JP2007323597A - Management system for lottery with rfid tag, and method therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for reducing labor of a lottery purchaser to check winning/losing in a lottery, preventing a winning lottery from being left without exchange, and enabling the purchaser incapable of bringing the winning lottery into a shop, due to a theft or a loss, to exchange with winning money. <P>SOLUTION: A system for managing the lottery with an RFID tag includes a lottery ticket management server, having a lottery number management database, and a user terminal. The RFID tag has the record of a lottery number and sales shop information. The database includes a winning lottery number table, a purchaser information table having a user identification number and his contact address, a sales shop table and a purchased lottery ticket information table for registering the lottery number the user has purchased and the sales shop. The terminal transmits the RFID tag information to the management server. The management server updates the winning lottery number table after the draw of the lottery, collates the winning lottery number with the purchased lottery ticket information of a connected user, and notifies the user of the draw result. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a system and method for managing a lottery ticket by attaching an RFID tag recording information for each ticket to an existing lottery ticket, and adding buyer information to the tag.

  In recent years, lotteries have evolved in various ways, such as nationwide autonomous lotteries (so-called “dream jumbo”) and sports promotion lotteries (so-called “toto”), and have been purchased by many people. Along with this, the amount of prize money has also been increased, making it closer and more dreaming for buyers.

On the other hand, RFID, centering on IC tags, has attracted a great deal of attention as a star of ubiquitous society. For example, JR East's “Suica”, which can be passed by simply touching or holding a commuter pass at the JR ticket gate, Some solutions that have already entered the practical stage have begun to appear (for example, see Patent Document 1).
Unlike barcodes and the like, RFID is not only capable of writing information registered in a tag, but also allows simultaneous reading of a plurality of tags and recognition through a shield. In addition, it has the feature of being resistant to dirt, and has been popularized for rapid acceleration as it has been reduced in weight and size.

Japanese Patent No. 3725303 (paragraph numbers 0006 to 0019)

It is left to the purchaser's will to investigate outside the lottery, including the act of bringing the purchased baskets into the store and having them checked outside. Moreover, since it takes several days from the time the ticket is purchased until the lottery is performed, you may forget to confirm the lottery after the lottery, or you may forget to exchange the winning ticket or even lose it. There is even a thing.
Furthermore, since the lottery number announced and won has a large number of digits, when the purchaser visually confirms that the lottery number has been confirmed, it is very laborious in proportion to the number of purchases. As a result, there is a high possibility that a verification error will occur.

In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to reduce the labor for a lottery purchaser to make an extra confirmation and not to forget to exchange a win.
Another object of the present invention is to make it possible for a purchaser who has been unable to bring a bag into a store due to theft or loss, in exchange for a winning money.
In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a lottery purchaser with information such as a history of numbers purchased in the past and a winning amount as an additional service, and to add amusement elements to the lottery.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a lottery system of a completely new genre that has never been seen before, by assigning “bonus number” that is recorded only in an RFID tag attached to a lottery ticket and is not visible from the outside. And

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following configurations.
(1) The lottery management system with an RFID tag according to claim 1 includes a means for attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket printed with a lottery number, and a lottery number management database connected to a user via a network. A lottery ticket management server and a terminal used by a user, wherein the RFID tag records at least a lottery number and information of a store sold, and the database is a winning lottery that records a winning number Number table, purchaser information table for registering registered user identification numbers and contact information, sales store table for registering sales stores, and purchase lottery ticket information table for registering lottery numbers and sales stores purchased by registered users The terminal includes means for reading information of the RFID tag and transmitting / receiving the information to / from the management server. The management server updates the winning lottery number table of the database after the lottery lottery, means for comparing the selected lottery number with the purchased lottery ticket information of the connected user, and the lottery result in the contact information of the user And means for notifying.

(2) The RFID-tagged lottery management system according to claim 2 is the RFID tag-based lottery management system according to claim 1, in which the terminal includes an application that operates on the terminal, and the application has received from the management server in the past. It has a function of receiving a history relating to a purchased lottery ticket and processing the history.

(3) The lottery management system with an RFID tag according to claim 3 is the RFID tag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein “extra lottery number” different from the printed lottery number is recorded and printed on the RFID tag. The winning lottery is announced at the same time as the lottery number lottery announcement.

