JP2014188290A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine that does not require a great physical force before placing a medal handling part.SOLUTION: To provide a space 9003 that can accommodate medals 9004 scattered on a lower surface plate 264 so that, when setting a medal dispenser 180 into a housing, the medals do not hamper the setting of the dispenser 180.

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine represented by a pachinko machine, a slot machine (pachislot machine), and an enclosed gaming machine.

  Conventionally, there is a game table provided with a medal auxiliary storage for storing medals overflowing from a medal tank of a medal payout device (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2010-69028 A

  However, in the conventional game machine as described in Patent Document 1, if medals dropped from the medal tank or the medal auxiliary storage are scattered on the main body floor plate on which the medal auxiliary storage is arranged, the medals are collected. After that, when an attempt is made to place an empty medal auxiliary storage, the medal auxiliary storage gets on the medal on the main body floor plate and is placed in an inclined state. If you move the rubbing auxiliary storage to the main body floor so that you can remove the medals, the medal accumulates between the rear panel of the main body and the auxiliary medal storage, and it is a great force to move the auxiliary medal. Will be required.

  Further, for example, when foreign matter is mixed in the bucket of the medal payout device, the medal payout device is arranged when the medal payout device is again attached to the housing after removing the medal payout device to remove the foreign matter. If the medals dropped from the bucket or medal auxiliary storage are scattered on the main body floor plate, the medal is sandwiched between the movement restricting bracket of the medal paying device installed on the back side of the housing and the medal paying device. In other cases, the medal payout device rides on the medal on the main body floor plate and is arranged in a tilted state. If it is disliked and the medal payout device is moved by rubbing against the main body floor so as to remove the medal, a large force is required to move the medal payout device.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a game table that does not require a large force until a component having a medal storage portion is arranged.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a gaming table for storing a gaming part having a medal storage part so as to be movable back and forth on a casing floor board, wherein the gaming part is a first space for storing a medal. The gaming component forms a second space in at least a part of the lower portion of the first space, and the gaming component is formed in at least a portion of the lower end of the rear end. Forming an opening of the second space, characterized in that

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the game stand which does not need big force until it arrange | positions the game component which has a medal storage part in a predetermined position can be provided.

1 is an external perspective view of a slot machine 100 according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a front view showing the slot machine 100 with the front door 102 opened. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 1st Example by this invention, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a front view, (c) is a top view, (d ) Is a left side view. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3, (a) is a rear view, (b) is AA sectional drawing of (a), (c) is a front perspective view, (D) is a rear perspective view. FIG. 4 is a rear view of the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3 and is a diagram illustrating an opening 704a. It is a bottom view explaining the operation | movement at the time of moving back and forth the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3, or the conventional medal auxiliary storage, (a) is the state where the medal auxiliary storage 240 shown in FIG. 3 is located ahead. (B) is a figure which shows the state in which the conventional medal auxiliary storage 1240 is located ahead, (c) is the state which moved the medal auxiliary storage 240 from the state of (a) back. (D) is a figure which shows the state which moved the medal auxiliary storage 1240 back from the state of (b). It is a perspective view which shows a state when moving the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3 back. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 2nd Example by this invention, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a front view, (c) is a top view, (d ) Is a left side view. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 8, (a) is a rear view, (b) is AA sectional drawing of (a), (c) is a front perspective view, (D) is a rear perspective view. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 3rd Example by this invention, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a back perspective view. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 4th Example by this invention, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a rear perspective view, (c) is a rear view, d) It is an AA sectional view of (c). It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 5th Example by this invention, (a) is a rear view, (b) is AA sectional drawing of (a), (c) is It is a front view. It is a figure which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 6th Example by this invention, (a) is a rear view, (b) is AA sectional drawing of (a), (c) is It is a front view. It is a bottom view explaining the operation | movement at the time of moving back and forth the medal auxiliary storage which concerns on 7th Example by this invention, (a) is a figure which shows the state in which a medal auxiliary storage is located ahead, (b) is a figure which shows the state which moved the medal auxiliary storage from the state of (a) back, (c) is a figure which shows the state which moved the medal auxiliary storage from the state of (b) ahead It is. It is a front view which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage vicinity which concerns on the 8th Example by this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the medal payout apparatus based on the 9th Example by this invention. It is a perspective view from the back which shows the structure of the medal payout apparatus based on the 9th Example by this invention. It is an assembly drawing which shows the structure of the main body and medal payout device according to the ninth embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view which shows the specific example by which a medal is accommodated in the medal payout apparatus based on 9th Example by this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the medal payout apparatus based on the 9th Example by this invention (a movement control rail is short). It is a rear view which shows the structure of the medal payout apparatus based on the 9th Example by this invention.

  Hereinafter, a slot machine (game table) according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

<Overall configuration>
First, the overall configuration of the slot machine 100 according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 1 shows an external perspective view of the slot machine 100. The slot machine 100 shown in FIG. 1 is attached to the front face of the main body 101 and the main body 101 and can be opened and closed with respect to the main body 101. And comprising. Inside the center of the main body 101 (not shown), three reels (left reel 110, middle reel 111, right reel 112) having a plurality of types of symbols arranged on the outer peripheral surface are stored and rotated inside the slot machine 100. It is configured to be able to. These reels 110 to 112 are rotationally driven by a driving device such as a stepping motor.

