JP2019164541A - Game result management device - Google Patents

Abstract

To suppress a dishonest input being an input different from a real game result from being performed when inputting information related to a game result by a game participant himself/herself.SOLUTION: A game result management device comprises: a first approval part for acquiring first approval information indicating a fact that a first participant who is a game participant approves a game result indicated by result information being information related to a result of one game out of a plurality of games managed by a management system; a second approval part for acquiring second approval information indicating a fact that a second participant who is a participant and competes with the first participant in a game, approves the game result indicated by the result information; and a holding part for holding the result information in association with the first and second approval information.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a game result management device, a game result management method, a tournament operation support device, and a program.

  In Patent Document 1, the team terminal and the manager terminal used by the tournament organizers and tournament participants held every predetermined period, and the tournament management server are connected via a network to support tournament operation. The tournament support system is described. The tournament management server includes tournament summary data and team data received from the team terminal, a group photo of team members, and a tournament DB that stores score data and ranking data indicating the results of each participant's battle for each tournament. In addition, the team terminal and the operator terminal read out the tournament summary data, score data, photo data, etc. corresponding to the desired tournament from the tournament management server, and create a memorabilia using the received tournament summary data, etc. A CPU for generating souvenir data for the user.

JP 2008-9836 A

  By the way, in a tournament such as tennis, for example, it is assumed that the tournament manager does not attend the game due to reasons such as dispersion of game venues and game schedules. When the tournament manager does not attend the game in this way, it is possible that the player who is the tournament participant inputs the game result to the tournament management device or the like. However, in such an aspect, it is assumed that the tournament participants make an input (incorrect input) different from the actual game result, for example. More specifically, for example, in a tournament in which a prize is awarded, since the consciousness of a tournament participant who wants to win the game is strengthened, unauthorized input as described above is more likely to occur.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a game result management device and the like that suppresses unauthorized input that is different from the actual game result when the game participant inputs information related to the game result. With the goal.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the first participant who is a participant of the game shows the game result indicated by the result information that is information related to the result of one of the plurality of games managed by the management system. The first consent unit that obtains the first consent information indicating consent and the game result indicated by the result information are in a relationship of being a participant in the game and competing with the first participant in the game. A game having a second consent unit that acquires second consent information indicating that the second participant agrees, and a holding unit that retains the result information in association with the first consent information and the second consent information. It is a result management device.
The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the first consent unit obtains the result information and the first consent information from a terminal connected via a network and operated by the first participant. The game result management device according to claim 1.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, the second consent unit displays a game result indicated by the result information on another terminal connected via a network and operated by the second participant, and the content of the display The game result management apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the second consent information is acquired when an operation for agreeing to the first is received.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, when the first consent unit acquires the first consent information and the second consent unit acquires the second consent information, the first participation stored in the storage unit The game result management device according to claim 1, further comprising an attribute update unit that updates attributes of the player and the second participant.
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the first participant is a team member registered in a team to which a player performing a competition in the game belongs, and the attribute update unit updates the attribute. The game result management device according to claim 4, further comprising a rank determining unit that determines the rank of the first participant in the team.
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the first consent unit obtains the result information, the first consent information, and the second consent information from a terminal operated by the first participant. The game result management apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the game result management apparatus is a game result management apparatus.
The invention described in claim 7 is the game result management device according to claim 6, wherein the second consent information is identification information for identifying the second participant.
The invention according to claim 8 transmits the first consent information when the first consent section acquires the first consent information and the second consent section acquires the second consent information. It has information about a distance between the terminal that has made the second consent information and another terminal that has transmitted the second consent information, and has a game result determination unit that determines the game result when the distance is equal to or less than a predetermined distance. The game result management device according to any one of claims 1 to 7.
The invention according to claim 9 has a game setting unit for setting another game in accordance with the result information held by the holding unit. The game result management device according to claim 1.

In the tenth aspect of the present invention, the first participant who is a participant of the game shows the match result indicated by the result information that is the information related to the result of one of the plurality of matches managed by the management system. The first participation information indicating that consent is obtained, and the second participation that is a participant in the game and competes with the first participant in the game for the game result indicated by the result information Acquiring second consent information indicating that the person agrees, and acquiring the first consent information and the second consent information, and at least one of the first participant and the second participant And a step of updating attribute information according to the result information.
The invention described in claim 11 is a prize amount receiving unit that receives the amount of prize money given to a participant in a tournament managed by the management system, and a terminal operated by a first participant who is a participant in the tournament. Along with the first result acquisition unit acquiring the first result information, which is information related to the result of the first game performed as a qualifying of the tournament, and the first result acquisition unit acquiring the first result information, Agree to the game result indicated by the first result information from the second participant who is a participant of the tournament and has competed with the first participant in the first game to another terminal connected via the network A screen display unit for displaying a screen for receiving an instruction, a holding unit for holding the first result information in response to receiving the instruction from the second participant by an operation on the other terminal, In accordance with the first result information held by the holding unit, a determination unit that determines at least one of the first participant and the second participant as a qualifying passer, and a plurality of qualifying passers A tournament having a second result acquisition unit that acquires second result information that is information related to the results of two games, and a distribution unit that distributes the prize money according to the results of the second game acquired by the second result acquisition unit. It is an operation support device.
The invention according to claim 12 is a step of indicating result information which is information relating to a result of the game in accordance with an operation of a first participant who is a participant of one game among a plurality of games managed by the management system. And accepting an operation indicating that a second participant who is a participant in the game and competes with the first participant in the game agrees with the result of the game indicated by the result information. A program that causes a computer to execute steps.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a game result management device that suppresses unauthorized input that is an input different from the actual game result when the game participant inputs information related to the game result. Is done.
According to the invention of claim 2, the operation of the second participant is simplified.
According to invention of Claim 3, operation of a 2nd participant is simplified.
According to invention of Claim 4, an attribute of a participant can be changed according to a game result.
According to the invention of claim 5, the rank of the participant's team can be changed according to the game result.
According to invention of Claim 6, the process in a game result management apparatus is simplified.
According to the invention of claim 7, unauthorized input by the first participant is suppressed.
According to the invention of claim 8, unauthorized input is further suppressed.
According to invention of Claim 9, the setting of another game becomes easy.
According to the invention of claim 10, there is provided a game result management method for suppressing illegal input which is an input different from the actual game result when the game participant inputs information related to the game result. Is done.
According to the invention of claim 11, there is provided a tournament management support device that suppresses an unauthorized input that is an input different from an actual game result when a game participant inputs information related to a game result. Is done.
According to the twelfth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program for suppressing an unauthorized input which is an input different from an actual game result when a game participant inputs information related to a game result.

