JP2007215915A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine allowing a player to enjoy new amusement of a game by adding the tension and strategic property to the game in which allotment corresponding to an option selected by the player is given to the player. <P>SOLUTION: In the slot machine 1, if the game state is shifted to a treasure bonus process (S17) as a result of a shell chance game (S12-S14), 23 treasure boxes 301 are displayed on a lower liquid crystal display 4. The content of a privilege to be given to the player is associated with each treasure box 301 (S22). In addition, the number of times of selection necessary for the privilege related to the treasure box 301 to be given is also associated with the treasure box 301 based on the content of the associated privilege (S23). If the player selects options the necessary number of times of selection related to the treasure box 301, the content of the privilege related to the treasure box 301 is given to the player (S28 and S19). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine that plays a game that gives a payout corresponding to an option selected by a player.

  In a conventional gaming machine, for example, a slot machine, when a player selects one of a plurality of displayed options, a bonus game in a form in which a payout corresponding to the option selected by the player is given. There is something to be said.

For example, in the slot machines described in Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2 below, when shifting to the bonus game, 25 panels arranged in 5 vertical rows and 5 horizontal rows are displayed on the screen. This panel is associated with either a symbol indicating the payout amount to be awarded to the player or an end symbol indicating the end of the bonus game. Therefore, in the bonus game in the slot machines described in Patent Documents 1 and 2, the player continues to select a panel at any time until he selects a desired panel and selects an end symbol. Thus, a bonus game is played in which a payout can be obtained until the end symbol is displayed on the selected panel.
US Pat. No. 6,190,255 US Pat. No. 6,322,309

  However, in the slot machines described in Patent Documents 1 and 2, since the bonus game proceeds in such a manner that a panel is simply selected, there is a possibility of giving a monotonous impression to the player. In particular, if the game is continued for a long period of time, it can be selected until the end symbol is selected, so the sense of urgency related to the selection of the panel is weakened, and the interest related to the bonus game is reduced.

  Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above-described points, and relates to a gaming machine in which a game in which a payout corresponding to an option selected by the player is given is performed, and in particular, for a selection of a panel in the game. It is an object of the present invention to provide a gaming machine that can provide a new interest by adding a sense of urgency.

  In order to solve this problem, the invention according to claim 1 includes a display (for example, the lower liquid crystal display 4) on which a plurality of options (for example, the treasure chest 301) are displayed, and a plurality of displays displayed on the display. A manual selection device (for example, touch panel 201) that selects one option from the options, a storage unit (for example, ROM 51) that stores payout information associated with each of the options, and a manual selection device that are selected. A gaming machine (eg, slot machine 1) having a payout giving means (eg, CPU 50, S19) for giving a payout based on the payout information corresponding to the option, the storage means (eg, ROM 51), Stipulated by the number of times of selection in the manual selection device, storing payout condition information associated with each option, Based on the grant condition setting means (for example, CPU 50, S23) for associating the payout grant condition information with the option, and the payout condition information related to the option selected by the manual selection device, the payout related to the option by the payout giving means Payout granting means (e.g., CPU 50, S27) for permitting the awarding.

  The invention according to claim 2 is the gaming machine (for example, slot machine 1) according to claim 1, wherein the grant condition setting means (for example, the CPU 50) is configured to display the payout information associated with the option. Based on the contents, the payout condition information is associated.

  In the gaming machine according to the first aspect, a game in which a payout is awarded is performed based on the payout information relating to the option selected by the manual selection device. Here, since each option is associated with payout condition information defined by the number of selections made by the manual selection device, a payout is given based on the payout condition information and the number of selections related to the option. It is determined whether to allow or not. As a result, a plurality of options displayed on the display includes options having different payout condition information, so that a sense of urgency can be given to the selection of options.

In the gaming machine according to claim 2, the payout condition information is associated with each option based on the content of the payout information associated with the option. As a result, there is a relationship between the payout information associated with the option and the payout condition information, and the payout information can be estimated from the payout condition information. As a result, the player can estimate the payout that can be obtained from the payout condition for the selected option, and can devise a strategy according to his / her situation.
For example, it is possible to consider a strategy such as whether to continue to select a strict option for payout conditions, or to seek an easy option for payout conditions and select another option, depending on the situation of the player. It is possible to provide a new interest called strategy for games on machines.

  Hereinafter, a gaming machine according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings based on an embodiment in which the present invention is embodied in a slot machine. First, a schematic configuration of the slot machine according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the slot machine. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing nine variable display portions. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing eight winning lines. FIG. 4 is a block diagram schematically showing a control system of the slot machine.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the slot machine 1 has a cabinet 2 that forms the entirety thereof. An upper liquid crystal display 3 is disposed at the upper front of the cabinet 2. Further, a lower liquid crystal display 4 is disposed inside the equipment front panel 20 at the front center of the cabinet 2. Here, the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4 are constituted by generally used liquid crystal displays. A transparent touch panel 201 is disposed on the front surface of the lower liquid crystal display 4.

  Here, the upper liquid crystal display 3 displays information relating to the game, such as a game method, a payout table 123 (see FIG. 8) indicating the types of winning combinations and their payouts, and various effects relating to the game. On the other hand, on the lower liquid crystal display 4, as shown in FIG. 2, nine variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C are displayed. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the lower liquid crystal display 4 displays eight effective pay lines L1 to L8. Here, in each variable display part 22A-22C, 23A-23C, 24A-24C, the variable display by the video reel 100 is performed. That is, in each of the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, the symbols constituting the video reel 100 (see FIG. 6) are variably displayed while scrolling from the right direction to the left direction.

  An operation table 5 is provided below the lower liquid crystal display 4 so as to protrude to the front side. In the operation table 5, an exchange button 6, a refund button 7, and a help button 8 are arranged from the leftmost side. On the right side of the help button 8, a coin insertion unit 9 and a bill insertion unit 10 are provided. Also, on the front side of the operation table 5, a 1-BET button 11, a spin button 12, a 3-BET button 13, a 5-BET button 14, and an 8-BET button 15 are arranged from the left side.