  In the present embodiment, an appropriate number of symbols are printed on the belt-like member at equal intervals, and the reels 110 to 112 are configured by affixing the belt-like member to a predetermined circular cylindrical frame member. When viewed from the player, the symbols on the reels 110 to 112 are generally displayed three in the vertical direction from the symbol display window 113 so that a total of nine symbols can be seen. Then, by rotating the reels 110 to 112, the combination of symbols that can be seen by the player varies. That is, each of the reels 110 to 112 functions as a display device that displays a plurality of combinations of symbols in a variable manner. In addition to the reel, an electronic image display device such as a liquid crystal display device can also be used as such a display device. In this embodiment, three reels are provided in the center of the slot machine 100. However, the number of reels and the installation position of the reels are not limited to this.

  A backlight (not shown) for illuminating the individual symbols displayed on the symbol display window 113 is disposed on the back of each of the reels 110 to 112. It is desirable that the backlight is shielded for each symbol so that the individual symbols can be illuminated evenly. In the slot machine 100, an optical sensor (not shown) including a light projecting unit and a light receiving unit is provided in the vicinity of each of the reels 110 to 112. The light projecting unit and the light receiving unit of the optical sensor are provided. A light shielding piece of a certain length provided on the reel passes between the two. Based on the detection result of the sensor, the position of the symbol on the reel in the rotation direction is determined, and the reels 110 to 112 are stopped so that the target symbol is displayed on the winning line.

  The winning line display lamp 120 is a lamp indicating the winning line 114 that is valid. The effective pay line is determined in advance by the number of medals bet as a game medium. There are five pay lines 114. For example, when one medal is bet, the middle horizontal pay line is valid, and when two medals are betted, the upper horizontal win line and the lower horizontal pay line are added. If three are valid and three medals are bet, five lines including a right-down winning line and an upper-right winning line are valid as winning lines. The number of winning lines 114 is not limited to five. For example, when one medal is bet, the middle horizontal winning line, the upper horizontal winning line, the lower horizontal winning line, the right The down line and the upper right line may be set as valid pay lines, and the same number of pay lines may be set as valid pay lines regardless of the number of bets.

  The notification lamp 123 is, for example, a lamp that informs the player that a specific winning combination (specifically, a bonus) has been won internally in an internal lottery to be described later or that a bonus game is in progress. The game medal insertable lamp 124 is a lamp for notifying that the player can insert a game medal. The replay lamp 122 informs the player that the current game can be replayed (the medal need not be inserted) when winning a replay which is one of the winning combinations in the previous game. It is a lamp. The reel panel lamp 128 is an effect lamp.

  The bet buttons 130 to 132 are buttons for inserting a predetermined number of medals (referred to as credits) stored electronically in the slot machine 100. In this embodiment, each time the bet button 130 is pressed, a maximum of 3 cards are inserted, 2 when the bet button 131 is pressed, and 3 when the bet button 132 is pressed. It has become so. Hereinafter, the bet button 132 is also referred to as a MAX bet button. The game medal insertion lamp 129 lights up the number of lamps corresponding to the number of inserted medals, and when a prescribed number of medals are inserted, the game start is informed that the game can be started. The lamp 121 is turned on.

  The medal slot 141 is an slot for a player to insert a medal when starting a game. That is, the medal can be inserted electronically by the bet buttons 130 to 132, or an actual medal can be inserted (insertion operation) from the medal insertion slot 141. is there. The stored number display 125 is a display for displaying the number of medals stored electronically in the slot machine 100. The game information display 126 is a display for displaying various types of internal information (for example, the number of medals paid out during a bonus game) as numerical values. The payout number display 127 is a display for displaying the number of medals to be paid out to the player as a result of winning a winning combination. The stored number display 125, the game information display 126, and the payout number display 127 are 7-segment (SEG) displays.

  The start lever 135 is a lever type switch for starting the rotation of the reels 110 to 112. That is, when a desired medal number is inserted into the medal insertion slot 141 or when the bet buttons 130 to 132 are operated and the start lever 135 is operated, the reels 110 to 112 start to rotate. The operation on the start lever 135 is referred to as a game start operation.

  The stop button unit 136 is provided with stop buttons 137 to 139. The stop buttons 137 to 139 are button-type switches for individually stopping the reels 110 to 112 that have started rotating by operating the start lever 135, and are associated with the reels 110 to 112. Hereinafter, the operation on the stop buttons 137 to 139 is referred to as a stop operation, the first stop operation is referred to as a first stop operation, the next stop operation is referred to as a second stop operation, and the last stop operation is referred to as a third stop operation. Note that a light emitter may be provided inside each stop button 137 to 139, and when the stop button 137 to 139 can be operated, the light emitter may be turned on to notify the player.