It is the figure which showed the example of whole structure of the convention management system to which this Embodiment is applied. (A) is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of a meeting management system, (b) is a figure for demonstrating a team member, (c) is a figure for demonstrating a personal score and a team score. It is a figure for demonstrating the structural example of a tournament management apparatus. It is a flowchart which shows a recruitment type | mold game setting. It is a flowchart which shows a nomination type | mold game setting. It is a flowchart which shows the prize distribution operation | movement by a prize distribution part. (A) is a figure explaining a game result input screen, (b) is a figure explaining a game result approval screen. It is a figure explaining a meeting information screen. It is the figure which showed the hardware structural example of the tournament management apparatus. It is the figure which showed the hardware structural example of the terminal. It is a figure explaining the game result input screen in the modification 1, (b) is a flowchart which shows the game result determination process in the modification 2. FIG.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
<Meeting management system 1>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a tournament management system 1 to which the present embodiment is applied.
The tournament management system 1 includes a tournament management device 10 and terminals 30, 40 and 50. The tournament management apparatus 10 and the terminals 30, 40, 50 are connected via a network 90.

  In the following description, the tournament management system 1 manages a tennis tournament in which a final tournament is performed after qualifying. Also, in this tennis tournament, the final tournament participants are determined by qualifying, and then the overall ranking of the participants is determined in the final tournament, and the prize money is distributed according to this overall ranking.

  The tournament management device 10 is configured by a computer device. The tournament management device 10 functions as a server in the tournament management system 1. The tournament management apparatus 10 of this embodiment has a function of providing tournament management services to users of the terminals 30, 40, and 50.

  Each of the terminals 30, 40, 50 is configured by a computer device such as a smartphone, a tablet computer, a desktop computer, or a notebook computer. The terminals 30, 40, 50 function as clients in the tournament management system 1. Here, each of the terminals 30, 40, 50 is operated by a tournament participant (a tournament participant) managed by the tournament management system 1. In the illustrated example, the terminals 30, 40, and 50 are shown for simplification, but the tournament managed by the tournament management system 1 can be used by a plurality of tournament participants. Terminals other than 30, 40 and 50 can be connected.

<Event management flow>
2A is a flowchart showing the operation of the tournament management system 1, FIG. 2B is a diagram for explaining team members, and FIG. 2C is a diagram for explaining individual scores and team scores. FIG.

Next, the operation of the tournament management system 1, that is, the outline of the tournament management procedure managed by the tournament management system 1 will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 2A, the tournament management apparatus 10 in the tournament management system 1 sets a tournament by operating the tournament operator (S201). Then, the tournament management apparatus 10 performs player registration in accordance with instructions from the terminals 30, 40, 50 operated by the players who wish to participate in the tournament (S202).

  Next, the tournament management device 10 sets a game to be performed in the qualifying according to instructions from the terminals 30, 40, and 50 (S203). And the tournament management apparatus 10 receives the game result of the game performed as qualifying according to the instruction | indication from the terminals 30, 40, and 50 (S204). Then, the tournament management device 10 sets the final tournament according to the qualifying game result (S205).

  Next, the tournament management device 10 accepts the result of the game played in the final tournament as the tournament manager operates the tournament management device 10 (S206). Then, the tournament management device 10 distributes prize money based on the ranking determined in the final tournament (S207).

  Here, the final tournament and qualifying in the tournament managed by the tournament management system 1 will be described. First, the final tournament is held, for example, at one venue (for example, Shinagawa Prince Tennis Court) and on a predetermined date (for example, December 1). In addition, qualifying is performed during a predetermined period (preliminary period, for example, 6 months) set before the schedule of the final match.

  Here, in the final tournament, the tournament management device 10 determines the participants of the final tournament based on the qualifying game result, and determines the combination of each game in the final tournament. That is, when the final tournament participants are determined, the game schedule of the final tournament and the opponent of each player are determined. In other words, in the final tournament, a game is set regardless of the intention of the finalists.

  On the other hand, in the qualifying in the present embodiment, the tournament management apparatus 10 sets a game as it receives instructions from the terminals 30, 40, and 50 operated by the tournament participants. In other words, at the time when the players participating in the qualifying (contestants) are determined, the qualifying game schedule and the player's opponent are not fixed. In addition, since the player who enters the final tournament is determined based on the personal score described later, there is no limit on the number of games that each player should set in the qualifying. Specifically, each participant may perform only one game as qualifying, or may perform many games (for example, 10 games or more). Therefore, in the qualifying, the tournament participants can freely set the game on their own will.

  In the present embodiment, it is necessary for the tournament participants to set a preliminary match as described above. Therefore, it is desirable that the length of the qualifying period is set to a length that does not excessively limit the degree of freedom of the game setting by the tournament participants. Therefore, the qualifying period is, for example, preferably one month or more, and more preferably two months or more. By setting the qualifying period to one month or more, the degree of freedom of game setting is improved. Alternatively, by setting the qualifying period to one month or more, the number of games played in the qualifying increases. Further, the qualifying period is, for example, preferably 1 year or less, and more preferably 10 months or less. By setting the qualifying period to one year or less, for example, it is possible to suppress a decrease in the tension of the tournament participants. Alternatively, by reducing the qualifying period to one year or less, it is possible to reduce the abandonment of participants due to various reasons during the event.

  Now, although the explanation is omitted above, each participant of the tournament belongs to a team. In addition, the tournament participants have points (individual scores, which will be described later) that vary depending on the qualifying game results. And in the example of illustration, the final advancer who advances to a final tournament is determined by the battle of the individual score in each team. That is, the ranking in each team is determined by the personal score, and the finalists are determined according to this ranking. For example, a player with the first personal score in each team is defined as a finalist.

  Here, the finalists are determined based on the ranking within the team, but the qualifying game itself can be set regardless of the team to which it belongs. That is, the opponent in the qualifying game may be a player in the team or a player outside the team.

  In the example shown in the drawing, the prize money is distributed according to the overall ranking determined in the final tournament. The prize money is distributed not only to the finalists but also to the team members of the team to which the finalists belonged. For example, when a prize is distributed to the winning player, the prize is distributed not only to the winner, but also to all team members of the team to which the winning player belongs. Therefore, team members other than the winner may have a strong interest in the game played in the final tournament.

