JP2008228796A - Game information display system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game information display system capable of displaying highly accurate and highly reliable game information at a game information display device for all the game machines of different models. <P>SOLUTION: A hall management computer 90 can set the big winning probability of each pachinko game machine 2 provided in a game hall to a calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24, and the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 provide the game information in a display form optimum for the pachinko game machine 2 on the basis of the set big winning probability. Thus, a customer can appropriately choose an excellent stand. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a game information display system for displaying game information of a large number of gaming machines such as pachinko machines installed in a game hall.

  Conventionally, at game halls, game information display for displaying game information of a gaming machine for a guideline of selection of the gaming machine of a customer such as which of a number of gaming machines such as pachinko machines and slot machines to play. A device is provided. As this gaming information display device, for example, there is a device called a general call lamp that displays game information of the gaming machine corresponding to each gaming machine, and this calling lamp has a large number of gaming machines arranged in a row. Is installed above each gaming machine, and when a trouble occurs in the gaming machine, it is turned on by the customer's operation and has a function to call a store clerk, and collects operating data of the gaming machine, It has a function of notifying customers of predetermined game information based on the collected operation data.

  Also, as another example of the game information display device, it is installed separately from the island stand in one corner of the game hall, collects the operation data of all the gaming machines in the game hall, and based on the collected operation data There is a game information display device for notifying customers of predetermined game information related to all the gaming machines in the game hall. Accordingly, the customer selects one gaming machine that is considered to be an excellent machine from among a large number of gaming machines while viewing the gaming information displayed by the gaming information display device provided in this way.

  By the way, in recent gaming machines such as pachinko machines and slot machines, models with a predetermined jackpot probability are the mainstream, and customers play a symbol matching game and acquire a lot of games by winning this jackpot. Media (pachinko balls and medals) can be acquired. Therefore, as the game information of such a gaming machine displayed by the game information display device, information related to the jackpot is the main.

  For example, when the gaming machine is a pachinko machine, three symbol display units for displaying symbols on an image display unit such as a liquid crystal display device are set, and each symbol display unit is set based on the winning of a game ball at the start winning opening. Display a fluctuating display as a pseudo image showing a pattern, character, number, symbol, character, etc. rotating as a symbol, and stop the fluctuating display after a predetermined period of time to match the symbols (hereinafter referred to as slot game). Also called). When the third symbol stops, if the stop symbol on each symbol display unit matches the jackpot symbol, the gaming state is shifted to a jackpot game that is extremely valuable to the customer. ing. The jackpot symbol is provided with a specific jackpot symbol and a normal jackpot symbol. If the jackpot symbol is a specific jackpot symbol, the jackpot probability will increase for a specified period after the jackpot game ends. As a result, it is shifted to a probability fluctuation (probability change) state in which it is easy to obtain a big hit.

  In the big hit game, generally, a plurality of rounds (for example, the first round to the 16th round) are converted into a state in which a big prize port called an attacker is advantageous to the customer in a predetermined manner. Therefore, the customer can acquire a lot of pachinko balls (for example, about 500 to 2000 balls) by one big hit game. The game information displayed by the game information display device for such a pachinko machine is mainly information related to jackpots such as the number of jackpots and the number of times of start (slot games).

More specifically, information on the big hits includes, for example, today, the previous day, the day before the previous day, the number of big hits and the number of probability fluctuations, the number of past big hits, the highest number of big hits of the day, The average number of hits between jackpots is the main, and these data and various processing data based on these data are displayed on the display unit of the game information display device. The display unit of the game information display device includes a liquid crystal display (LCD), a 7-segment LED, a dot matrix LED, and the like, and displays game information using numbers, characters, graphs, and the like (for example, (See Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, hereinafter referred to as prior art). These game information display devices are installed in a corner of the game hall separately from the game information display device and the island stand, and are used as game center management computers (commonly referred to as “game hall management” and “strategies”). The game information display is performed by transmitting / receiving the operation data and the processing data of each gaming machine as described above between the game hall management computer and the game information display device. A system is being built.
JP 2001-232041 A JP 2002-177610 A

  However, such a conventional technique has a problem in that only uniform game information can be displayed for gaming machines of different models. That is, for example, the jackpot probability is different for each model, and is generally set to be low if the planned number of game media to be acquired in the jackpot game is large and high if the planned number of game media to be acquired in the jackpot game is small. It has become. In particular, in recent years, gaming machines having a wide variety of specifications have been developed, and the probability of hitting has increased, for example, from 1/50 to 1/500.

  Under such circumstances, even if game information such as the number of big hits and the number of start of big hits is uniformly displayed for gaming machines of different models as in the prior art, the customer simply It is not possible to judge that the gaming machine is an excellent stand only because there are many or only a few hits during the jackpot.

  For example, if a customer uses today's jackpot number as a guideline for selecting a gaming machine, in the conventional technology, the number of today's jackpot depends greatly on the operating time of the gaming machine. The more you do. Therefore, even if such a big hit number of today is simply displayed vaguely, the customer cannot judge that the gaming machine is an excellent stand only because the big hit number of today is absolutely large.

  Therefore, step in one step, calculate the actual jackpot probability based on today's jackpot count and today's start count (today's jackpot count / today's start count), and display this actual jackpot probability to select the gaming machine. Although it can be considered as a guideline, as described above, the jackpot probability varies depending on the model and has a wide range, so even if the actual jackpot probability is simply displayed vaguely, It is not possible to judge that the gaming machine is an excellent stand simply because the big hit probability is absolutely high.

  Recently, in order to make it easier for customers to determine whether or not the gaming machine is an excellent stand, the number of past big hits is displayed as a bar graph, and the big hit start of this bar graph display is also displayed. Changing the display color of the portion where the number of times is a predetermined number or more is also performed. This is intended to allow a customer to easily determine that a bar graph display gaming machine that does not have a display color of a predetermined number of times or more is an excellent machine.

  However, such bar graph display is also a uniform display content for gaming machines of different models, that is, with different jackpot probabilities, for example, more than twice the denominator of jackpot probability in the number of jackpot starts. Assuming that this is a so-called humiliation, if the predetermined number of hits for the jackpot is set to 700, the jackpot probability is 1/350, but the jackpot probability is other than that. In gaming machines, for example, gaming machines with a jackpot probability of 1/100, the display color of the bar graph display will change only when the number of start of the jackpot is more than seven times the denominator of the jackpot probability. It can be said that this is a disparate and inappropriate display, and the customer cannot use it as a reference when selecting an excellent platform.

  The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and the object of the present invention is to display highly accurate and reliable game information on a game information display device for all gaming machines of different models. An object of the present invention is to provide a game information display system that can be used.

  In order to solve such a problem, the gaming information display system according to the present invention collects operation data of a plurality of gaming machines and stores them in association with each gaming machine as described in claim 1. A game provided with an on-site management computer, display means for displaying predetermined game information related to the gaming machine based on operation data of a single gaming machine, and display control means for controlling display of the display means In the gaming information display system comprising the information display device, the game hall management computer stores a predetermined setting value preset in the plurality of gaming machines in association with each gaming machine Storage means, and output means for outputting the predetermined set value stored in the set value storage means to the game information display device, wherein the game information display device outputs the predetermined set value output from the output means. Enter An input unit that, said display control means, based on a predetermined setting value inputted by said input means, characterized in that it comprises a setting means for setting a display mode of the display means.

  The game information display system according to claim 2 is the game information display system according to claim 1, wherein the display means has a graph display area for displaying the number of start times of past jackpots, and the input means. The predetermined setting value input by is a jackpot probability, and the setting means sets the display mode of the graph display area based on the jackpot probability.

  Further, the game information display system according to claim 3 is the game information display system according to claim 2, wherein the game information display device is a jackpot that becomes a hit based on the jackpot probability input by the input means. Computation means for calculating the number of inter-starts is provided, and the setting means sets the display mode of the graph display area based on the computation result of the computation means.

  The game information display system according to claim 4 is the game information display system according to claim 3, wherein the setting means sets a maximum value of the graph display area based on a calculation result of the calculation means. It is characterized by doing.

  The game information display system according to claim 5 is the game information display system according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the setting means is configured to display the graph display area based on a calculation result of the calculation means. The display color is changed according to the number of start of the jackpot.

  The game information display system according to claim 6 is the game information display system according to claim 5, wherein the graph displayed in the graph display area is a bar graph, and the setting means includes: It is characterized by changing the display color at a location that is equal to or greater than the number of hits for the big hit.

  The game information display system according to claim 7 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 6, wherein the game information display device starts the big hit that becomes the big hit probability or humility. Storage means for storing the number of times divided into a plurality of groups in advance in a predetermined range, and which group the jackpot start number of times that the jackpot probability inputted by the input means or the calculation calculated by the computing means belongs to which group Determining means for determining, wherein the setting means sets the same display mode of the graph display area in the same group.

  In addition, the game information display system according to claim 8 is the game information display system according to claim 7, wherein the game information display device is configured to calculate a jackpot start number that is a jackpot probability or a humiliation of each of the plurality of groups. It is characterized by comprising setting changing means capable of changing the setting.

  Further, the game information display system according to claim 9 is the game information display system according to claim 8, wherein the plurality of groups are set as one unit, and the setting change means stores a jackpot probability or summarization in advance in the storage means. The plurality of groups of different units having different setting of the number of starts for the big hit are stored, and the plurality of groups of one unit are set from the plurality of units based on a command from the management computer for the game hall It is characterized by that.

  The game information display system according to claim 10 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 9, wherein the jackpot probability input by the input means is not in a probability fluctuation state. The low probability jackpot probability is set, and the calculation means calculates the number of hits between big hits as a hit based on the low probability jackpot probability, and the setting means sets the low probability jackpot probability or the The display mode of the graph display area is set on the basis of the number of hits between big hits that is calculated based on the low probability jackpot probability, and the number of hits between big hits in the probability variation state can be identified or excluded. The display mode of the graph display area can be set.

  The game information display system according to claim 11 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 10, wherein the game information display device has a jackpot probability input by the input means or A notification for notifying that the gaming machine is an excellent stand when a predetermined condition is satisfied by comparing the number of start of the jackpot between the jackpots calculated by the calculation means and the number of starts of the jackpot between the past It is characterized by providing a means.

  The game information display system according to claim 12 is a game hall management computer that collects operation data of a plurality of gaming machines and stores them in association with each gaming machine, and operation data of a single gaming machine. A game information display device provided with display means for displaying predetermined game information including at least the number of jackpots and the number of start times of the gaming machine, and display control means for controlling the display of the display means. In the gaming information display system, the game hall management computer stores a predetermined jackpot probability set in advance for the plurality of gaming machines in association with each gaming machine, and the probability storage means. Output means for outputting a predetermined jackpot probability stored by the game information display device, wherein the game information display device inputs a predetermined jackpot probability input from the output means. The display control means includes probability calculation means for calculating an actual jackpot probability of the gaming machine based on the number of jackpots and the number of starts, and an actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculator Information based on the jackpot probability input by the input means is displayed on the display means.

  The game information display system according to claim 13 is the game information display system according to claim 12, wherein the display control means inputs the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculation means and the input means. The displayed jackpot probability is displayed on the display means.

  The game information display system according to claim 14 is the game information display system according to claim 12 or claim 13, wherein the game information display device includes an actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculation means, When the jackpot probability input by the input means is compared and a predetermined condition is satisfied, a notifying means for notifying that the gaming machine is an excellent stand is provided.

  The game information display system according to claim 15 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 12 to 14, wherein the jackpot probability input by the input means is not in a probability fluctuation state. A low-probability jackpot probability is set, and the probability calculation means calculates the actual jackpot probability based on the number of jackpots and the number of start times when the gaming machine is not in a probability fluctuation state.

  The game information display system according to claim 16 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 12 to 15, wherein the actual big hit probability calculated by the probability calculating means is the number of big hits or It is calculated in real time every time the start count is updated.

  The game information display system according to claim 17 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 1 to 16, wherein the game information display device corresponds to each of the plurality of gaming machines. And an individual game information display device that displays the game information of the corresponding gaming machine provided. The individual game information display device collects and stores operation data from the corresponding gaming machine, and The operation data is output to the game hall management computer.

  The game information display system according to claim 18 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 1 to 17, wherein the game information display device corresponds to all of the plurality of gaming machines. Provided is a centralized game information display device that displays game information of a gaming machine selected by an external operation. It is characterized by inputting.

  The game information display system according to claim 19 is the game information display system according to claim 18, wherein the concentrated game information display device transmits game information of the selected game machine to the game hall management computer. It is made to receive from.

  The game information display system according to the invention of claim 1 includes a game hall management computer and a game information display device, and the game hall management computer collects operation data of a plurality of game machines to collect each game machine. The information is stored in association with each other. In other words, the game hall management computer is a well-known computer used to collect operating data of a plurality of gaming machines installed in a game hall or the like and to make a management policy or a sales strategy.

  On the other hand, the game information display device is provided with display means and display control means, and the display means is based on operation data of a single gaming machine, and predetermined gaming information related to the gaming machine, such as the number of jackpots, etc. The game control information is displayed, and the display control means controls the display of the display means. Accordingly, the customer selects a gaming machine that is considered to be an excellent table with reference to the gaming information displayed by the gaming information display device. Note that the gaming information display device is generally provided corresponding to each of the plurality of gaming machines, and the individual gaming information display device that displays the gaming information of the gaming machines provided correspondingly, and all of the plurality of gaming machines. And a concentrated game information display device for displaying game information of a gaming machine selected by an external operation. The game information display device according to the present invention includes the individual game information display device and the concentrated game information display device. A game information display device is included.

  Here, the game hall management computer includes setting value storage means and output means, and the setting value storage means corresponds to predetermined setting values preset in a plurality of gaming machines for each gaming machine. The output means outputs the predetermined set value stored by the set value storage means to the game information display device. Note that the predetermined setting value set in advance in the gaming machine is a setting value unique to the gaming machine having various specifications for each model, such as a big hit probability. Further, when the game information display device is an individual game information display device, the output means outputs only a predetermined set value of the corresponding gaming machine stored in the set value storage means, and the game information display device outputs the concentrated game information. In the case of a display device, the output means outputs a predetermined set value for all of the plurality of gaming machines stored by the set value storage means.

  The game information display device includes an input unit, and the input unit inputs a predetermined set value output from the output unit. In other words, the game information display device inputs a predetermined set value (for example, a jackpot probability) preset in the gaming machine from the game hall management computer. The display control means of the game information display device includes setting means, and the setting means sets the display mode of the display means based on the predetermined setting value input by the input means.

  That is, in the gaming information display system of the present invention, the gaming information display device inputs a setting value unique to the gaming machine from the gaming hall management computer, and on the basis of the inputted setting value, an optimal display mode for the gaming machine. It is possible to provide game information. That is, in the game information display system of the present invention, the game information display device can provide game information in a display mode that is different for each model. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 1 having such a configuration, the game information display device can display highly accurate and highly reliable game information for all gaming machines of different models, It becomes possible to select an excellent stand from a plurality of types of gaming machines. In addition, for the game hall, it is possible to easily input a setting value unique to the gaming machine using the existing game hall management computer with respect to the game information display apparatus. If there are a plurality of them, it is possible to input them all at once, which makes the system extremely easy to use.

  Further, the invention according to claim 2 is the game information display system according to claim 1, wherein the display means has a graph display area, and a graph showing the number of past jackpot start times in the graph display area. indicate. The data on the number of hits in the past is a very important index for customers to select gaming machines. The start is a lottery game for drawing a big hit, and the number of start for the big hit is the cumulative number of starts executed from the big hit to the next big hit.

  Then, it is assumed that the predetermined set value input by the input means is a jackpot probability, and the setting means sets a graph display mode of past jackpot start times displayed in the graph display area based on the jackpot probability. To do. The number of hits between jackpots theoretically coincides with the value of the denominator of the jackpot probability, that is, the number of hits between jackpots and the jackpot probability is very closely related. Therefore, the display mode of the graph display area is If it is set based on the big hit probability, the game information becomes extremely accurate and highly reliable. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 2 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 1, the customer can easily select an excellent table with reference to the graph displayed in the graph display area. It becomes possible.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the game information display system according to the second aspect, the game information display device includes a calculation means, and the calculation means is based on the jackpot probability input by the input means. Then, calculate the number of start of the jackpot that will be humiliated. In addition, Humari is a gaming state that is theoretically not strange even if it is a big hit, and the number of big hits that becomes a big hit is at least the number of big hits that exceeds the denominator value of the big hit probability, This is the reference number for determining how many times the jackpot start number will be. Examples of the number of start-ups for hitting the jackpot that are humiliated include, for example, the reciprocal of the jackpot probability, twice the reciprocal number, and the like.

  Then, the setting means sets the graph display mode of the past jackpot start count displayed in the graph display area based on the calculation result of the calculation means, that is, the hit count that is a hit. Therefore, if the display mode of the graph display area is set on the basis of the number of jackpot start times that becomes a humor, it becomes easier to see. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 3 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 2, the customer can easily understand the graph displayed in the graph display area.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the game information display system according to the third aspect, the setting means sets the maximum value of the graph display area based on the calculation result of the calculation means. That is, the setting means sets a maximum value of a graph indicating the number of past jackpot start times based on the number of jackpot start times that becomes a humor. In other words, the setting means is synonymous with setting the maximum value of the graph indicating the number of past hits between big hits to be different when the big hit probability is different.

  For example, if the maximum value of the graph is set to double the number of start times of jackpot that will be humiliated, if the probability of jackpot is 1/250 and the number of times of jackpot start that will be humiliated is 500 (twice the reciprocal of the jackpot probability), the graph On the other hand, assuming that the jackpot probability is 1/350 and the number of start-ups between jackpots that makes a big hit is 700, the maximum value of the graph is 1400. If the maximum value of this graph is fixed to a large value with a margin, the graph will generally be small, and conversely if fixed to a small value, it will be a gaming machine with a low probability of jackpot. The display is inappropriate. In that respect, as in the present invention, if the maximum value of the graph showing the number of hits in the past jackpot is set based on the number of hits in the jackpot (big hit probability), the optimum graph suitable for each gaming machine The display mode can be taken. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 4 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 3, the customer can easily grasp the data of the graph displayed in the graph display area.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming information display system according to the third or fourth aspect, the setting means is a graph based on the calculation result of the calculation means, that is, the number of start-ups between jackpots that becomes a humor. The display color of the display area is changed according to the number of start of the jackpot. For example, if the display color of the graph display area is displayed in a different color from a portion that is equal to or less than the number of hits for big hits that is humorous, and a point that exceeds the number of start of jackpots that are humorous, the graph is very easy to see. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 5 having such a configuration, the effect of the invention of claim 3 or claim 4 becomes more remarkable.

  By the way, various graphs to be displayed in the graph display area can be considered. That is, the invention described in claim 6 is the gaming information display system according to claim 5, wherein the graph displayed in the graph display area is a bar graph, and the setting means includes a jackpot that becomes a sneak among the bar graphs. Try to change the display color at locations that exceed or exceed the number of starts. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 6 having such a configuration, the effect of the invention of claim 5 becomes more remarkable.

  The invention described in claim 7 is the game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 6, wherein the game information display device includes a storage unit and a determination unit, and the storage unit includes: The number of big hits that become a big hit probability or humority is divided into a plurality of groups in advance and stored in a predetermined range, and the judgment means is the big hit probability that is inputted by the input means or the humor calculated by the arithmetic means. Determines which of the groups stored in the storage means belongs to. When the present invention relates to claim 2, the determination means determines only to which group the jackpot probability input by the input means belongs. And a setting means sets the same display mode of a graph display area to the same group.

  In other words, the game information display system of the present invention has the same display mode as long as the graphs displayed in the graph display area are the same group, even between gaming machines with slightly different jackpot start counts that become jackpot probabilities or humiliations. As shown. For example, if each of the graph display modes is different for each of the gaming machines having different jackpot probabilities or the number of start times of jackpots (different models), that is, if there are several graph display modes, Although it becomes difficult for the customer to select an appropriate stand from a plurality of types of gaming machines, the game information display system of the present invention has slightly different start counts between jackpots that become jackpot probabilities or humiliations. The same display mode can be taken even between gaming machines. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 7 having such a configuration, the effect of the invention of any of claims 2 to 6 is achieved. In addition, customers will be able to select the best platform.

  Further, the invention according to claim 8 is the game information display system according to claim 7, wherein the game information display device includes setting change means, and the setting change means includes a jackpot probability or humiliation for each of a plurality of groups. Change the setting of the number of starts for the jackpot. Thereby, for example, when the display mode of the graph display area is generally biased, such setting change means can correct such a display. According to the invention of claim 8, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 7, the game information display device can provide a game information display device that is easy to use for the game site and is easy to use for the game hall. .