  The medal return button 133 is a button that is pressed to remove a medal when the inserted medal is jammed. The payment button 134 is a button for adjusting the medals electronically stored in the slot machine 100 and the bet medals and discharging them from the medal payout exit 155. The door key hole 140 is a hole into which a key for unlocking the front door 102 of the slot machine 100 is inserted.

  Below the stop button unit 136 is provided a title panel 162 for displaying the model name and pasting various types of certificate. At the lower part of the title panel 162, a medal payout opening 155 and a medal tray 161 are provided.

  The sound hole 181 is a hole for outputting the sound of a speaker provided in the slot machine 100 to the outside. The side lamps 144 provided on the left and right portions of the front door 102 are decorative lamps for exciting games. An effect device 160 is disposed above the front door 102, and a sound hole 143 is provided above the effect device 160. The effect device 160 includes a shutter (shielding device) 163 including two right shutters 163a and a left shutter 163b that can be opened and closed in a horizontal direction, and a liquid crystal display device (also referred to as a liquid crystal unit) disposed on the back side of the shutter 163. 157) (effect image display device), and when the right shutter 163a and the left shutter 163b are opened in the horizontal direction in front of the liquid crystal display device 157, the display screen of the liquid crystal display device 157 is displayed in front of the slot machine 100 (player). Side). It should be noted that the display device is not limited to a liquid crystal display device, but may be any display device capable of displaying various effect images and various game information. For example, a multi-segment display (7-segment display), a dot matrix display, an organic EL display, a plasma display , A reel (drum), or a display device including a projector and a screen. Further, the display screen has a rectangular shape and is configured so that the player can visually recognize the entire display screen. In the case of this embodiment, the display screen is rectangular, but may be square. In addition, a decorative object (not shown) may be provided on the periphery of the display screen, and a part of the peripheral edge of the display screen may be hidden by the decorative object, so that the display screen looks irregular. In the present embodiment, the display screen is a flat surface, but may be a curved surface.

  FIG. 2 is a front view showing the slot machine 100 with the front door 102 opened.

  The main body 101 is a box that is surrounded by the upper surface plate 261, the left side plate 260, the right side plate 260, the lower surface plate 264, and the back plate 242, and that opens to the front. Inside the main body 101, a main control board storage case 210 that stores the main control board is disposed at a position that does not overlap with the ventilation port 249 provided on the upper portion of the back plate 242. Below the three reels 110 to 112 are arranged. On the side plate 260 on the left side of the main control board storage case 210 and the reels 110 to 112, a sub control board storage case 220 containing a sub control board is disposed. Further, an external concentrated terminal plate 248 that is connected to the main control board and outputs the information of the slot machine 100 to an external device is attached to the side plate 260 on the right side.

  The lower surface plate 264 is provided with a medal payout device 180 (device for paying out medals accumulated in a bucket), and has a power supply board above the medal payout device 180, that is, below the reels 110 to 112. A power supply device 252 is provided, and a power switch 244 is provided on the front surface of the power supply device 252. The power supply device 252 converts the AC power supplied from the outside to the slot machine 100 into a direct current, converts it into a predetermined voltage, and supplies it to each control unit and each device (not shown) such as a main control unit and a sub control unit. Furthermore, a power storage circuit (for example, a capacitor) is provided for supplying power to a predetermined part (for example, RAM of the main control unit) for a predetermined period (for example, 10 days) even after the power supply from the outside is cut off. .

  A medal auxiliary storage 240 is arranged on the right side of the medal payout device 180, and an overflow terminal is arranged behind this (not shown). The power supply device 252 is provided with a power cord connecting portion for connecting a power cord 265, and the power cord 265 connected thereto extends outside through a power cord hole 262 provided in the back plate 242 of the main body 101. Yes.

  The front door 102 is hinged to the left side plate 260 of the main body 101 via a hinge device 276, and an effect device 160 and an effect control board (which controls the effect device 160) are provided above the symbol display window 113. An upper speaker 272 is provided. Below the symbol display window 113, there are provided a medal selector 170 for selecting inserted medals, and a passage 266 through which medals pass when the medal selector 170 drops illegal medals etc. on the medal tray 161. Yes. Further, a bass speaker 277 is provided at a position corresponding to the sound hole 181. In this embodiment, moving in the direction from the back plate 242 of the main body 101 toward the front door 102 (with the front door 102 closed to the main body 101) is referred to as “moving forward” (refer to the front door 102). The movement in the direction from the front door 102 of the main body 101 toward the back plate 242 is referred to as “move backward”.

<Composition of medal auxiliary storage>
<< First Example >>
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the configuration of the medal auxiliary storage according to the first embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a plan view. (D) is a left side view.