  The exchange button 6 is a button that is pressed when the banknote inserted into the banknote insertion unit 10 is exchanged. Coins exchanged by depressing the exchange button 6 are paid out to a coin receiving portion 17 from a coin payout opening 16 provided at the lower part of the cabinet 2. The exchange button 6 is provided with a later-described exchange switch 62.

  The refund button 7 is a button that is pressed when the game ends. When the payout button 7 is pressed, coins acquired in the game are paid out from the coin payout exit 16 to the coin receiving portion 17. A refund switch 63 (to be described later) is attached to the refund button 7.

  The help button 8 is a button that is pressed when the operation method of the game is unknown. When the help button 8 is pressed, various types of help information are displayed on the upper liquid crystal display 3. A help switch 64 described later is attached to the help button 8.

  A coin sensor 65, which will be described later, is disposed in the coin insertion portion 9. When a coin is inserted into the coin insertion portion 9, the inserted coin is detected, and a coin detection signal is output to the CPU 50 to the CPU 50. (See FIG. 4).

  A bill sensor 66, which will be described later, is arranged in the bill insertion unit 10. When a bill is inserted into the bill insertion unit 10, a bill detection signal is output to the CPU 50 via the bill sensor 66 (see FIG. 5). .

  The 1-BET button 11 is a button for betting one by one each time the button is pressed. A 1-BET switch 58 is attached to the 1-BET button 11. In the slot machine 1 according to the present embodiment, all of the eight valid pay lines L1 to L8 are activated by one bet.

The spin button 12 is a button operated when starting the game with the current bet number or the previous bet number. When the spin button 12 is pressed, variable display of each symbol is started in each of the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C. The spin button 12 is provided with a spin switch 57 described later.
Note that the number of bets that can bet by pressing the spin button 12 in this embodiment may be 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 bets.

  The 3-BET button 13, the 5-BET button 14, and the 8-BET button 15 are buttons for betting three, five, or eight when pressed. A 3-BET switch 59, a 5-BET switch 60, and an 8-BET switch 61 are attached to the 3-BET button 13, the 5-BET button 14, and the 8-BET button 15, respectively.

  Further, a coin payout opening 16 and a coin receiving portion 17 are formed at the lower portion of the cabinet 2. The coin payout exit 16 is a portion where coins are paid out by input of the exchange button 6 or the payout button 7. The coin receiving portion 17 is a portion that receives coins paid out from the coin payout exit 16. Inside the coin payout opening 16, a coin detection unit 73 described later composed of a sensor or the like is disposed. The coin detection unit 73 detects the number of coins paid out from the coin payout exit 16 (see FIG. 4).

Next, a configuration related to the control system of the slot machine 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a block diagram schematically showing a control system of the slot machine.
As shown in FIG. 4, the control system of the slot machine 1 is basically configured with a CPU 50 as a core. A ROM 51 and a RAM 52 are connected to the CPU 50. The ROM 51 stores various programs and data tables necessary for controlling the slot machine 1. For example, the ROM 51 stores various control programs such as a main processing program, which will be described later, and a data table such as a lottery table for lottering game stop display symbols. The RAM 52 is a memory that temporarily stores various data calculated by the CPU 50.

The CPU 50 is connected to a clock pulse generation circuit 53 that generates a reference clock pulse and a frequency divider 54. Further, a random number generator 55 for generating random numbers and a random number sampling circuit 56 are connected to the CPU 50. Here, the random numbers sampled through the random number sampling circuit 56 are used for various lotteries such as a winning combination.
In addition, the CPU 50 is connected to a switch attached to each button of the operation table 5. That is, to the CPU 50, a spin switch 57, a 1-BET switch 58, a 3-BET switch 59, a 5-BET switch 60, an 8-BET switch 61, an exchange switch 62, a refund switch 63, and a help switch 64 are connected. ing.
Then, the CPU 50 performs control to execute various operations corresponding to each button based on the switch signal output from each switch when each button is pressed.

  Further, a coin sensor 65 and a bill sensor 66 are connected to the CPU 50, respectively. The coin sensor 65 detects a coin inserted from the coin insertion unit 9. Thus, the CPU 50 can calculate the number of coins inserted based on the coin detection signal output from the coin sensor 65. The banknote sensor 66 detects the type and amount of the banknote inserted from the banknote insertion unit 10 and outputs a banknote detection signal. And CPU50 calculates the number of coins equivalent to the amount of a banknote based on the said banknote detection signal.

A hopper 71 is connected to the CPU 50 via a hopper drive circuit 70. When a drive signal from the CPU 50 is output to the hopper drive circuit 70, the hopper 71 pays out a predetermined number of coins from the coin payout exit 16.
Further, a coin detection unit 73 disposed inside the coin payout exit 16 is connected to the CPU 50 via a payout completion signal circuit 72. When the coin detection unit 73 detects that a predetermined number of coins have been paid out from the coin payout exit 16, a coin payout detection signal is output to the payout completion signal circuit 72. Then, the payout completion signal circuit 72 outputs a payout completion signal to the CPU 50 based on the coin payout detection signal.
Further, an upper liquid crystal display 3 and a lower liquid crystal display 4 are connected to the CPU 50 via a liquid crystal driving circuit 74. Accordingly, the display modes of the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4 are controlled by the CPU 50.