(4) A lottery management system with an RFID tag according to claim 4 is a lottery ticket having a lottery number management database connected to a means for attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket not printed with a lottery number, and a user via a network. A ticket management server and a terminal used by a user, wherein at least a lottery number is recorded in the RFID tag, and in the database, a winning lottery number table for recording a winning number, and an identification number of a registered user And a purchaser information table for registering contact information, and a purchase lottery ticket information table for registering a lottery number purchased by a registered user. The terminal reads information on an RFID tag and sends it to the management server. Means for transmitting and receiving the information, and the management server receives the lottery number table of the database after the lottery lottery. An RFID tag comprising: means for updating a ticket; means for comparing the selected lottery number with purchase lottery ticket information of a connected user; and means for notifying a lottery result to the contact information of the user. Lottery management system with lottery.

(5) An RFID tag-added lottery management method according to claim 5 includes a step of attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket printed with a lottery number, at least a lottery number on the RFID tag, and information on stores sold , The step of registering the user identification number and the contact information in the lottery number management database in advance, the step of transmitting the RFID tag information attached to the purchased lottery ticket to the management server, and the purchased lottery ticket Registering lost in the lottery ticket information table of the lottery number management database when the ticket is lost, and sending a reissue notification from the management server to the purchaser for the lost ticket; The step of updating the winning lottery number table after the lottery lottery is checked, and the updated winning lottery number and the purchased user's purchased lottery ticket information are collated. Includes a degree, the, said if there is a description that you lose to buy lottery ticket information, characterized in that it pay the prize money to the person who presented the re-issuance notification.

According to the lottery management system with an RFID tag of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.
(1) The advantage of the existing lottery ticket purchase service can be maintained, and the information addition function of the RFID tag can be used together. In other words, various information can be additionally recorded by attaching an RFID tag to the issued paper-based ticket.

(2) After the lottery lottery is automatically issued to registered users of this system. Therefore, it is possible to save the trouble of visually confirming the outside, and to prevent a collation error with the winning number.
In addition, since it is not necessary to forget the confirmation of the extra time, it contributes to the improvement of the winning exchange rate.

(3) Even if a winning ticket is lost or stolen, a registered user can exchange it for a winning money. Furthermore, when a person other than the true purchaser wants to redeem, it is confirmed that there is no purchaser relationship with the sales voucher, so fraud can be prevented in advance.

(4) Providing lottery purchasers with information such as the history of numbers purchased in the past and winning amounts as additional services. As a result, the registered user can refer to his / her own achievements and further use it for future measures and the like, so that an amusement element can be added to the lottery.

(5) It is possible to introduce a lottery system of a completely new genre that has not been heretofore provided by giving an “bonus number” recorded only in an RFID tag attached to a lottery ticket and not visible from the outside. .

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing an example of a form of a lottery management system with an RFID tag according to the present invention.
The system includes a manufacturing factory 1 having means for attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket, an RFID tag writing device 11 in the manufacturing factory 1, a store 2, and a device 21 for writing information on the store to the RFID tag. And a terminal 31 used by the user 3, a lottery ticket management server 5 having a lottery number management database 4, and an application 6 operating on the data transmission / reception device 32.
The terminal 31 reads information from the RFID tag and has a data transmission / reception function.
Further, the lottery number management database 4 includes a winning lottery number table 41, a purchaser information table 42, a sales store table 43, and a purchase lottery ticket information table 44.
The lottery ticket management server 5 includes a database (hereinafter referred to as “DB”) update unit 51, a search processing unit 52, and a transmission / reception unit 53.
Also, a lottery ticket with an RFID tag is A, an RFID tag attached to the ticket is A1, a package (for example, a belt) with an RFID tag for packaging the ticket is B, and an RFID tag is given to the package B Is indicated by B1.

The manufacturing factory 1 attaches the RFID tag A1 to the existing lottery ticket. In addition, the same information as the lottery number printed for each ticket is written in the RFID tag A1. However, if the ticket cannot be uniquely identified by the lottery number, a lottery identification number will be given separately.
The store 2 of the lottery ticket A with an RFID tag attaches the RFID tag B1 to a band for wrapping the ticket when selling. Further, store information such as store name and store ID is written in the RFID tag B1.

The user 3 purchases the lottery ticket A with RFID from the store 2, and stores the information of the RFID tag A1 attached to the ticket and the information of the RFID tag B1 attached to the band B for packaging. Read by the terminal 31.
Furthermore, the user 3 transmits the read information and the purchaser ID given in advance from the terminal 31 to the lottery ticket management server 5 via the application 6. By performing this operation, a purchase relationship is generated between the lottery ticket A and the user 3, and which ticket A is purchased by which user 3 can be determined.