  By the way, various setting changes by the setting change means are conceivable, for example, directly inputting to the game information display device the big hit probability of each of a plurality of groups having a desired value or the number of big hit start times to be humiliated. It may be as follows. That is, the invention according to claim 9 is the game information display system according to claim 8, wherein a plurality of groups are set as one unit, and the setting change means stores the number of start times between jackpots which is a jackpot probability or humiliation in advance in the storage means. A plurality of groups of a plurality of units having different settings are stored. In other words, the storage means stores a plurality of groups (1 unit) as a plurality of units (for example, setting 1 group, setting 2 group, setting 3 group), and each of the plurality of units has a jackpot between which is a jackpot probability or humiliation. The start count settings are different.

  Then, based on a command from the game hall management computer, the setting changing means sets a plurality of groups of one unit from the plurality of units stored in the storage means. That is, the setting change unit validates a plurality of groups of one unit from a plurality of units. As a result, the display mode of the game information display device is set with a display mode of the graph display area based on the jackpot probability or the number of hits between jackpots which becomes the humiliation of a plurality of effective groups. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 9 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 8, the game arcade can be used in a game information display device very easily using an existing game hall management computer. It is possible to change the setting of the number of hits between jackpots or the number of jackpots that will be humiliated for each of the multiple groups in this game. In addition, in this case, if there are multiple game information display devices, it is also possible to change the settings in a batch It becomes a very convenient system.

  The invention described in claim 10 is the gaming information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 9, wherein the jackpot probability input by the input means is low when the probability variation state is not set. Based on the probability of big hit probability, the calculation means calculates the number of hits for the big hit that becomes a humor based on the low probability of big hit probability. The probability variation state is a gaming state in which a predetermined condition is established in the game and the jackpot probability has increased for a predetermined period (high probability). These low probability jackpot probability and high probability jackpot probability Is a predetermined set value preset in the gaming machine. Then, the setting means sets the display mode of the graph display area based on the low probability jackpot probability or the number of hits between big hits that is calculated based on the low probability jackpot probability. When the present invention relates to claim 2, the setting means sets the display mode of the graph display area based only on the low probability jackpot probability.

  Here, in the game information display system of the present invention, the setting means can set the display mode of the graph display area by distinguishing or excluding the number of jackpot start times in the probability variation state. For example, the display color of the jackpot start count in the probability variation state can be identified differently from the display color of other jackpot start counts, or a switch is provided in the game information display device. By operating the switch, the display of the graph display area may be switched to a display excluding the number of start of the big hit in the probability variation state.

  Generally, as a criterion for selecting an excellent stand, the customer does not refer to the number of jackpots in the probability variation state so much, but rather refers to the number of consecutive chunks. Thus, the customer can easily view the desired game data. According to the invention of claim 10 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of any one of claims 2 to 9, the customer can select an excellent platform very easily.

  According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the game information display system according to any one of the second to tenth aspects, the game information display device includes a notifying unit, and the jackpot probability input by the input unit. Alternatively, if the predetermined number of hits between big hits calculated by the calculation means is compared with the number of starts of the big hits in the past and the predetermined condition is satisfied, the notification means is that the gaming machine is an excellent stand Inform the effect. In the case where the present invention relates to claim 2, the notification of the excellent stand by the notification means may be compared with only the jackpot probability input by the input means. Here, as the predetermined condition, for example, the average value of the past jackpot start counts may be less than or equal to the inverse of the jackpot probability or less than or equal to the hit count of the jackpot starts. Further, as the notification means, for example, means for causing a predetermined display to appear on the display unit of the display means, or providing a lamp, LED, or the like to light in a predetermined manner can be considered. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 11 having such a configuration, in addition to the effects of the invention of any one of claims 2 to 10, the customer can more easily select an excellent platform. .

  The game information display system according to the invention of claim 12 is provided with a game hall management computer and a game information display device as in the invention of claim 1, and the game hall management computer includes a plurality of game machines. The operation data is collected and stored in association with each gaming machine. On the other hand, the game information display device includes display means and display control means, and the display means is a single game. Based on the operation data of the machine, predetermined game information including at least the jackpot number and the start number of the gaming machine is displayed, and the display control means controls the display of the display means. Accordingly, the customer selects a gaming machine that is considered to be an excellent table with reference to the gaming information displayed by the gaming information display device. Note that the number of start times is the total number of lottery games (slot games) for lottery.

  Note that the gaming information display device is generally provided corresponding to each of a plurality of gaming machines, and an individual gaming information display device that displays gaming information of the gaming machines provided correspondingly, and all of the plurality of gaming machines. And a centralized game information display device that displays game information of a gaming machine selected by an external operation, and the game information display device according to the present invention is the same as the invention of claim 1 The individual game information display device and the intensive game information display device are included.

  Here, the game hall management computer includes probability storage means and output means, and the probability storage means associates a predetermined jackpot probability preset in a plurality of gaming machines for each gaming machine. The stored and output means outputs the predetermined jackpot probability stored by the probability storage means to the game information display device. As in the first aspect of the invention, when the game information display device is an individual game information display device, the output means outputs only the predetermined jackpot probability of the corresponding gaming machine stored in the probability storage means, When the game information display device is a intensive game information display device, the output means outputs the predetermined jackpot probability of all the plurality of gaming machines stored by the probability storage means.

  The game information display device includes an input unit, and the input unit inputs a predetermined jackpot probability output from the output unit. In other words, the game information display device inputs a predetermined jackpot probability preset in the gaming machine from the game hall management computer. The display control means of the game information display device includes probability calculation means, and the probability calculation means calculates the actual jackpot probability of the gaming machine based on the jackpot count and the start count. Then, the display control means displays on the display means the actual jackpot probability of the gaming machine calculated by the probability calculating means and the jackpot probability input by the input means, that is, the jackpot probability preset for the gaming machine. Display based information.

  In other words, in the gaming information display system of the present invention, the gaming information display device inputs a jackpot probability specific to a gaming machine from the gaming hall management computer, and the input jackpot probability and the actual jackpot probability of the gaming machine. In other words, based on the preset jackpot probability set in advance and the actual jackpot probability based on the operating data of the gaming machine, it is possible to provide optimal information for the gaming machine. It is like that. That is, in the game information display system of the present invention, the game information display device can provide different information for each model. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 1 having such a configuration, similarly to the invention of claim 1, the game information display device provides highly accurate and reliable game information for all gaming machines of different models. It is possible to display, and the customer can appropriately select an excellent stand from a plurality of types of gaming machines. In addition, for the game hall, it is possible to easily input the jackpot probability unique to the gaming machine using the existing gaming hall management computer with respect to the game information display apparatus. If there are a plurality of them, it is possible to input them all at once, which makes the system extremely easy to use.

  The invention described in claim 13 is the gaming information display system according to claim 12, wherein the display control means is inputted to the display means by the input means and the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculating means. The big hit probability, that is, the preset big hit probability is displayed. That is, in the game information display system of the present invention, the game information display device displays a preset jackpot probability in design and a de facto jackpot probability based on operation data. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 13 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 12, the customer compares the design jackpot probability with the actual jackpot probability to thereby determine the game. It becomes clear at a glance whether the machine is an excellent stand, and it becomes possible to select an excellent stand very easily.

  The invention described in claim 14 is the game information display system according to claim 12 or claim 13, wherein the game information display device receives the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculating means and the input means. When the big hit probability is compared and the predetermined condition is satisfied, the notification means notifies that the gaming machine is an excellent stand. Here, as the predetermined condition, for example, it can be considered that the actual jackpot probability is equal to or greater than the jackpot probability input by the input means preset in the gaming machine. As the notification means, for example, a means for causing a predetermined display to appear on the display unit of the display means, lighting a lamp or LED in a predetermined manner, or scrolling characters on a dot matrix LED or the like can be considered. . Therefore, according to the invention of claim 14 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 12 or claim 13, the customer can more easily select an excellent platform.

  The invention described in claim 15 is the gaming information display system according to any one of claims 12 to 14, wherein the jackpot probability input by the input means is a low value set when the probability variation state is not set. The probability hit means calculates the actual jackpot probability based on the number of jackpots and the number of start times when the gaming machine is not in the probability fluctuation state. That is, in the gaming information display system of the present invention, the gaming information display device is based on a low probability jackpot probability that is not set in the probability variation state preset in the gaming machine and a jackpot probability other than the actual probability variation state. Displayed information.

  The probability variation state is a gaming state in which a predetermined condition is established in the game and the jackpot probability has increased for a predetermined period (high probability). These low probability jackpot probability and high probability jackpot probability Is a predetermined set value preset in the gaming machine. The jackpot probability other than the actual probability variation state is a value obtained by dividing the number of jackpots generated outside the probability variation state by the number of start times other than the probability variation state required for the generated jackpot number.

  Generally, as a criterion for selecting an excellent platform, the customer does not refer to the jackpot probability in the probability variation state so much. I can see. According to the invention of claim 15 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of any one of claims 12 to 14, the customer can select an excellent stand without effort.

  According to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming information display system according to any one of the twelfth to fifteenth aspects, the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculating means is updated in the number of jackpots or the number of starts. Calculate in real time every time. In other words, in the gaming information display system of the present invention, the probability calculation means of the gaming information display device is updated each time the start count is sequentially updated by a slot game that is frequently executed during the operation of the gaming machine, or the gaming state is changed. Every time the number of jackpots is updated, the actual jackpot probability is calculated in real time. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 16 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of any one of claims 12 to 15, it is possible to provide game information with extremely high accuracy and high reliability. Will certainly be able to choose the best platform.

  According to a seventeenth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming information display system according to any one of the first to sixteenth aspects, the gaming information display device is provided for each of a plurality of gaming machines, and the corresponding The individual game information display device displays the game information of the gaming machine provided. The individual game information display device collects and stores operation data from the corresponding gaming machine and outputs the collected operation data to the game hall management computer. That is, the individual game information display device is provided so as to correspond to the gaming machine on a one-to-one basis, and collects and stores the operation data from the game machine provided in correspondence with the game information of the gaming machine. And the collected operation data is output to the game hall management computer.

  Therefore, according to the invention of claim 17 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of any one of claims 1 to 16, wiring between devices in the game information display system is facilitated. In particular, when the output means of the game hall management computer outputs to the individual game information display device, it is not necessary to provide a dedicated wiring, and the cost can be reduced. It should be noted that a huge amount of operating data from each individual game information display device is temporarily spooled between the game hall management computer and the individual game information display device, so that, for example, a relay device on an island stand where game machines are arranged May be provided.

  The invention according to claim 18 is the gaming information display system according to any one of claims 1 to 17, wherein the gaming information display device is provided corresponding to all of the plurality of gaming machines and is externally provided. This is a centralized game information display device that displays the game information of the gaming machine selected by the above operation. The centralized game information display device inputs the operation data of the plurality of game machines from the game hall management computer. In other words, the centralized game information display device is selected from a plurality of gaming machines by an operation of a customer or the like by inputting operation data of all of the plurality of gaming machines installed in the gaming hall or the like from the gaming machine management computer. The game information of the game machine is displayed.

  Therefore, according to the invention of claim 18 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of any one of claims 1 to 17, wiring between devices in the game information display system is facilitated. In particular, in particular, when the output means of the game hall management computer outputs to the central game information display device, there is no need to provide a dedicated wiring, and the central game information display device has a plurality of game machines. This eliminates the need for wiring, thus reducing costs. When the present invention relates to the invention of claim 17, the game information display device is a game information display system in which the individual game information display device and the concentrated game information display device coexist.

  By the way, the intensive game information display device may store the operation data of all of the plurality of gaming machines input from the game hall management computer by itself, but it may be as follows. That is, according to the nineteenth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming information display system according to the eighteenth aspect, the centralized gaming information display device receives the gaming information of the selected gaming machine from the gaming hall management computer. Yes. In other words, the centralized gaming information display device receives the operating data of the gaming machine selected from the plurality of gaming machines by the operation of the customer or the like from the management computer for the game hall each time, and based on the received operating data. The game information of the selected gaming machine is displayed. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 19 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 18, a storage device for storing a large amount of operation data in the concentrated game information display device can be omitted. Cost reduction is planned.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an electrical configuration of the entire game arcade according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is an overall front view of the pachinko island stand 1. First, referring to FIG. 2, the pachinko island platform 1 of the present embodiment has a number of pachinko machines 2 arranged in the longitudinal direction as shown in FIG. The ball lending machine 3 is arranged. At both ends of the pachinko island stand 1, island decorations 4 and wife plates 5 are provided, and between the island decorations 4 and the wife plates 5, a plate-like counter 6 is formed so as to be located at the lower part of the pachinko machine 2. . In addition, a ball return counting device 9 that issues a receipt that records the number of pachinko balls when the pachinko ball acquired by the customer is returned is provided in the approximate center of the island decoration 4. On the upper part of the island stand 1, a call lamp 7 is provided so as to correspond to the pachinko machine 2 on a one-to-one basis.

  The calling lamp 7 is turned on by a customer operation to call a store clerk when trouble occurs in the pachinko machine 2, or automatically lights up to enhance the decoration effect when the pachinko machine 2 hits a big hit. And a predetermined game information of the corresponding pachinko machine 2 is notified to the customer. That is, the call lamp 7 collects the operation data of the corresponding pachinko machine 2, transmits the collected operation data to the hall management computer 90 described later, and receives predetermined data and setting information from the hall management computer 90. Based on the collected operation data, data received from the hall management computer 90, setting information, and the like, predetermined game information related to the corresponding pachinko machine 2 is notified to the customer. The call lamp 7 will be described in detail later.

  Further, in the pachinko island platform 1, a column 8 is provided above the calling lamp 7, and this column 8 is provided so as to be openable and closable with respect to the pachinko island platform 1. It is possible to deal with troubles such as when clogging occurs. The pachinko machine 2, the ball lending machine 3, the counter 6, the calling lamp 7 and the column 8 are also provided on the back side surface not shown in the figure. Moreover, although the single figure of the pachinko island stand 1 is shown in the figure, a plurality of pachinko island stands 1 are arranged substantially in parallel in the actual game hall.

  Next, referring to FIG. 1, in the game hall of the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, four pachinko island platforms 1 are installed in parallel, and each of the above-described calling lamps 7 corresponds to each other. The pachinko machine 2 and the hall management computer 90 are connected. In addition, a plurality of game information display devices 24 (four in this embodiment) are installed in one corner of the game hall separately from the pachinko island stand 1, and each of the game information display devices 24 is also a hall management computer. 90. The game information display device 24 receives the operation data of all the pachinko machines 2 installed in the game arcade from the hall management computer 90 and the predetermined data and setting information as described above in the same manner as the call lamp 7. Thus, predetermined game information related to all the pachinko machines 2 in the game hall is notified to the customer. The game information display device 24 will be described in detail later.

  Therefore, the hall management computer 90 is installed separately from the pachinko island stand 1 in a corner of the game hall and is not allowed to enter except for those related to the game hall. The amusement hall uses this hall management computer 90 to collect and analyze operation data related to all pachinko machines 2 in the amusement hall, and to establish a management policy and a sales strategy for the amusement hall. That is, the hall management computer 90 collects and centrally manages the operation data related to all the pachinko machines 2 installed in the game hall via the call lamp 7, and each of the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24. Data and setting information necessary for the transmission are transmitted. In addition, between the hall management computer 90 and each call lamp 7, a huge amount of operation data from each call lamp 7 is temporarily spooled. For example, a relay device may be provided for each pachinko island base 1. Good.

  Next, the pachinko machine 2 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is an overall front view of the pachinko machine 2. The pachinko machine 2 is a so-called fever type (digital pachi), and a display unit 10 is provided at a substantially central portion of the game board 20, and the display unit 10 includes a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like. A special symbol display device 16 and a normal symbol display device 18 composed of 7-segment LEDs and the like are integrally provided. In addition, a start winning opening (electric tulip) 11 and a large winning opening (attacker) 12 are provided below the display unit 10 as electric accessories, and operation gates 19 are provided on the left and right sides of the display unit 10. Is provided. In the figure, 14 is a normal winning opening.

  When the pachinko ball wins the start winning opening 11, a predetermined prize ball is given to the customer, and the pachinko ball is detected by a start winning detection sensor (not shown), and each symbol display unit 21, 22 of the special symbol display device 16. 23, a special symbol is scroll-displayed, and after a predetermined time, the special symbols of the left symbol display unit 21, the right symbol display unit 23, and the middle symbol display unit 22 are stopped in a predetermined order, and a slot game in which a lottery is drawn is performed. When the special symbol combination that is confirmed and displayed when the special symbol is stopped is a big hit symbol that is determined in advance, the big winning opening (attacker) 12 is electrically controlled by a solenoid (not shown). The big hit game that is opened in a predetermined manner is executed.

  Further, when the pachinko ball passes through the operation gate 19, the pachinko ball is detected by an operation gate detection sensor (not shown), and the normal symbol display device 18 displays the one-digit number symbol as a normal symbol in a variable manner. If the normal symbol that is confirmed and displayed is a predetermined winning symbol, the winning symbol is a winning symbol, and the blades of the start winning opening (electric tulip) 11 are electrically controlled by a solenoid (not shown) so as to be opened for a predetermined time. It has become. In addition, when the pachinko ball wins the normal winning opening 14, a predetermined prize ball is given to the customer.

  Here, the jackpot probability and the hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 will be described. First, the jackpot probability is set in advance for each model of the pachinko machine 2, and the set jackpot probability is set in consideration of the specifications of the pachinko machine 2, particularly the planned number of balls in the jackpot game. . The jackpot game is composed of a plurality of rounds (for example, the first round to the sixteenth round), and the expected number of balls in the jackpot game is almost determined depending on how many rounds are set. Therefore, for example, in the case of a model that has 16 rounds of jackpot game, the planned number of balls is 2000, the probability of jackpot is 1/350, and in the case of a model that has 8 rounds of jackpot game The number of appearing balls is 1000, and the probability of hitting is 1/175. Generally, in the pachinko machine 2, the big hit probability is set in the range of 1/50 to 1/500 in most cases.

  In order to set a predetermined jackpot probability in the pachinko machine 2, for example, the following is performed. That is, in the microcomputer (not shown) provided in the pachinko machine 2, a big hit counter C1 (for example, 0 to 349) is created on the RAM. It is incremented (added by 1), and when it becomes 350, it is rewritten to 0. Then, the value of the jackpot counter at the time when the start winning opening 11 detects the pachinko ball is extracted, and when this value matches a predetermined numerical value (for example, 123), it is determined that the jackpot. Therefore, in this case, the jackpot probability set in the pachinko machine 2 is 1/350. Of course, this jackpot probability does not create a probability that changes every time, for example, a fortune that does not return the lottery, and every time the start winning slot 11 detects a pachinko ball, A jackpot lottery is performed with a probability of 350, thereby ensuring uniformity and irregularity in the jackpot lottery.

  The hit probability is also set in advance for each model of the pachinko machine 2 in the same manner as the big hit probability described above, and the set hit probability is generally set in a range of 1/2 to 1/4. There are many cases.

  By the way, the big hit symbol is provided with a specific big bonus symbol and a normal big bonus symbol, and the special big bonus symbol is given a more advantageous benefit for the customer than the normal big bonus symbol. . In general, in the pachinko machine 2, when a big hit is made with a big hit symbol, the time reduction process is executed until the start number (slot game number) reaches a predetermined number after the big hit game ends. In this short time processing, the winning probability is increased, the normal symbol variation time is shortened, the opening time of the start winning opening 11 is extended, and the special symbol variation time (slot game execution time) is shortened. It has become so. Accordingly, in this short-time processing state (short-time state), pachinko balls are frequently won at the start winning opening 11 and a lot of slot games are consumed in a short time, that is, the number of starts is increased, so The chance to win a big hit without reducing balls is increased.

  On the other hand, if a big hit with a specific big win symbol, probability variation (probability change) processing until the next big hit comes after the big hit game ends (until the start count reaches a predetermined number of times depending on the model) In this probability variation process, the jackpot probability is increased (high probability) in addition to the short-time process. Therefore, in the game state (probability change state) of the probability change process, the customer can acquire the next jackpot almost certainly in a short time without reducing the number of possessions. In general, winning a big hit in a promiscuous state is called a ream Chang, which is the real thrill of pachinko games. Also, recently, even if it is a big hit with a normal big win symbol, a re-lottery is performed during the big hit game and promoted from short time to a certain change (the same effect as when a big hit with a specific big hit symbol is obtained) There are also models that suddenly change (surprisingly) in the normal gaming state.

  In addition, the probability and time when the setting is changed in the time reduction process or the probability change process may be specifically set as follows, for example. That is, the big hit probability is raised from 1/350 to 1/70, the hit probability is raised from 1/3 to 9/10, the fluctuation time of the normal symbol is shortened from 30 seconds to 3 seconds, and the fluctuation time of the special symbol Is shortened from 8 seconds to 2 seconds (excluding reach), and the opening time of the start winning opening 11 is extended from 0.2 seconds to 2 seconds.