  Next, the team members constituting the team will be described with reference to FIG. The team members in the present embodiment are not limited to tournament participants (players). In other words, participating in the tournament is not a requirement in order to be registered as a team member of each team. For example, the team members of team A shown in FIG. 2B include coach P, manager Q, family R, and supporter S in addition to player A, player X, player Y, and player Z. Here, the coach P is an instructor who instructs the team A players. The family R is a family (relatives) of the player X, for example. Further, the supporter S is a person who is in a position to support Team A, such as a friend of a team member of Team A. And coach P, manager Q, family R, supporter S do not participate in the tournament. Thus, the team may have team members (non-player members) other than the tournament participants (players). There is no limit to the number of team members belonging to each team. Therefore, one team member may belong to one team, or two or more team members may be included. In this way, by allowing non-player members to be registered as team members, it is possible to increase interest in the main tournament other than the tournament participants. In addition, all team members can be seen as participants in the tournament. More specifically, the players who actually play the game compete with each other, and the team member of the team to which one player belongs competes with the team member of the team to which the other player or the other player belongs.

Next, with reference to FIG. 2C, the personal score and team score used in determining the final advancer in the present embodiment will be described.
First, as shown in FIG. 2C, the personal score is determined by the product of the player level and the game points. This level point is a point (value) determined in accordance with the player level to which the tournament participants belong at a predetermined time such as when a player is registered. The level point is a fixed value that does not change during the tournament period. Here, the player level is determined by the results of the target player in past competitions. The player level may be determined based on the fact that the player is a former professional tennis player, the career of a target player who belongs to a predetermined team or school, and the like. In the example shown in the figure, six levels of beginner level, intermediate beginner level, intermediate level, intermediate advanced level, advanced level, and open level are set. A value from 1 (beginner) to 6 (open) is assigned to each of these player levels. The value given to this player level is the level point.

  Next, game points will be described. A game point is a point (value) determined according to the game result of the game performed in qualifying. This game point is a fluctuating value that fluctuates during the tournament period. The game points are determined such that the more points are played during the qualifying period, the higher the points are. For example, the game points are calculated by the number of games played during the qualifying period (number of games), the number of games won during the qualifying period (winning stars), the value according to the opponent's level (challenge points), etc. The The challenge point is a value that is added (integrated) when, for example, the opponent is at a higher level than the opponent.

  As described above, the personal score is calculated from the level points that are fixed values and the game points that are fluctuation values. In this way, by using personal scores based on both fixed values and variable values, it is possible to prevent aggressive players with high player levels from losing qualifying and reducing the appeal of the final tournament, while actively playing matches in qualifying. Players who set up the tournament will also have more opportunities to participate in the final tournament. Therefore, the attractiveness of the tournament will be enhanced.

  Now, as shown in FIG.2 (c), a team score is the sum total of the individual score of the team member who belongs to the target team. The higher the team score, the more advantageous is the position in the final tournament for players who will participate in the final tournament from that team. For example, the seed right in the final tournament is obtained. Therefore, the team members of each team participate more actively in the preliminary match so as to increase the team score of the team to which they belong.

  Note that the personal score of the non-player member who does not play the game is set to a predetermined value (fixed value). The individual score of the non-player member may be a value (variable value) linked to the individual score of the player by selecting a specific player (eg, a player to be cheered) by the non-player member. For example, the adjustment value may be set so that the personal score of the non-player member becomes 1/10 of the personal score of the selected player. Moreover, you may enable it to select the personal score of a member outside a player from either the fixed value as mentioned above, or a fluctuation value.

<Configuration example of tournament management device 10>
FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a configuration example of the tournament management apparatus 10.
Next, a configuration example of the tournament management apparatus 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 3.
The tournament management device 10 according to the present embodiment includes a tournament setting unit 110, a score management unit 120, a team management unit 130, a game setting unit 140, a game result determination unit 150, a result output unit 160, a prize distribution unit 170, and a storage unit 180. Have The tournament management device 10 is an example of a game result management device and a tournament management support device.

  The tournament setting unit 110 receives an instruction from the tournament operator to specify the final game schedule and the qualifying period tournament, and sets the tournament. Specifically, the tournament setting unit 110 receives an instruction from the tournament operator to specify the final schedule and the qualifying period tournament. For example, an instruction to set the schedule of the final game to December 1 and the qualifying period from June 1 to November 15 is accepted. In addition, the tournament setting unit 110 receives an instruction regarding prize money from the tournament operator, that is, information on prize money (prize money information). The prize information in the illustrated example includes the prize amount and the distribution ratio. For example, the prize money amount is set to 1 million yen. The prize money is distributed to the winning player and the team member to which the winning player belongs according to the proportion of the distribution supported. For example, the distribution ratio is designated as 50% for the winning player and 50% for the team member. The tournament setting unit 110 is an example of a prize amount receiving unit.

  In addition, the distribution (redistribution) of prize money in the team is performed according to the individual score of each team member. For example, it is assumed that there are a team member M, a team member T, and a team member U in a team that distributes prize money. Assume that the team member M has a personal score of 60, the team member T has a personal score of 30, and the team member U has a personal score of 10. In this case, the total personal score is 100. Therefore, the redistribution rate of team member M is 60/100, the redistribution rate of team member T is 30/100, and the redistribution rate of team member U is 10/100. Depending on the proportion of each redistribution, 50% of the prize money is redistributed.

  The score management unit 120 manages personal scores and team scores. The score management unit 120 includes a personal score calculation unit 121 and a team score calculation unit 123. The personal score calculation unit 121 calculates a level point according to the player level of each player at a predetermined time. Also, the personal score calculation unit 121 calculates game points in accordance with the preliminary results of each player. Furthermore, the personal score calculation unit 121 calculates the personal score of each player according to these level points and game points. The team score calculation unit 123 calculates the team score of each team according to the individual score of each player.

  The team management unit 130 registers and manages teams and team members belonging to each team. The team management unit 130 registers teams and registers team members of each team.

  The game setting unit 140 sets a qualifying game. Here, there are a recruitment type game setting (see FIG. 4 to be described later) and a nominated type game setting (see FIG. 5 to be described later) as modes for setting a qualifying game. Although details will be described later, in the recruitment type game setting, the opponent is recruited after designating the date and time of the game. That is, the opponent is determined after the match date. In the nomination type game setting, after specifying the opponent, the date and time of the game are set. That is, the game date and time is determined after the opponent or together with the opponent. The game setting unit 140 in the illustrated example includes a recruitment type game setting unit 141 and a nominated type game setting unit 143.