After the lottery, the management server 5 connects to the lottery number management database 4 and notifies the user 3 of the lottery result (FIG. 3).
Thereby, the user 3 can automatically know that there is a winning ticket among the purchased tickets, and can prevent the user from forgetting to exchange the winning ticket.

The purchaser who has received a notification that there is a winning ticket will redeem the winning ticket in the same manner as before.
At that time, the cash exchange can collectively search from the information recorded on the RFID tag whether the ticket is truly a winning number or not. Further, the cash exchange confirms with the cashier whether or not it has a purchaser ID 421 recorded in the purchaser information table 42. As a result, only the purchaser of the ticket can really exchange the money.
Accordingly, when a person who has illegally taken a winning ticket tries to exchange the winning money and the ticket, it is determined that there is no purchase relationship between the ticket A and the holder, and therefore it cannot be redeemed.

By the way, in the past, even if the purchaser knew that there was a winning ticket in his purchased ticket, such as by holding down the number of the purchased ticket in advance, if the ticket is lost, It was impossible.
However, a registered user of this system can obtain a winning even if the ticket itself is lost.
That is, when the registered user 3 loses the purchased ticket, a procedure for adding a record (for example, recording t) indicating that the ticket has been lost to the lost column 444 of the purchase lottery ticket information table 44 described later in the management database 4. I do. Then, in response to this, a reissue notification is issued from the lottery ticket management server 5 to the purchaser for the lost ticket. Those who have lost their tickets shall be able to win the winnings by presenting the reissue notice at the cash exchange.

As described above, conventionally, when the winning ticket is lost, there is a problem that the winning cannot be received because the purchaser cannot prove that the winning ticket has been purchased.
However, by using this system, registered users can prove that the purchase voucher and the purchaser have a purchase relationship, so that even if the voucher itself is lost, they can receive the winnings. .
On the other hand, if a person who obtained the winning ticket fraudulently tries to redeem the winning ticket, there is a record that the ticket has been lost to the true purchaser from the RFID tag information of the ticket at the cash exchange. Indicated. This also makes it possible to prevent unauthorized cashing.

FIG. 2 shows a configuration diagram of the lottery number management database 4.
In the winning lottery number table 41, winning numbers 411 and lottery grades 412 are recorded and updated for each lottery.
In the purchaser information table 42, a purchaser ID 421, a purchaser name 422, and a mail address 423 of the purchaser are registered. The purchaser ID 421 is a unique identification number given when a contract is made to use this system, and is issued / notified by the lottery ticket management server 5.
In the store table 43, store ID 431 and store name 432 are recorded, and information on all stores is registered.
In the purchase lottery ticket information table 44, a lottery number 441, a purchaser identification number 442, a store ID 443, and a lost column 444 are recorded. In the lost column 444, for example, t (true) is recorded when the purchased ticket is lost.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a process flow in the terminal 31 used by the user 3.
The user 3 activates the application 6 on the terminal device 31 (step: S401).
A mode for searching for a lottery ticket with an RFID tag or a reference mode for referring to a purchase history, a win rate or the like is selected (step: S402).
When the search mode is selected, information on the RFID tag attached to the user's purchased lottery ticket is searched (step: S403).
When the search is completed, the number of recognized lottery tickets and their IDs are displayed (step: S404).
The user 3 checks whether or not the recognition is correctly performed in S404, and selects whether or not to search again (step: S405). If there is a problem such as the number of recognized sheets being less than the purchased number, the process returns to step S404 again to perform a search again, and the search result is displayed again.

Next, it is selected whether the detected lottery number is registered in the lottery ticket management server 5 or collated with the lottery result (step S406).
When the registration mode is selected, input of a user ID is prompted to confirm whether the user is a registered user (step: S407).
If it is a registered user, a user ID is input (step: S408).

When an unregistered user wishes to register a user ID, user information is registered in the purchaser information table 42 on the lottery ticket management server 5 (step: S411), and a user ID is issued (step: S412). ), The process returns to step S407 again.
As described above, this system has a feature that even a purchaser who has not performed purchaser registration or user registration in advance can use some functions of the system.
Therefore, even if a purchaser or the like who does not register as a user is concerned about leakage of personal information, etc., using the RFID tag reading / transmission / reception device 31 makes it very easy and reliable to confirm the purchase ticket's purchase. Is possible.