In this regard, the liquid crystal drive circuit 74 is configured by a program ROM 81, an image ROM 82, an image control CPU 83, a work RAM 84, a VDP (video display processor) 85, a video RAM 86, and the like, as shown in FIG.
The program ROM 81 stores an image control program related to display on the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4 and various selection tables. Also, the image ROM 82 includes, for example, various images of demonstration effects / treasure bonus games performed on the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4, various help information displayed on the upper liquid crystal display 3, and images related to the payout table. The dot data for forming is stored. In this regard, dot data for forming an image related to a symbol displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C (see FIG. 2) of the lower liquid crystal display 4 is also stored in the image ROM 82. Yes. The symbols displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C will be described in detail later.
Based on the parameters set by the CPU 50, the image control CPU 83 follows the image control program stored in advance in the program ROM 81 and selects the upper liquid crystal display 3 and lower liquid crystal display 4 from the dot data stored in advance in the image ROM 82. The image to be displayed is determined. The work RAM 84 is configured as a temporary storage unit when the image control CPU 83 executes the image control program. The VDP 85 forms an image corresponding to the display content determined by the image control CPU 83 and outputs the image to the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4. Thereby, for example, the variable display / stop display of the symbols on the variable display sections 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C of the lower liquid crystal display 4 is performed. The video RAM 86 is configured as a temporary storage unit when an image is formed by the VDP 85.

  A touch panel 201 is connected to the CPU 50 via a touch panel drive circuit 202. As described above, the touch panel 201 is disposed on the screen of the lower liquid crystal display 4. Then, the CPU 50 can determine where the player touched, that is, the operation mode of the touch panel 201 by referring to the coordinate position information of the part that the player has contacted via the touch panel drive circuit 202.

  In addition, an LED 78 is connected to the CPU 50 via an LED drive circuit 77. A large number of LEDs 78 are arranged on the front surface of the slot machine 1 and are controlled to be lit by an LED drive circuit 77. And LED78 is used when performing various effects by carrying out lighting control based on the drive signal from CPU50. Furthermore, a sound output circuit 79 and a speaker 80 are connected to the CPU 50. The speaker 80 generates various sound effects based on the output signal from the sound output circuit 79 when performing various effects.

Next, symbols used in the game of the slot machine 1 will be described. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a symbol row (video reel) that is variably displayed while scrolling in each of the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C of the lower liquid crystal display 4 during a game.
Here, the symbol row is made up of 10 symbols of a scatter 101, a sea turtle 102, a sea turtle 103, a seahorse 104, a hermit crab 105, a herb crab 106, an ammonite 107, an anemone fish 108, a seal 109, and a swordfish 110, and constitutes a video reel 100. ing.

As described above, in the slot machine 1, the nine variable display units 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C display the symbols on the video reel 100, and each variable display unit is displayed as the predetermined period elapses. One symbol is stopped and displayed.
Here, a lottery table used when determining symbols to be stopped and displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a lottery table of stop display symbols when a game is played using nine variable display portions. The lottery table shown in FIG. 7 is stored in the ROM 51.

In this regard, in the slot machine 1, the symbols to be stopped and displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C are determined for each of the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C. ing. Therefore, code numbers “0” to “9” are assigned to the symbols constituting the video reel 100 (see FIG. 6). Are assigned in order from the left, and each code No. Is provided with a lottery table (see FIG. 7) in which a random value range is set.
Therefore, by sampling nine random number values through the random number sampling circuit 56 so as to correspond to each of the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, the code No. Is determined. As a result, the code No. The symbols to be stopped and displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C are determined based on the above.

This point will be specifically described. For example, when each symbol constituting the video reel 100 of the variable display unit 23A is sampled via the random number sampling circuit 56, when the sampled random number value is in the range of 0 to 1, the variable display unit 23A Code No. related to Is determined to be “0” based on the lottery table (see FIG. 7). As a result, the symbol that is stopped and displayed on the variable display portion 23A is the code no. The pattern of the scatter 101 corresponding to “0”. Therefore, in this case, when the scroll display for a predetermined period ends, the symbol of the scatter 101 is stopped and displayed on the variable display portion 23A.
Hereinafter, each code No. of “1” to “9”. Similarly, this is performed based on the lottery table (see FIG. 7).

  In addition, about each symbol which comprises the video reel 100 of other variable display part 22A-22C, 23B, 23C, 24A-24C, it is the same as each symbol which comprises the video reel 100 of the variable display part 23A mentioned above, Determine the symbol to be stopped.

  Next, the winning combination and the payout in the slot machine 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a payout table showing winning combinations and their payouts according to the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the payout table 123 includes an ANY odds payout table 121 and a LINE odds payout table 122. The payout table 123 is stored in a table in the ROM 51.

The ANY odds payout table 121 is given to the number of the same symbols stopped and displayed on each variable display section (see FIG. 2) on each effective pay line (see FIG. 3) displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4. The payout is shown for each symbol.
For example, when the sampled random number values related to five variable display units among the nine variable display units 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C are any one of “2” to “19”, Win “Sea Turtle ANY5” (see FIG. 7).
In this case, among the nine variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, the code numbers of five variable display portions. Becomes “2”, and each of the sea turtles 102 is stopped and displayed. Based on the lottery result, a payout of “1” related to the winning combination of “Sea Turtle ANY5” is awarded to the player (see FIG. 8). Hereinafter, dividends relating to other winning combinations of ANY odds are similarly made based on the ANY odds dividend table 121 shown in FIG.
In this regard, in the slot machine 1 according to the present embodiment, all eight valid pay lines are valid with one bet, and therefore, among the nine variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, 5 Two variable display parts should just become the same design. However, in the case where the number of valid pay lines that are valid changes according to the number of bets, the number of the same symbols in the symbols displayed on each variable display portion belonging to the valid valid pay lines is changed to ANY odds. Of course, it is determined whether or not such a winning is made.

