 58, via which the stacking container 58 can be loaded with coins.
- This collecting container 16 can be rotated between an upper filling position and a lower emptying position, which is assigned to the guide channel 23 leading to the dispensing tray 8.
- the input / output opening 43 is assigned a guide rail 63 which guides the coins 18 in the upright position and which is connected to an adjustable switch 65 of a coin system 66 of the money processing device arranged downstream of a coin validator 64.
- the switch 65 By means of the switch 65, the coins 18 can either be inserted into the collecting container 16 via the guide rail 63 or into the stacking container 58 of the coin system 66 via a distributor 67.
- the stacking containers 58 are followed by an output device 68, via which coins 18 can be fed to the output tray 8.
- an intermediate storage 69 for the coins 18 is provided between the guide rail 63 and the switch 65.
- the collecting container 16 can be filled up very quickly with a certain number of coins 18 by suddenly opening the intermediate store 69.
- FIG. 8 which in turn essentially corresponds to the representation according to FIG.
- the end of the guide rail 63 facing away from the input / output opening 43 of the collecting container 6 stands with a transport device 28 designed as a belt conveyor for the coins 18 in Connection.
- the feed side of the transport device 28 is connected to the output device 68 of the coin system 66 via a guide rail 70 and a switch, not shown.
- the dispenser 68 can be used to convey coins 18 from the stacking containers 58 of the coin system 69 either into the payout tray 8 or via the guide rail 70, the transport device 28 and the guide rail 63 into the collecting container 16.
- the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 9 essentially corresponds to that according to FIG. 8, although a guide channel 71 leading upright in the coins 18 opens into the guide rail 63.
- the other end of the guide channel 71 is connected to a buffer store 69 which can be filled with coins 18 via the adjustable switch 65 which is arranged downstream of the coin validator 64 of the coin system 66.
- This enables the collection container 16 on the one hand to be filled directly with coins 18 inserted into the coin validator 64 and, on the other hand, with coins 18 from the stacking containers 58 of the coin system 66.
- the profit achieved in the symbol game device 1 can be computer-controlled or key-controlled, if appropriate with a corresponding rededication of the profit by the control unit, that is to say, for example, a monetary gain is converted into a certain number converted to special games, to be used as an insert in one of the additional prize game devices 44, each of which is designed as a risk game device with illuminated display elements 45.
- the display elements 45 of the two risk game devices are each occupied differently in the lower area with increasing cash prizes and in the upper area in increasing order with the number of special game winnings.
- a corresponding risk button 47 is pressed, either the next higher profit is achieved or the bet used is lost. This process can continue until the maximum profit of special games is reached become.
- two side-by-side rectangular viewing windows 15 are located in the front side 3 of the housing 2, behind each of which a transparent coin collecting tube 48 serving as a collecting container 16 is arranged.
- the coins 18 lie flat on one another in the left coin collecting tube 48, while they stand upright on one another in the right coin collecting tube 48.
- the actual fill level of the coin collecting tubes 48 can thus be recognized from outside the entertainment device.
- the coin collecting tubes 48 can contain coins 18 of the same value or of different value.
- a display 49 is provided in the front 3 of the housing 2, which serves to display the total amount of money currently available in the associated coin collecting tube 48.
- the right display 20 shows a coin content of four ten DM pieces and the left display 20 shows a coin content of four DM pieces.
- each coin collecting tube 48 is connected via a coin guide tube to a coin diverter, which in turn is connected to the coin ejection devices of the coin-specific stack tubes of the money processing device.
- the coin collecting tubes 48 are computer-controlled via the money processing device depending on the occurrence of a specific symbol. 6 or a certain symbol combination in the reading windows 4 are filled with at least one coin 18, with a corresponding activation of the coin ejecting device of a coin stacking tube and the coin diverter naturally taking place.
- Another way of Filling of the coin collecting tubes 48 consists in the computer-controlled introduction of a portion of the coins 18 inserted into the money processing device, the remaining portion of the inserted coins 18 being transferred to the coin stack tubes of the money processing device that are specific to the coin value.
- the coin collecting tubes 48 can be refilled by introducing at least one coin 18 into a certain coin collecting tube 48 from the money processing device in a computer-controlled manner when certain winnings occur in the additional profit game device 44.
- each coin collecting tube 48 is provided with a coin ejection device 50, which is connected to the dispensing tray 8 via a coin guide channel 51.
- the payment of the coin content of the coin collecting tubes 48 takes place when a certain fill level is reached, which can be predetermined or determined randomly, by means of a corresponding control of the coin ejection device 50 of the respective coin collecting tube 48.
- Another option for paying out the coin content of the coin collecting tubes 48 is to that, depending on the occurrence of a certain symbol 6 or a certain symbol combination in the reading windows 4, the coin content of this coin collecting tube 48 is transferred into the output tray 8 via a corresponding actuation of the coin inserting device 50 of the corresponding coin collecting tube 48.
- the coin content of the coin collecting tubes 48 can be paid out as a function of a profit achieved in the additional prize game device 44, where the coin ejecting device 50 of the predetermined or randomly selected coin collecting tube 48 is driven in a corresponding manner in order to guide the coins 18 of this coin collecting tube 48 into the dispensing tray 8.
- the symbol game device 1 comprises roller-shaped circulation bodies 5 lying in one plane. This makes it possible to compare the coin collecting tubes 48 arranged below the symbol game device 1 with the associated viewing windows 15 disc-shaped circulating bodies 5 to be made correspondingly larger.
- the two additional winnings game devices 44 are located below the symbol game device 1 with disk-shaped circulation bodies 5.
- the coin collecting tubes 48 with the associated viewing windows 15 are therefore to the right and left of the symbol game device 1 arranged and can consequently be made much larger in comparison with the entertainment devices according to FIGS. 10 and 11.
- FIG. 13 shows a practically analog entertainment device to the entertainment device according to FIG. 12, in which only the rotating bodies 5 of the symbol game device 1 are designed as rollers.
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- General Physics & Mathematics (AREA)
- Coin-Freed Apparatuses For Hiring Articles (AREA)
- Control Of Vending Devices And Auxiliary Devices For Vending Devices (AREA)
- Management, Administration, Business Operations System, And Electronic Commerce (AREA)
- Slot Machines And Peripheral Devices (AREA)
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