Here, when the user ID is input in step S407, it is registered in the purchased lottery ticket information table 44 of the lottery number management database 4 together with the lottery number detected in step S404 (step: S409).
When all the above procedures are completed, a completion notification is displayed to notify that the registration process has been completed (step S410).

In addition, when the mode for checking the lottery ticket is selected in step S406, the following functions can be used even by unregistered users, and the lottery number recognized in step S404 without performing user authentication (step S407). The winning number 411 registered in the winning lottery number table 41 of the database 4 can be collated (step: S414).
As a result of the collation, if even one ticket is won, the winning result such as the winning ticket number, grade, amount, etc. is notified to the user (step: S415).
If there is no winning ticket, the user is notified that the ticket has been removed (step S416).

On the other hand, when the purchased lottery number is registered in step S409, the lottery result is automatically notified to the user after the lottery. FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing for notifying the lottery result by the lottery ticket management server 5.
When the lottery result is output, the result is reflected / updated in the winning lottery number table 41 of the lottery number management database 4 (step: S501).
Next, one registered user ID is extracted from the purchaser information table 42 (step: S502). After checking whether or not all users have been extracted (step: S503), the lottery number purchased by the extracted user is detected from the purchased lottery ticket information table 44 (step: S505).
In step S505, it is checked whether or not a lottery number is detected (step: S506). If it is detected, it is further checked whether or not the lottery number exists in the winning lottery number table 41 (step: S509). If it exists, the number (winning number, grade) is recorded (step: S510), the process returns to step S505 again, and the process is repeated for all the lottery numbers purchased by the user.

When all the purchase ticket numbers are inquired for one of the purchaser IDs, the purchaser's email address 423 is obtained from the purchaser information table 42 (step: S507), and the winning number, the winning number, the grade, etc. are won. Information is transmitted to the purchaser (step: S508).
The above steps S502 to S508 are repeated until the processing is completed for all purchasers. Then, when there is no ID to be extracted, the process is terminated (step: S504).

Next, detailed functions of the application 6 will be described with reference to FIG.
The application 6 runs on the terminal 31 and is a client-type application that is used when a user registers a user ID or registers / inquires a purchase ticket number. Used to connect to acquire, process, and display necessary information, and to send and receive purchase ticket information.

When the application 6 is started on the terminal 31, for example, the following modes are shown.
RFID search mode (601)
-History display mode (602)
・ Win rate calculation (603)
・ Ranking display (604)
・ Cumulative calculation (605)
When the mode designated by the user is executed, the lottery information purchased by the user in the past is acquired from the purchased lottery ticket information table 44 in the lottery number management database 4 (step: S606).
Next, the display period and presence / absence of store-specific display are specified (step: S607).
Furthermore, calculation processing is performed only for functions that require calculation processing (step: S608).
Then, the acquisition result and the calculation result are displayed (step: S609).

As described above, the application 6 has the following functions.
-System user registration function (see Figure 4)
The user is registered, and the user ID is issued / notified. After acquiring the identification ID, the user can log in using the identification ID.
In addition, it is an indispensable function in order to use all the functions of this system.
・ Registration function for purchased lottery numbers (see Fig. 4)
When a lottery ticket with RFID is purchased, the RFID information is read and the terminal is used, so that the lottery number and store information are collectively read, transmitted to the management server 5, and registered in the management database 4.

・ Lottery result notification function (see Fig. 5)
After the lottery result is known, the lottery result is notified to the contact information such as the registered address of the user for the registered user ID and purchase ticket number.
・ Lottery ticket extraction function (see Figure 4)
This function is mainly used by a user who has not performed user registration, and is a function for inquiring of a server whether or not a purchased lottery ticket with an RFID tag is won and receiving a lottery result.
More specifically, the user reads the lottery ticket number of the lottery ticket A purchased from the terminal 31 and connects to the lottery ticket management server 5. Then, the management server 5 compares the transmitted lottery number with the winning number recorded in the database 4 and confirms whether there is a winning lottery.
At the same time, it is recognized that the inquired lottery number is not a registered user's purchase lottery. This confirms that the inquiry lottery is not a lottery used illegally.
This function eliminates the need for the purchaser to visually check the ticket for each lottery ticket one by one, so that the purchase can be confirmed instantaneously and reliably.

