JP2018079390A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To maintain an amusement from a behavior of game balls while improving a degree of freedom in designing a game board.SOLUTION: In a pachinko machine 10, inter-projection flow channels 55b are formed which connect a flying path between a rail member 22 and projections 101, 102, 103 and an eave side flowing channel 55a where game balls flow down along an eave-shaped part 61 formed on the front side of a base plate part 50. Further, a presentation member 82 is provided including: a first decorative surface part positioned behind the base plate part 50 and inside an attachment port 45 of a plate member 20a; and a second decorative surface part continuing to the first decorative surface part, positioned in a space 90a defined by the internal surface of the eave-shaped part 61 on the front side of the attachment port 45, and overlapping behind an eave decoration 71 decorating the eave-shaped part 61. The first decorative surface part has a portion overlapping behind the projections 101, 102, and 103.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine configured to play a game with a game ball flowing down a game area.

  In a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine, a gaming board having a board member having a gaming area defined on the front surface and an installation member disposed on the back surface of the board member is installed in the machine, and the gaming board is installed. For the member, as an effect member (effect device) for effecting and decorating the game board, the symbol display device that displays the symbol variation effect on the display unit, and the effect according to the content of the symbol variation effect by the symbol display device A light emitting effect device or a movable effect device is provided. In addition, a frame-shaped decorative body (so-called center accessory) that divides the window formed on the inside and the game area by a bowl-shaped part is attached to the mounting opening opened in the game area of the game board from the front side. The counter of the decorative object is located inside the mounting opening. The effect member faces the front side of the game board through the window of the frame-shaped decorative body (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2010-136989 A

  By the way, in recent pachinko machines, the degree of freedom in designing the game board is increased by forming the mounting opening large in the plate member. For example, in the pachinko gaming machine of Patent Document 1, in addition to providing a production member on the installation member, a large frame-shaped decorative body is attached by forming a large mounting opening for the plate member, and the frame-shaped decorative body and the installation member are attached. The production effect of the game board is enhanced by the produced production members. Moreover, when aiming at enlargement of the production member installed in the installation member and improvement in visibility, a window may be formed in a frame-shaped decorative body having a large outer shape.

  However, since the size of the game board is finite, when the frame-shaped decorative body is enlarged, the game area in which the game ball flows down with the increase in the size of the frame-shaped decorative body is reduced. There may be a separate problem that the behavior of the game becomes poorly changed and the interest is lost.

  Accordingly, the present invention has been proposed to solve these problems in view of the above-mentioned problems inherent in the prior art, and can maintain the fun of the behavior of the game ball while increasing the degree of freedom in designing the game board. An object is to provide a gaming machine.

In order to overcome the above-mentioned problems and achieve the intended purpose, a gaming machine according to claim 1 of the present application is:
A board member (20a) in which a game area (21) in which a game ball flows down is defined on the front surface, and a launch port (31) is provided on the upper side of the game area (21). A launch path (30) for guiding the launched game ball to the game area (21) and a launch port (31) of the launch path (30) are provided so as to define an outer edge of the game area (21). In a gaming machine comprising a rail member (22) formed and a frame-shaped decorative body (25) attached to a mounting opening (45) formed in the plate member (20a),
The frame-shaped decorative body (25)
A wall-like part (61) that protrudes forward from the plate member (20a) and extends across the front side of the opening of the mounting opening (45) to define the gaming area (21);
It is formed of a light-transmitting material, is located on the rail member (22) side from the wall-shaped part (61), and includes a base plate part (50) on which a game ball can flow down on the front side,
The base plate portion (50) is configured to cover, from the front side, a portion (45b) located on the rail member (22) side of the mounting opening (45) from the wall portion (61) in front view. And
Projections (101, 102, 103) that protrude from the base plate (50) so as to form a ball path of a game ball between the rail member (22) and the rail member (22) and the wall-shaped part Each of (61) is configured to be positioned with an interval through which a game ball can pass,
On the front side of the base plate portion (50), a first flow path (where a game ball flows down along the wall-shaped portion (61) between the protrusions (101, 102, 103) and the wall-shaped portion (61) ( 55a) is formed, and a second flow path (55b) connecting the spherical path and the first flow path (55a) is formed,
A first decorative surface portion located behind the base plate portion (50) on the inner side of the mounting opening (45), and the wall connected to the first decorative surface portion in front of the mounting opening (45). A second decorative surface portion that is located in a space (90a) in which the inner peripheral surface of the shaped portion (61) is defined and overlaps behind the decorative portion (71) that decorates the wall-shaped portion (61) A gist is provided with a member (82), and the first decorative surface portion has a portion overlapping the rear of the protrusion (101, 102, 103).
According to the first aspect of the present invention, it is possible to install a wide variety of effect members while maintaining the area of the game area where the game ball can flow down by defining a flow path in front of the mounting opening. Become. Further, by providing the protrusion so as to protrude from the base plate portion, it is possible to change the behavior by bringing the game ball led out from the launch port of the launch passage into the game area into contact with the protrusion. Therefore, the interest of the player who is delighted by the behavior of the game ball is not impaired.

The present application includes the following technical ideas.
The frame-shaped decorative body (25) includes a winning portion (40) capable of opening and closing a winning opening by an opening and closing member (40a),
The game ball is configured to be able to flow down on the front side of the base plate portion (50) which is located on the rail member (22) side from the winning portion (40) and faces the winning opening of the winning portion (40),
The gist is that a gate portion (38) into which a game ball can enter is provided so as to protrude forward from the front surface of the base plate portion (50).
Further, the present application includes the following technical ideas.
A guide wall (57) is formed on the front side of the base plate portion (50) with a passage width through which game balls can pass in a row, and a front wall portion that covers the guide path (57) so as to be visible from the front side ( 112)
The front wall portion (112) includes an extending portion extending from the guide path (57) toward the space (90a),
An attachment portion (112a) attached to the frame-shaped decorative body (25) is provided on the rear surface of the extension portion, and protrudes rearward from an edge of the extension portion on the space (90a) side. The cover portion (112b) is provided, and the attachment portion (112a) is covered from the space (90a) side by the cover portion (112b).
Further, the present application includes the following technical ideas.
The back surface of the front wall portion (112) is provided with a protruding portion (113) that protrudes into the guide passage (57) and extends in the passage width direction of the guide passage (57). And
Further, the present application includes the following technical ideas.
The protrusion (103) includes an inclined surface (103c) inclined downward from a side close to the launch port (31) of the launch passage (30) toward the side away from the launch port (31), and the inclined surface (103c) A ball stopper (103e) protruding upward from the upper end of the slope adjacent to the launch port (31) of the launch passage (30) is provided, and the flow is caused by the slope (103c) and the ball stopper (103e). The gist is that the movement of the game ball from the path (55) to the guide part (27) side is restricted.
According to the above configuration, the momentum of the game ball that is going from the flow path to the launch port side of the launch passage can be scraped by the inclined surface of the protrusion, and the release of the game ball from the launch port is prevented from being hindered. it can. Further, by providing the ball stopper at the upper end of the inclined surface of the inclined surface, the game ball moving up the inclined surface can be returned to the downstream side of the inclined surface by the ball stopper, so that the inclined surface moves upward. There is no hindrance to the progress of the game ball released from the launch port of the launch passage.

The present application includes the following technical ideas.
The base plate portion (50) is provided with a plurality of projections (101, 102, 103) in the upper region from the launch port (31) of the launch passage (30), and a plurality of projections (101, 102, 103) provided in the upper region. Of these, the movement restricting means (103c, 103e) is provided at the protrusion (103) closest to the launch port (31) of the launch passage (30).
According to the above configuration, by providing the movement restricting means on the projection closest to the launch port of the launch passage among the plurality of projections, the game ball can be effectively returned in the vicinity of the launch port where the launch ball is concentrated. It is possible to prevent and prevent the release of the game ball from the launch port.

The present application includes the following technical ideas.
A closed position for preventing the inflow of game balls from the game area (21) to the launch opening (31) of the launch passage (30) and from the launch opening (31) of the launch passage (30) to the game area (21) A ball return prevention piece (32) that is displaced to an open position allowing the game ball to flow toward the mounting position (33) provided corresponding to the launch port (31) of the launch passage (30). ,
The base plate portion (50) is provided with a protective projection (104) so as to be located on the opposite side of the launch port (31) of the launch passage (30) with the mounting portion (33) interposed therebetween, The gist is that a protection ball (104) is configured to restrict the game ball flowing down the flow path (55) from coming into contact with the mounting portion (33).
According to the above configuration, the protective protrusion is provided on the base plate portion of the frame-shaped decorative body, and the protective protrusion prevents the game ball flowing down from the flow path defined on the front side of the base plate portion from coming into contact with the mounting portion. By restricting, it is not necessary to provide a game nail for protecting the mounting portion on the plate member, and the mounting opening of the plate member can be expanded to the maximum, and the production member installed on the installation member is enlarged and the visibility is improved. Can be achieved. Further, the area of the game area where the game ball can flow does not decrease by covering the mounting opening with the base plate portion of the frame-shaped decorative body and forming the flow path on the front side.

  According to the gaming machine according to the present invention, it is possible to maintain the fun of the behavior of the game ball while increasing the degree of freedom in designing the game board.