  The recruitment-type game setting unit 141 accepts holding conditions such as the date and time where the player wants to set the game, the location, and the player level of the opponent in the recruitment-type game setting. In addition, the recruitment-type game setting unit 141 informs about a game for which an opponent is recruited in the recruitment-type game setting, and accepts participation applications from other players. In addition, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 identifies a player who has applied for participation in the announced game, and acquires attribute information (name, face photo, player level) of the player, comments from the player, and the like. Further, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 accepts an instruction to select an opponent from the game setter (player A in the example of FIG. 4) in the recruitment type game setting, and confirms the participants.

  In the nominated game setting unit 143, in the nominated game setting, the opponent is searched based on the attribute information of the player in accordance with an instruction from the game setter (player D in the example of FIG. 5). In addition, the nominated game setting unit 143 applies a match to the searched opponent (player E in the example of FIG. 5) in accordance with an instruction from the game setter. Also, the nominated game setting unit 143 determines whether or not the match is possible according to the instruction from the searched opponent (player E).

  The game result determination unit 150 determines the qualifying game result input by the player. The game result determination unit 150 includes a result reception unit 151, an approval request unit 153, and an approval reception unit 155. The result reception unit 151 receives a game result from a game setter (player A in the example of FIG. 4) who is a player who has set a game. The result reception unit 151 in the illustrated example receives the score of each player in the game. The approval request unit 153 requests an operation of approving the content of the game result input by the game setter (player A) to the opponent of the game setter (player B in the example of FIG. 4). The approval receiving unit 155 receives an operation for approving the content of the game result input by the game setter (player A) from the opponent (player B). The result reception unit 151 is an example of a first consent unit and a first result acquisition unit. The approval request unit 153 is an example of a screen display unit. Moreover, the approval reception part 155 is an example of a 2nd consent part and a game result determination part. Player A is an example of a first participant. Player B is an example of a second participant.

  The result output unit 160 outputs the game result determined by the game result determination unit 150. The result output unit 160 includes a game result display unit 161 and a tournament setting unit 163.

  The game result display unit 161 causes the score management unit 120 to update the game points, the personal score, and the team score according to the game result determined by the game result determination unit 150. The game result display unit 161 also displays the amount of prize money (expected distribution amount) that the target player is expected to win when the team to which the target player belongs wins according to the updated individual score and team score. ) Is calculated. Moreover, the game result display part 161 displays a game result on the terminal 30 etc., for example. Here, in the illustrated example, the expected distribution amount of the players who participated in the game is displayed together with the result of each game (details will be described later).

  The tournament setting unit 163 determines the rank of each team according to the personal score. That is, the tournament setting unit 163 in the illustrated example determines the rank according to the descending order of the personal score. The tournament setting unit 163 sets a tournament table in the final tournament according to the personal score at the end of the qualifying period. For example, the tournament setting unit 163 sets the player ranked first in each team as the final tournament participant. Further, the tournament setting unit 163 determines a combination of games in the final tournament according to the team score of the team to which each player belongs. For example, the seed right is given in order from the team with the highest team score. The tournament setting unit 163 is an example of a rank determining unit, a game setting unit, and a determining unit.

  The prize distribution unit 170 distributes prizes as the overall ranking in the final tournament is determined. The prize distribution unit 170 in the illustrated example distributes prize money to the winning player and all team members of the team to which the winning player belongs. The prize distribution unit 170 includes a distribution destination determination unit 171, a distribution amount determination unit 173, and a distribution execution unit 175. The distribution destination determination unit 171 determines a distribution destination to distribute the prize money. Specifically, the distribution destination determination unit 171 identifies the winning player and the team member of the team to which the winning player belongs. The distribution amount determination unit 173 calculates the distribution amount acquired by the winning player and the team member. In calculating the distribution amount, the redistribution ratio determined by the individual score of each team member as described above is used. The distribution execution unit 175 acquires distribution destination information and distributes prize money. For example, the distribution execution unit 175 acquires the account number of the bank account opened by each person from the winning player and their team members as distribution destination information. Then, the distribution execution unit 175 distributes (remits) each distribution amount based on the acquired distribution destination information. The distribution destination determination unit 171 is an example of a second result acquisition unit. The distribution execution unit 175 is an example of a distribution unit.

  The storage unit 180 stores various information for managing the tournament. In the illustrated example, the storage unit 180 includes a tournament setting storage unit 181, a team storage unit 183, a score storage unit 185, a game setting storage unit 187, and a game result storage unit 189. The tournament setting storage unit 181 stores the amount of prize money set by the tournament setting unit 110. The team storage unit 183 stores teams and team members belonging to each team. The score storage unit 185 stores level points, game points, personal scores, team scores, and the like managed by the score management unit 120. The game setting storage unit 187 stores the game schedule set by the game setting unit 140. The game result storage unit 189 stores the game result determined by the game result determination unit 150 and the like.

  Note that the game results stored in the game result storage unit 189 are stored as information agreed by the players A and B. That is, the game result stored in the game result storage unit 189 is held in association with the consent information of the player A and the consent information of the player B. Although the storage unit 180 has been described as being provided in the tournament management device 10 here, it may be provided outside the tournament management device 10. The game result storage unit 189 is an example of a holding unit.

<Recruitment type game setting>
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the recruitment type game setting.
Next, the operation of the recruitment type game setting will be described with reference to FIG. In the example shown in FIG. 4, the player A operates the terminal 30, the player B operates the terminal 40, and the player C operates the terminal 50. Player A also sets up a recruitment game. That is, player A recruits opponents. In this example, player B and player C apply as opponents. Furthermore, it is assumed that the number of opponents recruited in this example is one, and player B is selected as the opponent by player A.

  First, the player A operates the terminal 30 to specify a game holding condition, and the terminal 30 transmits the holding condition to the recruitment type game setting unit 141 of the tournament management device 10 (S401). The holding conditions include the date and time designated by the player A and the player level of the opponent as described above. Then, the recruitment-type game setting unit 141 of the tournament management device 10 determines the schedule, place, and player level of the opponent for the game according to the accepted holding conditions (S402). Then, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 of the tournament management device 10 displays a tournament information screen (see FIG. 8 described later) on the terminals 40 and 50 according to the determined game schedule and the like, and notifies the game ( S403).

  Next, when the player B operates the terminal 40, an instruction to apply for the participation of the player B is transmitted, and the recruitment type game setting unit 141 of the tournament management apparatus 10 receives the instruction to apply for participation (S404). Similarly, when the player C operates the terminal 50, the recruitment-type game setting unit 141 receives an instruction to apply for participation of the player C (S405).