  4A and 4B are diagrams showing the configuration of the medal auxiliary storage 240 shown in FIG. 3, wherein FIG. 4A is a rear view, FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. It is a perspective view, (d) is a rear perspective view. If the medal payout device 180 is automatically replenished with medals, measures are taken to attach a device related to automatic replenishment to the medal payout device 180, and the medal auxiliary storage 240 is removed. Measures are taken to prevent medals from accumulating in the medal auxiliary storage 240 by, for example, removing the bottom plate of the medal auxiliary storage 240, and the main body floor plate (lower surface plate 264) drops the medal onto the island facility. Measures are taken to form the opening to be made. As described above, the bottom plate of the medal auxiliary storage 240 is assumed to be removed, and generally has a structure that can be easily removed in advance, and this embodiment also has the structure. The illustration is omitted to facilitate the description of the features of the embodiment.

  The medal auxiliary storage 240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and includes bottom plates 702a and 702b, a front plate 703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 702a, and a rear edge of the bottom plate 702b. A rear side plate 703b that rises from the right side of the bottom plates 702a and 702b, and a left side plate 701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plates 702a and 702b. It is configured to be able to store medals that have fallen from. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  The bottom plate 702b is provided at a position higher than the bottom plate 702a. When the bottom plate 702a contacts the lower surface plate 264, a space 704 is generated between the lower surface plate 264 and the bottom plate 702b. The right side plate 701a and the left side plate 701b extend below the bottom plate 702b and reach the lower surface plate 264. On the other hand, the rear side plate 703b does not extend below the bottom plate 702b, and an opening 704a connected to the space 704 is formed at the lower rear end of the medal auxiliary storage 240.

  A step 702c is provided between the bottom plate 702b and the bottom plate 702a, and the space 705 is extended to a position of the bottom plate 702a lower than the bottom plate 702b, so that an area where medals can be stored is expanded.

  A handle 700 is provided on the front plate 703a, and an operator can grab the handle 700 to move the medal auxiliary storage 240 forward and backward.

  FIG. 5 is a rear view of the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3 and is a view for explaining the opening 704a.

When the width of the opening 704a is L2, the height is L1, the diameter of the medal 706 is L3, and the thickness is L4,
L4 <L1 and L3 <L2.

  Thereby, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 may be accommodated in the space 704 from the opening 704a and may not interfere with the forward / backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 240.

  Note that when a plurality of medals 706 are stacked, the medals 706 stacked on top of each other may prevent the medal auxiliary storage 240 from moving back and forth, and may prevent another medal 706 from entering the space 704. The height L1 of the opening 704a may be larger than the thickness L4 of the medal 706 and smaller than twice the thickness L4 of the medal 706 (L4 <L1 <L4 × 2). In this case, by moving the medal auxiliary storage 240 back and forth, the medal 706 can be prevented from entering the space 704 while the medal 706 stacked on the upper side is not stacked on the lower medal. In some cases, the medal 706 can easily enter the space 704.

  When two medals 706 are stacked, the second medals 706 stacked on top of each other prevent the medal auxiliary storage 240 from moving back and forth, thereby preventing another medal 706 from entering the space 704. Therefore, the height L1 of the opening 704a may be larger than twice the thickness L4 of the medal 706 (L4 × 2 <L1).

  In consideration of the case where three medals 706 are stacked, the height L1 of the opening 704a may be larger than three times the thickness L4 of the medals 706 (L4 × 3 <L1).

  If the height L1 of the opening 704a is too large, the number of medals that can be stored in the medal auxiliary storage 240 decreases, and the original function given to the medal auxiliary storage 240 may not be performed. The height L1 of the opening 704a may be set on the assumption that about two pieces of medals 706 may actually be stacked.

  When the two medals 706 are arranged side by side without being stacked (when the diameter of the medals 706 has a length of L3 × 2), the two medals 706 block the opening portion 704a. Since the medal 706 may be prevented from entering the space 704, the width L2 of the opening 704a may be larger than twice the diameter L3 of the medal 706 (L3 × 2 <L2).

  If the width L2 of the opening 704a is too large, the lateral width of the medal auxiliary storage 240 is also increased, and there is a possibility that the storage space of the medal auxiliary storage 240 is increased. Therefore, the width L2 of the opening 704a. Is larger than twice the diameter L3 of the medal 706 and smaller than three times the diameter L3 of the medal 706 (L3 × 2 <L2 <L3 × 3). Even when the three medals 706 are arranged side by side without being stacked (when the diameter of the medals 706 has a length of L3 × 3), the central medal 706 out of the three medals enters the space 704, and the central medal Since the two medals 706 at both ends excluding 706 are moved by the medal auxiliary storage 240, the opening 704a may not be blocked by these three medals 706.

  6 is a bottom view for explaining the operation when the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3 or the conventional medal auxiliary storage moves back and forth. FIG. 6A shows the medal auxiliary storage 240 shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state located, (b) is a figure which shows the state in which the conventional medal auxiliary storage 1240 is located ahead, (c) is the medal auxiliary storage 240 from the state of (a) back. It is a figure which shows the state moved, (d) is a figure which shows the state which moved the medal auxiliary storage 1240 back from the state of (b).