It is a front view which shows the pachinko machine which concerns on an Example. It is a front view which shows the game board which concerns on an Example. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the state which isolate | separated the frame-shaped decoration body from the game board which concerns on an Example. It is a front view which shows the frame-shaped ornament which concerns on an Example. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the frame-shaped ornament which concerns on an Example. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the relationship between the mounting opening of the game board which concerns on an Example, and the bowl-shaped part of a frame-shaped ornament. (a) is a rear view which shows the principal part of a frame-shaped decorative body, (b) is a front view which shows the relationship between a board member and the extension part of a frame-shaped decorative body. It is the DD sectional view taken on the line of FIG. (a) is the principal part perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the front wall part from the frame-shaped decoration body, and was seen from the back surface, (b) is the sectional view on the AA line of FIG. FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. 2. It is CC sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is an enlarged view which shows the flow path of the game board which concerns on an Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship of the guide path of the game board which concerns on an Example. The guide path and the deceleration rib are indicated by a two-dot chain line. (a) is the X section enlarged view of FIG. 10, (b) is sectional drawing of the guide path in the formation site | part of a 2nd flat part.

  Next, the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings by way of preferred embodiments. As a gaming machine, a pachinko machine in which a game is played using a pachinko ball as a gaming ball will be described as an example. In the following description, “front”, “rear”, “left”, and “right” refer to the pachinko machine 10 viewed from the front side (player side) as shown in FIG. 1 unless otherwise specified. Named by state.

(About pachinko machine 10)
As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment is formed in a rectangular frame shape that opens front and rear, and an outer frame 11 as a fixed frame that is installed in a vertically installed posture on an installation frame base (not shown) of a game shop. A middle frame 12 as a main body frame that detachably holds the game board 20 is detachably assembled to the front side of the opening of the game board, and for the purpose of production on the back side of the game board 20 when a predetermined condition is established. A symbol display device (symbol display means) 17 that displays symbols in a variably displayed manner is provided in a detachable manner. Further, on the front side of the middle frame 12, a front frame 13 as a decorative frame having a visual opening 13a opened at a position corresponding to the game area 21 of the game board 20 is assembled so as to be openable and closable. The front frame 13 is provided with a see-through protective plate 18 formed of a glass plate or a transparent synthetic resin plate so as to cover the visual recognition port 13a, and protects the game board 20 from the front side in a state where it can be seen. ing. An operation handle 16 for operating a ball launching device (not shown) disposed on the middle frame 12 is provided at a lower right position of the middle frame 12.

(About game board 20)
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the game board 20 includes a plate member 20a formed in a substantially rectangular shape by a transparent synthetic resin material (for example, polycarbonate or acrylic), and a rear side (back side) of the plate member 20a. ), And a plurality of components are detachably attached using the plate member 20a and the installation member 20b as an attachment base. The installation member 20b is formed in a box shape that opens to the front side, and the opening at the front end is disposed so as to be close to the outer edge of the rear surface of the plate member 20a and cover substantially the entire rear surface of the plate member 20a. Inside this installation member 20b, there is a ball path unit for discharging the pachinko balls that have entered the ball entering section (fixed start winning section 39a, variable start winning section 39b and special winning section 40), Various production members (production devices) 82 that perform production such as light emission and operation in accordance with the above and form decorations are attached to form a back unit as one complex. In the installation member 20b of the embodiment, an effect member 82 provided with light emitting means 82a for illuminating a later-described base plate part 50 of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 in accordance with the effect is installed. A symbol display device 17 is detachably disposed on the rear surface of the installation member 20b, and the display surface of the symbol display device 17 faces the front side from the center of the plate member 20a. The plate member 20a of the embodiment is configured so that the front side of the installation member 20b can be seen through, but an opaque decorative sheet is pasted on the back surface of the plate member 20a, or plywood such as veneer is used as the material of the plate member 20a. By adopting, the back side of the plate member 20a may not be seen through.

(About plate members)
As shown in FIGS. 2, 6 and 8, a rail member 22 is provided on the front surface of the plate member 20a, and the rail member 22 defines a substantially circular game area 21 in which pachinko balls flow down. ing. In addition, the ball entering portion is provided inside the game area 21 of the plate member 20 a, and an out port 23 is opened at the lowest position of the game area 21, and a pachinko machine is connected from the game area 21 through the out port 23. The ball is discharged. The rail member 22 includes an outer rail 22a extending in a circular arc shape from the lower left to the upper right on the front surface of the plate member 20a, and an inner rail extending side by side from the center lower to the upper left inside the outer rail 22a. 22b and a right panel decoration member 22c provided between the upper right portion of the outer rail 22a and the inner rail 22b on the right side of the front surface of the plate member 20a and having a left side surface forming an arcuate concave surface. Then, a substantially circular game area 21 is formed on the front surface of the plate member 20a by the inner rail 22b, the right side panel decoration member 22c, and the outer rail 22a (specifically, a portion from the upper left portion to the upper right portion of the outer rail 22a). It is defined. Further, between the inner rail 22b and the outer rail 22a extending side by side from the center lower part to the upper left part of the plate member 20a, a pachinko ball launched from the ball launcher is guided along the outer rail 22a. A launch passage 30 is defined which discharges from the launch port 31 to a launch area (described later) of the game area 21. That is, the pachinko ball launched from the launch port 31 into the launch passage 30 of the game area 21 is driven into the launch area of the game area 21. In the following description, a portion from the upper left portion to the upper right portion of the outer rail 22a (a portion that defines the upper edge of the gaming area 21 connected to the launch port 31) is referred to as a guide portion 27.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a mounting portion 33 to which a ball return prevention piece 32 that opens and closes the launch port 31 is attached to the upper end portion of the inner rail 22 b (the end portion on the launch port 31 side of the launch passage 30). Is installed. The ball return prevention piece 32 includes a base 32b fixed to the attachment portion 33, a closed position for preventing the inflow of a pachinko ball from the game area 21 to the launch port 31, and a pachinko from the launch port 31 to the game area 21. And an opening / closing portion 32a that is displaced to an open position that allows the ball to flow out. The ball return prevention piece 32 is formed of a thin metal plate, and the opening / closing portion 32a is elastically deformed to an open position on the game area 21 side when receiving a collision of a pachinko ball flying in the launch passage 30. The pachinko ball is allowed to be released from the game area 21, and when the pachinko ball to be returned from the game area 21 to the launch passage 30 comes into contact with the open / close section 32a, the open / close section 32a comes into contact with the outer rail 22a and from the game area 21. The pachinko ball is prevented from flowing into the launch port 31. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the mounting portion 33 has a wall portion 33b that constitutes the upper end portion of the inner rail 22b, and a connecting wall portion 33a that is connected to the inner rail 22b so as to face the upper end portion. It is formed in a concave shape opening in the region 21, and has a simple structure in which the base portion 32 b of the ball return prevention piece 32 is fitted into the attachment portion 33 and fixed. In addition, at a portion (right end portion of the outer rail 22a) located on the opposite side of the launch port 31 with the guide portion 27 interposed therebetween, the momentum of the pachinko ball is received by the collision of the pachinko ball flying along the guide portion 27. A buffer member (right-handed rubber) 24 for reducing the above is disposed.

  As shown in FIG. 2, on the front surface of the plate member 20a, gate portions 38, 38, a fixed start winning portion 39a, a variable start winning portion 39b, and special winning portions 40, 40 are provided on the front of the board member 20a. They are respectively provided at appropriate positions of the installation parts (the frame-shaped decorative body 25, the composite winning unit 36, and the special winning unit 37). When a pachinko ball enters the gate opening of the gate portion 38, the pachinko ball is detected by a gate sensor (not shown) connected to a main control board (not shown). The main control board executes lottery on condition that a detection signal is input when the gate sensor detects a pachinko ball, and opens and closes the start winning opening of the variable start winning portion 39b based on the result of the lottery. The operation of the member 39c is controlled to change the start winning opening into a state where the pachinko ball can enter. Further, when a pachinko ball enters the start winning opening of the start winning units 39a and 39b, the pachinko ball is detected by a start ball detecting sensor (not shown) wired to the main control board. The main control board executes a lottery on condition that a detection signal is input when the start ball detection sensor detects a pachinko ball, and opens and closes the big winning opening of the special winning unit 40 based on the result of the lottery. The opening / closing member 40a to be operated is controlled to change the large winning opening into a state in which the pachinko ball can enter. In the embodiment, the variable start winning portion 39b is disposed in the merging area.

  As shown in FIGS. 3, 6 and 7 (b), the plate member 20a is attached with a frame-shaped decorative body 25 having a window 25a opened in the front-rear direction in a mounting opening 45 opened so as to open in the front-rear direction. The display surface of the symbol display device 17 can be viewed from the front through the window 25a. The frame-shaped decorative body 25 has a base plate portion 50 formed along the front surface of the plate member 20a. The frame-shaped decorative body 25 is screwed by bringing the rear surface of the base plate portion 50 into contact with the opening edge of the mounting opening 45 and screwing. The decorative body 25 is attached to the front surface of the plate member 20a. The mounting port 45 is formed so that the opening area includes the rear side of the flow path 55 and the guide path 57 in a portion where a flow path 55 and a guide path 57 described later are defined on the front side of the base plate portion 50. The opening edge is enlarged so as to reach a position close to the rail member 22 (specifically, a position having a separation dimension smaller than the diameter of the pachinko ball).