  Next, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 of the tournament management apparatus 10 acquires information on the players who have applied for participation, and transmits a request for the player A to select participating players to the terminal 30 (S406). Then, when the player A operates the terminal 30, a selection instruction for participating players is transmitted, and the recruitment type game setting unit 141 receives the selection instruction (S407). Then, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 transmits a game establishment notification indicating that the game has been established to the player B (terminal 40) selected in the received selection instruction (S408). In addition, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 transmits a game failure notification indicating that the game has not been established to the player C (terminal 50) not selected in the received selection instruction (S409). Then, the recruitment type game setting unit 141 updates the tournament information screen (see FIG. 8 described later) and displays that the game has been set (S410).

  Next, after the game is played at the set date and time, in other words, after the game holding date and time, the player A who is the player who set the game sends the game result input by operating the terminal 30, and the tournament management The result reception unit 151 of the device 10 receives the result (S411). And the approval request | requirement part 153 of the competition management apparatus 10 requests | requires the approval of the content of the game result which the player A input with respect to the player B (terminal 40) who is an opponent of a game setter (S412). Then, when the player B operates the terminal 40, an approval instruction is transmitted (S413). The approval result is accepted by the approval receiving unit 155 of the tournament management apparatus 10 to confirm the game result (S414). And a personal score and a team score are updated by the instruction | indication of the game result display part 161 of the competition management apparatus 10 (S415). Further, the expected distribution amount is updated by the game result display unit 161 (S416). Further, the tournament information screen (see FIG. 8 described later) is updated by the game result display unit 161, and the game result is displayed (S417).

  The personal score and the team score that are updated by an instruction from the game result display unit 161 of the tournament management device 10 are examples of the attributes of the players A and B.

<Nominated game setting>
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a designated game setting.
Next, referring to FIG. 5, the operation of the nominated game setting will be described. In the example shown in FIG. 5, the player D operates the terminal 60 and the player E operates the terminal 70. Further, in this example, the player D nominates the player E and applies for the game.

  First, the player D operates the terminal 60 to specify the conditions of the opponent of the game, and an opponent search request is transmitted from the terminal 60 to the designated game setting unit 143 of the tournament management device 10 (S501). Then, in accordance with the received request from the opponent, the nominated game setting unit 143 executes an opponent search process for the tournament participants (S502), and transmits (notifies) the search result to the terminal 60 (S503).

  Next, the player D operates the terminal 60 to specify the opponent of the game from the search result, and a game application request is transmitted from the terminal 60 to the designated game setting unit 143 of the tournament management device 10 (S504). In addition, this game application request includes designation of a game schedule and a venue. Then, in accordance with the received game application request, the designated game setting unit 143 of the tournament management apparatus 10 transmits the game application to the terminal 70 operated by the designated opponent (player E in the illustrated example) (S505). .

  Next, when the player E operates the terminal 70, a game acceptance instruction which is an instruction to accept the game is transmitted from the terminal 70 (S506). The designated game setting unit 143 of the tournament management apparatus 10 that has received this game acceptance instruction transmits a game establishment notification to the player D (terminal 60) (S507). And the nomination type game setting part 143 updates a meeting information screen (refer FIG. 8 mentioned later), and displays that the game was set (S508). In other words, unlike the example shown in the figure, if a match acceptance instruction is not transmitted from the terminal 70, the process ends without setting a match.

  Next, after the game is played at the set date and time, in other words, after the game holding date and time, the game result input by the player D operating the terminal 60 is transmitted, and the result receiving unit 151 of the tournament management device 10 is transmitted. Is accepted (S509). Then, the approval request unit 153 of the tournament management device 10 requests the player E (terminal 70) to approve the content of the game result input by the player D (S510). Then, when the player E operates the terminal 70, an approval instruction is transmitted (S511). The approval result is accepted by the approval acceptance unit 155 of the tournament management apparatus 10 to confirm the game result (S512). And a personal score and a team score are updated by the instruction | indication of the game result display part 161 of the competition management apparatus 10 (S513). Further, the expected distribution amount is updated by the game result display unit 161 of the tournament management device 10 (S514), and the tournament information screen (see FIG. 8 described later) is updated to display the game result (S515).

<Bonus distribution operation>
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a prize distribution operation by the prize distribution unit 170.
Next, the prize distribution operation by the prize distribution unit 170 will be described with reference to FIG. The prize distribution operation shown in FIG. 6 corresponds to the prize distribution step (S207) in FIG.

  First, the distribution destination determination unit 171 of the prize distribution unit 170 receives, for example, the result of a game played in the final tournament from the tournament operator (S601), and determines the overall ranking according to the received game result (S602). Then, the distribution destination determination unit 171 determines the distribution destination of the prize money according to the determined overall ranking. For example, when the player A wins, the player A and the team member of the team to which the player A belongs are the distribution destinations.

  Next, the distribution amount determination unit 173 of the prize distribution unit 170 determines the distribution amount of the prize distributed to each determined distribution destination (S604). In the above example, the redistribution ratio is determined according to the individual score of the team member who is the distribution destination, and the distribution amount of the prize money to the team member is determined by this redistribution ratio. Then, the distribution destination determination unit 171 of the prize distribution unit 170 transmits a prize distribution notification which is a notification requesting distribution destination information (for example, an account number of a bank account) to the player A and the team member who are the distribution destinations. (S605). At this time, the prize distribution notice may include the redistribution ratio and the distribution amount of each team member. When each of the players A and the team members operates the terminal 30 and the like, the distribution destination information is transmitted from the terminal 30 and the like, whereby the distribution destination determination unit 171 of the prize distribution unit 170 receives the distribution destination information. Is acquired (S606). Then, the distribution execution unit 175 of the prize distribution unit 170 distributes (sends) the determined distribution amount to the distribution destination according to the acquired information on the distribution destination (S607).

<Game result input screen>
FIG. 7A is a diagram for explaining the game result input screen, and FIG. 7B is a diagram for explaining the game result approval screen.
Next, with reference to FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B, an operation in which the tournament management device 10 receives the game result of the game performed as the qualifying will be described. In addition, although the case where the result of the game set by the recruitment type game setting is input is described here, the operation in the nomination type game setting is the same. In the illustrated example, the game setter for the recruitment type game setting is the player A, and the opponent is the player B.

  As described with reference to FIG. 4 above, the result of the game performed as a qualifying is input by the player who performed the game. And in order to suppress the illegal input which is an input different from an actual game result, what is called a cheat, in this Embodiment, another player performs the input of a game result, and the approval of the input game result.