On the other hand, in the LINE odds payout table 122, the same symbols are displayed on all variable display portions (see FIG. 3) on a certain valid pay line among the valid pay lines (see FIG. 4) displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4. The payout awarded when is stopped is displayed for each symbol.
For example, among the nine variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, all the variable display portions (for example, the variable display portions 22A to 22C) on a certain effective pay line (for example, the effective pay line L1). If any of the sampled random numbers related to is any one of “2” to “19”, the effective winning line is won as “Sea Turtle-Sea Turtle-Sea Turtle” (see FIG. 7). In this case, the code numbers of all variable display portions on the effective pay line are displayed. Becomes “2”, so that each of the sea turtles 102 is stopped and displayed (see FIG. 7). Then, a payout of “5” is awarded to the player based on the LINE odds payout table 122 shown in FIG.
In the case where there are a plurality of effective winning lines won for “Sea Turtle-Sea Turtle-Sea Turtle”, a payout is obtained by multiplying the number by “5”. Hereinafter, each LINE odds payout is similarly made based on the LINE odds payout table 122 shown in FIG.

Of the nine variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, the code numbers of three or more variable display portions. Is “0” or “1”, the symbols of the scatter 101 are stopped and displayed on the corresponding three or more variable display sections (see FIG. 7).
In this case, based on the fact that the scatter 101 is stopped and displayed on three or more of the nine variable display units 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, the slot machine 1 uses the lower liquid crystal display. At 4 a shell chance game is played. This shell chance game will be described in detail later.

Next, a main processing program executed in the slot machine 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9 is a flowchart of the main processing program.
In FIG. 9, first, in S1, the CPU 50 executes a start acceptance process. In the start acceptance process, a process for determining the number of bets in one game and starting the game is performed.
Specifically, the CPU 50 uses a 1-BET button 11, a spin button 12, a 3-BET button 13, a 5-BET button 14, an 8-BET button 15 (hereinafter, the above buttons are collectively referred to as “1-BET button 11, etc.”). When a predetermined time (for example, 15 seconds) elapses before the operation of "" is performed, a demonstration effect is performed on the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4. Here, when the operation of the 1-BET button 11 or the like is performed regardless of the execution of the demonstration effect, based on the switch signal from the button switch (for example, the 1-BET switch 58 or the like) related to the operated button, The CPU 50 displays predetermined valid pay lines L1 to L8 on the lower liquid crystal display 4. At this time, the upper liquid crystal display 3 displays a payout table 123 (see FIG. 9) including an ANY odds payout table 121 and a LINE odds payout table 122.
Then, the CPU 50 stores the bet number bet by the operation of the 1-BET button 11 or the like in the RAM 52, and shifts the process to the lottery process (S2).

Then, in the lottery process (S2), a process of determining a symbol to be stopped and displayed on each of the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C and determining a winning combination in the game is performed.
Specifically, the CPU 50 samples nine random values from a range of 0 to 127 by the random number sampling circuit 56 so as to correspond to each of the variable display units 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C. Then, the CPU 50 refers to the sampled random number value and the lottery table (see FIG. 7), and codes The stop display symbol is determined via
When the symbols to be stopped and displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C are determined, the symbols to be stopped and displayed on the variable display portions and the payout table 123 (see FIG. 8). Based on the winning combination (including the winning combination related to ANY odds and the winning combination related to LINE odds) and the payout in the game are determined.
When the winning combination and the payout in the current game are determined in the lottery process (S2), the CPU 50 stores the lottery result in the RAM 52 and then shifts the process to the normal game process (S3).

In the normal game process (S3), the CPU 50 performs scroll display and stop display of the video reel 100 in each of the variable display units 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C. Furthermore, in the base game process (S3), a payout based on the lottery result of the lottery process (S2) is paid out to the player.
Specifically, the CPU 50 first scrolls the images of the symbols constituting the video reel 100 from the right direction to the left direction in the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C. Then, when a predetermined period has elapsed from the start of the scroll display, the CPU 50 stops and displays the symbols determined for each variable display unit on each variable display unit based on the lottery result in the lottery process (S2).
After the symbols are stopped and displayed on each variable display portion, the CPU 50 determines the current game based on the symbols stopped and displayed on the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C and the payout table 123. The payout given in the lottery result is paid out. At this time, when a plurality of ANY odds and a plurality of LINE odds are established at the same time, coins corresponding to the sum of the respective payouts are paid out.
After finishing paying out the dividend relating to the current game, the CPU 50 shifts the processing to other game processing (S4).

In S14, the CPU 50 determines whether or not a predetermined condition is satisfied. If the predetermined condition is satisfied, a game such as a shell chance game or a treasure bonus described later is executed. Since other game processing (S4) will be described in detail later, description thereof is omitted here.
After the other game process (S4) ends, the CPU 50 ends the main process program. Thereafter, the CPU 50 newly starts executing the main processing program.

Next, another game processing program executed in the slot machine 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 is a flowchart of another game processing program.
When the normal game process (S3) in the main control program is finished and the process shifts to the other game process (S4), the CPU 50 displays each variable display of the effective pay lines L1 to L8 displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4. It is determined whether or not a predetermined number or more of the symbols of the scatter 101 have been stopped and displayed in the sections 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C (S11). The predetermined number in this embodiment is three.
If a predetermined number or more of the symbols of the scatter 101 are stopped and displayed (S11: YES), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S12 in order to execute the shell chance game. On the other hand, when the number of symbols of the scatter 101 stopped and displayed on the nine variable display portions is less than the predetermined number (S11: NO), the CPU 50 proceeds to the payout process (S19) as it is.

Here, an outline of the shell chance game executed when a predetermined number or more of the scatters 101 are stopped and displayed will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 11, among the variable display portions 22A to 22C, 23A to 23C, and 24A to 24C, three variable display portions (in the case of FIG. 11, the variable display portion 23B, the variable display portion 24A, and the variable display portion 24C). When the symbol of the scatter 101 is stopped and displayed, the shell chance game is executed.

When proceeding to the shell chance game, first, five shells 211 are displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4. Each of the five shells 211 is associated with a privilege given to the player. Each shell 211 includes “A”, “B (selectable number of times: 3 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 4 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 5 times)”, “10”, Any one of “20” and “30” is associated by lottery.
Then, when the player selects any one of the five shells 211, a game in which a privilege associated with the selected shell 211 (hereinafter referred to as a selection target shell) is given to the player is performed. .