(About frame-shaped ornaments)
As shown in FIGS. 2, 5, and 7A, the frame-shaped decorative body 25 includes a thin plate-shaped base plate portion 50 that contacts the front surface of the opening 45 of the plate member 20a, and the base. A hook-like part 61 protruding forward from the front surface of the plate part 50 and an extension part 65 extending rearward from the rear face of the base plate part 50 are formed, and the window is formed by the hook-like part 61 and the extension part 65. 25a is formed. The frame-shaped decorative body 25 is configured such that the outer edge portion (outside the extension portion 65) of the base plate portion 50 is brought into contact with the opening edge of the mounting opening 45 and screwed to the front surface of the plate member 20a. Attached to the front. In the embodiment, the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is formed of a transparent synthetic resin.

  In the lower right portion of the frame-shaped decorative body 25, a gate extending portion 25b extending rightward (on the right side panel decoration member 22c side) and facing the front side to a game area 21 (second ball falling area 21b described later). The gate extension portion 25b is provided with a gate portion 38 as a ball entry portion. The gate extension 25b is provided at a position spaced downward from the outlet 57a of the guide path 57 through which pachinko balls pass in a row. Between the guide path 57 and the gate extension portion 25b, a width that allows a part of the game area 21 (second ball falling area 21b) provided with the plurality of game nails 26 to pass a plurality of pachinko balls side by side. It is defined by. The gate portion 38 is formed in the gate extension portion 25b so that pachinko balls can pass between the flange portion 61 and the right side panel decoration member 22c. That is, a flow-down area (a part of the second ball flow-down area 21b) is defined at a position below the game area 21 where the outlet 57c of the guide path 57 is opened, with a width that allows a plurality of pachinko balls to flow side by side. A gate portion 38 is provided as a ball entry portion in the flow-down region. Accordingly, it is possible to attract the player's interest in the behavior of the pachinko balls that flow down the second ball falling area 21b after passing through the guide road 57 while quickly moving the pachinko balls that pass through the guide path 57 in one line. .

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, on the front surface of the base plate portion 50, a hook-like portion 61 that protrudes forward from the front surface of the plate member 20 a at a position along the outside of the opening of the window 25 a is formed from the top to the left and right sides. In the state where the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is attached to the plate member 20 a, the window 25 a and the game area (flow area) 21 are partitioned by the hook-shaped portion 61. Here, the game area 21 includes a first ball falling area 21a in which the pachinko ball flows down the left side of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 with the top 61T of the bowl-shaped part 61 in the frame-shaped decorative body 25 as a branch point, and a pachinko A second ball falling area 21b in which the sphere flows down the right side of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is provided. By adjusting the hitting force by rotating the operation handle 16, the pachinko ball flows down the first sphere. The player can arbitrarily select one of a game form flowing down the area 21a and a game form in which the pachinko ball flows down the second ball flow down area 21b. The game area 21 is provided with a merge area where the pachinko balls that have flowed down the first and second ball flow-down areas 21a and 21b merge. In the following description, the upper part of the first ball falling area 21a defined between the guide part 27 and the bowl-shaped part 61 may be referred to as a launch area. In other words, the launch area is an area where the pachinko balls released from the launch port 31 are directly guided.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the frame-like decorative body 25 is provided with a collar decoration 71 that decorates the collar-shaped portion 61, and a display screen of the symbol display device 17 facing the window 25a. A stage plate 72 that rolls pachinko balls, and a partition protection plate that is positioned so as to cover the upper side of the stage plate 72 and prevents jumping of the pachinko balls that roll the stage plate 72 to the display surface side. 73, a passage member 74 constituting a part of a warp passage for guiding a pachinko ball flowing down the first ball falling area 21a to the stage plate 72, and a front wall portion 112 defining a front side of a guide path 57 described later. And are attached by screws.

(About the bowl-shaped part)
As shown in FIG. 2, the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is provided with the bowl-shaped portion 61 that partitions the window 25 a (front opening area 90 a) and the game area 21. The hook-like portion 61 extends from the upper portion of the base plate portion 50 to the left and right side portions, and is provided so as to protrude forward along the inner peripheral edge of the base plate portion 50. The hook-like portion 61 has a left rolling surface 62 that is inclined downward to the left from the top portion 61T of the hook-like portion 61 to define the first ball flow down region 21a, and is inclined downward to the right from the top portion 61T. The right rolling surface 63 that defines the second ball flow down area 21b is formed, and the pachinko ball launched into the game area 21 does not stagnate on the bowl-shaped portion 61, and the first ball flow down area 21a or the second ball flow down It flows down the region 21b. As shown in FIGS. 2, 4, 8, and 12, the left rolling surface 62 on the front side of the base plate 50 has a plurality of protrusions 101, 102, 103, 104 that protrude forward from the base plate 50. , 105 (to be described later) facing each other, and a ridge-side channel 55a (part of the channel 55) through which pachinko balls can pass in a row between the projections 101, 102, 103, 104, 105. It is defined. Further, the right rolling surface 63 of the bowl-shaped portion 61 defines an upstream path 57a (a part of the guide path 57) through which pachinko balls can pass in a row with the guide section 27 that is spaced apart and opposed thereto. At the same time, a downstream path 57b (a part of the guide path 57) through which pachinko balls can pass in a row is defined with the flow path changing unit 111 (described later).

  As shown in FIGS. 2, 6, and 12, the portion located on the left side of the top portion 61 </ b> T in the bowl-shaped portion 61 (on the left side of the boundary BL between the first and second ball flowing-down regions 21 a and 21 b in FIG. 6) A projecting region side opening region 45b that protrudes forward from the member 20a and extends to the front side of the opening of the mounting port 45, and is located on the first ball falling region 21a side from the bowl-shaped portion 61 in a front view of the plate member 20a; The mounting opening 45 is partitioned into a window-side opening area 45a located on the window 25a side from the shape portion 61. The front side of the launch area side opening area 45b is covered with the base plate part 50, and the first ball flow down area 21a (one of the launch areas is provided on the front side of the base plate part 50 covering the launch area side opening area 45b. A flow path 55) forming a part is defined. Further, a portion located on the right side of the top portion 61T in the bowl-shaped portion 61 (on the right side of the boundary BL between the first and second ball flow-down regions 21a and 21b in FIG. 6) protrudes to the front side from the plate member 20a and is attached to the mounting opening 45. And the flow path side opening area 45c located on the second spherical flow area 21b side from the bowl-shaped part 61 in the front view of the plate member 20a, and the window 25a side from the bowl-shaped part 61. The mounting opening 45 is partitioned into the window side opening area 45a. On the front side of the downflow path side opening area 45c, the base plate portion 50 is positioned so as to cover the downflow path side opening area 45c. The second spherical flow down region 21b (guide path 57) is defined on the front side of the base plate portion 50 covering the flow down route side opening region 45c. In this way, on the front side of the plate member 20a, the upper region of the first sphere falling region 21a is between the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-shaped portion 61, the base plate unit 50, and the outer rail 22a and the inner rail 22b. And the upper region of the second ball falling region 21b is defined between the right rolling surface 63 of the bowl-shaped portion 61, the base plate portion 50, the outer rail 22a, and the right panel decoration member 22c. Yes.

(About the extension)
As shown in FIGS. 7 and 12, an extension portion 65 that extends to the inside of the opening of the mounting port 45 is formed on the rear surface of the base plate portion 50 in the frame-shaped decorative body 25. The extending portion 65 functions as a rib that ensures the rigidity of the frame-shaped decorative body 25. Further, the extension portion 65 extends from the rear surface of the base plate portion 50 with an extension dimension substantially the same as the thickness dimension of the plate member 20a (see FIGS. 9B and 10), and the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is the plate member. In the state attached to 20a, it is provided so that the whole may be located inside the mounting opening 45. The extending portion 65 is basically provided so as to extend along the inner surface of the opening of the mounting opening 45, and defines a rear portion (rear opening region 90b) of the opening region of the window 25a on the inner side. It is made. However, a part of the extending portion 65 that extends to the rear side of the protrusions 103 and 104, which will be described later, is separated from the inner surface of the opening of the mounting opening 45, and wall portions W1 and W2 that form the peripheral walls of the protrusions 103 and 104. , W3 (see FIG. 12).

  As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the window 25 a formed inside the hook-like portion 61 and the extending portion 65 includes an opening region 90 a defined inside the hook-like portion 61, and the extending portion 65. An opening region 90b defined inside is formed so as to be continuous in the front-rear direction. Further, the flange portion 61 is provided on the inner peripheral edge side of the base plate portion 50 and the extension portion 65 is provided on the outer peripheral edge side of the base plate portion 50, thereby providing a rear side of the opening region 90a on the front side. The opening area of the opening region 90b on the side is formed large. That is, the window 25a is provided such that the opening width is enlarged in the depth direction of the plate member 20a. As shown in FIG. 10, the rear edge Pa of the inner surface of the bowl-shaped portion 61 and the extending portion 65 are provided. A straight line L1 passing through the rear edge portion Pb of the inner surface of the effect member 82 is configured to reach the surface of the effect member 82 located in a range outside the opening edge of the mounting opening 45. That is, the game board 20 can visually recognize the range located outside the opening area 90a on the front side from the front side of the pachinko machine 10 through the viewing opening 13a and the window 25a, and is further located outside the opening edge of the mounting opening 45. The range is visible. As shown in FIG. 11, a part of the effect member 82 installed in the accommodation space 80 extends into the front and rear opening areas 90 a and 90 b so as to extend to the front side of the accommodation space 80. That is, in the game board 20, the front and rear opening areas 90a and 90b are used as a space for accommodating a part of the effect member 82, thereby three-dimensionally projecting to the front side of the accommodation space 80 in the installation member 20b. The directing member 82 is adopted.