  More specifically, first, the player A operates the terminal 30 within a predetermined time (for example, within 24 hours from the game start time) after the game start date and time, in other words, after the game start time, The result reception part 151 of the management apparatus 10 displays a game result input screen on the terminal 30 (refer Fig.7 (a)). The game result input screen shown in the figure includes score receiving areas 301 and 302 for receiving the score of each player in the game, and an application icon 303 for transmitting (applying) the input score of each player to the result receiving unit 151. Then, the player A operates to input the score of each player in the score receiving areas 301 and 302, and then the application icon 303 is selected to transmit the game result to the result receiving unit 151. Note that the selection of the application icon 303 by the player A indicates that the player A agrees with the score input in the score receiving areas 301 and 302. Moreover, the score input into the score reception areas 301 and 302 is an example of result information.

  Next, as the result receiving unit 151 of the tournament management device 10 receives the game result from the terminal 30, the approval requesting unit 153 of the tournament management device 10 displays the game result approval screen on the terminal 40 operated by the player B. (Refer FIG.7 (b)). In the game result approval screen shown in the figure, the score display area 401 of each player input by the player A, the approval icon 402 selected when approving the score of each displayed player, and the selection when not approving are selected. And a losing image 404 indicating that the player B who operates the terminal has lost. The player B selecting the approval icon 402 indicates that the player B agrees with the score displayed in the score display area 401.

  Here, the game result input screen shown in FIG. 7A is compared with the game result approval screen shown in FIG. First, the game result input screen shown in FIG. 7A has score receiving areas 301 and 302 for receiving the scores of each player. On the other hand, the game result approval screen shown in FIG. 7B does not have the score reception areas 301 and 302. That is, the player B who performs the input operation according to the game result approval screen of FIG. 7B does not have the authority to input the game result. Further, the game result approval screen shown in FIG. 7B has an approval icon 402 for approving the game result. On the other hand, the game result input screen shown in FIG. That is, the player A who performs an input operation according to the game result input screen shown in FIG. 7A does not have the authority to approve the game result. With such a configuration, the game result determination unit 150 determines the game result only when both of the players who have competed (player A and player B in the illustrated example) agree with the input game result. It becomes. In other words, a match result, a player A's consent, and a player B's consent are aligned, and the match result is determined for the first time. Thus, the unauthorized input is suppressed.

  In addition, although it demonstrated that a game setting person (player A) inputs a game result on a game result approval screen here, it is not limited to this. For example, a game winner may input a game result. In other words, it may be configured such that the loser approves the game result input by the winner of the game. In this configuration, the operation of the loser, which can be disappointed after the game, is simplified. As a result, the match result can be determined more reliably.

  In addition, by displaying the losing image 404 shown in FIG. 7B as described above, a loser who can be disappointed after the game misidentifies the game result and then approves the game result. It is suppressed.

  Moreover, although it demonstrated that the score of each player was input into a game result input screen here as information regarding a game result, it is not limited to this. For example, it may be an input of a game winner (loser) name or ID, a difference in points, or the like.

<Contest information screen>
FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the tournament information screen.
Next, the tournament information screen displayed on the terminal 30 by the tournament management apparatus 10 will be described. When the application software (application) that realizes each of the functions described above is downloaded from the tournament management apparatus 10 and installed in the terminal 30, the screen (top screen) displayed when the app is activated is the tournament information shown in FIG. It is a screen. Note that the top screen of the website that implements each function described above may be the tournament information screen shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the tournament information screen includes a first display area 310 for displaying past game results (in the figure, recent game results in the whole country), and a game to be played in the future (in the figure, in the whole country). The second display area 320 for displaying the game scheduled for the game) and the third display area 330 for displaying the game for which the opponent is currently recruited (the game for which the opponent is recruited in the figure) are displayed. .

  Here, the 1st display area 310 which displays the game result of a past game is demonstrated. The first display area 310 is divided into a plurality of areas, and images relating to one game are displayed in each area. Here, an image showing the game result of each game displayed in the first display area 310 includes a face image 311 of the player to be played, a player name 312, a game detail 313 indicating the game date and time, and a game result. (Score) 314, the expected distribution amount 315 reflecting the displayed game result, the player level 316 of the target player, the number of wins 317 of the target player, and the winner display icon 318 for displaying the winner Is displayed. Here, the winner display icon 318 can also be understood as an image indicating that the target game has ended.

  Next, the second display area 320 for displaying a game scheduled to be played in the future will be described. The second display area 320 is also divided into a plurality of areas, and images relating to one game are displayed in each area. Here, the face image 311, the player name 312, the game details 313, the current expected distribution amount 315, the player level 316, and the number of wins 317 are displayed in the second display area 320. Here, as a difference from the first display area 310, a battle display image (character VS in the figure) 321 indicating a battle relationship is displayed in the second display area 320 instead of the game result 314. Further, the expected distribution amount 315 is calculated without including the game result of the displayed game because no game is played at the present time.

  Next, the 3rd display area 330 which displays the game which is recruiting opponents now is explained. The third display area 330 is also divided into a plurality of areas, and images relating to one game are displayed in each area. Here, the face image 311, the player name 312, the game details 313, the current expected distribution amount 315, the player level 316, and the number of wins 317 are displayed in the third display area 330. Here, as a point different from the second display area 320, the third display area 330 displays information on only one player in each game because the opponent is not yet determined. In the third display area 330, a recruitment level 322 indicating the player level of the opponent to be recruited is displayed.

<Hardware configuration of tournament management device 10>
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the tournament management apparatus 10.
As shown in FIG. 9, the tournament management apparatus 10 includes a CPU 11, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 12, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 13, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 14, and a communication I / F 15. .

CPU11 implement | achieves each said function of the tournament management apparatus 10 by loading the various programs memorize | stored in ROM13 etc. to RAM12 and running it.
The RAM 12 is a memory used as a working memory for the CPU 11.
The ROM 13 is a memory that stores various programs executed by the CPU 11.
The HDD 14 is, for example, a magnetic disk device that stores each player's level points, game points, personal scores, team members of each team, team scores, and the like.
The communication I / F 15 transmits / receives various information to / from other devices via the network 90.

  Here, the program executed by the CPU 11 can be provided to the tournament management apparatus 10 in a state of being stored in a computer-readable recording medium such as a semiconductor memory. Further, the program executed by the CPU 11 may be downloaded to the terminal 30 via the tournament management device 10. For example, a program for realizing each function of the tournament management apparatus 10 may be downloaded to the tournament management apparatus 10 as application software (application).

<Hardware configuration of terminal 30>
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the terminal 30.
As shown in FIG. 10, the terminal 30 includes a CPU 31, a RAM 32, a ROM 33, a storage unit 34, an operation panel 35, a speaker 36, a microphone 37, a camera 38, a GPS sensor 39, a communication I / O. F41.