  Next, the calling lamp 7 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a front view of the calling lamp 7. The calling lamp 7 is formed on a substantially rectangular base body portion so that a resin-molded translucent cover 125 covers the base body portion. A section 130 is provided. The data display unit 130 is configured to be capable of full-color display on a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like, and notifies game information useful to customers based on the operation data of the pachinko machine 2. The display contents of the data display unit 130 will be described later. Below the call lamp 7, a call button 128, a unit number display unit 129, a switch button 138, a probability change exclusion button 139 and a basic data display button 144 are provided, and an upper lamp unit 126 is provided above the call lamp 7. In addition, a left lamp portion 127a and a right lamp portion 127b are provided on the left and right sides of the calling lamp 7.

  The upper lamp unit 126 is automatically turned on when the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform. The lighting conditions of the upper lamp unit 126 will be described later. The left lamp portion 127a and the right lamp portion 127b are turned on when the customer operates the call button 128 when a trouble occurs in the pachinko machine 2 or the like. Further, the left lamp portion 127a and the right lamp portion 127b automatically blink in a predetermined manner even when the gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit, a certain change, or a short time. The upper lamp portion 126, the left lamp portion 127a, and the right lamp portion 127b are provided inside the cover 125 with light emitted from light emitting sources (not shown) such as LEDs and light bulbs attached to the base body portion. Due to a large number of irregularities having a saw-tooth cross section, the light is diffusely reflected to the outside and shines. The switching button 138, the probability change exclusion button 139, and the basic data display button 144 will be described later.

  Next, the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view of the game information display device 24. As shown in FIG. 5, the game information display device 24 has a main body and a data display unit 30 integrally formed. The data display unit 30 is a relatively large liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like. It is configured to enable full color display and is a touch panel system. Accordingly, the customer can browse the game information of the desired pachinko machine 2 on the pachinko island stand 1 by operating the touch panel. The display contents of the data display unit 30 will be described later.

  In addition, an upper lamp unit 26 is provided above the data display unit 30 in the same manner as the calling lamp 7. When it is a stand, it automatically lights up. The lighting conditions of the upper lamp part 26 will be described later. The upper lamp portion 26 has the same configuration as the upper lamp portion 126 of the calling lamp 7 except that the excellent stand is printed on the cover.

  In the figure, reference numeral 25 denotes a card reader, and special game information can be viewed on the game information display device 24 by inserting a member card into the card reader 25 by a member of the game hall. Note that the card reader 25 may be omitted so that visitors can freely view all the game information on the game information display device 24. The game information display device 24 may be configured to print game information displayed on the data display unit 30.

  Next, the setting of the hall management computer 90 for the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to FIGS. Although illustration is omitted, the configuration of the hall management computer 90 is a known computer device including a liquid crystal display (LCD), a keyboard, a storage device, and the like. The hall management computer 90 performs the following settings in order to display useful game information on the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24.

  That is, when setting the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24, a screen as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the display 91 of the hall management computer 90. FIG. 6A shows a screen displayed on the display 91 when setting the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24. Then, the store clerk or the like inputs the ID and password to the ID input unit 45 and the PASSWORD input unit 46 using the keyboard, and confirms (confirms) (lower left of the screen in FIG. 6 (A)) or “next” (in FIG. 6 (A)). When a pressing operation is performed on the lower right of the screen, the display 91 is switched to a screen as shown in FIG. When “Return” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 6A) is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 6A, the display 91 is switched to an initial screen (not shown).

  FIG. 6B is an explanatory diagram illustrating a display screen of the display 91 when an ID and a password are input. As shown in FIG. 6B, this screen is a screen for changing the group setting. Therefore, when changing the group setting, the group setting changing unit 47 is selected and operated. When YES of the group setting changing unit 47 is selected, the display 91 is a screen for inputting setting 1, setting 2, and setting 3 as the group setting unit 48 as shown in FIG. 7A. Switch to Therefore, a desired group setting is performed on this screen. FIG. 7A is an explanatory diagram showing a display screen of the display 91 when the group setting changing unit 47 YES is operated. This group setting will be described in detail later.

  On the other hand, when NO of the group setting changing unit 47 is selected on the screen shown in FIG. 6B or when the group setting unit 48 is selected on the screen shown in FIG. When a pressing operation is performed on “Next” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 7A) or “Next” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 7A), the display 91 is switched to a screen as shown in FIG. In the display 91, when “return” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 6B) is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 6B, “next” is displayed on the screen in FIG. 6A. When the button is pressed (lower right of the screen in FIG. 6B), the screen is switched to the screen in FIG. 7A, and “Return” is displayed on the screen shown in FIG. 7A (FIG. 7A). Is switched to the screen shown in FIG. 6B.

  FIG. 7B is an explanatory diagram showing a display screen on the display 91 when NO of the group setting changing unit 47 or the group setting unit 48 is operated. As shown in FIG. 7 (B), this screen shows the unit numbers, model names, and jackpot probabilities of all pachinko machines 2 installed in the amusement hall (normal (other than probability variation) preset in the pachinko machine 2). This is a screen for setting the denominator value of the jackpot probability in the gaming state. If there are a plurality of the same model, it can be set collectively by specifying a plurality of unit numbers. Accordingly, on the screen shown in FIG. 7B, the unit number input unit 49, the model name input unit 50, and the big hit probability input unit 51 are displayed. The store clerk displays the screen shown in FIG. 7B and makes these settings when the pachinko machine 2 is replaced in the game hall. Then, the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability are input to the unit number input unit 49, model name input unit 50, and jackpot probability input unit 51, and "confirm" (lower left of the screen in FIG. 7B) or "TOP" When a pressing operation is performed on (lower right of the screen in FIG. 7B), the display 91 switches to an initial screen (not shown), and “Return” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 7B) is displayed on the screen shown in FIG. ) Is pressed, the display 91 is switched to the screen shown in FIG.

  When the jackpot probability and the group are set in the hall management computer 90 as described above, information based on these settings is transmitted to the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 as described later. It has become.

  Next, main display contents of the call lamp 7 and the data display unit 130 and the data display unit 30 of the game information display device 24 will be described. Since the main display contents of both the data display unit 130 and the data display unit 30 are substantially the same, here, the data display unit 30 of the game information display device 24 will be mainly described. The data display unit 30 notifies game information useful to the customer by letters, numbers or graphs based on the operation data of all the pachinko machines 2 installed in the game hall. The touch panel system is used. That is, the data display unit 30 is provided with a matrix-type transparent touch switch on the screen, and the customer views desired game information by operating the touch switch set on the screen.

  FIG. 8A shows an initial screen of the data display unit 30. As shown in FIG. 8A, the initial screen of the data display unit 30 is a screen for selecting the machine number of the pachinko machine 2, and the screen for selecting this machine number is the pachinko island platform 1 of the game hall. The machine number selection unit 52 is displayed so that all the pachinko machines 2 arranged in line are actually arranged (in the figure, the machine numbers 1 to 180 are described as an example), so that the customer desires The machine number of the pachinko machine 2 can be easily selected. When the number selection unit 52 is pressed and “next” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 8A) is pressed, the data display unit 30 displays a screen as shown in FIG. 8B. Switch to

  FIG. 8B is an explanatory diagram showing a display screen of the data display unit 30 when the machine number selection unit 52 is operated. As shown in FIG. 8B, this screen is a screen for selecting whether to display basic data or evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 of the selected machine number. The basic data portion 53 and the evaluation data portion 54 are displayed on the screen shown in FIG. Also, on this screen, the machine number, model name, and jackpot probability of the selected pachinko machine 2 are displayed on the machine number display unit 29, model name display unit 31, and jackpot probability display unit 32, respectively (in the figure, as an example) Device number: 128, model name: ******, jackpot probability: 1/350 is described). The display of the machine number, the model name, and the jackpot probability is based on the data set in the hall management computer 90.

  When the basic data section 53 is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 8B and “next” (bottom right of the screen in FIG. 8B) is pressed, the data display section 30 is shown in FIG. The screen changes to When “Return” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 8B) is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 8B, the data display unit 30 is switched to the screen in FIG. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a display screen of the data display unit 30 when the basic data unit 53 is operated. As shown in FIG. 9, this screen is a screen for displaying basic data of the pachinko machine 2 with the selected machine number, and a basic data table 55 is displayed on the data display unit 30. In this figure, similarly to FIG. 8B, the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability of the selected pachinko machine 2 are displayed in the unit number display unit 29, model name display unit 31, and jackpot probability display unit 32. It is displayed.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the basic data table 55 shows that the vertical axis represents today, 1 day ago, 2 days ago, 3 days ago, 4 days ago, 5 days ago, 6 days ago, 7 days ago, and the maximum is the horizontal axis. Number of times display unit 33), change of accuracy (number of times of probability change display unit 34), time reduction (time reduction number of times display unit 35), start (cumulative start number of times display unit 36), out (out ball number display unit 37), safe (safe ball number display) Part 38), a difference ball (difference ball number display part 39), and operation time (operation time display part 40) are provided.

  Number of hits display unit 33, probability change number display unit 34, time reduction number display unit 35, cumulative start number display unit 36, out ball number display unit 37, safe ball number display unit 38, difference ball number display unit 39 for today to seven days ago The operation time display unit 40 displays the jackpot, probability change, time reduction, start, out ball, safe ball, difference ball, the total number of operation hours, the total number or the total time of the corresponding day. The out ball is a pachinko ball fired on the game board in the pachinko machine 2, the safe ball is a pachinko ball paid out to the customer from the pachinko machine 2, and the difference ball is the number of out balls and the safe ball. It is the difference from the number. Further, the jackpot number display unit 33, the probability variation number display unit 34, the short time number display unit 35, the cumulative start number display unit 36, the out ball number display unit 37, the safe ball number display unit 38, and the operation time display unit 40 with respect to the maximum, In the past day, a value indicating the maximum numerical value so far is displayed. Note that “one day before to seven days ago” refers to actual business days when the game hall is open. Further, in the data display section 30, when “Return” (lower right of the screen in FIG. 9) is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 9, the “TOP” (the screen in FIG. 9) is displayed on the screen of FIG. When the lower right) is pressed, the screen is switched to the screen shown in FIG.

  On the other hand, when the evaluation data section 54 is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 8B, or when “to evaluation data” (lower left of the screen in FIG. 9) is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. The unit 30 switches to a screen as shown in FIG. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a display screen of the data display unit 30 when the evaluation data unit 54 or “to evaluation data” is operated. As shown in FIG. 10, this screen is a screen for displaying the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 of the selected machine number. The graph display unit 70, the scale display unit 71, the history display unit 72, the switching unit 73, the probability variation exclusion. The unit 74, the jackpot start number display unit 75, the hammer number display unit 76, the average start number display unit 77, the GOOD display unit 78, the comment display unit 79, the digital display unit 80, and the like are displayed. Also in this figure, as in FIG. 8B, the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability of the selected pachinko machine 2 are displayed in the unit number display unit 29, model name display unit 31, and jackpot probability display unit 32. It is displayed.

  A graph display unit 70 provided substantially at the center of the data display unit 30 is displayed in the form of a 10 × 10 dot matrix, and displays the number of past jackpot start times in a predetermined color scheme using a bar graph. A scale display unit 71 provided on the right side of the graph display unit 70 represents the size (start count) of the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70. The display is changed according to (hit probability). The history display unit 72 provided on the lower side of the graph display unit 70 is displayed in a 3 × 10 dot matrix, and the history display unit 72 includes 1 to 10, 11 to 20, and 21 to 30. The bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70 displayed so that any of them is lit indicates how many times the jackpot start number is before. The display mode of the bar graph shown by the graph display unit 70 and the display change condition of the scale display unit 71 will be described in detail later.

  The switching unit 73 provided on the lower left side of the history display unit 72 is for switching and displaying the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70 by the pressing operation of the customer. The history display unit 72 is always 1-10. The bar graph displays the number of start of the jackpot between the past 10 times and the past 10 times. When this switching unit 73 is operated once, the history display unit 72 displays 11-20. The bar graph displays the number of start of the jackpot between the past 11 and the past 20 times, and when the switching unit 73 is further operated once from this state, the history display unit 72 lights 21 to 30. In addition, the bar graph displays the number of hits between big hits from the past 21 to the past 30. When the switching unit 73 is further operated once from this state, or when a predetermined time has elapsed from the state in which the history display unit 72 displays 11-20 or 21-30, the history display unit 72 and The bar graph returns to the initial display state (the history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so as to light up, and the bar graph displays the number of start of the jackpot between the past 10 times and the past 10 times).

  A probability variation excluding unit 74 provided on the lower right side of the history display unit 72 is for excluding and displaying the number of start of the big hit in the probability varying state from the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70 by the customer's pressing operation. Therefore, the probability variation exclusion unit 74 can display the number of big hit starts from the past 1 to the past 30 when the number of big hit starts in the probability variation state is excluded from the bar graph. The probability variation excluding unit 74 is effective until a predetermined time elapses when operated, and the bar graph displays the number of big hit start times when the big hit start number in the probability variation state is excluded until the predetermined time elapses. . Accordingly, the customer operates the switching unit 73 in order after operating the probability variation excluding unit 74, thereby viewing the number of big hit starts from the past one to the past 30 times excluding the number of jackpot starting times in the probability variation state. Can. When the effective time of the probability change exclusion unit 74 has elapsed, the history display unit 72 and the bar graph are displayed in the initial display state (the history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so that the bar graph is a big hit in the probability change state. The number of starts is not excluded, and the number of start of the jackpot between the past 10 to the past 10 is displayed).

  The jackpot start count display section 75 provided on the upper right side of the data display section 30 displays a 4-digit number. The jackpot start count display section 75 displays the number of starts from the previous jackpot to the present time. indicate. Further, a hummar number display unit 76 provided below the big hit start number display unit 75 displays a two-digit number, and this humor number display unit 76 is displayed by the graph display unit 70 at the present time. Displays the total number of Hamamari in the bar graph. Naturally, the total number of summaries displayed by the summarization number display section 76 is switched by the operation of the switching section 73 or the probability variation excluding section 74 described above. In addition, the conditions of this harmony are mentioned later.

  An average start number display unit 77 provided below the Hamari number display unit 76 displays a four-digit number. This average start number display unit 77 is a bar graph that the graph display unit 70 shows at the present time. Displays the average number of times. The average number of big hits starts displayed by the average start number display unit 77 is switched by the operation of the switching unit 73 or the probability variation excluding unit 74 as in the case of the hammer number display unit 76. The GOOD display section 78 provided below the average start number display section 77 appears when the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform, and has a predetermined color scheme (for example, GOOD! Characters are black and the background is red). The appearance conditions of the GOOD display section 78 will be described later. Finally, the comment display unit 79 provided on the upper side of the graph display unit 70 displays various evaluation data explanations and operation explanations shown in FIG. In the data display unit 30, when “to basic data” (lower left of the screen in FIG. 10) is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 10, the screen returns to the screen of FIG. ) Is pressed, the screen is switched to the screen of FIG. 8B, and when “TOP” (bottom right of the screen of FIG. 10) is pressed, the screen is switched to the screen of FIG. 8A.

  Next, main contents displayed on the data display unit 130 of the calling lamp 7 will be briefly described. Although not shown, the data display unit 130 notifies the game information useful to the customer based on the operation data of the corresponding pachinko machine 2 by letters, numbers, graphs, or the like. The game information only for the pachinko machine 2 to be notified is notified, while the game information display device 24 notifies the game information of all the pachinko machines 2 in the game hall. Other than this, the display content of the data display unit 130 is substantially the same as the display content of the data display unit 30 described above, and the difference is that the data display unit 130 is not a touch panel system. The switch button 138 and the probability variation exclusion button 139 corresponding to the switching unit 73, the probability variation exclusion unit 74, and the basic data display button 144 corresponding to the display unit “to basic data” (lower left of the screen in FIG. 10) are displayed as unit numbers. It is only that the stand number display part 129 corresponding to the part 29 is provided.

  The settings of the hall management computer 90 and the main display contents of the data display units 30 and 130 have been described above with reference to FIGS. 6 to 10. The settings of the hall management computer 90 and the display contents of the data display unit 30 have been described. In addition to the above description, there are various things (for example, other graph display, settings for this graph display, display and setting of one pachinko island stand and a game hall, or display and setting of advertisement / advertisement, etc. However, since these are not particularly related to the present invention, description thereof is omitted here.

  Next, the control circuit for the hall management computer 90, the game information display device 24, and the calling lamp 7 will be described with reference to FIGS. First, the control circuit of the hall management computer 90 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 is a principal block diagram of a control circuit in the hall management computer 90. The control unit 86 mainly constituting the control circuit of the hall management computer 90 includes a CPU 87, a ROM 88, a RAM 89, an HDD (hard disk) 92, an input circuit 81, an output circuit 82, a power supply circuit 83, a backup power supply 85, and a bus connecting them. 84 (a data bus, an address bus, a control bus, etc.), and a power supply circuit 83 receives electricity from a power supply (not shown), and the data and signals acquired via the input circuit 81 Based on this, the CPU 87 executes a predetermined control program for controlling various circuits and devices connected to the output circuit 82.

  The power supply circuit 83 is provided with a power supply monitoring circuit (not shown). When the voltage (for example, 24 V) of the power supply circuit 83 drops below a predetermined voltage V1 (for example, 12 V), this power supply monitoring circuit (NMI terminal ( A power failure signal is transmitted to the non-maskable interrupt terminal) and the backup power supply 85. In other words, when the power supply to the hall management computer 90 is cut off due to an unexpected power failure, the power supply monitoring circuit sends a power failure signal to the CPU 87 and the backup power source 85 and immediately activates the backup power source 85 to activate the backup power source 85. During this time (for example, for 5 minutes), the CPU 87 stores the predetermined game data developed in the RAM 89 in the HDD 92.

  Various data are input to the input circuit 81 from the keyboard. As these data, in addition to the data such as the unit number, model name, jackpot probability of all pachinko machines 2 installed in the game hall, initial settings and setting changes for the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 are included.・ Release data or date / time data is input. In particular, the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability data are stored in the HDD 92 as a set, and the input date and time are held by, for example, a built-in backup battery. . Note that the date and time may be set and corrected automatically by using a radio timepiece instead of this.

  In addition, the input circuit 81 includes a jackpot signal transmitted during the big hit state as the operation data of all the pachinko machines 2 installed in the amusement hall, a probability variation signal transmitted during the probability variation state, and a time signal transmitted during the time reduction state. No., a start signal sent every time the slot game is executed, an out ball signal sent every time an out ball is generated, a safe ball signal sent every time a safe ball is generated, etc. . These signals are input from the call lamps 7 connected to the corresponding pachinko machine 2. That is, all the call lamps 7 are connected to the input circuit 81, and these input signals are stored in association with each call lamp 7, that is, for each machine number of the pachinko machine 2.

  On the other hand, all the call lamps 7 are connected to the output circuit 82 in the same manner. Based on the machine number inputted from the keyboard, the setting signal, the big hit probability, the model name, etc. Is entered. This setting signal is a signal representing any one of the above setting 1, setting 2, and setting 3 (see FIG. 7A). In addition, all the game information display devices 24 are connected to the output circuit 82, and the setting signal and the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability data stored as a set in the HDD 92 are input. The jackpot signal, probability variation signal, time reduction signal, start signal, out ball signal, and safe ball signal input from each calling lamp 7 are input in association with the corresponding car number. Further, a display 91 is connected to the output circuit 82. The display 91 is driven and controlled by a driver circuit (not shown) based on the data and signals acquired from the input circuit 81, so Various data, graphs, forms, etc. for making management policies and sales strategies are displayed.

  Here, data stored in the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of data stored in the HDD 92. The HDD 92 stores various data in addition to the data shown in the figure, but these data are not related to the present invention, and will not be described here. The HDD 92 individually stores the following data for all the pachinko machines 2 installed in the amusement hall. First, referring to the upper left table, the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability are set by the unit number input unit 49, model name input unit 50, and jackpot probability input unit 51 as described above. Remembers only the denominator. These unit numbers, model names, and jackpot probabilities are rewritten each time there is an input from the keyboard when the model of the pachinko machine 2 is changed.

  Next, referring to the table on the lower left, the maximum number of big hits, the number of probability changes, the number of time reductions, the total number of starts, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls, the cumulative operating time is the largest in the past day on the same model The number of big hits, the number of chances of change, the number of time reductions, the total number of start times, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls, the cumulative operating time is memorized. When reset to 0. The difference ball number is a value obtained by subtracting the out ball number from the safe ball number.

  Next, referring to the middle table, the history order represents the history of the past jackpot start counts, and stores the maximum 99 hit count start counts in the past. Note that the number of starts in the history order “0” is a memory of the current number of big hits, and is incremented every time a start signal is input and sequentially stored, and is reset to 0 when a big hit signal is input. .

  Further, “1” in the probability change indicates that the gaming state is a probability variation state, and “0” in the probability variation indicates that the gaming state is a state other than the probability variation. That is, the number of starts corresponding to the probability variation “1” indicates the number of big hits start in the probability variation state, and the number of starts corresponding to the probability variation “0” indicates the number of big hits start in the state other than the probability variation. Yes. The probability variation data is set to 1 when a probability variation signal is input, and is reset to 0 when a jackpot signal is input. When the jackpot signal is input to the start count and probability variation data, the start count and probability variation data slide downward in the table, and the history order is incremented by one. Therefore, for example, the data in the history order “99” is not stored as the number of big hit starts 100 times before when the big hit signal is input. In this case, the start count and probability change in the history order “0” are reset to “0”.