(About channels and protrusions)
As shown in FIGS. 4, 8, and 12, a plurality of protrusions 101, 102, 103, 104 that protrude forward are formed on the front side of the base plate part 50, in a portion that covers the launch area side opening area 45 b from the front side. 105, and the projections 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 form a pachinko ball passage 55. In addition, the flow path 55 forms a part of launching area in the 1st sphere falling area 21a. The first to fifth protrusions 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 are formed in a block shape larger than the outer shape of the game nail 26, and extend in the extending direction of the hook-like portion 61 (to the left rolling surface 62). Adjacent protrusions 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 are spaced from each other so as to be separated from each other by the diameter of the pachinko sphere. On the front side of the base plate portion 50, on the upper side of the launch port 31, first to third protrusions 101 and 102 that define a flight path of a pachinko ball emitted from the launch port 31 with the guide portion 27. 103, and below the launch port 31, a path through which the pachinko ball flows down is defined between the fourth protrusion 104 located adjacent to the mounting portion 33 and the inner rail 22b. A fifth protrusion 105 is provided. In the following description, a path from the time when the pachinko ball launched by the ball launcher flies along the guide portion 27 and collides with the frame-shaped decorative body 25 or the buffer member 24 is referred to as a flight path.

  The first to fifth protrusions 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 are spaced from the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-shaped portion 61 by a distance that is greater than or equal to the diameter of the pachinko sphere and less than twice the diameter. It is provided to face each other. Here, on the front side of the base plate portion 50, the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-shaped portion 61 and the first to fifth projecting portions 101, 102, 103, which face the left rolling surface 62 while being spaced apart from each other. Between the facing surfaces 101a, 102a, 103a, 104a, 105a of 104, 105, a ridge-side channel 55a (a part of the channel 55) is defined in which pachinko balls can roll in a row. . Further, between the first protrusion 101 and the second protrusion 102, between the second protrusion 102 and the third protrusion 103, and between the third protrusion 103 and the fourth protrusion 104, there is a pachinko. Inter-projection flow paths 55b for allowing the spheres to flow down toward the eaves-side flow path 55a are defined, and the lower ends of the inter-projection flow paths 55b are connected to the eaves-side flow path 55a.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the left rolling surface 62 that defines the ridge-side channel 55a has a stepped shape in which a plurality of surface portions 62a, 62b, 62c, 62d, 62e, 62f, and 62g having different inclination angles are continuous. Is formed. That is, the left rolling surface 62 extends substantially parallel to the facing surface 101a of the first protrusion 101 after being inclined downward so as to gradually approach the first protrusion 101 with the apex 61T as the upper end of inclination. A concavely curved first surface portion 62a and a first lower end portion of the first surface portion 62a are connected to the lower end of the first surface portion 62a so as to incline downward with a steep slope from the lower end portion of the first surface portion 62a. A flat second surface portion 62b extending substantially parallel to the facing surface 102a of the second protrusion 102 and a lower slope of the second surface portion 62b at a lower slope than the left end of the protrusion 102. A planar third surface portion 62c that continues to the inclined lower end of the second surface portion 62b and faces the inter-projection flow path 55b between the second protrusion 102 and the third protrusion 103, and the third surface portion 62c. In order to incline downward with a steep slope from the lower end of the slope, A flat fourth surface portion 62d that is continuous with the inclined lower end of the surface portion 62c and extends substantially parallel to the facing surface 103a of the third protrusion 103, and is inclined downwardly with a gentle gradient from the inclined lower end portion of the fourth surface portion 62d. The fourth surface portion 62d has a fifth surface portion 62e that is continuous with the inclined lower end of the fourth surface portion 62d and faces the inter-projection flow path 55b between the third protrusion 103 and the fourth protrusion 104. Further, the left rolling surface 62 is a concave curved sixth surface portion 62f extending substantially parallel to the facing surface 104a forming the convex curved surface shape of the fourth protrusion 104 continuously to the inclined lower end of the fifth surface portion 62e. And a concave curved seventh surface 62g extending substantially in parallel with the opposing surface 105a forming the convex curved surface of the fifth protrusion 105 continuously from the lower end of the sixth surface 62f.

  The first surface portion 62a is provided such that the opposing surface 102a of the second protrusion 103 is positioned on an extension of the first surface portion 62a in the inclination direction. The third surface portion 62c is provided such that the opposing surface 103a of the third protrusion 103 is positioned on an extension of the third surface portion 62c in the inclination direction. The fifth surface portion 62e is provided such that the opposing surface 104a of the fourth protrusion 104 is positioned on an extension of the fifth surface portion 62e in the inclination direction. That is, the heel-side flow path 55a is configured to allow the pachinko ball rolling on the left rolling surface 62 to collide with the second, third, and fourth protrusions 102, 103, and 104 to decelerate the pachinko ball. ing.

(About the first protrusion)
As shown in FIGS. 4, 8, and 12, the first protrusion 101 is provided so as to be separated from the guide portion 27 by a distance equal to or larger than the diameter of the pachinko sphere, and the pachinko fired from the launch port 31 to the launch area. The ball is allowed to pass between the guide part 27 and fly to the second ball flow down region 21b side, or to lose the momentum of flying in the middle of the guide part 27 and fall onto the protrusion 101. It is provided as follows. And the opposing surface 101a with the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-shaped part 61 in the 1st protrusion 101 is comprised so that it may space apart with the space | interval which can pass one pachinko ball from the said left rolling surface 62, Between the opposing surface 101a and the bowl-shaped portion 61, a part of the bowl-side channel 55a is defined in which pachinko balls can flow in a line.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the first protrusion 101 extends so as to gradually approach the guide portion 27 from the end on the side (left side) close to the launch port 31 to the end on the side (right side) separated. An existing receiving surface 101 b is provided, and the receiving surface 101 b faces the guide portion 27. As described above, the receiving surface 101b of the first protrusion 101 is formed such that the perpendicular perpendicular to the receiving surface 101b is inclined toward the launch port 31. In other words, when the pachinko ball comes into contact with the receiving surface 101b of the first protrusion 101 from the launch port 31 and is in contact with the receiving surface 101b, the pachinko ball comes into contact with the bowl-shaped portion 61 due to the inclination of the receiving surface 101b. In addition to alleviating the impact at the time, the pachinko balls can be received in a direction away from the launch port 31 (on the top 61T side of the bowl-shaped portion 61). In this manner, by passing the pachinko ball that has contacted the receiving surface 101b of the first protrusion 101 in a direction away from the launch port 31, contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 is avoided. Thus, the flight of the next pachinko ball is prevented from being hindered.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the first protrusion 101 is provided such that an inclined upper surface of the receiving surface 101 b is continuously provided with an inclined surface 101 c inclined downward on the side (right side) away from the launch port 31. The inclined surface 101c is opposed to the guide portion 27. The inclined surface 101 c of the first protrusion 101 is formed such that a perpendicular perpendicular to the inclined surface 101 c is inclined to the side away from the launch port 31. That is, when the pachinko ball which is launched from the launch port 31 into the launch area and contacts the inclined surface 101c of the first protrusion 101 is depressurized by the inclination of the inclined surface 101c, the pachinko ball contacts the bowl-shaped portion 61. And the pachinko ball can be received in the direction away from the launch port 31 (on the top 61T side of the bowl-shaped portion 61). In addition, the inclined surface 101c of the first protrusion 101 is configured to roll the pachinko ball on the inclined surface 101c in a direction away from the guide portion 27 by the inclination, and the base plate portion 50 of the base plate portion 50 in the firing region. It functions as a movement restricting means for restricting the movement of the pachinko ball from the flow path 55 defined on the front side to the guide portion 27 side. That is, by passing the pachinko ball that contacts the inclined surface 101c of the first protrusion 101 in a direction away from the launch port 31, contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 is avoided, It is designed to prevent the flight of the next pachinko ball. The inclined lower end portion of the inclined surface 101c of the first protrusion 101 is configured to be continuous with the upper end portion of the facing surface 101a of the first protrusion 101.

  Furthermore, the first protrusion 101 has a side surface 101d that is connected to the inclined lower end of the receiving surface 101b and the inclined lower end of the opposing surface 101a. A side surface 101d of the first protrusion 101 is formed in a curved shape that faces an inclined surface 102c described later of the second protrusion 102 and protrudes toward the side (left side) close to the launch port 31. The pachinko ball discharged from the mouth 31 is received and dropped to the heel side flow path 55a side. That is, avoiding contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 by flipping the pachinko ball in contact with the side surface 101d of the first protrusion 101 so as to drop to the heel side flow path 55a side, It is designed to prevent the flight of the next pachinko ball.

(About the second protrusion)
As shown in FIG. 8, the second protrusion 102 is provided so as to be separated from the guide portion 27 by a distance equal to or larger than the diameter of the pachinko sphere, and the pachinko sphere launched from the launch port 31 to the launch area is connected to the guide portion 27. And is allowed to fly to the second ball flow down region 21b side, or to lose the momentum of flying in the middle of the guide portion 27 and fall onto the protrusions 101 and 102. Yes. And the opposing surface 102a with the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-shaped part 61 in the 2nd protrusion 102 is comprised so that it may space apart from the said left rolling surface 62 at the space | interval which can pass one pachinko ball, A part of the ridge-side channel 55a is defined between the facing surface 102a and the bowl-shaped portion 61 so that pachinko balls can flow in a single row.