The CPU 31 implements the above functions of the terminal 30 by loading various programs stored in the ROM 33 and the like into the RAM 32 and executing them.
The RAM 32 is a memory used as a working memory for the CPU 31.
The ROM 33 is a memory that stores various programs executed by the CPU 31.
The storage unit 34 is, for example, a flash memory that stores various application programs and various data used by the programs.
The operation panel 35 is, for example, a touch panel that displays various types of information and receives operation inputs from the user.

The speaker 36 outputs various sounds including the received voice received from the call destination.
The microphone 37 acquires various sounds including the user's speech.
The camera 38 includes a lens and an imaging element (image sensor) such as a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS), and photographs a subject.

The GPS sensor 39 acquires a GPS (Global Positioning System) signal and acquires position information of the terminal 30.
The communication I / F 41 transmits / receives data to / from other communication devices via the network 90 (see FIG. 1).

  Here, the program executed by the CPU 31 can be provided to the terminal 30 while being stored in a computer-readable recording medium such as a semiconductor memory. The program executed by the CPU 31 may be downloaded to the terminal 30 via the network 90. For example, a program that realizes each function of the terminal 30 may be downloaded to the terminal 30 as application software (application).

<Modification>
FIG. 11A is a diagram for explaining a game result input screen in the first modification, and FIG. 11B is a flowchart showing a game result determination process in the second modification.
Next, Modification 1 which is a modification of the above embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 7 described above, it is explained that the player A inputs the game result of the game played as a qualifying from the terminal 30 and the player B approves the input game result from the terminal 40. It will not be limited to this as long as it can be confirmed that both (player A and player B) agree with the input game result.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 11 (a), in a terminal 30 operated by one player (for example, player A), a match result confirming that both players (player A and player B) have agreed to the match result. The input screen 350 may be displayed. The game result input screen 350 includes score receiving areas 351 and 352 for receiving the scores of each player in the game, a password receiving area 353 for receiving the password (identification information) of the player B, and a transmission icon 354 for transmitting the input result. Have.

  Here, in the match result input screen 350, it is necessary to input the password of the player B in the password reception area 353. This password is determined by each player himself at the time of competition registration, for example. Then, when this match result input screen 350 is displayed, it is necessary for the player B to input the password by hearing the player B's password from the player B and inputting it by the player A or by operating the terminal 30 himself / herself. . And the result reception part 151 of the meeting management apparatus 10 receives an input result on the condition that the password input into the password reception area | region 353 corresponds with what was determined at the time of competition registration, for example. Thus, by inputting the password of the player B from the terminal of the player A, it can be understood that the player B has agreed to the game result. This simplifies the process in the tournament management apparatus 10.

  In addition, even if it is the same player, it is good for each player to determine each password at the time of player registration for every competition. This reduces the risk of using your password for others. In addition, although the use of the password of the player B has been described here, the consent of the player B may be confirmed by other information indicating the consent of the player B such as a signature of the player B.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 11B, the game result determination process in the second modification will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 7, the player A inputs the game result of the game performed as a qualifying from the terminal 30, and the player B accepts the game result by the player B approving the input game result from the terminal 40. I explained that. Here, the result reception unit 151 of the tournament management device 10 may receive the game result through additional processing for more reliably suppressing unauthorized input.

  Specifically, the game result is received according to the procedure shown in FIG. First, according to the game result input screen shown in FIG. 7A, the game result input by the player A is transmitted from the terminal 30 and received by the tournament management apparatus 10 (S1101). Then, according to the game result approval screen shown in FIG. 7B, an instruction that the player B approves (consents) is transmitted from the terminal 40 and accepted by the tournament management device 10 (S1102). And the approval reception part 155 of the meeting management apparatus 10 acquires the positional information on each of the terminal 30 and the terminal 40 using a GPS signal (S1103). Then, based on the acquired position information of the terminal 30 and the terminal 40, the separation distance between the terminal 30 and the terminal 40 is calculated, and is this separation distance or less a reference distance (1 km in the illustrated example) that is a predetermined distance? Is determined (S1104).

  If the separation distance is equal to or less than the reference distance (YES in S1104), the approval receiving unit 155 of the tournament management apparatus 10 receives the game result and determines the game result (S1105). On the other hand, if the separation distance is larger than the reference distance (NO in S1104), the approval receiving unit 155 of the tournament management apparatus 10 does not accept the game result, but issues an instruction (retransmission request) to retransmit the game result. 30 (S1106). With this configuration, after the player A inputs the result of the game, the player A and the player B are at a position below the reference distance, for example, staying in the game hall until the player B approves. This makes it difficult for player A and player B to psychologically make illegal inputs. In addition, for example, the player A and the player B do not actually go to the game hall (does not play the game) by making the condition for determining the game result that the player A and the player B stay within the reference distance as described above. It is also possible to reduce the occurrence of fraud in which only the game result is input.

  In the above description, it has been described that two players who have played a qualifying game input a game result using a game result input screen, a game result approval screen, or the like, but the present invention is not limited to this. It is only necessary that one of the two persons who input the game result obtains a profit from the game result and the other one obtains a disadvantage from the game result (conflict of interest). For example, other team members (other players or non-player members) of the team to which each player belongs may input the game result. In addition, these team members are influenced by the game results and are regarded as game participants (meetings participants).

  In the above description, the game result is input using the game result input screen or the game result approval screen. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, only when the game result determination unit 150 receives a game result (for example, a score of each player) from each of two players who have played a qualifying game, and a match result input by each player matches. The result determination unit 150 may determine the game result.

  In the above description, it has been described that the team management unit 130 registers and manages teams and team members belonging to each team. The timing at which the team management unit 130 registers team members and the like is not particularly limited. The execution timing of team member registration may be, for example, when the tournament management device 10 performs player registration (see S202 in FIG. 2), or a period from the tournament setting (see S201 in FIG. 2) to the start of the qualifying period. It may be the period from the tournament setting to the start of the final tournament.

  To explain further, after the qualifying period starts, there may be addition, reduction, or change of team members belonging to the team. For example, a player participating in the qualifying is allowed to transfer from one team to another team. That is, there may be player withdrawal between teams. With such a team member transfer, the individual points of the team member to be transferred are excluded from the calculation of the team score of the transfer source team (one team), and the team of the transfer destination team (the other team) Added to the score calculation. As a result, the team scores of both the transfer source team and the transfer destination team fluctuate, and for example, whether or not the seed tournament right for the final tournament is given to each team may be switched. In addition, the ranking of players within each team also varies. In this way, by allowing members to move even after the start of the qualifying period, the interest of each team member regarding the tournament can be further enhanced.