  Next, referring to the table on the right, the number of jackpots, the number of probability changes, the number of time reductions, the total number of start times, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls, and the cumulative operating time are Stores the number of big hits per day, the number of probability changes, the number of time reductions, the total number of start times, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls, and the total operating time, and stores them together with the corresponding date. In the date data, the fact that 1 day ago and 2 days ago are not continuous indicates that November 15, 2006 was a closed day of the game hall.

  Today's jackpot count, probability change count, time reduction count, cumulative start count, number of out balls, number of safe balls are each time a big hit signal, probability change signal, time reduction signal, start signal, out ball signal, safe ball signal is input Incremented and stored sequentially. As the number of difference balls of today, a value obtained by subtracting the number of out balls from the number of safe balls is sequentially stored. As the cumulative operation time, the number of out balls / 100 (minutes) is sequentially stored. Then, when the date has been changed at the time of power-on, the data for today and the past one to seven days slides downward together with the date data so that today's data is one day before, one day before is 2 Slide like a day ago. Therefore, for example, data for seven days ago is not stored as data eight days ago if the date is changed when the power is turned on. In this case, today's jackpot count, probability change count, time reduction count, cumulative start count, number of out balls, number of safe balls, number of difference balls, cumulative operating time and date data are reset to “0”.

  Next, the control circuit of the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 12 is a principal block diagram of a control circuit in the game information display device 24. The control unit 64 that mainly constitutes the control circuit of the game information display device 24 is configured as a computer system substantially the same as the control unit 86 of the hall management computer 90 described above, and includes a CPU 65, ROM 66, RAM 67, HDD (hard disk). 56, an input circuit 57, an output circuit 58, a power supply circuit 59, and a bus 60 for connecting them. That is, the control unit 64 differs from the control unit 86 only in that there is no backup power source. The reason why the control unit 64 does not have a backup power source is that the hall management computer 90 substantially plays the role as will be described later. Because.

  In the input circuit 57, the above setting signal, model name, jackpot probability, jackpot signal, probability change signal, time-short signal, start signal, out ball signal, and safe ball signal output from the hall management computer 90 are applicable. Input in association with the number. These input data are stored in the HDD 56, and the stored contents are the same as those of the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90, as shown in FIG. That is, the data stored in the HDD 56 of the game information display device 24 is also stored in the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the input circuit 57 includes a touch switch of the data display unit 30 operated by the customer, as shown in FIG. Is entered. The input from the touch switch is such that a signal indicating the pressing operation position is input from the touch switch by scanning the matrix type touch switch. On the other hand, the upper lamp unit 26 and the data display unit 30 are connected to the output circuit 58, and these devices are driven by a driver circuit (not shown) based on the data and signals acquired from the input circuit 57 described above. It is controlled and turned on and displayed in a predetermined manner.

  Next, a control circuit for the calling lamp 7 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 13 is a principal block diagram of a control circuit in the calling lamp 7. The control board 150 mainly constituting the control circuit of the calling lamp 7 is configured as a microcomputer including a CPU 153, ROM 154, RAM 155, EEPROM 156, input circuit 157, output circuit 158, power supply circuit 159, and a bus 160 for connecting them. The input circuit 157 receives the jackpot signal, the probability variation signal, the time reduction signal, the start signal, the out ball signal, and the safe ball signal from the corresponding pachinko machine 2. The input circuit 157 receives the setting signal, model name, and jackpot probability from the hall management computer 90. These input data are stored in the EEPROM 156, and the stored contents are the same as those of the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90, as shown in FIG. That is, the data stored in the EEPROM 156 of the calling lamp 7 is also stored in the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90. Further, operation signals from the call button 128, the switching button 138, the probability change exclusion button 139, and the basic data display button operated by the customer are input to the input circuit 157, respectively.

  On the other hand, the hall management computer 90 is connected to the output circuit 158, and the above jackpot signal, probability change signal, time reduction signal, start signal, out ball signal, and safe ball signal are output in association with the unit number. Is done. The output circuit 158 is connected to an upper lamp unit 126, a left lamp unit 127a, a right lamp unit 127b, and a data display unit 130. These devices are connected to the data and signals acquired from the input circuit 157 described above. Based on this, drive control is performed by a driver circuit (not shown) or the like, and lighting and display are performed in a predetermined manner.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the past jackpot start times stored in the HDD 92, HDD 56, and EEPROM 156 are stored up to the past 99 times, while the graph display unit 70 as described above. The bar graph shown in FIG. 6 displays only the maximum number of big hits in the past 30 times, which is taken into consideration when the probability variation exclusion unit 74 or the probability variation exclusion button 139 is operated.

  The data stored in the HDD 92, the HDD 56, and the EEPROM 156 is the data developed in the predetermined areas of the RAM 89, the RAM 67, and the RAM 155 by the CPU 87, the CPU 65, and the CPU 153. The data is stored in the HDD 56 and the EEPROM 156.

  Next, main processes according to the present invention executed by the hall management computer 90 will be described with reference to FIGS. In the description here, only the characteristic processing of the hole management computer 90 according to the present invention will be described.

  FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing display setting processing executed by the control unit 86 of the hall management computer 90. When the display setting process is started, the CPU 87 first executes a game information input process in step S2. FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing game information input processing executed by the control unit 86. In this game information input process, the CPU 87 determines whether or not game information as operation data of the pachinko machine 2 is input in step S4, that is, from the call lamp 7, a big hit signal, a probability change signal, a time-short signal, a start It is determined whether any of a signal, an out ball signal, or a safe ball signal is input. If it is determined YES in step S4, the CPU 87 proceeds to step S6 and outputs the input game information to the game information display device 24 in association with the machine number. On the other hand, when it is determined NO in step S4, or when the process of step S6 is completed, the CPU 87 ends the game information input process. If YES is determined in step S4, the CPU 87 stores data created by performing predetermined processing in the HDD 92, and various data and graphs based on the created data, A form or the like is displayed on the display 91.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the game information input process of step S <b> 2 is completed, the CPU 87 proceeds to step S <b> 8 and performs a group setting process. FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing group setting processing executed by the control unit 86. When the group setting process is started, the CPU 86 determines whether or not the group setting has been changed in step S10.

  Here, this group will be described with reference to FIGS. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing grouping of setting 1, FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram showing grouping of setting 2, and FIG. 20 is an explanatory diagram showing grouping of setting 3. First, referring to FIG. 18, 10 types A to J are set in the group column, and the normal hitch is set in advance in the pachinko machine 2 for each group A to J in the jackpot probability column. The range of the jackpot probability (low probability) is shown. In addition, in the column of the number of hits between jackpots that will be struck, the range of the reciprocal of the jackpot probability is shown for each of the groups A to J, and in the column of the average number of times, a slap for each group A to J is shown. The average value of the number of starts for the jackpot is shown.

  The number of hits for hitting the jackpot (hereinafter also referred to as the number of hits) is the reference number for determining how many hits the jackpot starts in the pachinko machine 2, In setting 1, the number of humal starts is the reciprocal of the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2. For example, the pachinko machine 2 with a jackpot probability of 1/250 has a number of Hamari start times of 250 in setting 1. In FIG. 18, in the column of average number of group A and group J, it is not the average value of the number of start times of jackpot that becomes a humor. This is due to the fact that it is set in the range of / 50 to 1/500. In the bar graph maximum value column, a value that is twice the average number is shown as the maximum value that the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 can display for each of the groups A to J. That is, the scale display unit 71 is configured to display a value that is twice as large as the average number of times as the size of the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70. The reason for this will be described later.

  The contents of FIGS. 19 and 20 are also almost the same as those of FIG. 18 except that in setting 2 of FIG. 19, the number of start times, average number of times, and the maximum value of the bar graph are set to 1 respectively. In the setting 3 in FIG. 20, the value of the start number, the average number of times, and the maximum value of the bar graph, which are humorous, is twice that of the setting 1, respectively. That is, in setting 1, setting 2, and setting 3, the jackpot start count, the average count, and the bar graph maximum value, which are humorous, are set to be different from the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2, respectively. In the order of setting 2 and setting 1, the big hits start count, the average count, and the bar graph maximum value, which are humorous, are set larger. The ten types of group data A to J of settings 1 to 3 shown in FIGS. 18 to 20 are stored in the ROM 88 of the hall management computer 90 in advance.

  Returning to FIG. 17, if it is determined YES in step S10, the CPU 87 proceeds to step S12, where all the calling lamps 7 and game information display devices are set to the group set in step S10. To 24. That is, in this group setting process, YES is selected in the group setting changing unit 47 on the screen shown in FIG. 6B, and the setting 1, setting of the group setting unit 48 is set on the screen shown in FIG. 7A. 2. Select a setting operation selected from either setting 3 or setting 3. Thereby, in the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24, the output setting group becomes effective, and display processing such as evaluation data display processing (step S100) described later is executed based on the group setting. Will be. Then, when the process of step S12 is completed or when it is determined NO in step S10, the CPU 87 ends the group setting process.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the group setting process in step S8 is completed, the CPU 87 proceeds to step S14 to perform a model change setting process. FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing the model change setting process executed by the control unit 86. When the model change setting process is started, the CPU 86 updates the machine number, model name, and jackpot probability (see FIG. 14) of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the HDD 92 in step S15. Then, the CPU 86 proceeds to step S16, and the CPU 86 stores other data stored in the HDD 92, that is, the maximum number of big hits, the number of probability changes, the number of short hours, the total number of starts, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls , Cumulative operation time, history count “0” to “99” start count and probability change data, today and the past 1st to 7th big hit count, probability change count, time reduction count, cumulative start count, number of out balls, safe ball Set the value of the number, difference ball number, total operating time, date data to 0.

  That is, in this model change setting process, predetermined values are input by the unit number input unit 49, the model name input unit 50, and the big hit probability input unit 51 on the screen shown in FIG. And the big hit probability is changed. When step S16 is completed, the CPU 87 proceeds to step S17, and outputs the model name and jackpot probability set in step S15 to the calling lamp 7 of the machine number set in step S15. Then, the process proceeds to step S18, and the CPU 87 outputs the machine number, model name and jackpot probability set in step S15 to the game information display device 24. As a result, the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 thereafter perform basic data display processing (step S80) and evaluation data display processing (step S100), which will be described later, based on the output unit number, model name, and jackpot probability. ) And the like are executed. When the process of step S18 is completed, the CPU 87 ends the model change setting process.

  Next, main processes executed by the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to the flowcharts in FIG. Since the main processes executed by the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 are substantially the same, the game information display device 24 will be mainly described here.

  FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a power-on process executed by the control unit 64 when the game information display device 24 is powered on (power-on reset) by turning on the power switch. When this power-on process is started, the CPU 65 first sets the RAM 67 in an accessible state in step S20. Then, the process proceeds to step S22, and the CPU 65 executes an initialization process. In this initialization process, for example, a designated address is set in the stack pointer or I / O, or an initial value is set in a work area (for example, a counter, a buffer, or a pointer) of the RAM 67.

  In step S24, the CPU 65 refers to whether or not the date has been changed, that is, refers to the date stored in the HDD 56, and whether or not the referred date is earlier than the current date. judge. If the date has not been changed and the determination in step S24 is NO, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S38. On the other hand, if the date has been changed and the determination in step S24 is YES, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S26 and executes date change processing.

  FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing the date changing process executed by the control unit 64. When the date changing process is started, first, in step S27, the CPU 65 slides the data on the number of jackpots stored in the HDD 56 for one day. When the processing of step S27 is completed, the CPU 65 similarly performs the subsequent processing of step S28 to step S35, the number of times of probability change, the number of time reductions, the total number of start times, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls, the cumulative operation Slide time and date data for one day. Note that “0” is stored in the storage area of today. Then, when the process of step S35 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the date change process.

  Returning to FIG. 22, when the date change process of step S26 is completed, or when it is determined NO in step S24, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S38 and displays the above screen as an initial screen on the data display unit 30. The screen of FIG. 8 (A) is displayed and this power-on process is terminated. This power-on process is also performed in the calling lamp 7 and the hall management computer 90 according to the above (that is, the control unit 64 of the game information display device 24 shown in FIG. 12 and the calling lamp 7 shown in FIG. 13). In the control board 150 and the control unit 86 of the hall management computer 90 shown in Fig. 11, those having the same names such as CPU, ROM, RAM, HDD function the same, but the HDD corresponds to the EEPROM of the calling lamp 7, These are the same in the following description). In step S38, the call lamp 7 displays the screen shown in FIG. 10 and the hall management computer 90 displays a predetermined screen (not shown).

  Next, a group setting process executed by the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 24 is a flowchart showing group setting processing executed by the control unit 64. This group setting process is performed when the hall management computer 90 executes step S12 (see FIG. 17) described above. When the group setting process is started, the CPU 65 determines in step S44 whether or not the group setting has been changed, that is, whether or not a signal indicating the group setting change has been input from the hall management computer 90. The ROM 66 of the game information display device 24 stores in advance 10 types of group data A to J of settings 1 to 3 shown in FIGS. 18 to 20 as described above, like the ROM 88 of the hall management computer 90. Yes.

  If it is determined YES in step S44, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S46 and validates the group set in step S44 here. Therefore, in the game information display device 24, display processing such as evaluation data display processing (step S100) described later is executed thereafter based on this enabled group setting. Then, when the process of step S46 is completed, or when it is determined NO in step S44, the CPU 65 ends the group setting process. This group setting process is also performed in the calling lamp 7 in accordance with the above, and ten types of group data A to J of settings 1 to 3 shown in FIGS. 18 to 20 are stored in the EEPROM 156 in advance. ing.

  Next, the model change setting process executed by the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing the model change setting process executed by the control unit 64. This model change setting process is performed when the hall management computer 90 executes step S18 (see FIG. 21) described above. When the model change setting process is started, the CPU 65 determines in step S68 whether or not a model has been changed, that is, whether or not a signal indicating a model change has been input from the hall management computer 90.

  If it is determined YES in step S68, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S70, and stores the machine number, model name, and jackpot probability (see FIG. 14) of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the HDD 56. Update. And it transfers to step S72 and CPU65 is the other data memorize | stored in HDD56, ie, the largest jackpot number, the probability change number, the number of time reductions, the total number of times of start, the number of out balls, the number of safe balls, the number of difference balls , Cumulative operation time, history count “0” to “99” start count and probability change data, today and past 1st to 7th big hit count, probability change count, time reduction count, cumulative start count, number of out balls, safe ball Set the value of the number, difference ball number, total operating time, date data to 0.

  With this model change setting process, the game information display device 24 thereafter performs basic data display process (step S80) and evaluation data display process (step S80) described later based on the newly set machine number, model name, and jackpot probability. Display processing such as S100) is executed. Then, when the process of step S72 is completed, or when it is determined NO in step S68, the CPU 65 ends the model change setting process. This model change setting process is performed in the calling lamp 7 in the same manner as described above. However, the calling lamp 7 corresponds to the case where the hall management computer 90 executes the above-described step S17 (see FIG. 21). This is performed by the call lamp 7.

  Next, the data display unit input process executed by the game information display device 24 will be described. FIG. 26 is a flowchart showing the data display unit input process executed by the control unit 64. This data display unit input process is a process executed when data is input from the touch switch of the data display unit 30. When the data display unit input process is started, the CPU 65 first performs a basic data display process in step S80. FIG. 27 is a flowchart showing basic data display processing executed by the control unit 64. When this basic data display process is started, the CPU 65, in step S81, the basic data of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the HDD 56, that is, the machine number, model name, jackpot probability, maximum, today and past Read the number of jackpots, probability change, time reduction, cumulative start count, number of out balls, number of safe balls, number of difference balls, cumulative operating time (refer to FIG. 14) from 1st to 7th, and go to step S82. Are loaded into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67 and set.

  In step S84, the CPU 65 drives and controls a driver circuit (not shown) via the output circuit 58 on the basis of the basic data set in the RAM 67, so that the basic data is transferred to the data display unit 30. indicate. That is, the basic data display process is performed by pressing the machine number of the pachinko machine 2 on the screen shown in FIG. 8A and pressing the basic data section 53 on the screen shown in FIG. 8B. As a result, the machine number, model name, jackpot probability and basic data table 55 shown in FIG. 9 are displayed on the data display unit 30. The data display unit input process is a process executed when various operation buttons are operated in the calling lamp 7, and the data display unit 30 corresponds to the data display unit 130, and the basic data display process The basic data section 53 corresponds to the basic data display button 144 although the calling lamp 7 is also operated according to the above.

  Returning to FIG. 26, when the basic data display process in step S80 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S100 and then performs an evaluation data display process. FIG. 28 is a flowchart showing an evaluation data display process executed by the control unit 64. When the evaluation data display processing is started, the CPU 65, in step S140, evaluates the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the HDD 56, that is, the number of start times and the probability variation of the history order “0” to “99”. Data (see FIG. 14) is read. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S144 and sets data of the number of start times to be displayed on the big hit start number display unit 75 (see FIG. 10). This is performed by the CPU 53 loading the start count of the history order “0” read from the HDD 56 into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67.

  Next, proceeding to step S148, the CPU 65 performs scale setting processing to set the size of the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70. FIG. 29 is a flowchart showing the scale setting process executed by the control unit 64. When the scale setting process is started, first, in step S150, the CPU 65 is based on the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the HDD 56 and the effective group setting (see FIGS. 18 to 20). Then, calculate the number of start of the big hit that will be humming.

  When the process of step S150 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S152 and refers to the 10 types of group data A to J that are stored in the ROM 66 and are valid, and the number of start times calculated in step S150. Determines to which group it belongs. That is, it is determined to which group the pachinko machine 2 belongs based on the number of Hamari start (hit probability). Similarly, the CPU 65 determines the maximum value that can be displayed by the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 in the process of step S154, proceeds to step S156, and sets the scale display unit 71 here. This is done by the CPU 65 reading the data of the bar graph maximum value of the corresponding group stored in the ROM 66 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. Then, when the process of step S156 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the scale setting process.

  Returning to FIG. 28, when the scale setting process of step S148 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S168, performs the graph setting process, and sets the display mode of the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70. In other words, in this processing, setting is made so that each bar graph is displayed in a predetermined display color based on the history of the number of hits between the big hits and the number of start hits (hit probability). FIG. 30 is a flowchart showing a graph setting process executed by the control unit 64. When this graph setting process is started, the CPU 65 first displays the bar graph on the graph display unit 70 by referring to the past jackpot start count and probability variation data (see FIG. 14) in step S170. Set the data. This is done by the CPU 65 reading the corresponding data from the history order “1” to “99” stored in the HDD 56 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67.

  When the process of step S170 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S172, and refers to the data of the corresponding group stored in the ROM 66 (see FIGS. 18 to 20), and starts a big hit that becomes a humor. Determine the average number of times. Then, the process proceeds to step S174, and the CPU 65 excludes the data whose game state is probabilistic from the data of each bar graph set in step S170, based on the average number determined in step S172, and the rest. In the data, a portion corresponding to the average number of times or less in the bar graph is set in white, and a portion corresponding to the average number exceeding is set in red. Then, the process proceeds to step S176, where the CPU 65 selects the bar graph data whose game state is probable from the data of each bar graph set in step S170, and sets the bar graph of the selected data to blue. The processes in step S174 and step S176 are performed by adding color data to the data for displaying the bar graph loaded in the RAM 67 in step S170. Then, when the process of step S176 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the graph setting process.

  Returning to FIG. 28, when the graph setting process of step S168 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S186 and sets the number to be displayed on the digital display unit 80. That is, in the bar graph shown by the graph display unit 70, it is difficult to determine the exact number of big hits, so in this step S186, the digital display unit 80 is set to display an accurate past number of big hits. This is performed by the CPU 65 reading the corresponding data out of the number of start times of the history order “1” to “99” stored in the HDD 56 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67.

  Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S188 and performs history setting to indicate how many times the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 70 is the number of previous jackpot start times. That is, in this process, setting is performed so that 1 to 10 of 1 to 10, 11 to 20, and 21 to 30 in the history display unit 72 are lit. When the process of step S188 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S192, and here, a humiliation number setting process for displaying the cumulative number of humiliations in the bar graph displayed on the graph display section 70 on the humiliation number display section 76 is performed. Do.

  FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing the humming frequency setting process executed by the control unit 64. When the summarization count setting process is started, the CPU 65 first accumulates the number of red bar graphs, that is, summarization bar graphs among the bar graphs displayed on the graph display unit 70 in step S194. In other words, the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70 corresponds to 1 to 10, 11 to 20, and 21 to 30 of the history display unit 72, and is stored in the HDD 56 in the predetermined past 10 jackpot start times (stored in the HDD 56). The corresponding data in the history order “1” to “99” (see FIG. 14) is the target, and the number of Hamarari bar graphs is accumulated from among the data. Then, the process proceeds to step S196, and the CPU 65 performs a setting to display the accumulated number of bar graphs on the bar code display unit 76.