  The second protrusion 102 is provided with a receiving surface 102b extending gradually from the end on the side close to the launch port 31 (left side) to the end on the side away from the side (right side) so as to approach the guide portion 27. The receiving surface 102b is opposed to the guide portion 27. Thus, the receiving surface 102b of the 2nd protrusion 102 is formed so that the perpendicular perpendicular to the receiving surface 102b may incline toward the launch port 31. That is, when the pachinko ball is launched from the launch port 31 into the launch area and comes into contact with the receiving surface 102b of the second protrusion 102, the pachinko ball is brought into contact with the bowl-shaped portion 61 due to the inclination of the receiving surface 102b. It is designed to relieve the shock when doing. In addition, the inclination angle of the receiving surface 102b of the second protrusion 102 with respect to the horizontal plane is formed to be larger than the inclination angle of the receiving surface 101b of the second protrusion 102 with respect to the horizontal plane. That is, the pachinko ball that is launched from the launch port 31 into the launch area and contacts the receiving surface 102b of the second projection 102 can be rebounded to the first projection 101 side or the third projection 103 side.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the second protrusion 102 is provided such that an inclined upper surface of the receiving surface 102 b is continuous with an inclined surface 102 c inclined downward on the side (right side) away from the launch port 31. The inclined surface 102c is opposed to the guide portion 27. The inclined surface 102 c of the second protrusion 102 is formed such that a perpendicular perpendicular to the inclined surface 102 c is inclined to the side away from the launch port 31. That is, when the pachinko ball that has been launched from the launch port 31 into contact with the inclined surface 102c of the second protrusion 102 is depressurized by the inclination of the inclined surface 102c and the pachinko ball contacts the bowl-shaped portion 61 And the pachinko ball can flow away in the direction away from the launch port 31 (on the first protrusion 101 side). In addition, the inclined surface 102c of the second protrusion 102 is configured to roll the pachinko ball on the inclined surface 102c in a direction away from the guide portion 27 by the inclination, and in the launch region, It functions as a movement restricting means for restricting the movement of the pachinko ball from the flow path 55 defined on the front side to the guide portion 27 side. That is, by passing the pachinko ball that contacts the inclined surface 102c of the second protrusion 102 in a direction away from the launch port 31, contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 is avoided, It is designed to prevent the flight of the next pachinko ball. The inclined lower end portion of the inclined surface 102c of the second protrusion 102 is configured to be continuous with the upper end portion of the facing surface 102a of the second protrusion 102.

  Further, the second protrusion 102 has a side surface 102d that is connected to the inclined lower end of the receiving surface 102b and the inclined lower end of the opposing surface 102a. A side surface 102d of the second protrusion 102 is formed in a curved surface that faces an inclined surface 102c to be described later of the second protrusion 102 and protrudes toward the side (left side) close to the launch port 31. The pachinko ball discharged from the mouth 31 is received and dropped to the heel side flow path 55a side. That is, avoiding contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 by flipping the pachinko ball in contact with the side surface 102d of the second protrusion 102 so as to drop to the heel side flow path 55a side, It is designed to prevent the flight of the next pachinko ball.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 8, the second projecting portion 102 is spaced from the guide portion 27 to the second projecting portion 102 from the guide portion 27 to the first projecting portion 101 and the third projecting portion 103. The frame-shaped decorative body 25 is provided so as to be larger than the separation distance. That is, by securing a large space between the guide portion 27 and the second protrusion 102, the pachinko ball is launched toward the receiving surface 102 b of the second protrusion 102 and the inclined surface 102 c of the second protrusion 102. This makes it easy to launch pachinko balls aimed at. Further, the receiving surface 102b of the second projecting portion 102 is greatly separated from the guide portion 27 as compared with the receiving surfaces 101b and 103b of the first and third projecting portions 101 and 103, so that it comes into contact with the receiving surface 102b and rebounds. Even if the pachinko ball bounces back toward the launch port 31, it is difficult to reach the guide portion 27, and the pachinko ball flying along the guide portion 27 is not hindered. As described above, the facing surface 102a of the second protrusion 102 is provided so as to be opposed to the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-like portion 61, and the saddle-side flow path between the second projection 102 and the bowl-like portion 61 is provided. Part of 55a is defined.

(About the third protrusion)
As shown in FIG. 8, the third protrusion 103 is provided so as to be separated from the guide portion 27 by a distance equal to or larger than the diameter of the pachinko sphere, and the pachinko ball launched from the launch port 31 to the launch area is the guide portion. 27 is allowed to fly to the second ball flow down region 21b side, or to lose the momentum of flying in the middle of the guide portion 27 and fall onto the protrusions 101, 102, 103. It is provided as follows. And it is comprised so that the opposing surface 103a with the left rolling surface 62 of the bowl-shaped part 61 in the 3rd protrusion 103 may be spaced apart from the said left rolling surface 62 at the space | interval which can pass one pachinko ball, A part of the heel-side channel 55a is defined between the facing surface 103a and the bowl-shaped portion 61 so that pachinko balls can flow in a single row.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the third protrusion 103 is formed so that the third protrusion 103 is gradually extended from the end on the side (left side) close to the launch port 31 to the end on the side (right side) away from the end. A receiving surface 103 b extending so as to be close to the guide portion 27 is provided, and the receiving surface 103 b faces the guide portion 27. Thus, the receiving surface 103b of the third protrusion 103 is formed such that a perpendicular perpendicular to the receiving surface 103b is inclined toward the launch port 31. That is, when the pachinko ball is launched from the launch port 31 into the launch area and comes into contact with the receiving surface 103b of the third protrusion 103, the pachinko ball comes into contact with the bowl-shaped portion 61 by being de-energized by the inclination of the receiving surface 103b. In addition to alleviating the impact at the time, the pachinko ball can be received in the direction away from the launch port 31 (the second protrusion 102 side). In this way, by passing the pachinko sphere in contact with the receiving surface 103b of the third protrusion 103 in a direction away from the launch port 31, contact with the next pachinko sphere launched along the guide portion 27 is avoided. Thus, the flight of the next pachinko ball is prevented from being hindered.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 8, the third protrusion 103 is provided with an inclined surface 103c inclined downward on the side (right side) away from the launch port 31 at the inclined upper end of the receiving surface 103b, The inclined surface 103 c faces the guide portion 27. The inclined surface 103 c of the third protrusion 103 is formed so that a perpendicular perpendicular to the inclined surface 103 c is inclined to the side away from the launch port 31. That is, when the pachinko ball that has been launched from the launch port 31 into contact with the inclined surface 103 c of the third protrusion 103 is depressurized by the inclination of the inclined surface 103 c and the pachinko ball contacts the bowl-shaped portion 61. And the pachinko ball can be received in the direction away from the launch port 31 (on the second protrusion 102 side). In addition, the inclined surface 103c of the third protrusion 103 is configured to roll the pachinko ball on the inclined surface 103c in a direction away from the guide portion 27 by the inclination, and the base plate portion 50 of the base plate portion 50 in the firing region. It functions as a movement restricting means for restricting the movement of the pachinko ball from the flow path 55 defined on the front side to the guide portion 27 side. That is, by passing the pachinko ball that contacts the inclined surface 103c of the third protrusion 103 in a direction away from the launch port 31, contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 is avoided, It is designed to prevent the flight of the next pachinko ball. The inclined lower end portion of the inclined surface 103 c of the third protrusion 103 is configured to be continuous with the upper end portion of the facing surface 103 a of the third protrusion 103.

  Furthermore, the third protrusion 103 has a side surface 103d that is connected to the inclined lower end of the receiving surface 103b and the inclined lower end of the facing surface 103a. A side surface 103d of the third protrusion 103 is formed in a curved shape that faces an inclined surface 102c, which will be described later, of the second protrusion 102 and protrudes toward the side (left side) close to the launch port 31. The pachinko ball discharged from the mouth 31 is received and dropped to the heel side flow path 55a side. That is, avoiding contact with the next pachinko ball launched along the guide portion 27 by flipping the pachinko ball in contact with the side surface 103d of the third protrusion 103 to the heel side flow path 55a side, It is designed to prevent the flight of the next pachinko ball.

  As shown in FIGS. 8 and 12, the third protrusion 103 is provided with a ball stopper 103e that protrudes upward from an inclined upper end portion of the inclined surface 103c close to the launch port 31. The ball stopper 103e protrudes in the surface direction of the inclined surface 103c and is provided in a protruding shape that narrows toward the inclined surface 103c toward the tip. In addition, the ball stopper 103e is provided in a portion of the third protrusion 103 (inclined surface 103c) that is closest to the guide 27, and is located near the outer edge of the base plate 50. That is, the ball stopper 103e is provided on the third protrusion 103 closer to the launch port 31 than the first and second protrusions 101 and 102, and is defined on the front side of the base plate part 50 in the launch region. Further, it functions as a movement restricting means for restricting the movement of the pachinko sphere from the flow path 55 to the guide portion 27 side (launch port 31 side).

  Here, a wall portion W1 (a wall portion that forms the inclined surface 103c and the ball stopper 103e) and a wall portion W2 (a wall portion that forms the facing surface 103a) that form a part of the outer peripheral surface of the third protrusion 103 The extending portion 65 extends along the wall portions W1 and W2 so as to be aligned in the front-rear direction. That is, the third protrusion 103 includes a wall portion W1 for restricting the movement of the pachinko sphere from the flow channel 55 to the guide portion 27 side, and the left rolling surface 62 (third surface portion 62c) of the bowl-shaped portion 61. The wall portion W2 that is susceptible to the collision of the pachinko balls rolling is provided on the front side of the extending portion 65 where the rigidity is increased in the base plate portion 50b.