Here, each privilege content will be described. When the privilege content related to the selection target shell is “A”, it is possible to shift to another bonus game. Here, the other bonus game is a bonus game executed in S18 described later. The content of this “other bonus game” may be a bonus game in which a privilege is given to the player, such as a free game that can be executed a predetermined number of times without consuming credits. Also good.
When the privilege content related to the selection target shell is “B (selectable number of times: 3 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 4 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 5 times)”, You can transition to a treasure bonus game. The contents of the treasure bonus game will be described later.
When the privilege content related to the selection target shell is “10”, “20”, or “30”, the player is awarded a dividend amount related to the selection target shell as a special payout.

Here, if it transfers to S12, CPU50 will determine the privilege content in the five shells 211 by lottery.
Here, the ROM 51 stores a privilege content lottery table (see FIG. 13). And CPU50 determines the privilege content with respect to each shell 211 based on the said privilege content lottery table and the random value sampled via the random number sampling circuit 56. FIG.
For example, when determining the privilege content for a certain shell 211, if the random value sampled through the random number sampling circuit 56 belongs to the random value range of “27” to “36”, the privilege content lottery table ( Based on FIG. 13), the privilege content “B (selectable number of times: 3 times)” is associated with the shell 211. In this regard, the other privilege contents are similarly determined based on the sampled random value and the random value range defined for each privilege content in the privilege content lottery table (see FIG. 13).
As described above, in S <b> 12, the CPU 50 samples a random value by the random number sampling circuit 56 for each shell 211. And CPU50 determines the privilege content with respect to each shell 211 with reference to the sampled random number value and a privilege content lottery table (refer FIG. 13), respectively.
And after determining the privilege content with respect to each shell 211, CPU50 transfers a process to S13.

  Subsequently, in S13, the CPU 50 determines whether or not the player has selected the shell 211 displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4 via the touch panel 201. When the selection operation by the player is performed (S13: YES), the CPU 50 displays an arrow indicating the selection target shell on the lower liquid crystal display 4, and the process proceeds to S14. On the other hand, if the player has not yet performed the selection operation (S13: NO), the CPU 50 waits for processing until there is a player's selection operation.

  And in S14, CPU50 displays the privilege content of the five shells 211 currently displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4 (refer FIG. 14). After displaying the privilege content related to the five shells 211, the CPU 50 shifts the process to S15. Note that “B (selectable number of times: 3 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 4 times)”, and “B (selectable number of times: 5 times)” are displayed as privilege contents for the five shells 211. In this case, “B” indicating a treasure bonus and a count display (for example, “3 times”, “4 times”, “5 times”) indicating the number of selectable times are displayed on one shell 211.

  In S12 of the shell chance game described above, the privilege content for each shell 211 is determined by lottery independently. However, any one of the five shells 211 must always have “A”, “B”. (Selectable number of times: 3 times), “B (selectable number of times: 4 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 5 times)” are configured to be determined so as to be always stored. It is also possible. In this case, it is possible to provide a situation where the player can select another bonus game or a treasure bonus game.

  In S15, the CPU 50 determines whether or not the privilege content related to the selection target shell is “special payout” (that is, “10”, “20”, “30”). When the selection result of the player is “special payout” (S15: YES), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S19. On the other hand, when the selection result is not “special payout” (S15: NO), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S16.

  In S <b> 16, the CPU 50 determines whether or not the privilege content related to the selection target shell is a “treasure bonus”. The selection result by the player is “B (selectable number of times: 3 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 4 times)”, “B (selectable number of times: 5 times)” related to “Treasure bonus” If so (S16: YES), the CPU 50 shifts the process to the treasure bonus process (S17). On the other hand, if the selection result is not “Treasure Bonus”, that is, if it is “Other Bonus” (S16: NO), the CPU 50 shifts the processing to other bonus processing (S18).

  After shifting to S17, the CPU 50 executes a treasure bonus processing program and performs treasure bonus processing. The treasure bonus process will be described in detail later. After completing the treasure bonus process (S17), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S19.

  In S18, the CPU 50 executes other game processes. In the other bonus processing, other bonus games (for example, so-called free games) are performed, but the description thereof is omitted. After completing the other bonus process (S18), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S19.

In S19, the CPU 50 executes a payout process. In this payout process (S19), when the privilege content related to the selection target shell is a special payout, the CPU 50 determines any of the special payout amounts (“10”, “20”, “30” related to the selection target shell). Or coins equivalent to When the process proceeds to S19 through the treasure bonus process (S17) and other bonus processes (S18), the CPU 50 pays out coins corresponding to the treasure bonus game and the payout amount obtained in the other bonus game.
When the payout process (S19) ends, the CPU 50 ends the other game process (S4), and shifts the process to the main control program. In this regard, when shifting to the main processing program, as shown in FIG. 9, the CPU 50 ends the main processing program and newly starts the main processing program.

  Next, the treasure bonus processing program executed in the treasure bonus processing (S17) will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, and the outline of the treasure bonus game will be sequentially described.

  First, an outline of the treasure bonus game will be briefly described. When the treasure bonus game is entered, 23 treasure chests 301 are displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4. Each of the twenty-three treasure chests 301 is associated with a payout amount to be given to the player as a privilege content. Therefore, the player selects the treasure box 301 for the selectable number of times (for example, “3 times”, “4 times”, “5 times”) determined by the selection result of the shell chance game, and obtains a payout amount. can do.

  After shifting to the treasure bonus process (S17), the CPU 50 displays 23 treasure chests 301 on the lower liquid crystal display 4 (see FIG. 16), and reads the selectable number of times based on the selection result in the shell chance game (see FIG. 16). S21).