  Returning to FIG. 28, when the humming number setting process in step S192 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S212, where the average value of the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70 is displayed on the average start number display unit 77, that is, An average start number setting process for displaying the average number of start times of jackpot is performed. FIG. 32 is a flowchart showing an average start number setting process executed by the control unit 64. When the average start number setting process is started, the CPU 65 first calculates the average value of the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70, that is, the average number of the big hit start times, in step S214. In other words, the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70 corresponds to 1 to 10, 11 to 20, and 21 to 30 of the history display unit 72, and is a predetermined number of 10 big hit start times (stored in the HDD 56). The corresponding data of the historical order “1” to “99” (see FIG. 14) is the target, and the average number of times of the jackpot start is calculated. Then, the process proceeds to step S216, and the CPU 65 performs a setting to display the calculated average value of the bar graph on the average start number display unit 77.

  Returning to FIG. 28, when the average start number setting process of step S212 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S232, where the GOOD display unit 78 that appears when the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 is excellent is displayed. GOOD display part setting processing for setting display is performed. FIG. 33 is a flowchart showing a GOOD display unit setting process executed by the control unit 64. When the GOOD display section setting process is started, the CPU 65 first determines the average number of times of jackpot start that is set in step S216 of the average start number setting process and displayed on the average start number display section 77 in step S234. Is smaller than the value of the denominator of the jackpot probability displayed on the jackpot probability display unit 32. If YES is determined in step S234, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S236, and the cumulative number of times of summarization displayed in the summarization number display unit 76 set in step S196 of the summarization number setting process is displayed. 3 or less is determined. If YES is determined in step S236, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S238 and performs setting for displaying the GOOD display on the GOOD display unit 78. On the other hand, if it is determined NO in step S234 or NO in step S236, the CPU 65 ends the GOOD display unit setting process.

  Returning to FIG. 28, when the GOOD display part setting process in step S232 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S240, where predetermined character information (explanation of various evaluation data and explanation of operation) displayed on the comment display part 79 is displayed. Etc.). This is done by reading the data for the comment display unit 79 stored in the ROM 66 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. When the process of step S240 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S242 and drives and controls a driver circuit (not shown) via the output circuit 58 based on the data set in the RAM 67 in steps S144 to S240. As a result, the evaluation data is displayed on the data display unit 30.

  That is, in steps S140 to S242 of the evaluation data display process, the machine number of the pachinko machine 2 is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 8A, and the evaluation data section 54 is displayed on the screen shown in FIG. 8B. This is executed by the press operation. As a result, the base number, model name, jackpot probability and evaluation data shown in FIG. The start count and GOOD display) are displayed on the data display unit 30.

  When the processing of step S242 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S244, where the upper lamp unit 26 that automatically lights up when the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 is excellent, as with the GOOD display unit 78. The upper lamp part lighting process for setting whether or not to light is performed. This upper lamp lighting process is the same as the above-mentioned GOOD display setting process, that is, if it is determined YES in step S234 and step S236, the CPU 65 uses a driver circuit (not shown) via the output circuit 58. By controlling the drive, the upper lamp unit 26 is turned on. Then, when the upper lamp unit lighting process in step S244 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the evaluation data display process.

  This evaluation data display process is also performed in the calling lamp 7 according to the above. However, the normal screen of the calling lamp 7 is automatically displayed as the screen shown in FIG. 10, that is, the evaluation data display screen. Therefore, in the calling lamp 7, the customer does not need any operation when viewing the display screen of the evaluation data. The upper lamp unit 26 corresponds to the upper lamp unit 126.

  Returning to FIG. 26, when the evaluation data display process of step S100 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S248 and then performs a switching unit operation process. FIG. 34 is a flowchart showing a switching unit operation process executed by the control unit 64. This switching unit operation processing is executed when the switching unit 73 is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. When the switching unit operation processing is started, first, in step S250, the CPU 65 displays 1 to 10 in the history display unit 72 so as to be turned off based on the switching unit 73 being operated once. 11 to 20 are displayed to light up. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S251, and the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70 and the jackpot displayed on the digital display unit 80 are displayed based on the display of the history display unit 72 so as to turn on. The number of start times, the number of summarizations displayed on the summarization number display unit 76 and the average number of start times displayed on the average start number display unit 77 are switched and displayed so as to correspond to 11 to 20 of the history display unit 72.

  When the processing of step S251 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S252, and displays / undisplays GOOD on the GOOD display unit 78 based on the switching display of the number of halves and the average start number, and the upper lamp unit 26 is turned on / off. When the process of step S252 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S253, where predetermined character information (for example, “current bar graph is displayed in the past 11-11) displayed on the comment display unit 79 when the switching unit 73 is operated once. “The number of start of 20 big hits is displayed”). When the processing of step S253 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S254, where a predetermined time (for example, 1 minute) has elapsed since the switching unit 73 was operated once, without being operated thereafter. Determine whether or not. If it is determined NO in step S254, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S256 and determines whether or not the second operation of the switching unit 73 has been performed.

  If NO is determined in step S256, the CPU 65 thereafter repeats the processes of step S254 and step S256 until it is determined YES in step S254 or step S256. If the CPU 65 determines YES in step S254, the process proceeds to step S264 described later. On the other hand, if the CPU 65 determines YES in step S256, the process proceeds to step S257, and the history display unit 72 displays 11 to 20 to be turned off and 21 to 30 to be turned on. Let Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S258, and displays the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70, the jackpot start count displayed on the digital display unit 80, and the hammer count display unit 76 in the same manner as the process of step S251 described above. The average number of start times displayed on the summarization number and average start number display unit 77 is switched and displayed so as to correspond to 21 to 30 of the history display unit 72.

  When the processing of step S258 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S259, and displays / not displays GOOD on the GOOD display unit 78 and turns on / off the upper lamp unit 26, similarly to the processing of step S244 described above. . Then, the process proceeds to step S260, and the CPU 65, as in the process of step S253 described above, displays predetermined character information (for example, “currently, the bar graph indicates the past Displaying the number of start from 21 to 30 jackpots ”). Then, when the process of step S260 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S261, and, similar to the process of step S254 described above, after the switching unit 73 is operated twice, the CPU 65 does not operate thereafter. It is determined whether time (for example, 1 minute) has elapsed. If NO is determined in step S261, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S262 and determines whether or not the third switching unit 73 is operated.

  If NO is determined in step S262, the CPU 65 thereafter repeats the processes of steps S261 and S262 until YES is determined in step S261 or step S262. If the CPU 65 determines YES in step S261 or YES in step S262 (in addition, if YES is determined in step S254), the process proceeds to step S264, and 21 to 21 in the history display unit 72. 30 is turned off and 1 to 10 are turned on. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S265, and similarly to the processing of step S251 and step S258 described above, the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70, the jackpot start number displayed on the digital display unit 80, and the humming number display unit 76. And the average start number displayed on the average start number display unit 77 are switched and displayed so as to correspond to 1 to 10 in the history display unit 72.

  Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S266 to display / not display GOOD on the GOOD display unit 78 and turn on / off the upper lamp unit 26 in the same manner as the processing of step S244 and step S259 described above. Then, the process proceeds to step S267, and the CPU 65, like the processing in step S253 and step S260 described above, displays predetermined character information (for example, “current” displayed on the comment display unit 79 when the switching unit 73 is not operated normally. , The bar graph displays the number of start of the jackpot between the past 1 to 10 times "). That is, in this state, the display states of the history display unit 72, the graph display unit 70, the summarization number display unit 76, the average start number display unit 77, the GOOD display unit 78, the comment display unit 79, and the digital display unit 80 are switched. That is, the display state before 73 is operated is returned. Then, when the process of step S267 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the switching unit operation process.

  That is, in this switching unit operation process, if the switching unit 73 is operated once, data based on the number of jackpot start times from the past 1 to 10 to the past 11 to 20 is operated, and then the second operation is performed within a predetermined time thereafter. If data is based on the number of jackpot start times from the past 11 to 20 times to the past 21 to 30 times, then if the third operation is performed within a predetermined time, the number of starts from the past 21 to 30 times will be the number of jackpot start times The display is switched to the based data. Note that these processes in the switching unit operation process are performed in accordance with the above-described evaluation data display process (see FIG. 28). In addition, the switching unit operation processing is performed in the calling lamp 7 according to the above, but the switching unit 73 corresponds to the switching button 138. It should be noted that the upper lamp unit 126 may not be turned on / off in the call lamp 7 switching unit operation process. This is because the upper lamp portion 126 of the calling lamp 7 is intended to widely appeal the pachinko machine 2 to an unspecified number of customers in the game hall. Therefore, in this case, the lighting / extinguishing of the upper lamp portion 126 in the calling lamp 7 is irrelevant to the operation of the switching button 38.

  Returning to FIG. 26, when the CPU 65 finishes the switching unit operation processing in step S <b> 248, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S <b> 268, and then performs the probability change exclusion unit operation processing. FIG. 35 is a flowchart showing the probability variation excluding unit operation process executed by the control unit 64. This probability variation exclusion unit operation process is executed by pressing the probability variation exclusion unit 74 on the screen shown in FIG. When the probability change exclusion unit operation process is started, first, in step S270, the CPU 65 determines the game state from among the data of the number of starts for the big hits in the history order “1” to “99” stored in the HDD 56. Data excluding the jackpot start count corresponding to the probability variation “1” indicating the state is read and loaded into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. In this case, the data of the number of starts for the big hit is loaded into the RAM 67 from the lowest number in the history order.

  When the processing of step S270 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S271, and the predetermined character information (for example, “current bar graph is a jackpot that excludes the probability variation is displayed on the comment display unit 79 when the probability variation exclusion unit 74 is operated). ”Is displayed.”) Is displayed. When the process of step S271 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S272, where the switching unit operation process (described above) is performed based on the data for the number of start of the big hits excluding the probability change set in step S270. (See FIG. 34). Immediately after operating the probability variation excluding unit 74, the history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so that the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70 is a jackpot of the past 1 to 10 times excluding the probability variation. The start count is displayed. Therefore, the number of humiliations displayed on the hummar count display section 76, the average start count displayed on the average start count display section 77, the display / non-display of GOOD displayed on the GOOD display section 78, the content displayed on the comment display section 79, digital The number of hits for big hits displayed on the display unit 80 and the lighting / extinction of the upper lamp part 26 are switched and displayed based on data of the number of starts for the big hits for the past 1 to 10 excluding this probability change.

  Then, when the process of step S272 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S274, and a predetermined time (for example, 3 minutes) has elapsed since the probability variation excluding unit 74 was operated once, without being operated thereafter. It is determined whether or not. If NO is determined in step S274, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S272, and thereafter repeats the process of step S272 until YES is determined in step S274. If the CPU 65 determines YES in step S274, the process proceeds to step S276. In step S276, the CPU 65 executes a process of returning the RAM 67 to the data of the number of hits for the big hits that does not exclude the original probability change. Then, when the process of step S276 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the probability variation exclusion unit operation process.

  In other words, in the probability variation exclusion unit operation process, when the probability variation exclusion unit 74 is operated once, the switching unit operation based on the data of the number of start of jackpots excluding the probability variation until the effective time of the probability variation exclusion unit 74 elapses. The process is executed. In the process of step S276, the data of the number of big hits in the history order “1” to “10” stored in the HDD 56 is read and loaded into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. Thereby, when the effective time of the probability variation excluding unit 74 elapses, the history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so that the bar graph is displayed, and the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 70 is a jackpot of the past 1 to 10 times including the probability variation. The number of start times is displayed. Therefore, the number of humiliations displayed on the hummar count display section 76, the average start count displayed on the average start count display section 77, the display / non-display of GOOD displayed on the GOOD display section 78, the content displayed on the comment display section 79, digital The number of start of big hits displayed on the display unit 80 and the lighting / extinction of the upper lamp unit 26 are switched and displayed based on data of the number of start of big hits of the past 1 to 10 including this probability change.

  Note that these processes in the probability variation exclusion unit operation process are performed in accordance with the above-described evaluation data display process (see FIG. 28). Further, the probability variation exclusion unit operation process is performed in the calling lamp 7 in the same manner as described above, but the probability variation exclusion unit 74 corresponds to the probability variation exclusion button 139. Returning to FIG. 26, when the probability variation exclusion unit operation process in step S268 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the data display unit input process.

  Next, a process executed by the control unit 64 of the game information display device 24 when collecting operation data of the pachinko machine 2 from the hall management computer 90 will be described. FIG. 36 is a flowchart showing game information input processing executed by the control unit 64. This game information input process is performed when the hall management computer 90 executes step S6 (see FIG. 16) described above. When this game information input process is started, the CPU 65 first executes a jackpot process in step S300. This jackpot process is executed by inputting a jackpot signal indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in a jackpot state to the control unit 64.

  FIG. 37 is a flowchart showing the jackpot process executed by the control unit 64. When the big hit processing is started, the CPU 65 first updates the number of today's big hits in the basic data (see FIG. 14) stored in the HDD 56 in step S304. This is done by adding 1 to today's big hit number data currently stored in the HDD 56. Next, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S306 and determines whether or not the number of today's big hits updated in step S304 exceeds the maximum number of big hits of the past day. If YES is determined in step S306, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S308 and updates the maximum jackpot number. This is performed by adding 1 to the data of the maximum jackpot number currently stored in the HDD 56.

  On the other hand, when the processing of NO or step S308 is completed in step S306, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S310 and slides the data in the history order “0” to “99” stored in the HDD 56 downward. Add 1 to the history order. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S311 and sets 0 to the jackpot start count and probability variation data in the history order “0”. Therefore, when this jackpot process is executed, in the basic data display process (step S80), the display count of today's jackpot count display unit 33 in the basic data table 55 (see FIG. 9) is added once. If YES is determined in S306, the maximum number of times of display of the big hit number display unit 33 is also added once and displayed.

  Further, in the evaluation data display process (step S100), the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 and the value of the digital display unit 80 are displayed by sliding to the right and displayed on the jackpot start number display unit 75. The value, that is, the current number of jackpot start times is displayed as a bar graph at a location corresponding to 1 in the history display portion 72 (left end of the graph display portion 70) and also displayed on the digital display portion 80.

  In this case, the number of hammers displayed on the hammer number display unit 76, the average number of starts displayed on the average start number display unit 77, the display / non-display of the GOOD displayed on the GOOD display unit 78, and the comment display unit 79 are displayed. The contents, lighting / extinguishing of the upper lamp portion 26, is displayed based on the data of the number of start of the big hits updated by this big hit processing. When the process of step S311 is completed, the CPU 65 ends this jackpot process.

  Returning to FIG. 36, when the big hit process is completed, the CPU 65 then proceeds to step S320 and executes the probability changing process. This probability variation process is executed by inputting a probability variation signal indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in a probability variation state to the control unit 64. FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing the probability changing process executed by the control unit 64. When the probability changing process is started, the CPU 65 first sets 1 to the probability changing data (see FIG. 14) in the history order “0” stored in the HDD 56 in step S324. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S326, and updates the number of today's probable changes in the basic data stored in the HDD 56 here. This is performed by adding 1 to the data of the number of times of today's probability that is currently stored in the HDD 56.

  Next, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S328 and determines whether or not the number of today's certainty changes updated in step S326 has exceeded the maximum number of times of certainty changes in the past day. If it is determined as YES in step S328, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S330 and updates the maximum probability variation number. This is performed by adding 1 to the data of the maximum probability variation number currently stored in the HDD 56. On the other hand, when NO or the process of step S330 is finished in step S328, the CPU 65 ends the probability changing process. Therefore, when this probability changing process is executed, in the basic data display process, the number of times of display of today's probability changing number display section 34 in the basic data table 55 is added once, and when YES is determined in step S328. In this case, the maximum number of times of display of the probability variation count display section 34 is also added once and displayed.

  Returning to FIG. 36, when the probability changing process is completed, the CPU 65 then proceeds to step S340 and executes the time reduction process. This time reduction process is executed by inputting a time reduction signal indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in the time reduction state to the control unit 64. Although illustration is omitted, when the time reduction process is executed, the CPU 65 updates the current time reduction number in the basic data stored in the HDD 56. This is done by adding one to today's hourly data stored in the HDD 56 at present. Then, the CPU 65 determines whether or not the updated number of times of today's time has exceeded the maximum number of times and hours of the past day, and if so, updates the maximum number of times of time. This is done by adding 1 to the data of the maximum number of time savings currently stored in the HDD 56. Therefore, when this time reduction process is executed, in the basic data display process, the display number of today's time reduction number display unit 35 in the basic data table 55 is added once, and exceeds the maximum time reduction number of the past day. When it is determined that the number of times is displayed, the maximum number of times displayed on the time reduction display unit 35 is also added once and displayed.

  When the time reduction process is finished, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S360 and performs a start process. This start process is executed when a slot game is executed in the pachinko machine 2 and a start signal is input to the control unit 64. Although illustration is omitted, when this start process is executed, the CPU 65 updates the cumulative start count of today and the start count of the history order “0” in the basic data and evaluation data stored in the HDD 56. This is performed by adding 1 each to the data of the cumulative start number of today stored in the HDD 56 and the data of the start number of history order “0”. Then, the CPU 65 determines whether or not the updated cumulative start number of today exceeds the maximum cumulative start number of the past day, and if so, updates the maximum cumulative start number. This is done by adding 1 to the data of the maximum cumulative start number currently stored in the HDD 56. Accordingly, when this start process is executed, in the basic data display process, the display count of today's cumulative start count display section 36 in the basic data table 55 is added once, and the maximum start count of the past day is determined. If it is determined that the number is exceeded, the display count of the maximum accumulated start count display section 36 is also added once and displayed. In addition, on the evaluation data screen (see FIG. 10), the number of display times of the big hit start number display section 75 is also added once and displayed.

  When the start process is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S380 and performs the out ball process here. This out-ball process is executed by inputting an out-ball signal sent to the control unit 64 every time an out-ball is generated in the pachinko machine 2. FIG. 39 is a flowchart showing an out-ball process executed by the control unit 64. When the out ball processing is started, first, in step S382, the CPU 65 updates the number of out balls of today among the basic data stored in the HDD 56. This is done by adding 1 to today's number of out balls currently stored in the HDD 56.

  Next, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S384, and determines whether or not the number of out balls today updated in step S382 exceeds the maximum number of out balls in the past day. And when it determines with YES in step S384, CPU65 transfers to step S386 and updates the maximum number of out balls. This is performed by adding 1 to the data of the maximum number of balls currently stored in the HDD 56. On the other hand, when the process of NO or step S386 is completed in step S384, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S388, where the updated number of out balls is subtracted from the current number of safe balls to calculate the number of difference balls, The number of difference balls for today in the basic data stored in the HDD 56 is updated to the calculated number of difference balls. Furthermore, if the calculated difference in the number of balls of the day exceeds the maximum difference of the past day, the data of the maximum difference in the number of balls stored in the HDD 56 is also included in the calculated difference in the number of balls. Update.

  Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S390, calculates the cumulative operating time from the updated number of out balls / 100 (minutes), and calculates the cumulative operating time of the basic data stored in the HDD 56 today. Update to the cumulative operating time. Furthermore, if the calculated cumulative operating time of today exceeds the maximum cumulative operating time of the past day, the data of the maximum cumulative operating time stored in the HDD 56 is also included in the calculated cumulative operating time. Update. Therefore, when this out ball processing is executed, in the basic data display processing, the number displayed in today's out ball number display section 37 in the basic data table 55 is incremented by 1, and the maximum number of out balls in the past day If it is determined that the maximum number of out balls is displayed, 1 is added to the display number of the maximum number of out balls display portion 37. In addition, in the basic data table 55, the display number of the current difference number display unit 39 and the display time of the operation time display unit 40 are also updated and displayed, and the maximum difference number and cumulative operation time of the past day are displayed. If it is determined that the time has been exceeded, the maximum display number of the difference ball number display unit 39 and the display time of the operation time display unit 40 are also updated and displayed. And CPU65 complete | finishes this out ball | bowl process, after finishing the process of step S390. The out ball processing is performed in real time as described above, but this processing is performed every predetermined time (for example, every minute) or every time a predetermined number of out balls are generated. You may make it perform an update process (for example, every 10 occurrences).

  Returning to FIG. 36, when the out ball processing is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S400 and performs the safe ball processing here. This safe ball processing is executed by inputting a safe ball signal sent to the control unit 64 every time a safe ball is generated in the pachinko machine 2. Although illustration is omitted, when this safe ball is executed, the CPU 65 updates the number of safe balls of today among the basic data stored in the HDD 56. This is performed by adding a predetermined number (the number of safe balls corresponding to one safe ball signal) of today's safe ball number data currently stored in the HDD 56. Furthermore, if the updated number of safe balls of today exceeds the maximum number of safe balls of the past day, the maximum number of safe balls is updated. This is performed by adding a predetermined number of data of the maximum number of safe balls stored in the HDD 56.