・ Win rate calculation function (see Fig. 7)
The “win rate” used here means the ratio of the winning number to the purchased number, or the ratio of the winning amount to the purchased amount.
FIG. 7 shows an example of a table display screen 700 of the winning rate calculation function and a graph display screen 713.
Examples of display items on the table display screen 700 include “year” 701, “purchased number” 702, “purchase amount” 703, “winning number” 704, “winning amount” 705, “winning rate” 706, and the like.
Each item other than the year (701) has a check box 712, and the display contents on the lower graph display screen 713 can be selected and switched depending on whether or not the check box is checked.
The graph display screen 713 is effective as a graph for more visually displaying the contents designated for display from the upper table 700.
In FIG. 7, as an example, the number of purchases 702, the winning amount 705, and the winning percentage 706 are checked, and the corresponding line graphs 708, 709, and 710 are displayed on the lower graph display screen. It is displayed. Further, the memory of each item is also displayed in the memory display area 707 depending on whether or not the specified check is present.

  In addition, the user can set the period for calculating the winning percentage so that, for example, (a) from the use start of the system to the present (b) one year (c) each season can be selected. Furthermore, after selecting the period (a) to (c), it is possible to narrow down the display for each store to be purchased and to set the win rate calculation for each store.

-Ranking display function (see Fig. 8)
This is a function of displaying lottery tickets purchased in the past in descending order of winning amount. FIG. 8 shows a configuration example of the ranking display function screen.
In the ranking, in addition to “order” 801, “grade” 802, “amount” 803, “purchase date” 804, “lottery name” 805, “purchase place” 806, and the like can be displayed.

History function This function displays information related to lotteries purchased in the past, for example, in order of purchase date. The display contents are, for example, “purchase date”, “lottery name” (for example, the fifth year-end jumbo, etc.), “number of purchases”, “winning amount”, “purchase store”, and the like.

Cumulative Display Function FIG. 9 shows an example of a tabular display and a graph display by the cumulative display function.
The cumulative display function is a function that displays the results of the amount of lotteries purchased in the past, and displays the amount calculated by subtracting the purchase amount and adding the winning amount.
For example, “year” 901, “purchase amount” 902, “winning amount” 903, “cumulative amount” 904, etc. are displayed in the items of the upper table 900 of FIG. 9.
The lower graph 905 is effective for displaying the upper tabular display more visually and easily.
Furthermore, the calculation and display of the cumulative amount described above may be set so that, for example, (a) from the start of use of the system to the present (b) one year (c) each season, etc. Is possible. Further, it is possible to select the period of the above (a) to (c), narrow down the display for each store to be purchased, and set the win rate calculation for each store.

Next, the “bonus lottery” proposed by the present inventor will be described.
This “bonus lottery” is a service newly added to a lottery ticket with an RFID tag. FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of the “bonus lottery”.
As described above, the RFID tag A1 and the lottery number A2 are printed on the lottery ticket A with an RFID tag.
Here, in the lottery ticket manufacturing factory 1, when the lottery number A2 is written to the RFID tag A1, another different number A3 is given and written, and the different number A3 is set as an “additional lottery number”.

The bonus lottery number A3 is written only on the RFID tag and is not printed on the ticket. Therefore, the purchaser 3 displays the bonus lottery number on the monitor 32 or the like connected to the terminal 31 using the terminal 31 for reading the RFID tag after purchasing the bonus lottery ticket.
Unlike the lottery number, the bonus lottery number cannot be specified and purchased because the lottery number cannot be seen from the outside and is attached to the ticket. Accordingly, the purpose is to add a literally “a bonus” amusement element to a lottery with a visually observable number as in the prior art.
Further, since it is necessary to use this system to determine whether or not the bonus lottery is won, the bonus lottery has another purpose to increase the number of users who use the system.

Furthermore, “RFID lottery”, which is derived from the above “bonus lottery” and whose number is not visible at all on the lottery ticket devised by the present inventors, will be described.
The RFID lottery sells tickets on a paper basis, but the ticket number and other information are not printed, and the ticket information such as the ticket number is recorded only on the RFID tag attached to the ticket.
FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of the RFID lottery.

The RFID lottery ticket 1101 includes an RFID tag 1102 and is a lottery ticket that does not have a printing unit for printing a number.
The RFID tag includes at least lottery number data 1103, and the contents can be confirmed only by the RFID tag reading terminal 31. The ticket information read by the terminal 31 is displayed on the monitor 32 or the like connected to the terminal 31, whereby the purchaser of the RFID lottery ticket can check the ticket number purchased by the terminal.
As described above, this is a lottery system in which a means different from the conventional one can be introduced in order to confirm whether or not a lottery is successful, and provides a completely new lottery service.