(4th protrusion)
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 12, the fourth protrusion 104 is provided adjacent to the right side with respect to the connecting wall portion 33 a of the attachment portion 33, and the left rolling of the hook-like portion 61. In the process of rolling the surface 62 (fifth surface portion 62e), the fourth protrusion 104 receives the pachinko ball and prevents contact with the mounting portion 33. Specifically, the fourth protrusion 104 is located on the extension of the inclination direction of the fifth surface portion 62e. That is, the fourth protrusion 104 functions as a protective protrusion that prevents the pachinko ball that rolls on the heel-side channel 55a from colliding with the attachment portion 33.

  Here, in the portion located on the rear side of the fourth protrusion 104, the extending portion 65 is arranged in front and rear with the wall portion W3 constituting a part of the outer peripheral surface of the fourth protrusion 104 (opposing surface 104a). Thus, it extends along the wall portion W3. That is, the fourth protrusion 104 is provided such that the wall portion W3 located on the extension line of the lower end portion of the fifth surface portion 62e is located on the front side of the extension portion 65 in the base plate portion 50. The rigidity of the portion 104 (wall portion W3) is increased. The wall portion W3 is formed to have a larger plate thickness than the wall portion W4 facing the connecting wall portion 33a of the mounting portion 33 in the fourth protrusion 104. That is, the wall portion W3 that is susceptible to the collision of pachinko balls that roll on the left rolling surface 62 (fifth surface portion 62e) of the bowl-shaped portion 61 has higher rigidity than the wall portion W4 that the pachinko balls do not contact. It has been.

(5th protrusion)
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 12, the fifth protrusion 105 has a sharp upper end 105T, and branches the upper end 105T between the inner rail 22b and the flange 61. Two paths are defined as points. The upper end portion 105T of the fifth protrusion 105 is provided so as to be positioned on the extension line of the lower end portion of the sixth surface portion 62e of the left rolling surface 62, and a pachinko ball that rolls along the sixth surface portion 62e is the fifth protrusion. It moves toward the upper end part 105T of the part 105. That is, depending on the angle and position at which the pachinko ball that has passed between the fourth protrusion 104 and the sixth surface 62e contacts the fifth protrusion 105, and the momentum of the pachinko ball, the path between the inner rail 22b and the bowl shape A pachinko ball is allowed to flow down on the path between the part 61 and the game board 20 (plate member 20a) in front of the game board 20 through the flow path 55 defined on the front side of the base plate part 50. The behavior of the pachinko sphere flowing down 21 (first sphere falling region 21a) is changed.

(About the guideway)
As shown in FIGS. 6 and 8, the base plate portion 50 is positioned so as to cover the flow path side opening area 45 c in the mounting opening 45 from the front side in the second ball flow area 21 b. A part of the opening edge corresponding to the flow path side opening area 45 c in the mounting opening 45 is formed so as to be close to the rail member 22, and the outer edge portion of the base plate part 50 covering the opening edge is also close to the rail member 22. So as to extend. Between the part of the right rolling surface 63 extending to the left side of the buffer member 24 and the guide portion 27, a downward curved shape is formed from the top portion 61 </ b> T of the flange-shaped portion 61 to the buffer member 24. An inclined upstream path 57a is defined. Further, between the part of the right rolling surface 63 extending downward from the buffer member 24 and the right side panel decoration member 22c, the downstream meandering in the direction approaching and separating from the right panel decoration member 22c. A path 57b is defined, and pachinko balls that have passed through the upstream path 57a are provided in the downstream path 57b. The upstream path 57a and the downstream path 57b are defined on the front side of the base plate portion 50 as a guide path 57 that guides the pachinko balls with a passage width through which one row of pachinko balls can pass.

  As shown in FIG. 2, FIG. 8, and FIG. 13, the outlet 57c of the guide passage 57 opens toward the downstream flow area in the second spherical flow area 21b on the front side of the plate member 20a. Is provided. The flow area is defined to have a width that allows a plurality of pachinko balls to flow side by side, and a gate portion (entrance ball portion) 38 provided on the base plate portion 50 is located, A plurality of game nails 26 are planted on the front surface of the plate member 20a so as to be positioned at the front. That is, the pachinko sphere that has been launched through the launch port 31 to a position beyond the apex 61T of the bowl-shaped portion 61 flows down the upstream path 57a and the downstream path 57b and then has a width that is at least twice the diameter of the pachinko sphere. It is defined and guided to the flow-down area where the gate portion 38 and the plurality of game nails 26 are provided.

(Upstream route)
As shown in FIG. 13, the upstream path 57a has a substantially constant width dimension (for example, about 20 mm) between the right rolling surface 63 and the guide portion 27, which is not less than the diameter of the pachinko sphere and not more than twice the diameter. ), And the pachinko ball along the guide portion 27 flies toward the right buffer member 24 and the pachinko ball along the right rolling surface 63 rolls toward the right buffer member 24. Has been. Further, the outer edge of the base plate part 50 that defines the upstream path 57a on the front side is a position where the distance from the guide part 27 is substantially constant and is not less than the radius of the pachinko sphere and not more than the diameter of the pachinko sphere (for example, about 6 mm). It extends to. The downstream path side opening region 45c, which is a part of the mounting opening 45 formed so that the opening edge extends near the guide portion 27, is located on the rear side of the upstream path 57a.

(Downstream path)
As shown in FIG. 13, a part of the right rolling surface 63 of the flange portion 61 that defines the downstream path 57 b is formed to extend downward from a position facing the buffer member 24. . The right rolling surface 63 is formed with a curved surface 63a that extends downward and curves so as to gradually approach the right side panel decoration member 22c. The sphere is guided to the right panel decoration member 22c side. A flow path changing unit 111 that changes the flow direction of the pachinko balls flowing down the downstream path 57b is provided between a part of the right rolling surface 63 and the right side panel decoration member 22c. The flow path changing portion 111 is curved so as to gradually approach the right rolling surface 63 that is connected to the first flat portion 111a extending along the right side panel decoration member 22c and the downstream end of the first flat portion 111a. A first curved surface portion 111b, a second flat portion 111c connected to the downstream end of the first curved surface portion 111b and extending along the right panel decoration member 22c, and a downstream end of the second flat portion 111c. The second curved surface portions 111d that are continuously provided and curved so as to gradually approach the right side panel decoration member 22c are alternately provided, and flow down along the first flat portion 111a of the flow path changing portion 111 in the process of flowing down the downstream path 57b. The pachinko ball to be guided is guided to the window 25a side along the first curved surface portion 111b. That is, the right rolling surface 63 of the bowl-shaped portion 61 having a plurality of curved surfaces 63a, the flow path changing portion 111 (first and second flat portions 111a and 111c, first and third curved surface portions 111b and 111d), In the meantime, a downstream path 57b is defined which meanders so as to approach and separate from the right panel decoration member 22c with a passage width through which a row of pachinko balls can pass. The flow path changing unit 111 includes three first flat portions 111a and three second flat portions 111c, which are configured to be connected by first and second curved surface portions 111b and 111d.

  As shown in FIGS. 8 and 13, the lower end of the first curved surface portion 111 b located at the lowermost portion of the flow path changing portion 111 is a rectifying portion that gently slopes downward from the right panel decoration member 22 c side to the window 25 a side. 111e is formed continuously. On the other hand, the upper two curved surfaces 63a formed on the right rolling surface 63 are positioned on the extension of the first curved surface portion 111b in the flow path changing portion 111 and positioned below the first curved surface portion 111b. The 1st flat part 111a is provided so that it may be located on the extension of the said curved surface 63a. The lowermost curved surface 63a formed on the right rolling surface 63 includes an upper portion facing the rectifying portion 111e and a lower portion to which a pachinko ball that rolls on the rectifying portion 111e is guided. The side portion is formed to be continuous with the outlet 57 c of the guide path 57. That is, the downstream path 57b includes the upper two curved surfaces 63a of the right rolling surface 63, the first and second flat portions 111a and 111c, and the first and third curved surface portions 111b and 111d of the flow path changing unit 111. In a portion where the flow path changing portion 111 faces and extends along the right side panel decoration member 22c, the pachinko ball is caused to collide with the right rolling surface 63 and the flow path changing portion 111 alternately to decelerate. On the other hand, on the side of the outlet 57c where the lowermost curved surface 63a of the right rolling surface 63 and the rectifying unit 111e of the flow path changing unit 111 face each other, the pachinko balls are rectified on the rectifying unit 111e to pass through the guide path 57. It is configured to lead to the outlet 57c.

  As described above, the mounting opening 45 has an opening edge corresponding to the flow path side opening region 45c located on the rear side of the guide path 57 (upstream path 57a and downstream path 57b). It is formed so as to be close to the guide portion 27 of the rail 22a and the right side panel decoration member 22c). Here, the outer edge portion of the base plate portion 50 covering the front side of the flow path side opening region 45c is a position where the distance from the right side panel decoration member 22c is substantially constant and equal to or less than the diameter of the pachinko ball (4 mm in the embodiment). The flow path changing portion 111 is formed in a plate shape on the front side of the outer edge portion of the base plate portion 50. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 13, the plate-like flow path changing portion 111 is a plate member provided with a width smaller than the diameter of the pachinko ball between the right side panel decoration member 22 c and the opening edge of the mounting opening 45. The downstream path 57b is defined on the front side of the front surface of 20a. That is, the downstream path 57b is provided along the opening edge of the mounting port 45 so as to be positioned on the front side of the mounting port 45 (the front side of the flow path side opening region 45c).