  Also, the current number of out balls is subtracted from the updated number of safe balls to calculate the number of difference balls, and the number of today's differences in the basic data stored in the HDD 56 is updated to the calculated number of difference balls. Furthermore, if the calculated difference in the number of balls of the day exceeds the maximum difference of the past day, the data of the maximum difference in the number of balls stored in the HDD 56 is also included in the calculated difference in the number of balls. Update. Therefore, when this safe ball processing is executed, in the basic data display processing described above, a predetermined number is added to the display number of today's safe ball number display section 38 in the basic data table 55, and the maximum safe ball of the past day is added. When it is determined that the number exceeds the predetermined number, the display number of the maximum safe ball number display unit 38 is also added and displayed. Further, in the basic data table 55, the display number of the current difference number display unit 39 is also updated and displayed, and if it is determined that the maximum difference number of the past day has been exceeded, The display number of the difference ball number display unit 39 is also updated and displayed. And CPU65 complete | finishes this game information input process, after finishing the process of step S400.

  This game information input process is also performed in the calling lamp 7 in the same manner as described above, and the game information display device 24 in the game information display apparatus 24 is stored in the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90 in the same manner. Stored (stored when YES is determined in step S4 in FIG. 16). That is, data stored in the HDD 56 of the game information display device 24 and the EEPROM 156 of the calling lamp 7 is also stored in the HDD 92 of the hall management computer 90.

  Next, specific display modes of evaluation data displayed on the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 will be described with reference to FIG. Since the evaluation data displayed on the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 are the same, the game information display device 24 will be described here as an example. FIG. 40 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 of the game information display device 24 after the machine number, model name, and jackpot probability are newly set. Here, the group setting is assumed to be set to 1.

  When the model of the pachinko machine 2 is changed due to replacement of a new machine at the amusement hall, a store clerk before opening the shop or the like, the hall management computer 90 uses the hall management computer 90 to display the new pachinko machine 2 machine number (138), model Set the name (******) and jackpot probability (1/314). When the evaluation data is displayed on the data display unit 30 after making these settings, as shown in FIG. 40, the unit number 138 of the pachinko machine 2 is displayed on the unit number display unit 29 and the model name display unit 31 is displayed. The model name *** of the pachinko machine 2 is displayed on the jackpot probability display unit 32, and the jackpot probability 1/314 of the pachinko machine 2 is displayed. The jackpot start number display unit 75 and the humming number display unit 76 are displayed. In the average start number display section 77, 0 is displayed.

  At this time, the GOOD display does not appear in the GOOD display section 78, but this is omitted in the above description, but the HDD 56 stores the number of jackpot start times up to the history order “10” and the probability variation data. This is because the GOOD display section 78 does not appear regardless of the display of the hummar count display section 76 and the average start count display section 77 (the same applies to the upper lamp section 26). This is because the reliability of the GOOD display section 78 (upper lamp section 26) decreases when the accumulated data is small. Accordingly, when the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 is switched and displayed by the switching unit 73 or the probability variation excluding unit 74, if at least one of the 10 bar graphs to be displayed is not stored, that is, When the graph display unit 70 cannot display all 10 bar graphs, the GOOD display does not appear in the GOOD display unit 78.

  Further, the history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so as to light up, and the scale display unit 71 displays the maximum value that can display a bar graph based on the set jackpot probability 1/314 and the group data of the setting 1 Is set to 600 of group F (see FIG. 18). In this case, ten dots constituting one bar graph are displayed so that one dot is lit if the number of start times of the big hit is in the range of 1 to 60, and the number of start times of the big hit is 61 to 120. In the following range, the display is such that two dots are lit. In the case where the display is performed so that all the ten dots are lit, the number of big hits is 541 or more. Further, in the case of this group F, the number of start-ups for big hits that are humorous is 300. The digital display unit 80 displays 0, and the comment display unit 79 displays character information indicating that no bar graph data is accumulated.

  Now, after the set number, model name, and jackpot probability have been set, a predetermined period of time has passed, game data is accumulated by the operation of the pachinko machine 2, and the display mode of the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 is shown in FIG. Suppose that Assume that the game data stored in the HDD 56 at this time is as shown in FIG. FIG. 41 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 in a normal state (a state in which the switching unit 73 and the probability variation exclusion unit 74 are not operated). FIG. 42 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of game data stored in the HDD 56. In FIG. 42, storage of the HDD 56 related to basic data is omitted.

  In FIG. 41, 138 is displayed in the unit number display section 29, *** is displayed in the model name display section 31, 1/314 is displayed in the big hit probability display section 32, and 127 is displayed in the big hit start number display section 75. The scale display unit 71 displays a scale having a maximum value of 600. The history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so that the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 is displayed from the past one to the past ten times corresponding to the history order “1” to “10” of the HDD 56. The number of starts for the jackpot is displayed. However, in this state, it is assumed that the probability variation excluding unit 74 is not effective. The jackpot start times indicated by the bar graph are 157, 58, 69, 1535, 113, 41, 23, 6, 35, in order from the past one to the past ten times as displayed on the digital display unit 80. It is 230, and it is only 1535 of the past four that exceeds 300 times of the jackpot start that becomes a humor. Therefore, in the bar graph indicating 1535, a portion exceeding 300 is displayed in red, a portion below 300 is displayed in white, and 1 is displayed in the hummar count display portion 76.

  Of the bar graphs from the past 1 to the past 10 times, the bar graphs whose game state is probable are the past 2 times 58, the past 3 times 69, the past 7 times 23, the past 8 times 6 and the past 9 times. Since it is 35, the bar graphs showing these are displayed in blue regardless of the number of start of the jackpot. Of the bar graphs from the past 1 to the past 10 times, the bar graphs indicating the past 157, the past 5 times 113, the past 6 times 41, and the past 10 times 230 are 300 or less and are displayed in white. Is done. In addition, since the average value of the number of start of the big hit between the past 1 to the past 10 is 223, 223 is displayed on the average start number display portion 77. Since the display of the number of times display section 76 is 1 or less and the display of the average start number display section 77 is 223 smaller than the denominator 314 of the big hit probability displayed by the big hit probability display section 32, the GOOD display section 78 The GOOD display has appeared, and in this case, the upper lamp unit 26 is also lit to notify that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform. The comment display unit 79 displays normal character information when the switching unit 73 and the probability variation excluding unit 74 are not operated.

  When the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. 41 and the customer operates the switching unit 73 once, the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. FIG. 43 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when the switching unit 73 is operated once. As shown in FIG. 43, when the switching unit 73 is operated once, the history display unit 72 displays so that 11 to 20 are lit, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 indicates the history order “11” to “11” of the HDD 56. The number of start of the jackpot between the past 11 to the past 20 corresponding to “20” is displayed. As shown in the digital display unit 80, the number of starts for the big hit indicated by the bar graph is 358, 640, 72, 18, 26, 87, 495, 1103, 8, in order from the past 11 to the past 20. There are four cases where the number of start of the jackpot between jackpots that is 3 is over 300, the past 11 times 358, the past 12 times 640, the past 17 times 495, and the past 18 times 1103. Accordingly, in the bar graphs indicating these, portions exceeding 300 are displayed in red, portions below 300 are displayed in white, and 4 is displayed in the hummar count display portion 76.

  Of the bar graphs of the past 11 to the past 20 times, the bar graphs with a certain change in the gaming state are the past 13 times 72, the past 14 times 18, the past 15 times 26, the past 16 times 87, and the past 19 times. 8. Since it is 3 in the past 20 times, the bar graph indicating these is displayed in blue. In addition, since the average value of the number of hits between big hits from the past 11 to the past 20 is 281, 281 is displayed on the average start number display portion 77. The display of the average start number display unit 77 is 223, which is smaller than the denominator 314 of the big hit probability displayed by the big hit probability display unit 32, but the display of the number of times display unit 76 is more than 3, so that the GOOD display The GOOD display does not appear in the part 78, and in this case, the upper lamp part 26 is also turned off. The comment display unit 79 displays character information when the switching unit 73 is operated once.

  Further, when the customer operates the switching unit 73 once more within a predetermined time (for example, within 1 minute) in the state shown in FIG. In the aspect, the history display unit 72 displays 21 to 30 so that the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 is a big hit from the past 21 to the past 30 corresponding to the history order “21” to “30” of the HDD 56. The number of inter-starts is displayed in a color scheme according to the above. Then, based on the data of the bar graphs from the past 21 to the past 30 times, values are displayed on the hummary number display unit 76 and the average start number display unit 77 according to the above, and the display / non-display of the GOOD display unit 78 and the upper part On / off of the lamp unit 26 is set, a value is displayed on the digital display unit 80, and character information when the switching unit 73 is operated twice is displayed on the comment display unit 79.

  In addition, after operating the switching unit 73, when the customer does not operate the switching unit 73 again within a predetermined time (for example, within 1 minute) or when the history display unit 72 is turned on. If the customer operates the switching unit 73 once more within a predetermined time (for example, within 1 minute) from the state of being displayed, the evaluation data display mode returns to the original state shown in FIG.

  On the other hand, when the customer operates the probability variation excluding unit 74 with the evaluation data display mode shown in FIG. 41 or 43, the evaluation data display mode is as shown in FIG. 44 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when the probability variation excluding unit 74 is operated. As shown in FIG. 44, when the probability variation excluding unit 74 is operated, the history display unit 72 displays 1 to 10 so as to light up, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 indicates the history order “1” to “ Among the data for the number of big hits “99”, the data excluding the number of big hits corresponding to probability change “1” indicating that the gaming state is in a probable state is displayed from the youngest number in the history order. .

  As shown on the digital display unit 80, the number of start of the big hit shown by the bar graph is 157 in the past, 1535 in the past, 1535 in the past, 113 in the past, 41 in the past, 41 in the past, and 10 in the past. 230, 11 times 358, 12 times 640, 17 times 495, 18 times 1103, 21 times 189. There are 5 times: 4 times, 11 times in the past, 12 times in the past, 17 times in the past, 18 times in the past. Therefore, in the bar graphs indicating these, the portion exceeding 300 is displayed in red, the portion below 300 is displayed in white, and 5 is displayed in the hummar count display portion 76. In addition, the bar graph indicating the past 157, the past 5 113, the past 6 41, the past 10 230, and the past 21 189 is 300 or less and is displayed in white. Since the average value of these bar graphs is 486, 486 is displayed on the average start number display section 77. Then, since the display of the hammer count display section 76 exceeds 3, or the display of the average start count display section 77 is 486 which is the denominator 314 or more of the big hit probability displayed by the big hit probability display section 32, the GOOD display section 78 No GOOD display appears, and in this case, the upper lamp portion 26 is also turned off. The comment display section 79 displays character information when the probability variation excluding section 74 is operated.

  When the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. 44 and the customer operates the switching unit 73 once within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes), although not shown, the display mode of the evaluation data is omitted. The history display unit 72 displays 11 to 20 so that the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 excludes the 10 data shown in FIG. 10 more are displayed from the next youngest number in the history order. 44, the customer operates the switching unit 73 twice within a predetermined time period (for example, within 3 minutes) (the operation interval of the switching unit 73 is within a predetermined time period (for example, 1 minute)). )), The history display unit 72 displays so that 21 to 30 are lit, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 70 similarly shows the next history among the data of the number of starts for the jackpot excluding the probability change of the HDD 56. Display 10 more from the lowest number. Then, based on the fact that the graph display unit 70 displays such a bar graph, the values are displayed on the hummary number display unit 76 and the average start number display unit 77 according to the above, and the GOOD display unit 78 is displayed / not displayed. The display and lighting / extinction of the upper lamp unit 26 are set, a value is displayed on the digital display unit 80, and character information when the switching unit 73 is operated is displayed on the comment display unit 79.

  Further, in the state where the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. 44, the customer operates the switching unit 73 three times within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes) (the operation interval of the switching unit 73 is within the predetermined time (for example, Within one minute)), the display mode of the evaluation data returns to the state shown in FIG. 44 again. On the other hand, when the customer does not operate the probability variation exclusion unit 74 again within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes) after operating the probability variation exclusion unit 74, that is, the effective time of the probability variation exclusion unit 74 has elapsed. At that time, the display mode of the evaluation data returns to the original state shown in FIG.

  Next, a display mode of evaluation data in the data display unit 30 when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit will be described. When the display mode of the evaluation data is in the state shown in FIG. 41, if the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit, that is, if 127 is displayed on the big hit start number display section 75 and then the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit, the display mode of the evaluation data Is as shown in FIG. FIG. 45 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit.

  As shown in FIG. 45, when the pachinko machine 2 hits the jackpot, the data in the history order “0” to “99” (see FIG. 42) stored in the HDD 56 slides downward by one, and the number of hits between jackpots The jackpot start count (start count of history order “0”) on the display unit 75 is reset to zero. The bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 70 is slid to the right by one, and the bar graph corresponding to 1 in the history display unit 72 is displayed in 2 in the history display unit 72 and 2 in the history display unit 72. The bar graph corresponding to 1 corresponds to 3 in the history display portion 72. Therefore, the bar graph corresponding to 10 in the history display section 72 is not displayed in FIG. On the other hand, a bar graph indicating 127 displayed in the jackpot start count display section 75 (start count stored in history order “0”) 127 is displayed at the bar graph corresponding to 1 in the history display section 72. Will be. In this case, since it is not a big hit in the probability change state, 0 is stored in the probability change of the history order “1”, and the number of start times for the big hit is equal to or less than the number of start times (300). The bar graph corresponding to is displayed in white.

  Based on the updated bar graph data from the past 1 to the past 10 times, values are displayed on the hummar count display section 76 and the average start count display section 77 according to the above, and the GOOD display section 78 is displayed / not displayed. The display and lighting / extinction of the upper lamp unit 26 are set, and the value is displayed on the digital display unit 80 (1 is displayed on the hammer count display unit 76, 216 is displayed on the average start count display unit 77, and GOOD display is displayed. The GOOD display of the section 78 appears, the upper lamp section 26 lights up, and 127, 157, 58, 69, 1535, 113, 41, 23, 6, 35 are displayed on the digital display section 80 from the left). The comment display unit 79 displays character information indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in a big hit state and that the switching unit 73 and the probability variation excluding unit 74 are not operated.

  Next, a display mode of evaluation data when a big hit probability different from the above big hit probability 1/314 is set will be described. FIG. 46 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 on the data display unit 30 when a relatively high probability 1/152 is set as the big hit probability. As shown in FIG. 46, in this case, the scale display unit 71 sets the maximum value that can be displayed on the bar graph to 300 of group C based on the jackpot probability and the group data of setting 1 (see FIG. 18). Further, in the case of this group C, the number of start-ups for big hits that are humorous is 150.

  In FIG. 46, it is assumed that the same game data is stored except that the jackpot probability is different from FIG. 41 described above (that is, the game data stored in the HDD 56 shown in FIG. 46 is the same). When comparing the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 70 of FIG. 46 with the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 70 of FIG. 41, the bar graph of FIG. 46 generally has more dots lit. Thus, the number of bar graphs including the red display is 3, that is, 3 is displayed in the humiliation count display section 76. Since the number of times displayed in the average start number display section 77 is the same in FIG. 41 and FIG. 46, the GOOD display section 78 in FIG. Since the number of times is 223 which is larger than the denominator 152 of the big hit probability, the GOOD display does not appear, and the upper lamp unit 26 is also turned off.

  Next, the display mode of the evaluation data when 1/438 is set as the big hit probability will be described. FIG. 47 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when a relatively low probability of 1/438 is set as the big hit probability. As shown in FIG. 47, in this case, the scale display unit 71 sets the maximum value that can be displayed on the bar graph to 900 of group I based on the jackpot probability and the group data of setting 1 (see FIG. 18). Further, in the case of this group I, the number of start-ups for big hits that are humorous is 450.

  In FIG. 47, it is assumed that the same game data is stored except that the jackpot probability is different from FIG. 43 described above (that is, the game data stored in the HDD 56 shown in FIG. 47 is the same). When comparing the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 70 of FIG. 47 and the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 70 of FIG. 43, the bar graph of FIG. Thus, the number of bar graphs including the red display is 3, that is, 3 is displayed in the humiliation count display section 76. Since the number of times displayed on the average start number display portion 77 is the same in FIG. 43 and FIG. 47, therefore, in FIG. Since the number of times is 281 smaller than the denominator 438 of the big hit probability, the GOOD display appears and the upper lamp unit 26 is also lit.

  As described above, the specific display mode of the evaluation data displayed by the data display unit 30 has been described with reference to FIGS. 40 to 47, but as described above, in this description, the group setting is set to 1. It is supposed to be. If the game data stored in the HDD 56 is the same (see FIG. 42) and the group setting is set to 2 (see FIG. 19), although not shown, the evaluation data display mode Compared with the above setting 1, the number of lit dots is generally reduced, the number of bar graphs including a red display is reduced, the number of hammering is reduced, the GOOD display is more likely to appear, and the upper lamp unit 26 Will also light up. In addition, when the game data stored in the HDD 56 is the same and the group setting is set to 3 (see FIG. 20), the number of lighted dots is generally smaller than that in the case of setting 2. Thus, the number of bar graphs including the red display is reduced, the number of humming is reduced, the GOOD display is likely to appear, and the upper lamp unit 26 is also easily lit. This is because, for the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2, the value of the start number, the average number of times, and the maximum value of the bar graph that are humming are set in the order of setting 3, setting 2, and setting 1.

The specific display mode of the evaluation data displayed on the data display unit 130 of the calling lamp 7 is also performed according to the above.
Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In other embodiments, the description of the same configuration as that of the above-described embodiment will be omitted, and different configurations will be mainly described. Also, in the other embodiments, the display contents of the data display unit 130 and the data display unit 30 of the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 are almost the same. The data display unit 30 will be described.

  First, FIG. 48 is an explanatory view showing a display screen of the data display unit 30 corresponding to FIG. That is, the display screen shown in FIG. 48 is a screen that displays the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 of the selected machine number, and is a cumulative start number display unit 175, a probability variation excluded start number display unit 176, an actual big hit probability display unit 177, A GOOD display section 78, a comment display section 79, a probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display section 181 and the like are displayed. Also in this figure, as in FIG. 8B, the unit number, model name, and jackpot probability of the selected pachinko machine 2 are displayed in the unit number display unit 29, model name display unit 31, and jackpot probability display unit 32. It is displayed.

  The cumulative start number display unit 175 provided on the upper right side of the data display unit 30 displays a four-digit number. The cumulative start number display unit 175 is the basic data table 55 (see FIG. 9). The same number as the cumulative start number display unit 36 for the current day, that is, the cumulative number of the current start number is displayed. The probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 provided on the right side of the cumulative start number display unit 175 displays a 4-digit number. The probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 is a start in the present probability variation state. Displays the total number of start times excluding the number of times.

  The actual big hit probability display portion 177 provided below the cumulative start number display portion 175 displays a fraction having a denominator of three digits (numerator is 1), similar to the big hit probability display portion 32 described above. The actual jackpot probability display unit 177 indicates the number of today's jackpots displayed on the current day's jackpot number display unit 33 (see FIG. 9) as the current day's cumulative start number displayed on the cumulative start number display units 36 and 175. The divided value, that is, the actual jackpot probability of today of the pachinko machine 2 is displayed. Accordingly, the actual big hit probability displayed on the real big hit probability display unit 177 becomes a big hit, or the display of the today's big hit number display unit 33 or the cumulative start number display units 36 and 175 is updated when a slot game is performed. It changes every time.

  Like the big hit probability display part 32 described above, the probability variation excluded real big hit probability display part 181 provided on the right side of the real big hit probability display part 177 displays a fraction with a denominator of three digits (numerator is 1). The probability variation exclusion actual jackpot probability display unit 181 displays a value obtained by subtracting the number of big hits in the probability variation state from the number of today's big hits displayed by the today's jackpot number display unit 33, and the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 displays the value. The value divided by the number of start of probability change exclusion, that is, the jackpot probability other than the actual probability change state of the pachinko machine 2 of today is displayed. Therefore, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability displayed by the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 is a jackpot other than the probability variation state, or a slot game is performed in a state other than the probability variation state, and today's jackpot number display portion 33 or probability variation exclusion. It changes each time the display of the start number display section 176 is updated.

  Next, the evaluation data display process executed by the control unit 64 will be described. FIG. 49 is a flowchart corresponding to FIG. 28 and showing an evaluation data display process executed by the control unit 64. When the evaluation data display process is started, the CPU 65 in step S1140, the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the HDD 56, that is, the number of starts and the probability variation of the history order “0” to “99”. Data (see FIG. 14) and the above-mentioned cumulative start count for today are read out. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1144 and sets data of the number of start times to be displayed on the cumulative start number display unit 175. This is performed by the CPU 65 loading the current cumulative start number read from the HDD 56 into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67.