  As shown in FIGS. 6A and 6C, according to this embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 240 is moved rearward, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are spaced from the opening 704a. In some cases, the medals 706 that fit into the 704 and are pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 240 do not come into contact with the back plate 242 and obstruct the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 240.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 6B and 6D, conventionally, when the medal auxiliary storage 1240 is moved rearward, the medal 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 is the medal auxiliary storage. It is pushed by 1240 and comes into contact with the back plate 242 and obstructs the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 240.

  Here, the pressing force required when moving the medal auxiliary storage 240 of this embodiment shown in FIGS. 6 (a) and 6 (c) to the rear is assumed to be f1, and the conventional force shown in FIGS. 6 (b) and 6 (d) is used. F1 <f2, where f2 is the pressing force required when moving the medal auxiliary storage 1240 of the rear.

  FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state where the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 3 is moved backward. FIG. 7 shows a case where the front side plate 703a, the rear side plate 703b, the right side plate 701a, and the left side plate 701b are transparent.

  As shown in FIG. 7, according to the present embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 240 is moved rearward, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are stored in the space 704 from the opening 704a. Become.

<< Second Example >>
FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration of a medal auxiliary storage according to a second embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a plan view. (D) is a left side view.

  9 is a diagram showing the configuration of the medal auxiliary storage shown in FIG. 8, (a) is a rear view, (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of (a), and (c) is a front perspective view. (D) is a rear perspective view.

  The medal auxiliary storage 2240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and includes bottom plates 2702a and 2702b, a front side plate 2703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 2702a, and a rear edge of the bottom plate 2702b. A rear side plate 2703b that rises from the right side of the bottom plate 2702a, a left side plate 2701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plate 2702a, the top is open, and the space 2705 has fallen from the top The medal can be stored. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 2240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  The bottom plate 2702b is provided at a position higher than the bottom plate 2702a, and the bottom plate 2702a extends to the vicinity of the rear end of the bottom plate 2702b. Thereby, a space 2704 is generated between the bottom plate 2702a and the bottom plate 2702b. Further, an opening 2704a connected to the space 2704 is formed between the bottom plate 2702a and the bottom plate 2702b at the lower rear end of the medal auxiliary storage 2240.

  A step 2702c is provided between the bottom plate 2702b and the bottom plate 2702a, and the space 2705 is extended to a position of the bottom plate 2702a lower than the bottom plate 2702b, so that an area where medals can be stored is expanded.

  A handle 2700 is provided on the front plate 2703a, and an operator holds the handle 2700 so that the auxiliary medal storage 2240 can be moved back and forth.

  According to the present embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 2240 is moved backward, the medals scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are accommodated in the space 2704 from the opening 2704a and pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 2240. There are cases where 706 does not come into contact with the back plate 242 and obstruct the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 2240. In addition, the medals stored in the space 2704 can be collected while remaining in the space 2704 (between the bottom plate 2702b and the bottom plate 2702a) when the medal auxiliary storage 2240 is moved forward thereafter. In some cases, recovery efficiency can be increased.

<< Third Example >>
10A and 10B are views showing the configuration of a medal auxiliary storage according to a third embodiment of the present invention, wherein FIG. 10A is a bottom view and FIG. 10B is a rear perspective view.

  The medal auxiliary storage 3240 can be moved back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and after the bottom plate 3702a, the front side plate 3703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 3702a, and the rear side of the bottom plate 3702a. It has a side plate 3703b, a right side plate 3701a that rises from the right side of the bottom plate 3702a, and a left side plate 3701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plate 3702a. The upper part is open, and a medal dropped from the upper part is stored in the space 3705. It is configured as possible. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 3240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  A load reducing portion 3702b is provided at the rear end of the bottom plate 3702a. The load reducing portion 3702b has a mountain shape in which the rear end side of the medal auxiliary storage 3240 is the top and the tip side is a hook.

  A handle 3700 is provided on the front plate 3703a, and an operator holds the handle 3700 so that the medal auxiliary storage 3240 can be moved back and forth.

  According to the present embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 3240 is moved rearward, medals scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are diffused laterally from the top to the ridge by the mountain-shaped load reducing unit 3702b. In some cases, the medal pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 3240 does not enter between the back plate 242 and the medal auxiliary storage 3240, and does not hinder the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 3240.

<< 4th Example >>
FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the configuration of a medal auxiliary storage according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, where (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a rear perspective view, and (c) is a rear view. (D) is an AA cross-sectional view of (c).

  The medal auxiliary storage 4240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and includes bottom plates 4702a and 4702b, a front side plate 4703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 4702a, and a rear edge of the bottom plate 4702b. A rear side plate 4703b that rises from the right side of the bottom plate 4702a, a left side plate 4701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plate 4702a, the top is open, and has fallen into the space 4705 from the top The medal can be stored. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 4240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  The bottom plate 4702b is provided at a position higher than the bottom plate 4702a. When the bottom plate 4702a contacts the lower surface plate 264, a space 4704 is generated between the lower surface plate 264 and the bottom plate 4702b. The right side plate 4701a and the left side plate 4701b extend below the bottom plate 4702b and reach the lower surface plate 264. On the other hand, the rear plate 4703b does not extend below the bottom plate 4702b, and an opening 4704a connected to the space 4704 is formed at the lower rear end of the medal auxiliary storage 4240.