It is a functional block diagram which shows an example of the form of the lottery management system with an RFID tag by this invention. It is a structural example of the table stored in the management database by this Embodiment. It is a functional block diagram which shows the flow of the winning notification process to the registered user by this Embodiment. It is a flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process in the terminal by this Embodiment. It is a flowchart figure which shows the flow of a process in the lottery ticket management server by this Embodiment. It is a flowchart figure which shows the flow of the process in an application by this Embodiment. It is an example of a display of the winning ratio calculation function in this Embodiment. It is a display example of the ranking display function in the present embodiment. It is a display example of the cumulative display function in the present embodiment. It is a functional block diagram which shows the outline | summary of the "bonus lottery" in this invention. It is a functional block diagram which shows the outline | summary of the "RFID lottery" in this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Manufacturing factory 11 RFID tag writing device 2 Sales shop 21 RFID tag writing device 3 User 31 Terminal 32 Monitor 4 Lottery number management database 41 Winning lottery number table 42 Purchaser information table 43 Sales store table 44 Purchase lottery ticket information table 5 Lottery Ticket management server 51 DB update part 52 Search processing part 53 Transmission / reception part 6 Application A Lottery ticket with RFID tag A1 RFID tag A2 Lottery number A3 Bonus lottery number B Package B1 RFID tag

Claims (5)

A system for managing lottery tickets with RFID tags,
Means for attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket printed with a lottery number;
A lottery ticket management server connected to a user via a network and having a lottery number management database;
A terminal used by the user;
With
In the RFID tag, at least a lottery number and information on a store that has been sold are recorded.
The database includes a winning lottery number table for recording winning numbers, a purchaser information table for registering registered user identification numbers and contacts, a sales store table for registering sales stores, and a lottery number purchased by a registered user. And a purchase lottery ticket information table for registering stores and sales stores,
The terminal includes means for reading RFID tag information and transmitting / receiving the information to / from the management server,
The management server includes a means for updating the winning lottery number table of the database after lottery lottery, a means for comparing the selected lottery number with the purchased lottery ticket information of the connected user, and a lottery result to the contact information of the user. A lottery management system with an RFID tag, comprising: a means for notifying; The terminal comprises an application running on the terminal;
2. The lottery management system with an RFID tag according to claim 1, wherein the application has a function of receiving a history relating to a lottery ticket purchased in the past from the management server and processing the history. Record an “extra lottery number” separate from the printed lottery number on the RFID tag,
The lottery management system with an RFID tag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the lottery announcement of the printed lottery number is made simultaneously with the lottery announcement of the bonus lottery. A system for managing lottery tickets with RFID tags,
Means for attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket on which no lottery number is printed;
A lottery ticket management server connected to a user via a network and having a lottery number management database;
A terminal used by the user;
With
At least a lottery number is recorded on the RFID tag,
The database includes a winning lottery number table for recording winning numbers, a purchaser information table for registering an identification number and contact information of a registered user, a purchased lottery ticket information table for registering a lottery number purchased by a registered user, With
The terminal includes means for reading RFID tag information and transmitting / receiving the information to / from the management server,
The management server includes a means for updating the winning lottery number table of the database after lottery lottery, a means for comparing the selected lottery number with the purchased lottery ticket information of the connected user, and a lottery result to the contact information of the user. A lottery management system with an RFID tag, comprising: a means for notifying; A method for managing lottery tickets with RFID tags,
Attaching an RFID tag to a lottery ticket printed with a lottery number;
A step of recording at least a lottery number and information of a store sold on the RFID tag;
Registering the user identification number and contact information in advance in the lottery number management database;
Transmitting the RFID tag information attached to the purchased lottery ticket to the management server;
Registering the lost lottery ticket in the purchased lottery ticket information table of the lottery number management database when the purchased lottery ticket is lost;
For the lost ticket, sending a reissue notification from the management server to the purchaser;
Updating the winning lottery number table after the lottery lottery,
Checking the updated winning lottery number with the registered user's purchased lottery ticket information,
A method of managing a lottery with an RFID tag, wherein if the purchase lottery ticket information includes a description of loss, a winning is paid to a person who presents the reissue notice.

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