Then, in S22, CPU50 determines the privilege content with respect to each treasure chest 301 by lottery, and associates it with each. In this regard, as shown in FIG. 17, the numbers of “NO.1” to “NO.23” are assigned to the 23 treasure chests 301, respectively, and privilege contents are associated with each number.
The privilege contents associated with the treasure chest 301 include eight types of dividend amounts “1”, “5”, “10”, “20”, “50”, “80”, “100”, and “200”. Exists.
The ROM 51 of the slot machine 1 stores a privilege content lottery table related to the treasure box. In the privilege content lottery table, a random value range is defined for each privilege content related to eight types of dividends. That is, by determining a random value for each treasure box 301 by lottery, the privilege content based on the random value can be determined.
Therefore, in S22, the CPU 50 samples the random number value for each treasure chest 301 by the random number sampling circuit 56, and based on the random number value and the privilege content lottery table (see FIG. 18) relating to the treasure chest, the privilege associated with the treasure chest 301 is obtained. Determine the content.
For example, when a random value sampled via the random number sampling circuit 56 belongs to a random value range of “48” to “63” for a certain treasure chest 301, the privilege content related to the treasure chest 301 is “50 Determined. In any of the 23 treasure chests, similarly, random number sampling is performed, and the privilege content is determined based on the privilege content lottery table (see FIG. 18) related to the treasure chest.
After determining the privilege content for all treasure chests 301, the CPU 50 shifts the process to S23.

Subsequently, in S23, the CPU 50 executes a necessary selection times determination process. Here, in the necessary selection frequency determination process (S23), the selection frequency (hereinafter referred to as the necessary selection frequency) necessary for acquiring the privilege content based on the privilege content determined for each treasure chest 301 in S22. Is determined by lottery.
In this regard, in the present embodiment, the ROM 51 stores a plurality of required selection frequency lottery tables corresponding to the privilege contents. Here, the required selection number lottery table stored in the ROM 51 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As described above, the privilege contents related to each treasure chest 301 include eight types of “1”, “5”, “10”, “20”, “50”, “80”, “100”, “200”. There is a dividend amount. In this regard, in the present embodiment, the above-described eight types of privilege contents are “1”, “5”, “10”, “20”, “50”, “80”, “100”, “200”. The required selection number lottery table is associated with each group.

As shown in FIG. 19, in the necessary selection number lottery table relating to the privilege contents of “1”, “5”, “10”, “20”, “necessary selection number: once” and “necessary selection number: 2”. Times "is specified. A random value range of “0 to 124” is defined for “necessary selection count: 1”, and “125 to 127” is defined for “necessary selection count: 2”. Therefore, the required number of times of selection for the treasure chest 301 associated with any of the privilege contents “1”, “5”, “10”, “20” is determined by the random number sampling circuit 56 by determining the random number value. “Times” or “twice”.
In this regard, as can be seen from the setting mode of the random value range, “1”, “5”, “10” and “20” are associated with “necessary number of selections: once” at a high rate. It is done.

As shown in FIG. 20, “required selection count: once” and “required selection count: 2” are also defined in the required selection count lottery table relating to the benefits of “50” and “80”. Yes. A random value range of “0 to 63” is defined for “necessary selection count: 1” and “64 to 127” is defined for “necessary selection count: 2”. Accordingly, the required number of times for the treasure chest 301 associated with any of the privilege contents “50” and “80” is determined by the random number sampling circuit 56 as “1 time” or “2 times”. Decide either.
In this regard, as can be seen from the setting manner of the random value range, for the treasure chest 301 relating to the privilege contents of “50” and “80”, “necessary selection count: once”, “necessary selection count: twice” Are related at the same rate.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 21, in the required selection frequency lottery table relating to the privilege contents of “100” and “200”, “necessary selection frequency: 2 times” and “necessary selection frequency: 3 times” are defined. Yes. A random value range of “0-9” is defined for “required selection count: 2”, and “10-127” is defined for “required selection count: 3”. Therefore, the required number of times for the treasure chest 301 associated with any of the privilege contents “100” and “200” is “2 times” or “3 times” by determining a random value in the random number sampling circuit 56. Decide either.
In this respect, as can be seen from the setting mode of the random value range, “100” and “200” are associated with “necessary number of selections: 3 times” at a high rate.

  Accordingly, when the process proceeds to the necessary selection number selection process (S23), the CPU 50 reads out the privilege content determined in S22 for a certain treasure box. Then, the CPU 50 samples the random value for the treasure chest 301 by the random number sampling circuit 56. After that, the CPU 50 determines the required number of selections related to the treasure box 301 by referring to the sampled random number value and the required selection number lottery table corresponding to the privilege contents related to the treasure box 301. After determining the required number of selections for all treasure chests 301, the CPU 50 proceeds to S24.

The necessary selection number selection process (S23) will be described together with a specific example. For example, in S <b> 22, when “80” is determined as the privilege content of the treasure chest 301 related to “NO.1”, the CPU 50 samples the random number value by the random number sampling circuit 56. And CPU50 reads the required selection frequency | count lottery table (refer FIG. 20) corresponding to privilege content based on the privilege content ("80") of the said treasure chest 301. FIG. The CPU 50 refers to the read required selection number lottery table and the sampled random number value. When the random number value belongs to the random value range of “0 to 63”, the CPU 50 sets the required selection number of the treasure box 301 to “1 time”. Is determined. On the other hand, when the random number value belongs to the random value range of “64 to 127”, the necessary selection number of the treasure box 301 is determined to be “2 times”. When the required number of selections is determined, the required number of selections related to the treasure chest 301 is stored in the RAM 52 so as to correspond to the numbers “NO.1” to “NO.23” (see FIG. 22). .
After performing such processing on the treasure chest 301 of “NO.1” to “NO.23”, the CPU 50 shifts the processing to S24. Therefore, at the end of the necessary selection number determination process (S23), as shown in FIG. 22, the privilege content and the number of necessary selections are stored in the RAM 52 in association with the 23 treasure chests 301, respectively. .