  A step 4702c is provided between the bottom plate 4702b and the bottom plate 4702a, and the space 4705 is extended to a position of the bottom plate 4702a lower than the bottom plate 4702b, so that an area where medals can be stored is expanded.

  A handle 4700 is provided on the front side plate 4703a, and an operator holds the handle 4700 so that the medal auxiliary storage 4240 can be moved back and forth.

  A load reducing portion 4702b is provided at the rear end of the bottom plate 4702a. The load reducing portion 4702b has a mountain shape in which the rear end side of the medal auxiliary storage 4240 is the top and the tip side is a hook.

  The right side plate 4701a and the left side plate 4701b are provided with a notch portion 4701aa and a notch portion 4701ba so that the medal can escape to the side (out of the space 4704) in the vicinity of the heel of the load reducing portion 4702b. Yes.

  According to the present embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 4240 is moved backward, medals scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are accommodated in the space 4704 from the opening 4704a and pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 4240. May not come into contact with the back plate 242 and obstruct the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 4240 in some cases. Further, according to the present embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 4240 is moved backward, the medals scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are diffused laterally from the top to the ridge by the mountain-shaped load reducing portion 4702b. The medal pushed away from the notches 4701aa and 4701ba and pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 4240 does not enter between the back plate 242 and the medal auxiliary storage 4240. It may not be an obstacle to backward movement.

<< Fifth embodiment >>
FIG. 12 is a view showing a configuration of a medal auxiliary storage according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a rear view, (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of (a), (C) is a front view.

  The medal auxiliary storage 5240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the game table 100, and rises from the bottom plate 5702a, the front plate 5703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 5702a, and the rear edge of the bottom plate 5702a. A medal 706 that has a rear plate 5703b, a right plate 5701a that rises from the right side of the bottom plate 5702a, and a left plate 5701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plate 5702a, is open at the top, and falls into the space 5705 from the top. Can be stored. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 5240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  The bottom plate 5702a has leg portions 5702b, 5702c, 5702d and 5702e, for example, at its four corners. A space 5704 is generated. The bottom plate 5702a is lifted by the legs 5702b and 5702d to form an opening 5704a.

  A handle 5700 is provided on the front plate 5703a, and the operator holds the handle 5700 so that the medal auxiliary storage 5240 can be moved back and forth.

  According to this embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 5240 is moved rearward, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are accommodated in the space 5704 from the opening 5704a and pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 5240. In some cases, the medal 706 does not come into contact with the back plate 242 to obstruct the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 5240.

<< Sixth Embodiment >>
FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a configuration of a medal auxiliary storage according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a rear view, (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of (a), (C) is a front view. In FIG. 13C, the illustration of the front leg 6703ab is omitted so that the space 6704 can be seen.

  The medal auxiliary storage 6240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and rises from the bottom plate 6702a, the front plate 6703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 6702a, and the rear edge of the bottom plate 6702a. A medal 706 that has a rear plate 6703b, a right plate 6701a that rises from the right side of the bottom plate 6702a, and a left plate 6701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plate 6702a, is open at the top, and falls into the space 6705 from the top. Can be stored. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 6240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  The bottom plate 6702a has, for example, side legs 6702b and 6702c on the sides thereof, and has front legs 6703ab on the front side thereof, and the bottom plate 6702a is formed by the side legs 6702b, side legs 6702c and front legs 6703ab. A space 6704 is formed between the floor plate 264 and the lower plate 264. The bottom plate 6702a is lifted by the legs 6702b and 6702c to form an opening 6704a.

  A handle 6700 is provided on the front plate 6703a, and the operator holds the handle 6700 so that the medal auxiliary storage 6240 can be moved back and forth.

  According to the present embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 6240 is moved backward, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are accommodated in the space 6704 from the opening 6704a and pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 6240. In some cases, the medal 706 does not come into contact with the back plate 242 and obstruct the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 6240.

<< Seventh embodiment >>
FIG. 14 is a bottom view for explaining the operation when the medal auxiliary storage is moved back and forth according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 14A is a view showing a state where the medal auxiliary storage is located in front. (B) is a figure which shows the state which moved the medal auxiliary storage from the state of (a) back, (c) moved the medal auxiliary storage from the state of (b) ahead. It is a figure which shows a state.

  The medal auxiliary storage 7240 has substantially the same configuration as that of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3, and is bent at the rear end of the right side plate 701a (bent portion 7701aa bent to narrow the opening 6704a). 3 and is different from the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3 in that it has a bent portion 7701ba that is bent inwardly (bent so as to narrow the opening 6704a) at the rear end of the left side plate 701b. In this embodiment, the bent portion is provided on both the right side plate 701a and the left side plate 701b, but the bent portion may be provided only on one side.