  Next, proceeding to step S1146, the CPU 65 sets data of the number of start times to be displayed on the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176. This is the number of times that the CPU 65 subtracts the start count in the probabilistic state from the cumulative start count of today read from the HDD 56, that is, today when the pachinko machine 2 is in the normal (low probability) jackpot probability state. The cumulative start number is loaded into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. It should be noted that today's cumulative start number (probability change exclusion start number) when the pachinko machine 2 is in a normal (low probability) big hit probability state is stored in the RAM 67 in step S1364 of the start process described later. It is like that.

  When the process of step S1146 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1192 and sets the data for the actual big hit probability to be displayed on the real big hit probability display unit 177. This is because the CPU 65 loads the number of today's big hits read from the RAM 67 by the number of today's cumulative start times, that is, the actual big hit probability of today's pachinko machine 2 to a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. To do. The actual big hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 today is stored in the RAM 67 in step S1314 of the big hit process and step S1370 of the start process which will be described later.

  When the process of step S1192 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1212 and sets the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability data to be displayed on the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 here. This is the number of times the CPU 65 has read the probability variation excluded actual big hit number read from the RAM 67 by the actual variation excluded actual cumulative start number, that is, the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 other than the current actual probability changed state of the RAM 67. This is done by loading into the storage area. Note that the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 other than the actual probability change state of the present day is stored in the RAM 67 in step S1318 of the jackpot process and step S1366 of the start process which will be described later.

  When the process of step S1212 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1232, and performs a GOOD display unit setting process for setting the display of the GOOD display unit 78 that appears when the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 is excellent. Do. FIG. 50 corresponds to FIG. 33 described above, and is a flowchart showing a GOOD display unit setting process executed by the control unit 64. When the GOOD display unit setting process is started, first, in step S1234, the CPU 65 displays the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability value displayed on the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 on the jackpot probability display unit 32. It is determined whether or not it is greater than the value of the big hit probability. If YES is determined in step S1234, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1238 and performs setting for displaying the GOOD display on the GOOD display unit 78.

  On the other hand, if NO is determined in step S1234, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1236, where the actual big hit probability value displayed on the real big hit probability display unit 177 is displayed on the big hit probability display unit 32. It is determined whether or not the jackpot probability is greater than the value. If YES is determined in step S1236, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1238 and performs setting for displaying the GOOD display on the GOOD display unit 78. On the other hand, when it is determined NO in step S1236, or when the process of step S1238 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the GOOD display unit setting process.

  In other words, in the GOOD display section setting process, the pachinko machine 2 is operated and a big hit or a slot game is played (a big hit process and a start process described later are performed). When the value of the probability or the actual big hit probability is equal to or higher than the big hit probability set in advance for the pachinko machine 2, a GOOD display appears on the GOOD display unit 78.

  Returning to FIG. 49, when the GOOD display unit setting process in step S1232 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1240, where predetermined character information (explanation of various evaluation data and explanation of operation) displayed on the comment display unit 79 is displayed. Etc.). This is done by reading the data for the comment display unit 79 stored in the ROM 66 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 67. When the processing of step S1240 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1242 and drives and controls a driver circuit (not shown) via the output circuit 58 based on the data set in the RAM 67 in steps S1140 to S1240. As a result, the evaluation data is displayed on the data display unit 30.

  That is, in step S1140 to step S1242 of the evaluation data display process, the machine number of the pachinko machine 2 is pressed on the screen shown in FIG. 8A, and the evaluation data section 54 is displayed on the screen shown in FIG. 8B. 48, the base number, model name, jackpot probability and evaluation data (cumulative start count, probability variation exclusion start count, actual jackpot probability, probability variation exclusion actual jackpot probability, GOOD display shown in FIG. ) Is displayed on the data display unit 30.

  Then, when the process of step S1242 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1244, where, like the GOOD display unit 78, the upper lamp unit 26 that automatically turns on when the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 is excellent. The upper lamp part lighting process for setting whether or not to turn on is performed. FIG. 51 is a flowchart showing the upper lamp unit lighting process executed by the control unit 64. When the upper lamp unit lighting process is started, first, in step S1245, the CPU 65 determines whether or not the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability value is equal to or larger than the big hit probability value in the same manner as in step S1234. . If YES is determined in step S1245, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1247 and performs a process of turning on the upper lamp unit 26 in purple.

  On the other hand, if NO is determined in step S1245, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1246 and determines whether or not the value of the actual big hit probability is equal to or larger than the value of the big hit probability as in step S1236. To do. If YES is determined in step S1246, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1248 and performs a process of lighting the upper lamp unit 26 in red. On the other hand, if NO in step S1246, the process of step S1247 or step S1248 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the upper lamp unit lighting process.

  That is, in the upper lamp lighting process, the pachinko machine 2 is operated and a big hit or a slot game is performed (a big hit process and a start process, which will be described later, are performed) as in the above-described GOOD display setting process. When the value of the probability change exclusion actual jackpot probability or the actual jackpot probability that changes every moment is equal to or greater than the jackpot probability preset in the pachinko machine 2, the upper lamp unit 26 is turned on. Here, the upper lamp portion 26 is lit in purple when the probability change exclusion actual jackpot probability is greater than or equal to the jackpot probability, and red when the actual jackpot probability is greater than or equal to the jackpot probability. This is because it is informed that the one where the upper lamp portion 26 lights in purple is an excellent stand. The upper lamp unit 26 is turned on by driving and controlling a driver circuit (not shown) via the output circuit 58. Then, when the upper lamp unit lighting process in step S1244 is completed, the CPU 65 ends the evaluation data display process.

  Next, the jackpot process and the start process among the processes executed by the control unit 64 of the game information display device 24 when collecting operation data of the pachinko machine 2 from the hall management computer 90 will be described. First, the big hit process will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 52 corresponds to FIG. 37 described above and is a flowchart showing the jackpot process executed by the control unit 64. When the jackpot process is started, the CPU 65 performs the processes of steps S1304 to S1318. Of these processes, the steps S1304 to S1312 are the same as the processes of steps S304 to S311 of FIG. Therefore, explanation here is omitted. When the processing of step S1312 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1314, where the value displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 177 is updated based on the fact that the number of today's big hits is updated. To do. Specifically, in the evaluation data display process, the value obtained by dividing the updated number of today's jackpots by the number of today's cumulative starts displayed on the cumulative start number display unit 175 at the time when the jackpot occurs is the actual jackpot. It is displayed on the probability display part 177.

  When the processing of step S1314 is completed, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1316, and determines whether or not the current big hit is a big hit in the probability variation state. If NO is determined in step S1316, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1318 and displays the probability change excluded actual big hit probability display unit 181 based on the fact that the current big hit is not a big hit in the probability variation state. Update the displayed value. Specifically, in the evaluation data display process, the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 displays a value obtained by subtracting the number of big hits in today's probability change state from the updated number of today's big hits. The value divided by the certain probability exclusion start count is displayed on the probability variation exclusion actual hit probability display unit 181.

  In this case, the display / non-display of GOOD displayed on the GOOD display unit 78, the content displayed on the comment display unit 79, and the lighting / extinction of the upper lamp unit 26 are the actual jackpot probability updated by this jackpot process and the probability variation. It is displayed based on the data of the excluded actual big hit probability. Then, when the process of YES or step S1318 is completed in step S1316, the CPU 65 ends the jackpot process.

  Next, the start process will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 53 is a flowchart showing a start process executed by the control unit 64. When the start process is started, the CPU 65 first determines in step S1362 whether or not the gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 is certain. If NO is determined in step S1362, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1364 and updates the probability variation exclusion start count displayed on the probability variation exclusion start count display portion 176 here. This is performed by adding 1 to the data of the probability variation exclusion start number currently stored in the RAM 67. That is, the probability variation exclusion start count is incremented by 1 each time the process of step S1364 is performed and stored in the RAM 67. Therefore, when this start process is executed, in the evaluation data display process, the display count of the probability variation exclusion start count display unit 176 is added once and displayed.

  Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1366 and updates the value displayed on the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display unit 181 based on the updated probability variation exclusion start count. Specifically, in the evaluation data display process, the value obtained by subtracting the number of big hits in today's probability change state from the number of today's big hits is divided by the updated probability change exclusion start number, and the probability change excluded actual big hit probability display unit 181 is displayed. To display. On the other hand, when NO or step S1366 is completed in step S1362, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1368 and updates the cumulative start number displayed on the cumulative start number display unit 175 here. This is done by adding 1 to the accumulated start count data stored in the HDD 56. Therefore, when this start process is executed, in the basic data display process, the display count of today's cumulative start count display section 36 in the basic data table 55 is added once, and the evaluation data display process (see FIG. 27). Then, the display count of the cumulative start count display section 175 is added once and displayed.

  Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1370 and updates the value displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 177 based on the update of the cumulative start number. Specifically, in the evaluation data display process, a value obtained by dividing the number of today's jackpots by the updated cumulative number of starts is displayed on the actual jackpot probability display unit 177. Then, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1372, and determines whether or not the cumulative start number updated in step S1368 has exceeded the maximum cumulative start number of the past day. If YES is determined in step S1372, the CPU 65 proceeds to step S1374 and updates the cumulative start number. This is performed by adding 1 to the data of the maximum cumulative start number currently stored in the HDD 56. Therefore, when this start process is executed and it is determined YES in step S1372, the basic data display process adds the display count of the maximum accumulated start count display section 36 in the basic data table 55 by one. Will be displayed.

  In this case, the display / non-display of the GOOD displayed on the GOOD display unit 78, the content displayed on the comment display unit 79, and the lighting / extinction of the upper lamp unit 26 are the actual hit probability and the probability change updated by this start processing. It is displayed based on the data of the excluded actual big hit probability. Then, when NO or step S1374 is finished in step S1372, the CPU 65 finishes this start process.

  Next, a specific display mode of the evaluation data displayed by the data display unit 30 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. After the machine number, model name and jackpot probability are set in the pachinko machine 2 installed in the amusement hall, game data is accumulated by the operation of the pachinko machine 2 and the pachinko machine 2 is evaluated. Assume that the data display mode is as shown in FIG. It is assumed that the game data stored in the HDD 56 at this time is as shown in FIG. 54 corresponds to FIG. 41 described above, and is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a display mode of the evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30, and FIG. 55 corresponds to FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the game data which HDD56 has memorize | stored. In FIG. 55, a part of the storage of the HDD 56 related to basic data is omitted.

  In FIG. 54, 138 is displayed on the unit number display section 29, *** is displayed on the model name display section 31 and 1/314 is displayed on the jackpot probability display section 32. The number display portion 175 displays 3464, and the probability variation excluded start number display portion 176 that displays the total number of start times excluding the number of starts in today's probability variation state displays 3201. As shown in FIG. 55, today's jackpot number is 13 and today's probability change number is 6, and these are today's jackpot number display part 33 and today's probability change number display part. 34 (see FIG. 9).

  Since 3464 displayed by the cumulative start number display unit 175 is today's jackpot number is 13, it is a value obtained by integrating the number of start times in the history order “0” to “13” in FIG. In addition, since 3201 displayed by the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 is today's jackpot count is 13 and today's probability variation count is 6, the history order "0" to "13" in FIG. From the value obtained by integrating the number of start times, the number of start times in the order of history “2”, “3”, “7”, “8”, “9”, “13” that is the number of start times in probability change (history order in FIG. 55) Of “1” to “13”, the start count corresponding to the probability variation data corresponding to 1 may be subtracted (Note that in this description, in FIG. 55, the pachinko machine 2 (unit number 138) It is assumed that today's start count starts from 0 in the history order “13.” In addition, the history change order “13” has a probability variation data of 1, and thus today's start count starts from the beginning with probability variation. But these are theories Unlike actual and in what the to facilitate, and also in the following description).

  Here, 1/266 is displayed in the actual jackpot probability display section 177 for displaying the actual jackpot probability of the present day, and the probability change excluded actual jackpot probability display for displaying the jackpot probability other than the actual probability change state of the present day is displayed. In the part 181, 1/457 is displayed. 1/266 displayed in the actual big hit probability display section 177 is calculated as 13/3464 because the number of today's big hits is 13 and the cumulative number of starts is 3464. Further, 1/457 displayed in the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display section 181 is today's number of big hits is 13, today's number of certainty changes is 6, and probability variation excluded start times is 3201, therefore (13-6) / 3201 is calculated.

  And the display of the actual big hit probability display unit 177 is 1/266, which is larger than 1/314 displayed by the big hit probability display unit 32, that is, the actual big hit probability display value is set in the pachinko machine 2. Therefore, a GOOD display appears on the GOOD display section 78 to notify that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent stand. Further, in this case, the display of the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 is 1/457, which is smaller than 1/314 displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 32, that is, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability. Since the value is smaller than the big hit probability set for the pachinko machine 2, the upper lamp unit 26 lights in red, notifying that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform, although not shown. The comment display section 79 displays character information indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform.

  Next, a display mode of evaluation data in the data display unit 30 when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit will be described. The display mode of the evaluation data is as shown in FIG. 54 (the current jackpot start count stored in the history order “0” of the HDD 56 is 127), and a predetermined time has elapsed, and the start count (of the pachinko machine 2) (The gaming state is not a certain change), but when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit when it is further increased 1000 times, the display mode of the evaluation data is as shown in FIG. FIG. 56 corresponds to FIG. 45 described above, and is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit.

  As shown in FIG. 56, when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit, the data in the history order “0” to “99” stored in the HDD 56 (see FIG. 55, but the start count of the history order “0” is 1127). Slides downward by one, and the start count and probability variation data in the history order “0” are reset to zero. The accumulated start number display section 175 for displaying the accumulated number of start times for today displays 4464, and the probability variation excluded start number display for displaying the accumulated number of start times excluding the start number for today's certainty variation state. In the part 176, 4201 is displayed. At this time, today's jackpot count is 14 and today's probability change count is 6, and these are displayed on today's jackpot count display section 33 and today's probability change count display section 34 of the basic data table 55. It will be.

  4464 displayed by the cumulative start number display unit 175 has 14 as the number of today's jackpots. Therefore, the number of starts in the history order “1” to “13” in FIG. 55 (before sliding with the current jackpot) The current jackpot start count 1127 may be added to the value obtained by integrating the history orders “1” to “13”. Further, since 4201 displayed by the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 has today's jackpot count of 14 and today's probability variation count of 6, the history order "1" to "13" in FIG. The sum of the current number of start times 1127 to the value obtained by adding the current number of start times 1127 to 13 (the number of start times in the history order “1” to “13” before sliding with the current big hit) is added to the value obtained by adding Number of start times of order “2”, “3”, “7”, “8”, “9”, “13” (history order “2”, “3”, “7”, “8”, “9”, “13” start counts) may be subtracted.

  Here, 1/318 is displayed in the actual jackpot probability display unit 177 for displaying the actual jackpot probability of the present day, and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display for displaying the jackpot probability other than the actual probability change state of the present day is displayed. The part 181 displays 1/525. 1/318 displayed by the actual big hit probability display portion 177 is calculated as 14/4464 because the number of today's big hits is 14 and the cumulative number of start times is 4464. In addition, 1/525 displayed by the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 is 14 for today's jackpot, 6 for today's certainty, and 4201 for certain variation exclusion, so (14-6) / 4201 is calculated.

  The actual big hit probability display unit 177 displays 1/318, which is smaller than 1/314 displayed by the big hit probability display unit 32. Therefore, the GOOD display does not appear on the GOOD display portion 78, and in this case, although not shown, the upper lamp portion 26 is also turned off. The comment display section 79 displays character information indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is not an excellent platform.

  Next, a display mode of evaluation data when a big hit probability different from the above big hit probability 1/314 is set will be described. FIG. 57 corresponds to FIG. 46 described above, and an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when a relatively high probability 1/152 is set as the jackpot probability. It is explanatory drawing shown. In FIG. 57, it is assumed that the same game data is stored except that the jackpot probability is different from that in FIG. 54 (that is, the game data stored in the HDD 56 shown in FIG. 57 is the same).

  As shown in FIG. 57, 1/266 is displayed on the actual jackpot probability display portion 177, and 1/457 is displayed on the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display portion 181. 32 is smaller than the displayed 1/152, the GOOD display does not appear on the GOOD display section 78. In this case, although not shown, the upper lamp section 26 is also turned off. The comment display section 79 displays character information indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is not an excellent platform.

  Next, a display mode of evaluation data when 1/468 is set as the big hit probability will be described. FIG. 58 corresponds to FIG. 47 described above, and an example of a display mode of evaluation data of the pachinko machine 2 in the data display unit 30 when a relatively low probability 1/468 is set as the jackpot probability. It is explanatory drawing shown. In FIG. 58, it is assumed that the same game data is stored except that the jackpot probability is different from FIG. 54 described above (that is, the game data stored in the HDD 56 shown in FIG. 58 and the same).

  As shown in FIG. 58, 1/266 is displayed on the actual jackpot probability display portion 177, and 1/457 is displayed on the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display portion 181. 32 is larger than 1/468, so that a GOOD display appears in the GOOD display section 78. In this case, although not shown, the upper lamp section 26 is also lit in purple and the pachinko is displayed. The machine 2 is informed that it is the best stand. The comment display section 79 displays character information indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform.

  As is clear from the above description, in the game information display system according to the present invention, the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 can be collectively set from the hall management computer 90 to the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24. The call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 can provide game information in an optimal display mode for the pachinko machine 2 based on the set jackpot probability. That is, in the game information display system according to the present invention, the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 can display highly accurate and highly reliable game information for all pachinko machines 2 of different models. Makes it possible to appropriately select an excellent platform from among a plurality of types of pachinko machines 2.

  In particular, in the above-described embodiment, the bar graphs of the data display unit 130 and the data display unit 30 show the same display mode in the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 even between the pachinko machines 2 with slightly different jackpot probabilities. That is, the display mode of the bar graph is set from a predetermined number of groups based on the jackpot probability (or the number of hits between jackpots calculated based on the jackpot probability), and the same group is the same bar graph The display mode is as follows. For example, if all bar graph display modes are made different for each pachinko machine 2 having different jackpot probabilities (different models), that is, if there are many bar graph display modes, a customer may have multiple types of pachinko machines. However, in the game information display system according to the present invention, the same display mode is used even between pachinko machines 2 having slightly different jackpot probabilities. Since it can be taken, the customer can surely choose the superior stand.

  In addition, the average number of jackpot start that becomes a humiliation is different for each group, the bar graph display mode is displayed in a different color (red) where the average number of times is exceeded, and for each group The maximum value of the jackpot start that can be displayed in the bar graph is different (in the above-described embodiment, the maximum value is twice the average number of jackpot start that becomes a humor). For example, if the maximum value of the big hit start is fixed to a large value for each group with a margin, the bar graph will generally become smaller, so in such a bar graph, a different color (red) ) Tends to be smaller, making it difficult for customers to see. However, if the maximum value of this bar graph is different for each group as in the above embodiment, the optimal display mode suitable for each group can be taken, and the customer can grasp game data very easily. can do.

  Also, in the bar graph display, when a big hit is made with probability change, it is displayed in a different color (blue) regardless of the number of start of the big hit, and further, the bar graph with big hit by this probability change is excluded. It is also possible to do this (probability change exclusion unit 74). Then, if the bar graph that was a big hit in this probability change is excluded, the actual number of appearances of the big hit start and the average number of big hit starts that are the humor are calculated from the data excluding the number of big hit starts in the probability change. Become so. In general, as a criterion for choosing an excellent platform, customers do not refer to the number of big hits at probability variation very much, but rather refer to the number of consecutive chants, and the average number of hits at jackpots should be the number of big hits at probability variation. Since the excluded data is used as a reference, therefore, the customer can easily select an excellent platform if such a function is provided as in the above embodiment.

  The call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 store a plurality of types of group settings in advance (setting 1, setting 2, setting 3, see FIGS. 18 to 20). The game hall side can collectively set desired group settings from the hall management computer 90 to the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24. As a result, for example, if the bar graph display is generally biased (display with a lot of red or white), such a display can be corrected by changing the group settings. It is possible to provide game information that is extremely convenient for the game hall and easy for the customer to understand.

  Further, in the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24, the pachinko machine is based on the predetermined value set for each group and the average number of appearances of jackpot start and the number of jackpot start times that are actually humorous. 2 displays an operation description and a display description of the notification device (GOOD display unit 78, upper lamp unit 126 and upper lamp unit 26), the data display unit 130, and the data display unit 30 that notify whether or not 2 is an excellent platform. Since the display device (comment display unit 79) is provided, the customer can more easily select the superior platform.

  On the other hand, in the other embodiment, the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 display the big hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 on the big hit probability display unit 32 and the actual big hit probability display unit 177 on the pachinko machine 2. The actual jackpot probability of today is displayed, and the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 other than the actual probability change state of the present day is displayed in the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181. Accordingly, the customer compares the jackpot probability displayed in the jackpot probability display unit 32 with the actual jackpot probability displayed in the actual jackpot probability display unit 177 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181. It becomes clear at a glance whether or not the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform.