Then, in S24, the CPU 50 determines whether or not one of the treasure chests 301 displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4 has been selected by the player. If the treasure chest 301 is not selected (S24: NO), the CPU 50 waits for processing until the treasure chest 301 is selected.
On the other hand, if the treasure box 301 is selected by the player (S24: YES), the CPU 50 subtracts “1” from the selectable number of times read in S21 and stores it again in the RAM 52 (S25). Further, the CPU 50 adds “1” to the number of selections of the treasure chest 301 (hereinafter referred to as a selection target treasure chest) selected by the player via the touch panel 201 in S24 (S26).

In subsequent S27, the CPU 50 determines whether or not the number of selections of the selection target treasure box is a necessary selection number defined in the selection target treasure box. Specifically, the CPU 50 compares the number of selections of the selection target treasure box to which “1” is added in S26 and the required number of selections of the selection target treasure box, and determines whether or not the number of selections is equal to the required number of selections. Judgment based on.
When the number of selections of the selection target treasure box is the required number of selections (S27: YES), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S28. On the other hand, when the number of selections of the selection target treasure chest is not the required number of selections (S27: NO), the CPU 50 proceeds to S29 as it is.

And in S28, CPU50 displays the privilege content of the said selection object treasure chest. In the present embodiment, an image of the treasure chest 301 related to the selection target treasure chest displayed on the lower liquid crystal display 4 is displayed as a payout amount that is a privilege content related to the selection target treasure chest (see FIG. 23).
At this time, the CPU 50 adds the privilege content (payout amount) relating to the treasure box to be selected to the treasure bonus payout amount stored in the RAM 52, and stores it in the RAM 52. Furthermore, the CPU 50 invalidates the selection for the treasure chest 301 in which the privilege content is displayed, that is, the treasure chest 301 that has already been added as the payout amount. After completing the process according to S28, the CPU 50 shifts the process to S29.

The above process will be specifically described. For example, when the player selects the treasure chest 301 related to “NO. 17” as the selection target treasure chest and the selection corresponding to the number of necessary selections related to the selection target treasure chest is performed, “NO. 17” in the lower liquid crystal display 4 is set. The image of the treasure chest 301 is changed to an image indicating the payout amount “5” which is the privilege content (see FIG. 22) of the treasure chest 301 according to “NO. 17” (see FIG. 23).
At this time, the payout amount “5” is added to the treasure bonus payout amount stored in the RAM 52 and stored in the RAM 52 again. At the same time, a setting is made to invalidate the selection of the treasure chest 301 related to “NO. 17”.

In S29, the CPU 50 determines whether or not the selectable number of times has become “0”. As described above, in the treasure bonus game, “1” is subtracted every time the treasure box 301 is selected (S25), and in S29, the selectable number of times set at the time of transition (three times, four times). It is determined whether or not (one of five times) has been selected.
When the number of selectable times is “0”, that is, when the number of selectable times set at the time of transition has already been selected (S29: YES), the CPU 50 ends the treasure bonus process (S17). In this regard, the privilege content (dividend amount) acquired in the treasure bonus process (S17) is paid out in a payout process (S19) executed after the treasure bonus process (S17).
On the other hand, when the selectable number of times is not “0” (S29: NO), the CPU 50 shifts the process to S24. Here, by shifting to S24, the player can continue the treasure bonus game, and can select the treasure chest 301 for the remaining selectable number of times.

In this way, in the treasure bonus process (S17), the privilege content given when selecting is associated with each of the treasure chests 301 as options, and the player arbitrarily selects the treasure chest 301, A game for acquiring a privilege related to the selected treasure chest 301 is performed.
At this time, the required number of selections is determined for all 23 treasure chests 301 using the required selection number lottery table corresponding to the associated privilege contents.
And, in the treasure bonus game according to the present embodiment, the privilege related to the treasure chest 301 is given by performing selection for the required number of selections. A treasure chest 301 to which a privilege is given by one selection, a treasure chest 301 to which a privilege is given by two selections, and a treasure chest 301 to which a privilege is given by three selections are mixed. Thereby, in the treasure bonus game, it is possible to give the player an enjoyment that considers the usage mode of the selectable number of times (3 to 5 times) determined at the time of the treasure bonus transition.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 19 to 21, in the treasure bonus process (S17) according to the present embodiment, the required selection number lottery table is changed according to the privilege content (dividend amount) set in the treasure chest 301. ing. Thus, basically, when the payout amount such as “100” or “200” is large, the required selection count is set to be large, and when the payout amount such as “1” to “20” is small, the necessary selection is performed. The number of times is set small.
Thereby, when considering the usage mode of the selectable number of times, the player can enjoy the pleasure of developing a strategy for winning a dividend. For example, when a certain treasure box 301 is selected, if the current selection does not reach the required number of selections and a payout cannot be obtained, the player again takes the treasure box 301 into consideration while considering the remaining selectable number of times. It is possible to devise a strategy such as selecting a high payout by selecting or selecting a different treasure box 301 to acquire a small payout amount. In particular, when the remaining number of selectable times decreases, the strategy related to the usage mode of the selectable number of times further enhances the interest related to the treasure bonus game.

As described above in detail, in the slot machine 1 according to the present embodiment, in the treasure bonus process (S17), the privilege contents given at the time of selection are associated with each of the treasure chests 301 as options. At this time, the required number of selections is determined for all 23 treasure chests 301 using the required selection number lottery table corresponding to the associated privilege contents.
And, in the treasure bonus game according to the present embodiment, the privilege related to the treasure chest 301 is given by performing selection for the required number of selections. A treasure box 301 to which a privilege is given by one selection, a treasure box 301 to which a privilege is given by two selections, and a treasure box 301 to which a privilege is given by three selections are mixed.
That is, in the treasure bonus game, there are a game in which a privilege is given immediately, and a game in which a privilege is not given unless a plurality of selections are made, so that a sense of urgency can be felt when selecting the treasure chest 301. In addition, by determining the required number of selections for each treasure chest 301, it is possible to give the player the pleasure of strategy that takes into account the usage mode of the selectable number of times (3 to 5 times) determined at the time of the treasure bonus transition. .