  That is, the medal auxiliary storage 7240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and includes bottom plates 7702a and 7702b, a front plate 7703a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 7702a, and the bottom plate 7702b. A rear side plate (not shown) that rises from the rear edge, a right side plate 7701a that rises from the right side of the bottom plates 7702a and 7702b, and a left side plate 7701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plates 7702a and 7702b, and the upper part is open. A space (not shown) that can store medals falling from the top is formed. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 7240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  The bottom plate 7702b is provided at a position higher than the bottom plate 7702a. When the bottom plate 7702a contacts the lower surface plate 264, a space 7704 is generated between the lower surface plate 264 and the bottom plate 7702b. The right side plate 7701a and the left side plate 7701b extend downward from the bottom plate 7702b and reach the lower surface plate 264. On the other hand, the rear side plate does not extend below the bottom plate 7702b, and an opening 7704a connected to the space 7704 is formed at the lower rear end of the medal auxiliary storage 40.

  A step 7702c is provided between the bottom plate 7702b and the bottom plate 7702a, and a space for storing medals falling from the top is extended to a position of the bottom plate 7702a lower than the bottom plate 7702b, and a region where medals can be stored. Is spreading.

  As shown in FIGS. 14A and 14B, when the medal auxiliary storage 7240 is moved backward, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are accommodated in the space 7704 through the opening 7704a, and the medal auxiliary In some cases, the medal 706 pushed by the storage 7240 does not come into contact with the back plate 242 and obstruct the backward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 7240.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 14C, when the medal auxiliary storage 7240 is moved forward from the state of FIG. 14B, among the medals 706 that are contained in the space 7704 in the state of FIG. 14B. A portion of the medals is captured by the bent portions 7701aa and 7701ba bent inward and stays in the space 7704, and the number of medals 706 that can be collected when the medal auxiliary storage 7240 is pulled out may increase. Note that the bent portions 7701aa and 7701ba make it easier for the medal 706 to move in the left-right direction when the medal auxiliary storage 7240 moves forward, and it may not be necessary to collect more medals 706 than necessary. . In this embodiment, the rear end of the right side plate 701a has a bent portion 7701aa that is bent outward (bent so as to widen the opening 6704a) and is bent outward (opens the opening 6704a) at the rear end of the left plate 701b. A bent portion 7701ba that bends in this manner may be formed. The medal 706 is likely to be accommodated in the space 7704, and the subsequent medal collection operation may be facilitated.

<< Eighth embodiment >>
FIG. 15: is a front view which shows the structure of the medal auxiliary storage vicinity which concerns on the 8th Example by this invention.

  The medal auxiliary storage 8240 can move back and forth on the lower surface plate 264 of the gaming table 100, and rises from the bottom plate 8702, the front plate 8703 a rising from the front edge of the bottom plate 8702, and the rear edge of the bottom plate 8702. It has a rear side plate (not shown), a right side plate 8701a that rises from the right side of the bottom plate 8702, and a left side plate 8701b that rises from the left side of the bottom plate 8702. A possible space (not shown) is formed. Each plate and each member constituting the medal auxiliary storage 8240 may be all integrated, some may be integrated, and all may be separate.

  A handle 8700 is provided on the front plate 8703a, and the operator holds the handle 8700 so that the medal auxiliary storage 5240 can be moved back and forth.

  The lower surface plate 264 is provided with guide rails 264 a and 264 b for guiding the medal auxiliary storage 8240 to move back and forth. A recess 264c is provided between the guide rail 264a and the guide rail 264b.

  When the medal auxiliary storage 8240 is moved rearward along the guide rails 264 a and 264 b of the lower surface plate 264, a space 8704 is generated between the bottom plate 8702 and the bottom of the recess 264 c of the lower surface plate 264.

  According to this embodiment, when the medal auxiliary storage 8240 is moved rearward, the medals 706 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 are accommodated in the space 8704, and the medal 706 pushed by the medal auxiliary storage 8240 is back. There may be cases where the rearward movement of the medal auxiliary storage 8240 does not become an obstacle to contact with the face plate 242.

<< Ninth embodiment >>
FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a medal payout device according to a ninth embodiment of the present invention.

  In the medal payout device 180, a bucket 9001 for storing medals is attached to the upper part of the main body 9000, and a predetermined number of medals are stored.

  FIG. 17 is a perspective view from the back of the medal payout device in FIG.

  On the back surface of the medal payout device 180, a space 9003 is formed in which the medals 9004 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 can be stored.

  FIG. 18 is an assembly diagram of the medal payout device 180 and the main body 101.

  Guide pieces 9005 are provided at the lower left and right ends of the main body 9000 of the medal payout device 180. And the guide rail 9006 is provided in the main body 101 so that the guide piece 9005 can move to the back side of the main body while sliding. And when it moves to a fixed position, the movement control rail 9007 is provided so that it may not move to the back side any more.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating a specific example in which medals are accommodated.

  As shown in FIG. 19A, FIGS. 19B and 19C show the medal payout device 180 in the AA sectional view.