  As shown in FIG. 7 (b), the extension portion 65 of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 extends inside the mounting opening 45 so as to be close to the inner surface of the opening of the mounting opening 45. . Here, as shown in FIG. 14A, the first flat portion 111a of the flow path changing portion 111 is positioned on the front side of the plate member 20a between the opening edge of the mounting opening 45 and the right panel decoration member 22c. doing. That is, by providing the first flat portion 111a close to the right side panel decoration member 22c, the window 25a can be formed large while the guide path 57 is formed in a meandering shape. Further, as shown in FIG. 14B, the flow path changing portion 111 extends so that the second flat portion 111c extending along the right panel decoration member 22c is aligned with the extending portion 65 in the front-rear direction. ing. That is, the second flat portion 111 c that receives the pachinko ball flowing down the right rolling surface 63 in the flow path changing portion 111 is positioned on the front side of the extending portion 65 in the base plate portion 50, so that the rigidity is enhanced.

  As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 9, the hook-shaped portion 61 and the flow path changing portion 111 are integrally formed with the frame-shaped decorative body 25, and the front side of the hook-shaped portion 61 and the flow path changing portion 111 is formed. Is attached with a front wall 112 defining the front side of the downstream path 57b.

  The front wall 112 has a plate surface shape that follows the meandering shape of the downstream path 57 b, and the left edge extends slightly larger than the range of the guide path 57. On the rear surface of the extended portion, a boss portion 112a for attaching the front wall portion 112 with a screw to the collar portion 61 of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is projected. In addition, a cover portion 112b for preventing the boss portion 112a from being exposed to the window 25a side protrudes rearward from the left edge of the extension portion on the front wall portion 112, and the passage direction of the guide path 57 It is formed to extend. Further, as shown in FIG. 9, a reduction rib 113 is provided on the rear surface of the front wall portion 112 to reduce the velocity so that the flow velocity of the pachinko balls passing through the guide path 57 does not become excessive. As shown in FIG. 13, the deceleration rib 113 extends in the passage width direction corresponding to a portion where the downstream path 57 b is linear (a passage position corresponding to the first flat portion 111 a or the second flat portion 111 c). Projected in a streak shape.

(Operation of Example)
The hook-shaped portion 61 of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 projects forward from the front surface of the plate member 20a in a state where the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is attached to the plate member 20a, and the window 25a and the first ball flow-down area 21a And extends so as to cross the mounting opening 45 in front of the mounting opening 45, and the mounting opening 45 is partitioned into a window-side opening area 45a and a firing area-side opening area 45b in a front view. To do. Further, the base plate portion 50 is provided so as to cover the launch region side opening region 45b of the mounting opening 45 and to define a part of the launch region 34 (flow path 55) on the front side. That is, a part of the launch area is defined in front of the launch area side opening area 45b of the mounting opening 45, so that the opening of the mounting opening 45 is enlarged and the pachinko ball can flow down (first area). The ball lowering area 21a) can be formed on the front side of the mounting opening 45 (launch area side opening area 45b). Further, by enlarging the opening of the mounting opening 45, it is possible to secure an installation space for the effect member 82 that can be disposed on the installation member 20b without interfering with the plate member 20a. It is possible to arrange the production member 82 in various forms such as arranging the production member 82 so as to face the region 45b). Further, the effect member 82 is positioned so as to overlap the rear side of the base plate portion 50 in the frame-shaped decorative body 25, so that the effect member 82 can be seen through the base plate portion 50. Moreover, the base plate part 50 which forms the flow path 55 on the front side can be decorated with light emission by the light emitting means 82a of the effect member 82 provided on the installation member 20b, and the decoration effect of the light emitting area can be improved.

  In addition, the hook-like portion 61 protrudes forward from the plate member 20a so as to partition the window 25a and the second ball flow-down region 21b, and the attachment opening 45 is provided in front of the attachment opening 45. It extends so as to cross, and divides the mounting opening 45 into a window side opening area 45a and a flow path side opening area 45c in a front view. Further, the base plate portion 50 is provided so as to cover the flow path side opening area 45 c of the mounting opening 45 and to define a guide path 57 on the front surface side. That is, the guide path 57 is defined in front of the downflow path side opening area 45c of the mounting opening 45, so that the gaming area 21 (second ball downflow) in which the pachinko ball can flow down while the opening of the mounting opening 45 is enlarged. The area of the region 21b) can be ensured on the front side of the mounting opening 45 (downflow path side opening region 45c). Further, by increasing the opening of the mounting opening 45, it is possible to secure an installation space for the effect member 82 that can be disposed on the installation member 20b without interfering with the plate member 20a. In addition, since the effect member 82 is positioned so as to overlap the rear side of the base plate portion 50 in the frame-shaped decorative body 25, the effect member 82 can be shown through the base plate portion 50, and the mounting opening 45 (flowing down) It is possible to arrange the production member 82 in various forms such as arranging the production member 82 so as to face the path side opening area 45c). Moreover, the base plate part 50 which forms the guide path 57 on the front side can be decorated with light emission by the light emitting means 82a of the effect member 82 provided on the installation member 20b, and the decoration effect of the second sphere falling area 21b is improved. be able to.

  The frame-shaped decorative body 25 has a front opening area 90a defined inside the hook-shaped part 61 and a rear opening defined inside the extending part 65 and continuing to the front opening area 90a. A window 25a including the region 90b is formed. Here, the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is provided such that the hook-shaped portion 61 extends to the front side of the opening of the mounting port 45, whereas the extending portion 65 extends along the inner surface of the mounting port 45. It is provided to exist. That is, the opening width of the rear opening region 90b is formed larger than the opening width of the front opening region 90a due to the difference in shape between the extension portion 65 and the flange portion 61, and the window 25a of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 is a plate. The opening width is formed to increase in the depth direction of the member 20a. That is, when looking into the window 25a from the front side of the pachinko machine 10, the accommodation space 80 of the installation member 20b can be viewed in a wide range through the window 25a, and the size, outer shape, and arrangement position of the effect member 82 installed on the installation member 20b The degree of freedom in design can be increased. Further, the flow path 55 and the guide path 57 are defined in front of the launch area side opening area 45b, thereby providing a front-rear difference between the pachinko ball flowing down the flow path 55 and the guide path 57 and the effect member 82. Can give a three-dimensional effect.

  In the first sphere lowering region 21a, on the front side of the base plate part 50, first to third protrusions defining a flight path of a pachinko sphere launched from the launch port 31 with the guide part 27. The parts 101, 102, 103 are provided so as to protrude forward. Therefore, even if the pachinko ball channel 55 is defined on the front side of the base plate portion 50, the pachinko ball launched from the launch port 31 of the launch passage 30 to the launch area of the game area 21 is used as the base plate portion 50. It is possible to change the behavior by abutting against the first to third protrusions 101, 102, 103 on the front side of the game, thereby enhancing the fun of the game.

  Pachinko balls that flow down along the left rolling surface 62 may jump to the inter-projection flow path 55b side due to collisions with other pachinko balls, and move upward toward the guide unit 27 side. Here, movement restricting means (inclined surfaces 101c, 102c, 103c and a ball stopper 103e) for restricting the movement of the pachinko sphere from the flow path 55 toward the flight path (the guide part 27 side) are the first to first. By being provided in the three protrusions 101, 102, 103, it is possible to prevent the pachinko ball from flying between the guide part 27 and the first to third protrusions 101, 102, 103. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the pachinko ball launched in the launch area from colliding with the newly launched pachinko ball and to enable the pachinko ball to be launched at the intended position. It does not impair the pachinko game-specific fun of doing. In addition, the inclined surface 103c that inclines downward toward the side away from the side close to the launch port 31 of the launch passage 30, and the upper end of the tilted surface 103c that is proximate to the launch port 31 of the launch passage 30 protrude upward. By providing the ball stopper 103e to the outer peripheral surface of the third protrusion 103, the momentum of the pachinko sphere from the flow path 55 toward the launch port 31 side of the launch passage 30 is scraped by the inclined surface 103c of the third protrusion 103. It is possible to prevent the release of pachinko balls from the launch port 31 from being hindered. Further, the pachinko ball that moves the inclined surface 103c toward the upper end of the inclined surface can be returned to the downstream side of the inclined surface 103c by the ball stopper 103e. There is no hindrance to the progress of the pachinko balls released from the launch port 31. Further, by providing the movement restricting means (inclined surface 103c, ball stopper 103e) on the third protrusion 103 closest to the launch port 31 of the launch passage 30 among the plurality of protrusions 101, 102, 103, It is possible to effectively prevent the pachinko sphere from returning backward in the vicinity of the launch port 31 where the launch balls are concentrated, and to prevent the release of the pachinko sphere from the launch port 31 is prevented.

  Further, in the first sphere falling region 21a, the front side of the base plate portion 50 is located on the opposite side of the launch passage 31 of the launch passage 30 with an attachment portion 33 to which the ball return prevention piece 32 is attached. A fourth protrusion (protective protrusion) 104 is provided to prevent the pachinko ball flowing down the flow path 55 from contacting the mounting portion 33. Accordingly, it is not necessary to provide the game nail 26 for protecting the mounting portion 33 in the plate member 20a, and the mounting opening 45 of the plate member 20a can be expanded to the vicinity of the inner rail 22b to the maximum, and is installed on the installation member 20b. The production member 82 can be enlarged and the visibility can be improved. Further, by covering the mounting opening 45 with the base plate portion 50 of the frame-shaped decorative body 25 and forming the flow path 55 on the front side, the area of the game area 21 in which the pachinko ball can flow does not decrease.