  Also, in general, as a criterion for selecting an excellent platform, customers do not refer to the number of big hits at probability variation very much, and the actual jackpot probability at pachinko machine 2 is based on data excluding the big hit at probability variation. Therefore, as in the above-described other embodiments, if the probability variation excluded real jackpot probability display unit 181 that displays the jackpot probability other than the actual probability variation state is provided, the customer does not have to make an effort to make an excellent table. It becomes possible to choose.

  Further, the actual jackpot probability displayed by the actual jackpot probability display unit 177 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 is each time the slot game is executed (every time the start number is increased) and every time the jackpot is hit. Since the game information is calculated and displayed in real time, the game information is extremely accurate and highly reliable. Therefore, the customer can surely select an excellent table. In addition, based on the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 and the actual jackpot probability displayed on the actual jackpot probability display unit 177 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181, the pachinko machine 2 is similar to the above embodiment. Is provided in a timely manner as to whether or not is an excellent platform, and a display device that displays operation explanations and display explanations of the data display unit 130 and the data display unit 30. In addition, it becomes possible to select an excellent stand more easily.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention has been described based on drawing, a concrete structure is not limited to what was shown in embodiment, The change and addition in the range which does not deviate from the summary of this invention And the like are included in the present invention.

  In the above embodiment, the call lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 have 10 groups A to J as shown in FIGS. 18 to 20 as setting 1, setting 2 and setting 3 from the hall management computer 90. Although the group can be set in a lump, the number of groups set, the probability of jackpot in each group, the number of hits between big hits, the average number of times, and the maximum value of the bar graph are arbitrary, and may be set as appropriate. For example, the jackpot probability may be an average jackpot probability that takes into account the probability of hitting probability. In addition, the settings of the jackpot probability, the number of hits between big hits, the average number of times, and the maximum value of the bar graph in each group may be individually changed on the hall management computer 90. In this case, the group setting data may be stored in the HDD 56, the HDD 92, and the EEPROM 156 instead of being stored in the ROM 66, ROM 88, and ROM 154. Further, in the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24, As group setting data, only necessary data may be stored when transmitted from the hall management computer 90. Further, lighting conditions and lighting modes of the GOOD display section 78, the upper lamp section 126, and the upper lamp section 26 are arbitrary and may be set as appropriate. Also, in the graph showing the number of big hits in the past, it is possible to change the color scheme of the corresponding part of the graph in the same way as the big hit start in the probability variation state so that the number of big hits start in the short-time state can be understood. Good.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, the big hit probability display part 33 was provided in the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24, and the big hit probability of the corresponding pachinko machine 2 was displayed, but it does not display the big hit probability directly, which group It may be displayed so that it can be identified. By performing such a display, for example, when a customer searches for an excellent platform in the pachinko machine 2 with a high probability of jackpot, a display indicating that the customer belongs to a group with a high probability of jackpot and a notification that it is an excellent platform The user can easily search for a desired pachinko machine 2 simply by searching for a pachinko machine 2 that satisfies both of the requirements. In addition, as a method for displaying which group it belongs to in an identifiable manner, in the call lamp 7, a lamp unit (for example, the upper lamp unit 126 or the left lamp is used so that the customer can recognize it without approaching the call lamp 7). The light emission display by the part 127a and the right lamp part 127b) is good. By adopting such a display method, a desired pachinko machine 2 can be searched without entering a narrow passage between the pachinko islands 1. Also, information indicating the relationship between the group of jackpot probabilities and the display method may be displayed in the game hall. In this way, the customer can more easily find the desired pachinko machine 2.

  In the other embodiments, the actual jackpot probability displayed by the actual jackpot probability display unit 177 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 is displayed in real time as the number of start times increases. You may make it display excluding the present number of times of big hits when the big hit has not occurred. That is, in this case, the display of the actual big hit probability display unit 177 and the probability variation excluded real big hit probability display unit 181 is updated only when a big hit occurs. Further, the actual jackpot probability display unit 177 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 181 can display the actual jackpot probability not only today but one day ago, two days ago, or a predetermined period with a changeover switch or the like. Good.

  The jackpot probability displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 32 may be an average jackpot probability considering the normal state and the probability variation state of the pachinko machine 2, and in this case, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability is displayed. The display unit 181 is omitted, and if the actual jackpot probability displayed by the actual jackpot probability display unit 77 is equal to or greater than the average jackpot probability, a GOOD display appears on the GOOD display unit 78 or the upper lamp unit 126 and the upper lamp unit 26 are displayed. It can be turned on to notify that it is an excellent platform. Alternatively, in addition to the jackpot probability display section 32, a display section that displays the jackpot probability (probability variation jackpot probability) in the probability variation state of the pachinko machine 2 on the screen showing the evaluation data of the data display section 130 and the data display section 30. In this case, a display unit for displaying the actual jackpot probability in the probability variation state (probability actual jackpot probability) is further provided. If the probability variation actual jackpot probability is equal to or greater than the probability variation jackpot probability, a GOOD display unit 78 is provided. The GOOD display may appear, or the upper lamp unit 126 and the upper lamp unit 26 may be turned on to notify the superior stand.

  In the GOOD lamp part lighting process (see FIG. 50) and the upper lamp part lighting process (see FIG. 51) of the other embodiments, the actual big hit probability display unit 177 and the actual variation excluded real big hit probability display unit 181 display actual values. It is determined whether or not the pachinko machine 2 is excellent by comparing the jackpot probability of the jackpot with the jackpot probability displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 32. This is because the cumulative start number display unit 175 and the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 176 display the actual start number of today and the big hit number display unit 33 displayed by the big hit number display unit 33 for the first time when the minimum condition is added and the condition is satisfied. The actual jackpot probability may be compared with the jackpot probability to determine whether or not it is an excellent level. The minimum conditions include, for example, twice the reciprocal of the big hit probability as the number of start times and twice as the big hit probability. By doing so, it is possible to eliminate the excellent stand notification with too few trials (cumulative start number), so the customer can choose a highly reliable superior stand, that is, a certain number of trials (cumulative start number). It becomes possible to easily select the superior stand in the pachinko machine 2 that exceeds.

  Furthermore, based on the jackpot probability, actual jackpot probability, probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability, probability variation jackpot probability, probability variation actual jackpot probability, etc., the ranking information of all pachinko machines 2 installed in the game arcade is displayed in the game information display device 24. You may make it display on. Specifically, the actual jackpot probability and the jackpot probability set in advance in the pachinko machine 2 such as the actual jackpot probability / jackpot probability, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability / the probability variation jackpot probability, the probability variation actual jackpot probability / the probability variation jackpot probability, etc. A divergence rate may be calculated and ranking information of the pachinko machine 2 based on the divergence rate may be displayed. In this case, the ranking information of the pachinko machine 2 may be displayed as evaluation data on the data display unit 30 (may be displayed on the display screen of the data display unit 30 shown in FIG. 10). .

  In both the above embodiments, the evaluation data can be freely viewed by anyone on the data display unit 30 of the game information display device 24. This is so that only members of the game hall can view the following. You may comprise as follows. 59 and 60 are flowcharts showing an evaluation data display process of another embodiment executed by the control unit 64. FIG. The evaluation data display process according to the other embodiment is different from the above-described evaluation data display process shown in FIGS. 28 and 49 in that the processes of steps S138 and S1138 are added. That is, when the evaluation data display process according to this other embodiment is started, the CPU 65 determines whether or not member information has been input in steps S138 and S1138, that is, the game information display shown in FIG. It is determined whether or not a membership card is inserted in the card reader 25 of the device 24. If NO in step S138 and step S1138, that is, if it is determined that the user is not a member of the game hall, the CPU 65 ends the evaluation data display process. On the other hand, if YES in step S138 and step S1138, that is, if it is determined that the player is a member of the game hall, the process proceeds to step S140 and step S1140, and the CPU 65 thereafter shows the above-described FIG. 28 and FIG. Similar to the evaluation data display process, the processes of steps S140 to S244 and steps S1140 to S1244 may be executed. In this way, the members of the game hall can view evaluation data as extremely useful game information on the game information display device 24. Therefore, the member merit of the game hall is increased, and eventually the game hall. Leads to improved sales.

  In both the above embodiments, the game information display device 24 omits the HDD 56, and when the data display unit 30 displays basic data, evaluation data, etc. based on the customer's operation, the operation signal of the customer is sent to the hall. You may make it display by transmitting to the management computer 90 and receiving the operation data of the said pachinko machine 2 from the hall management computer 90. Further, the basic data and the evaluation data are not limited to those described above, and for example, data for the past month may be browsed. Further, the game information display device 24 may be a wall-hanging type instead of a stationary type. The game information display system according to the present invention can be applied to a game machine similar to the pachinko machine 2, for example, a game machine such as a slot machine.

Next, the main correspondence between the configuration of the claims and the embodiment of the present invention will be described.
The gaming machine is equivalent to the pachinko machine 2, the game hall management computer is equivalent to the hall management computer 90, the display means is equivalent to the data display sections 30, 130, the display control means is the control section 64, the control The game information display device corresponds to the board 150, the game information display device 24 and the call lamp 7, the set value storage means corresponds to the HDD 92, the output means corresponds to the output circuit 82, and the input means , The setting means corresponds to the control section 64 and the control board 150, the calculation means corresponds to the control section 64 and the control board 150, and the storage means corresponds to the ROMs 66 and 154. The determination unit corresponds to the control unit 64 and the control board 150, the setting change unit corresponds to the group setting unit 48 (setting 1, setting 2, setting 3), and the notification unit includes the upper lamp units 26, 126, G The probability storage means corresponds to the HDD 92, the probability calculation means corresponds to the control section 64 and the control board 150, the individual game information display device corresponds to the calling lamp 7, and the concentrated game. The information display device corresponds to the game information display device 24.

It is the schematic which shows the electrical structure of the whole game arcade of this embodiment. It is a front view which shows the whole pachinko island stand 1 of this embodiment. It is a front view which shows the whole pachinko machine 2 of this embodiment. It is a front view of the calling lamp 7 of this embodiment. It is a whole perspective view of game information display device 24 of this embodiment. 6A is an initial screen displayed on the display 91 when setting to the calling lamp 7 and the game information display device 24 of the present embodiment, and FIG. 6B is a diagram of the present embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display screen of the display 91 when ID and a password are input. FIG. 7A is an explanatory view showing a display screen of the display 91 when YES is operated in the group setting changing unit 47 of the present embodiment, and FIG. 7B is a group setting changing of the present embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display screen of the display 91 when NO of the part 47 or the group setting part 48 is operated. 8A is an initial screen of the data display unit 30 of the present embodiment, and FIG. 8B is a display screen of the data display unit 30 when the machine number selection unit 52 of the present embodiment is operated. It is explanatory drawing which shows. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display screen of the data display part 30 when the basic data part 53 of this embodiment is operated. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display screen of the data display part 30 when the evaluation data part 54 of this embodiment is operated. It is a principal part block diagram of the control circuit in the hall management computer 90 of this embodiment. It is a principal part block diagram of the control circuit in the game information display apparatus 24 of this embodiment. It is a principal part block diagram of the control circuit in the calling lamp 7 of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the data which HDD92 of this embodiment has memorize | stored. It is a flowchart which shows the display setting process which the control part 86 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the game information input process which the control part 86 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the group setting process which the control part 86 of this embodiment performs. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of grouping of the setting 1 of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of grouping of the setting 2 of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of grouping of the setting 3 of this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the model change setting process which the control part 86 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the power-on process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the date change process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the group setting process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the model change setting process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the data display part input process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the basic data display process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the evaluation data display process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the scale setting process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the graph setting process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the number of times setting process performed by the control part 64 of this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the average start frequency setting process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the GOOD display part setting process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the switching part operation process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the probability change exclusion part operation process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the game information input process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the jackpot process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the probability change process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the out ball process which the control part 64 of this embodiment performs. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 after setting the stand number, model name, and jackpot probability of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 of the normal state of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the game data which HDD56 of this embodiment has memorize | stored. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when the switching part 73 of this embodiment is operated once. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when the probability change exclusion part 74 of this embodiment is operated. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when the said pachinko machine 2 of this embodiment is a big hit. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when a comparatively high probability is set as a jackpot probability of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when a comparatively low probability is set as a big hit probability of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display screen of the data display part 30 of other embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the evaluation data display process which the control part 64 of other embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the GOOD display part setting process which the control part 64 of other embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the upper lamp part lighting process which the control part 64 of other embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the jackpot process which the control part 64 of other embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the start process which the control part 64 of other embodiment performs. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 of other embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the game data which HDD56 of other embodiment has memorize | stored. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when the said pachinko machine 2 of another embodiment is a big hit. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when a comparatively high probability is set as a big hit probability of other embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the evaluation data of the said pachinko machine 2 in the data display part 30 when a comparatively low probability is set as a big hit probability of other embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the evaluation data display process of other embodiment which the control part 64 performs. It is a flowchart which shows the evaluation data display process of other embodiment which the control part 64 performs.

Explanation of symbols

1 ... Pachinko island stand, 2 ... Pachinko machine,
3 ... Ball lending machine, 4 ... Island decoration,
5 ... Tsumami, 6 ... Counter,
7 ... Call lamp, 8 ... Branch,
9 ... Ball return counting device, 10 ... Display unit,
11 ... Start prize opening (electric tulip), 12 ... Large prize opening (attack) 12,
14 ... Normal winning opening, 16 ... Special symbol display device,
18 ... Normal symbol display device, 19 ... Operating gate,
20 ... game board, 21 ... left symbol display section,
22 ... middle symbol display part, 23 ... right symbol display part,
24 ... Game information display device 25 ... Card reader,
26 ... Upper lamp part, 29 ... Unit number display part,
30 ... Data display section, 31 ... Model name display section,
32 ... jackpot probability display section, 33 ... jackpot number display section,
34 ... Probability change count display section, 35 ... Time-short count display section
36 ... Cumulative start number display part, 37 ... Out ball number display part,
38 ... Safe ball number display part, 39 ... Difference ball number display part,
40 ... operating time display part, 45 ... ID input part,
46 ... PASSWORD input unit, 47 ... Group setting change unit,
48 ... Group setting section, 49 ... Unit number input section,
50 ... Model name input part, 51 ... Jackpot probability input part,
52 ... Unit number selection part, 53 ... Basic data part,
54 ... Evaluation data section, 55 ... Basic data table,
56 ... HDD (hard disk), 57 ... input circuit,
58 ... Output circuit, 59 ... Power supply circuit,
60 ... Bus, 64 ... Control part,
65 ... CPU, 66 ... ROM,
67 ... RAM, 70 ... Graph display section,
71 ... Scale display section, 72 ... History display section,
73 ... Switching unit, 74 ... Probability exclusion unit,
75 ... Big hit start number display section, 76 ... Humari number display section,
77 ... Average start number display section, 78 ... GOOD display section,
79 ... Comment display section, 80 ... Digital display section,
81 ... Input circuit, 82 ... Output circuit,
83 ... power supply circuit, 84 ... bus,
85 ... Backup power supply, 86 ... Control part,
87 ... CPU, 88 ... ROM,
89 ... RAM, 90 ... Hall management computer,
91 ... Display, 92 ... HDD (hard disk),
125 ... Cover, 126 ... Upper lamp part,
127a ... Left lamp part, 127b ... Right lamp part,
128 ... Call button, 129 ... Unit number display section,
130 ... Data display section, 138 ... Switching button,
139 ... Probability exclusion button, 144 ... Basic data display button,
150 ... control board, 153 ... CPU,
154 ... ROM, 155 ... RAM,
156 ... EEPROM, 157 ... input circuit,
158 ... Output circuit, 159 ... Power supply circuit,
160 ... Bus, 175 ... Total start count display,
176 ... Probability exclusion start number display part, 177 ... Actual hit probability display part,
181 ... Actual probability hit probability display section excluding probability change

Claims (19)

A game machine management computer that collects operation data of a plurality of gaming machines and stores them in association with each gaming machine, and predetermined gaming information related to the gaming machine based on the operation data of a single gaming machine. In a game information display system comprising a game information display device provided with a display means for displaying and a display control means for controlling the display of the display means,
The gaming hall management computer stores a predetermined setting value preset in the plurality of gaming machines in association with each gaming machine, and a predetermined value stored in the setting value storage means. Output means for outputting a set value to the game information display device,
The game information display device includes input means for inputting a predetermined set value output from the output means, and the display control means is configured to display the display means based on the predetermined set value input by the input means. A game information display system comprising setting means for setting the display mode.   The display means has a graph display area for displaying the number of past hits of big hits, the predetermined setting value input by the input means is a big hit probability, and the setting means is based on the big hit probability The game information display system according to claim 1, wherein a display mode of the graph display area is set.   The game information display device includes calculation means for calculating the number of hits between big hits based on the jackpot probability input by the input means, and the setting means is based on the calculation result of the calculation means. The game information display system according to claim 2, wherein a display mode of the graph display area is set.   4. The game information display system according to claim 3, wherein the setting means sets a maximum value of the graph display area based on a calculation result of the calculation means.   5. The game information display system according to claim 3, wherein the setting unit changes the display color of the graph display area according to the number of start of the big hit based on the calculation result of the calculation unit.   6. The graph displayed in the graph display area is a bar graph, and the setting means changes a display color of a portion of the bar graph that is equal to or more than the number of start times of a big hit that becomes a humor. The game information display system described.   The game information display device includes a storage means for storing the big hit probability start count or the big hit probability, which is a big hit probability, divided into a plurality of groups in a predetermined range in advance, and the big hit probability inputted by the input means or the calculating means. Determining means for determining to which group the number of starts of the big hit that becomes the calculated summarization belongs, wherein the setting means sets the display mode of the graph display area to be the same for the same group The game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 6.   The game information display system according to claim 7, wherein the game information display device includes setting change means capable of changing a setting of the number of big hits that is a big hit probability or humility of each of the plurality of groups. .   The plurality of groups are set as one unit, and the setting change means stores the plurality of groups in a plurality of units with different settings of the number of start times of big hits that are jackpot probabilities or humiliations in the storage means, and manages the game hall 9. The game information display system according to claim 8, wherein one group of the plurality of groups is set from the plurality of units based on a command from a computer.   The jackpot probability input by the input means is a low-probability jackpot probability set when the probability fluctuation state is not set, and the calculation means calculates the number of start-ups between jackpots to be humorous based on the low-probability jackpot probability. When calculating, the setting means sets the display mode of the graph display area based on the low probability jackpot probability or the jackpot start count that becomes a summary calculated based on the low probability jackpot probability, The game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 9, wherein the display mode of the graph display area can be set by identifying or excluding the number of start of the jackpot in the probability variation state.   The game information display device satisfies a predetermined condition by comparing the number of big hits starting with the jackpot probability inputted by the input means or the humiliation calculated by the calculation means with the number of past big hit starts. The game information display system according to any one of claims 2 to 10, further comprising notification means for notifying that the gaming machine is an excellent stand. A game hall management computer that collects operation data of a plurality of gaming machines and stores them in association with each gaming machine, and based on the operation data of a single gaming machine, at least the number of big hits and the number of start times of the gaming machine A game information display system provided with a display means for displaying predetermined game information including the display information and a display control means for controlling the display of the display means.
The game hall management computer stores a predetermined jackpot probability preset for the plurality of gaming machines in association with each gaming machine, and a predetermined jackpot probability stored by the probability storage means. Output means for outputting to the game information display device,
The gaming information display device includes input means for inputting a predetermined jackpot probability inputted from the output means, and the display control means calculates an actual jackpot probability of the gaming machine based on the number of jackpots and the number of starts. A game information display system comprising: a display unit for displaying information based on an actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculator and a jackpot probability input by the input unit.   The game information according to claim 12, wherein the display control means causes the display means to display the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculation means and the jackpot probability input by the input means. Display system.   The game information display device compares the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculation means with the jackpot probability input by the input means, and satisfies the predetermined condition, the gaming machine is excellent 14. The game information display system according to claim 12 or 13, further comprising notification means for notifying that the table is a stand.   The jackpot probability input by the input means is a low-probability jackpot probability set when not in a probability fluctuation state, and the probability calculation means sets the actual jackpot probability as a value when the gaming machine is not in a probability fluctuation state. 15. The game information display system according to claim 12, wherein the game information display system is calculated on the basis of the number of jackpots and the number of starts.   16. The game information according to claim 12, wherein the actual jackpot probability calculated by the probability calculating means is calculated in real time every time the jackpot count or the start count is updated. Display system.   The gaming information display device is provided corresponding to each of the plurality of gaming machines, and is an individual gaming information display device that displays gaming information of the gaming machine provided correspondingly. The game information according to any one of claims 1 to 16, wherein operation data is collected from a corresponding gaming machine and stored, and the collected operation data is output to the game hall management computer. Display system.   The gaming information display device is provided corresponding to all of the plurality of gaming machines, and is a centralized gaming information display device that displays gaming information of a gaming machine selected by an external operation, and the central gaming information display device is The game information display system according to any one of claims 1 to 17, wherein operation data of the plurality of gaming machines is input from the game hall management computer.   19. The game information display system according to claim 18, wherein the concentrated game information display device receives game information of the selected game machine from the game hall management computer.

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