  Moreover, the tournament management apparatus 10 may have a function of transmitting a message for consulting transfer to a player to be withdrawn from, for example, a team member of a team aiming for withdrawal of the player. In addition, the tournament management device 10 may have a function of displaying an expected distribution amount when the player is transferred to a player who has been asked to transfer or to a team member of the team to which the transfer is performed.

  In the above description, as the recruitment type game setting (see FIG. 4), it has been described that the player A and the player B play a game, that is, a so-called singles game is executed, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, doubles or team battles may be used, and the number of players performing the game is not particularly limited. To explain further, the number of players on the side of recruiting opponents may not match the number of players on the side of application. For example, one player may recruit multiple (many) players and play a game with each player in order.

  In the above description, the target managed by the tournament management system is described as a tennis tournament. However, there is no particular limitation as long as the tournament participants (players) compete with each other. For example, other sports tournaments such as baseball, soccer, rugby, lacrosse, and American football may be used, and tournaments such as chess, go, shogi, and card games (eg, playing cards) may be used.

Moreover, although it demonstrated that a prize was awarded according to the comprehensive ranking in the above tournament, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, when a product is given instead of a prize, or a seed right in the next tournament may be given. Alternatively, it is not necessary to give a prize or the like simply by determining the overall ranking.
Further, the tournament information screen shown in FIG. 8 may be displayed as a screen of a website that the tournament management device 10 displays on the terminal 30 or the like, for example.
In addition, the tournament setting unit 110 may accept designation of player participation requirements such as player level and gender, and may set a tournament where only players who satisfy the participation requirements can participate.

Although various embodiments and modifications have been described above, the embodiments and modifications may be combined with each other.
Further, the present disclosure is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be implemented in various forms without departing from the gist of the present disclosure.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Tournament management system, 10 ... Tournament management apparatus, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 ... Terminal, 90 ... Network, 150 ... Game result determination part, 151 ... Result reception part, 153 ... Approval request part, 155 ... Approval Reception

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the first participant who is a participant of the game shows the game result indicated by the result information that is information related to the result of one of the plurality of games managed by the management system. The first consent unit that obtains the first consent information indicating consent and the game result indicated by the result information are in a relationship of being a participant in the game and competing with the first participant in the game. a second consent unit for acquiring second agreement information indicating that the second participant agrees, in association with the first agreement information and the second agreement information, a holding portion for holding the result information, the second In response to the first consent unit obtaining the first consent information and the second consent unit obtaining the second consent information, the terminal that transmitted the first consent information and the second consent information were transmitted. Regarding distance to other devices It acquires information, which is the game result management device and a match results confirming unit to which the distance is determined the game result to be equal to or less than the distance set in advance.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a game result management device that suppresses unauthorized input that is an input different from the actual game result when the game participant inputs information related to the game result. Is done. According to the invention of claim 1 , unauthorized input is further suppressed .

Claims (12)

1st consent information which shows that the 1st participant who is a participant of the said game agrees with the game result which the result information which is the information regarding the result of one game of a plurality of games managed by the management system shows A first consent unit that obtains
A second consensus information indicating that a second participant who is a participant of the game and competes with the first participant in the game agrees with the game result indicated by the result information. 2 consent section,
A game result management device having a holding unit for holding the result information in association with the first consent information and the second consent information. The game result management according to claim 1, wherein the first consent unit acquires the result information and the first consent information from a terminal connected via a network and operated by the first participant. apparatus. The second consent unit displays a game result indicated by the result information on another terminal connected via a network and operated by the second participant, and accepts an operation for agreeing to the content of the display. The game result management device according to claim 2, wherein the second consent information is acquired.   When the first consent unit acquires the first consent information and the second consent unit acquires the second consent information, the attributes of the first participant and the second participant stored in the storage unit The game result management device according to claim 1, further comprising an attribute updating unit that updates the game. The first participant is a team member registered in a team to which a player who competes in the game belongs,
The game result management device according to claim 4, further comprising a rank determining unit that determines the rank of the first participant in the team according to the attribute updated by the attribute update unit. The game according to claim 1, wherein the first consent unit obtains the result information, the first consent information, and the second consent information from a terminal operated by the first participant. Results management device. The game result management device according to claim 6, wherein the second consent information is identification information for identifying the second participant.   As the first consent unit acquires the first consent information and the second consent unit acquires the second consent information, the terminal that has transmitted the first consent information and the second consent information 8. The game result determination unit according to claim 1, further comprising: a game result determination unit that acquires information about a distance to another terminal that has been transmitted and determines the game result when the distance is equal to or less than a predetermined distance. The game result management device according to item 1.   The game result management device according to any one of claims 1 to 8, further comprising a game setting unit that sets another game in accordance with the result information held by the holding unit. . 1st consent information which shows that the 1st participant who is a participant of the said game agrees with the game result which the result information which is the information regarding the result of one game of a plurality of games managed by the management system shows Step to get the
A step of acquiring second agreement information indicating that a second participant who is a participant of the game and competes with the first participant in the game agrees with the game result indicated by the result information. When,
A game result having a step of updating attribute information of at least one of the first participant and the second participant according to the result information in accordance with obtaining the first consent information and the second consent information. Management method. A prize amount accepting unit for accepting the amount of prize money given to participants in the tournament managed by the management system;
A first result acquisition unit that acquires first result information that is information related to a result of a first game performed as a qualifying of the tournament from a terminal operated by a first participant who is a participant of the tournament;
As the first result acquisition unit acquires the first result information, it is a participant of the tournament and the first participant in the first game to another terminal connected via a network. A screen display unit for displaying a screen for accepting an instruction to agree with the game result indicated by the first result information from the second participant who has played;
A holding unit for holding the first result information in response to receiving the instruction from the second participant by an operation on the other terminal;
According to the first result information held by the holding unit, a determination unit that determines at least one of the first participant and the second participant as a qualifying passer,
A second result acquisition unit that acquires second result information that is information related to a result of the second game performed by the plurality of qualifiers;
A tournament operation support apparatus comprising: a distribution unit that distributes the prize money in accordance with the result of the second game acquired by the second result acquisition unit. In accordance with the operation of the first participant who is a participant in one of the plurality of matches managed by the management system, the step of indicating result information that is information related to the result of the match;
Accepting an operation indicating that a second participant who is a participant of the game and competes with the first participant in the game agrees with the result of the game indicated by the result information; A program that causes a computer to execute.