  In the second ball flow area 21b, a guide path is provided on the front side of the base plate portion 50 so as to be positioned in front of the flow path side opening area 45c in the mounting opening 45 with a passage width through which a row of pachinko balls can pass. 57 is formed. Further, a flow path changing portion 111 for changing the flow direction of the pachinko ball flowing down the guide path 57 is provided to face the scissors-like portion 61 at a position adjacent to the right side panel decoration member 22c. Is formed so as to meander in the direction of approaching and separating from the right side panel decoration member 22c on the front side of the flow path side opening region 45c. That is, by providing the guide path 57 with a passage width through which a single row of pachinko balls can pass, the guide path 57 can quickly guide the pachinko balls to the intended location, so that the first and second ball falling areas 21a and 21b It is possible to add the fun of pachinko balls' behavior by adopting the gameplay used. Here, the plate member 20a is arranged so that the right edge (opening edge on the side opposite to the launching side of the pachinko ball) is along the rail member 22 at a position closer to the rail member 22 than the diameter of the pachinko ball. By forming the base plate portion 50 so as to cover the flow path side opening region 45c of the mounting port 45 and forming the guide path 57 on the front side of the base plate portion 50, the mounting port 45 is formed to be large. While expanding the space between the plate member 20a and the installation member 20b, the guide path 57 can be formed so that the pachinko ball can be moderately decelerated using the space sufficiently secured on the front surface side of the base plate portion 50. Therefore, even if the pachinko ball is guided to the entrance part (the gate part 38 in the embodiment) by the guide path 57, the formation part of the entrance part can be prevented from being damaged.

  The guide path 57 of the second sphere lowering region 21b is located on the side where the pachinko ball is launched from the buffer member 24 (that is, between the top 61T of the bowl-shaped portion 61 and the buffer member 24), and the outer rail 22a. , And an upstream path 57a that curves below the buffer member 24 and meanders in a direction approaching and separating from the right side panel decoration member 22c. That is, by providing the downstream path 57b located below the buffer member 24 in a meandering manner in the guide path 57, the buffer member 24 and the downstream path 57b reliably reduce the flow velocity of the pachinko sphere and are positioned downstream. Damage to the member can be prevented. Further, by providing the frame-shaped decorative body 25 with the front wall portion 112 that covers the downstream path 57b so as to be visible from the front side, the front wall portion 112 can be provided with a speed reduction rib 113 to decelerate the pachinko ball. By decorating the front wall portion 112, it is possible to emphasize the flow-down mode of the pachinko sphere, and the degree of freedom in designing the guide path 57 can be increased.

  A flow-down region (second ball flow-down region 21b) where the outlet 57c of the guide path 57 opens is defined as a flow-down region having a width that allows a plurality of pachinko balls to flow side by side, and a gate portion 38 is formed in the flow-down region. Is provided. Therefore, whether or not the pachinko sphere passed through the guide path 57 and continuously guided to the second sphere falling area 21b rolls in the flowing area, and the pachinko sphere enters the gate portion 38 in the flowing area. Can collect the player's expectations.

  The flow path changing portion 111 that changes the flow direction of the pachinko balls flowing down the guide path 57 is formed in a plate shape that extends along the bowl-shaped portion 61, thereby installing the flow path changing portion 111. Space is reduced. Further, the plate-shaped flow path changing portion 111 is between the rail member 22 (right panel decoration member 22c) and the opening edge of the mounting opening 45 that is closer to the rail member 22 than the diameter of the pachinko ball. By being provided on the front side of the plate member 20a positioned at a width dimension smaller than the diameter of the pachinko ball (ie, a dead dimension that may occur between the flow path changing unit 111 and the rail member 22 (right panel decoration member 22c)). The size of the space is minimized. That is, the guide path 57 is formed by maximally utilizing the space between the bowl-shaped portion 61 and the rail member 22 (right panel decoration member 22c), so that the frame-shaped decorative body 25 has an inner side of the bowl-shaped portion 61. The visibility of the effect member 82 can be increased by forming the window 25a large.

(Example of change)
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be modified as follows.
(1) In the embodiment, the right side panel decoration member is used as the rail member, and the game area is defined by the left side surface forming the arc-shaped concave surface of the right panel decoration member. When a flow path changing unit is provided, a part of the game area may be defined by the flow path changing unit. In this case, a part of the right side panel decoration member can be omitted.
(2) In the embodiment, the first to fifth protrusions are integrally formed with the base plate portion of the frame-shaped decorative body, but each protrusion may be separately attached to the base plate portion. Only the 3 protrusions (protrusion closest to the protrusions located above the launch port) and the 4th protrusion (protrusion that prevents the pachinko ball from colliding with the mounting part) are separated into the base plate part. It is good also as a structure to attach.
(3) In the embodiment, the fourth protrusion is provided on the base plate portion so as to be adjacent to the attachment portion of the ball return prevention piece, so that the attachment portion is protected by the fourth protrusion. It is possible to further increase the size of the mounting opening by providing the mounting portion of the ball return preventing piece on the base plate so as to be positioned adjacent to the launch port.
(4) In the embodiment, the first to fifth protrusions are formed in a block shape larger than the outer shape of the game nail, but at least one protrusion is a protrusion equal to or smaller than the outer shape of the game nail. You may form in a shape.
(5) In the embodiment, the first to fifth protrusions are formed in a block shape larger than the outer shape of the game nail, but at least one protrusion is close to the launching port from the side (right side). You may form in the plate shape which inclines downward toward the side (left side). In this case, the upper surface of the plate-like protrusion can be used as the receiving surface, and the lower surface of the protrusion can be used as the movement restricting means.
(6) In the embodiment, as the movement restricting means, the protruding ball stop portion whose front end side is narrowed is provided in the protrusion, but the ball stop portion is not limited to this, and may be a wall shape or other shapes. For example, a ball stopper portion having an inclined upper surface may be provided at the protrusion, and the upper surface of the ball stopper portion and the inclined surface as the movement restricting means may be continued in a step shape.
(7) In the embodiment, the front side of the downstream path in the guide path is defined by the front wall portion attached to the frame-shaped decorative body, but the front wall portion may not be provided. Moreover, you may form a front wall part integrally with a frame-shaped decorative body. Furthermore, the structure which a front wall part covers the front side of an upstream path | route may be sufficient.
(8) In the frame-shaped decorative body of the embodiment, the bowl-shaped part and the extension part are formed integrally with the base plate part, but the configuration is such that the hook-like part and the extension part are separately attached to the base plate part. May be.
(9) In the embodiment, the downstream path of the guide path has a shape meandering left and right between the bowl-shaped portion and the flow path changing portion, but may have a shape meandering back and forth. In this case, the flow area side opening area of the mounting opening can be used as a guide space installation space.
(10) In the embodiment, a pachinko machine has been described as an example of a gaming machine. However, other gaming machines such as a sparrow ball gaming machine and an arrangement ball machine that play a game using a gaming ball may be used.

20a Plate member 21 Game area 22 Rail member 25 Frame-shaped decorative body 30 Launch passage 31 Launch port 45 Mounting port 45b Launch region side opening region (part located on the rail member rather than the wall-like part in the front view in the mounting port)
50 Base plate part 55a Side channel (first channel)
55b Inter-protrusion channel (second channel)
61 Hook (wall)
71 庇 Decoration (Decoration)
82 Production member 90a Front opening area (space)
101 First protrusion (protrusion)
101c inclined surface (movement restriction means)
102 Second protrusion (protrusion)
102c inclined surface (movement restriction means)
103 3rd protrusion (protrusion)
103c inclined surface (movement limiting means)
103e Ball stopper (movement restriction means)

Claims (1)

A board member in which a game area flows down in the front is defined by a plate member, and a launch port is provided on the upper side of the game area, and guides the game ball launched from the ball launcher to the game area. A launch passage, a rail member that is provided so as to be continuous from the launch port of the launch passage, and defines an outer edge of the game area, and a frame-shaped decorative body that is attached to a mounting opening formed in the plate member. In gaming machines,
The frame-shaped decorative body is
A wall-like portion that protrudes forward from the plate member and extends across the opening front side of the mounting opening to define the game area;
It is formed of a light-transmitting material, is located on the rail member side from the wall-shaped part, and includes a base plate part on which a game ball can flow down on the front side,
The base plate portion is configured to cover, from the front side, a portion of the mounting port that is positioned on the rail member side with respect to the wall-like portion in a front view.
An interval through which a projecting ball that protrudes from the base plate portion and forms a ball path of a game ball between the rail member and the rail member can pass through the rail member and the wall-shaped portion. Configured to be located
A first flow path through which a game ball flows along the wall-like portion between the protrusion and the wall-like portion is formed on the front side of the base plate portion, and the ball path and the first A second flow path is formed connecting the flow paths of
A first decorative surface portion located behind the base plate portion on the inner side of the mounting opening, and an inner peripheral surface of the wall-shaped portion defined in front of the mounting opening are connected to the first decorative surface portion. And an effect member having a second decorative surface portion that overlaps behind the decorative portion that decorates the wall-shaped portion, and the first decorative surface portion has a portion that overlaps behind the protruding portion. A gaming machine characterized by being configured as described above.

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