  As shown in FIG. 19B, when the medal 9004 scattered on the lower surface plate 264 is moved to the back plate 242 side (back side of the main body), the medal payout device 180 is moved as shown in FIG. 19C. In the state where it hits against the movement restriction rail 9007, it is stored in the space 9003.

  Therefore, even if the medals 9004 are scattered on the lower surface plate 264, it does not hinder the movement of the medal payout device.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 20, when the width of the movement restricting rail 9007 is shortened, a space 9003 is provided on the back side of the medal payout device 180 as wide as the inner end of the guide rail 9005 as shown in FIG. In this case, when the medal payout device 180 is slid to the back side, even if the medal 9004 is sandwiched between the guide piece 9005 and the movement restricting rail 9007, the medal 9004 is located on the inner side because there is a space 9003. It is easy to move to and can be prevented from hindering movement. In this case, if the lateral width B of the guide piece 9005 and the lateral width C of the movement restricting rail 9007 are set to be equal to or less than half the diameter A of the medal 9004, the medal 9004 is easily moved without being caught.

  Further, the movement restriction rail 9007 may be disposed obliquely so as to face the storing direction of the medal payout device so that the medal can be easily discharged. If arranged in this way, the medal 9004 is more easily discharged along the movement restriction rail 9007.

<Application to enclosed game machine>
The gaming machine according to the present invention can also be applied to an enclosed gaming machine that circulates and uses a medal 706 game ball enclosed in the gaming machine.

  The embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the individual embodiments described above, and any combination of elements of the individual embodiments is included in the present invention, and various modifications that can be conceived by those skilled in the art are also included. Thus, the effects of the present invention are not limited to the above-described contents. That is, various additions, modifications, and partial deletions can be made without departing from the concept and spirit of the present invention derived from the contents defined in the claims and equivalents thereof.

  As described above, the gaming machine according to the present invention is a gaming machine that houses a gaming part having a medal storage part so as to be movable back and forth on the casing floor plate, and the gaming part is a first space for storing a medal. The gaming component forms a second space in at least a part of the lower portion of the first space, and the gaming component is formed in at least a portion of the lower end of the rear end. It is characterized by forming an opening in the second space.

  In the embodiment described above, regarding the medal payout device 180, the bucket 9001 is provided as the first space, and the space 9003 is provided on the back side as the second space. The structure can be stored inside.

  Therefore, the medal spilled from the first space does not get in the way when storing the gaming parts, and does not require a large force for storing.

Further, in another aspect of the present invention, the casing floor plate is further provided with a movement restricting means that is in contact with two left and right positions of the gaming component and restricts movement in the casing rear direction,
The opening is provided between the movement restricting means provided on the left and right.

  In the embodiment described above, the movement restriction rails 9007 for restricting the movement of the main body 101 to the back side are provided at two places on the left and right sides, and the space 9003 of the medal payout device 180 is provided therebetween.

  Therefore, even if the medal is sandwiched between the movement restricting means and the game part, the medal is not bitten because there is a space to escape in the lateral direction.

  Further, in another aspect of the present invention, the movement restricting means further includes a guiding means for guiding the medal that is in contact with the movement restricting means in a direction away from the movement restricting means. .

  In the above-described embodiment, the movement restriction rail 9007 is disposed obliquely so as to face the storing direction of the medal payout device so that the medal is easily discharged.

  Therefore, since the medal sandwiched between the restricting means is smoothly guided to the opening, the medal is not sandwiched between the movement restricting means and the game component.

  The gaming machine according to the present invention can be applied to a gaming machine represented by a slot machine or the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Slot machine 101 Main body 102 Front door 110 Left reel 111 Middle reel 112 Right reel 113 Symbol display window 114 Winning line 120 Winning line display lamp 121 Start lamp 123 Notification lamp 124 Medal insertion lamp 125 Payout number display 126 Game number display 127 Storage number indicator 128 Reel panel lamp 130 Medal insertion button 132 Checkout button 133 Medal return button 134 Medal insertion port 135 Start lever 137 to 139 Stop button 140 Door key hole 150 Upper lamp 151 Side lamp 152 Central lamp 153 Waist lamp 154 Lower lamp 155 Medal payout opening 156 Medal tray 160 Production device 162 Title panel 163 Shutter 170 Medal selector 240 Meda Auxiliary storage box 272 top speaker 277 speaker

Claims (3)

A game stand for storing a game part having a medal storage part so as to be movable back and forth on a casing floor board,
The gaming parts form a first space for storing medals,
The gaming component forms a second space in at least a part of the lower portion of the first space,
The gaming component forms an opening of the second space in at least a part of the lower end of the rear end.
A game stand characterized by that. The casing floor plate is provided with a movement restricting means that is in contact with two left and right positions of the gaming component and restricts movement in the casing rear direction,
2. The game table according to claim 1, wherein the opening is provided between the movement restricting means provided on the left and right.   3. The game table according to claim 2, wherein the movement restricting unit includes a guiding unit that guides the medal that is in contact with the movement restricting unit in a direction away from the movement restricting unit.