Further, as shown in FIGS. 19 to 21, in the treasure bonus process (S17) according to the present embodiment, the required selection number lottery table is changed according to the privilege content (dividend amount) set in the treasure chest 301. ing. Thus, basically, when the payout amount such as “100” or “200” is large, the required selection count is set large, and when the payout amount such as “1” to “20” is small, the required selection count is small. Is set.
Therefore, when considering the usage mode of the selectable number of times, the player can enjoy the pleasure of developing a strategy for winning a dividend. For example, when a certain treasure box 301 is selected, if the current selection does not reach the required number of selections and a payout cannot be obtained, the player again takes the treasure box 301 into consideration while considering the remaining selectable number of times. It is possible to devise a strategy such as selecting a high payout by selecting or selecting a different treasure box 301 to acquire a small payout amount. In particular, when the remaining number of selectable times decreases, the strategy related to the usage mode of the selectable number of times further enhances the interest related to the treasure bonus game.

In addition, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, A various change is possible in the range which does not deviate from the meaning.
For example, in the present embodiment, the privilege content associated with each treasure chest 301 in the treasure bonus game is all a payout amount, but is not limited to this mode. In other words, the content of the privilege content only needs to be a profit for the player, for example, during the subsequent several games, the privilege amount paid out as a result of the normal game processing may be a predetermined bonus, Furthermore, the privilege that it can transfer to another bonus game may be sufficient.

Further, it is possible to actively use the upper liquid crystal display 3 in the treasure bonus game. For example, special options that cannot normally be selected are displayed on the upper liquid crystal display 3. The special option is associated with a privilege that is more advantageous than the privilege content that can be acquired by selecting the treasure chest 301. And it can also comprise so that the privilege which concerns on the said special option may be provided only when specific privilege content is acquired by selection of the treasure chest 301. In this case, since the two display means of the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4 can be used, the interest related to the treasure bonus game can be further enhanced.
Note that the selection of the special option may be arbitrarily performed by the player, or may be automatically selected. For example, in the case of automatic selection, a character (for example, anemone fish 108) is associated as a display indicating that a special option can be selected. When the treasure chest 301 related to the privilege content is selected, the character may be moved from the lower liquid crystal display 4 to the upper liquid crystal display 3 and selected. In this case, the upper liquid crystal display 3 and the lower liquid crystal display 4 can be used effectively, and the interest in the treasure bonus game can be improved.

  In the treasure bonus game, the player may be notified of the required number of selections related to the selection target treasure chest. The notification in this case does not need to be in a clearly comprehensible manner (for example, specific numbers), and may be in a manner that can be comprehended to some extent. For example, the display mode (the shape and display color of the treasure chest 301) of the treasure chest 301 related to the selection target treasure chest may be temporarily changed. Thereby, the player can devise the strategy in the treasure bonus game more clearly.

FIG. 3 is an external perspective view of the slot machine according to the present embodiment. FIG. 26 is an explanatory diagram showing nine variable display sections in the slot machine according to the present embodiment. It is an explanatory view showing eight pay lines in the slot machine according to the present embodiment. It is a block diagram showing a control system of the slot machine according to the present embodiment. It is a block diagram showing a liquid crystal drive circuit of the slot machine according to the present embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the symbol sequence (video reel) variably displayed while scrolling in each variable display part. It is explanatory drawing which shows the lottery table at the time of determining the stop display symbol in a variable display part. FIG. 25 is an explanatory diagram of a payout table showing winning combinations and payouts in the slot machine according to the present embodiment. 4 is a flowchart of a main processing program of the slot machine according to the present embodiment. 42 is a flowchart of another game processing program of the slot machine according to the present embodiment. It is the figure which showed an example in which the pattern of the scatter was each stopped and displayed in three variable display parts of a lower liquid crystal display. It is the figure which showed the display content of the lower liquid crystal display at the time of progressing to a shell chance game. It is explanatory drawing which shows the lottery table used when determining the privilege content of each shell in a shell chance game. It is the figure which showed an example which displays the privilege content of each shell on a lower liquid crystal display in a shell chance game. It is a flowchart of a treasure bonus processing program of the slot machine according to the present embodiment. It is the figure which showed the display content of the lower liquid crystal display at the time of progressing to a treasure bonus game. It is explanatory drawing which shows the numbering of each treasure box in a treasure bonus game. It is explanatory drawing which shows the lottery table used when determining the privilege content of each treasure chest in a treasure bonus game. It is explanatory drawing which shows the selection required frequency | count lottery table with respect to the treasure box in which privilege content "1", "5", "10", "20" is set. It is explanatory drawing which shows the selection required number of times lottery table with respect to the treasure box in which privilege content "50" and "80" are set. It is explanatory drawing which shows the selection required frequency | count lottery table with respect to the treasure chest in which privilege content "100" and "200" are set. It is explanatory drawing which shows the privilege content with respect to each treasure box at the time of the selection required number of times determination process completion, and required selection frequency. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of a display when the privilege content of the selected treasure chest is displayed in a treasure bonus game.

Explanation of symbols

1 Slot machine 4 Lower liquid crystal display 50 CPU
51 ROM
201 touch panel 301 treasure chest

Claims (2)

A display with multiple options,
A manual selection device for selecting one option by the player from a plurality of options displayed on the display;
Storage means for storing payout information associated with each of the options;
A game machine having a payout granting means for giving a payout based on payout information corresponding to an option selected by the manual selection device,
The storage means is defined by the number of selections in the manual selection device, stores payout award condition information associated with each option,
A grant condition setting means for associating the dividend grant condition information with each option;
A gaming machine comprising payout granting means for permitting the payment of a payout according to the option by the payout giving means based on the payout condition information relating to the option selected by the manual selection device. A gaming machine according to claim 1,
The grant condition setting means includes
A gaming machine characterized in that the payout condition information is associated based on the content of the payout information associated with the option.

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