JP2024029987A - Game information display system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a game information display system capable of suppressing deterioration in operation.SOLUTION: It is so configured that a current number of obtained points is explicitly displayed while games are being played, but if termination of games is determined with the number of obtained points being a number not reaching a requirement, a display of the number of obtained points is to be eliminated. Therefore, it is possible, to some extent, to suppress a situation in which operation is to be deteriorated due to existence of the obtained points being the number not reaching a requirement left by another player, causing a next player's hesitation for playing games.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

The present invention relates to a game information display system.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, as described in Patent Document 1, for example, it has been proposed to display the number of points owned by a player on a game information display device attached to a gaming machine. This can be expected to have the effect of making the player clearly aware of the current score.

JP2019-92537A

By the way, the number of points required to execute one game on a gaming machine is set as a specified number, and if it is 3 points, for example, the game will be executed when the number of points is 2 points or less. Because of this, many players leave the remaining points at that point and end the game. In this case, since the score of another player remains, there is a problem in that the next player hesitates to play the game, resulting in a decrease in performance.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a game information display system that can suppress a decline in operation.

The invention of claim 1 provides a game information display system corresponding to a game machine (for example, a medalless slot machine) in which a prescribed number (for example, 3 points) is set as the number of points required to execute one game. ,
Receiving means (for example, the I/F section 40e and the control section 40 in the gaming information display device 3) that receives the number of points stored in the gaming machine;
score determination means (for example, control unit 40) for determining whether the number of scores has reached a predetermined reference value;
A game end determination means (for example, the control unit 40) that determines the end of the game;
Display means (for example, liquid crystal display section 41) for displaying the number of points received by the receiving means;
The score determining means determines that the number of points has not reached a predetermined reference value (for example, No in S2 of FIG. 7), and the game end determining means determines that the game is over (for example, Yes in S4 of FIG. 7). ), a display erasing means for erasing the display of the score by the display means (for example, a control unit 40 for erasing the score in the display area 41d in FIG. 6 along with its display column). It is characterized by

According to the invention of claim 1, while the current number of points is clearly displayed during the game, when the end of the game is determined when the number of points is a fraction, the display of the number of points is erased. As a result, it is possible to suppress to some extent the situation in which the next player hesitates in playing the game due to remaining fractional scores left by others, resulting in a decline in performance.

Schematic diagram showing the configuration of a game information display system in one embodiment Front view of gaming machine and card unit Functional block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the gaming machine and card unit Front view of game information display device Functional block diagram mainly showing the game information display device A diagram showing an example of display on a game information display device Flowchart showing the flow of score display/deletion processing

Hereinafter, one embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of a game information display system. A large number of gaming machines 1 are installed in the gaming hall, and a score processing device 2 and a gaming information display device 3 are attached in one-to-one correspondence with each of the gaming machines 1. As shown in the figure, the score processing device 2 is placed on the right side of the gaming machine 1, and the game information display device 3 is placed above the gaming machine 1.

Two gaming machines 1, two score processing devices 2, and two gaming information display devices 3 are connected to a relay device 4, and the relay device 4 is connected to a management device 6 via a LAN 5. In this way, the ratio of the number of relay devices 4 and gaming machines 1 installed is 1:2, and the relay device 4 is connected between each gaming machine 1, the score processing device 2, the gaming information display device 3, and the management device 6. mediate communication between

The management device 6 shown in FIG. 1 is installed in, for example, an office in a game hall, and is connected to a keyboard 6a, a monitor 6b, a printer (not shown), etc. operated by a manager of the game hall. The management device 6 manages the operating status of all the devices installed in the gaming hall (gaming machine 1, score processing device 2, game information display device 3, etc.). For example, gaming information on the gaming machine 1 is received by the management device 6 from the gaming machine 1 side via the score processing device 2 and the relay device 4 in order, and the gaming information is managed for each gaming machine 1. The management device 6 performs various settings for each device to perform appropriate operations, and transmits the setting information to each device. Further, the management device 6 records and manages recorded information on a recording medium (IC card 7 shown in FIG. 3) such as a membership card or a general card issued by the score processing device 2.

A prize exchange terminal (hereinafter referred to as POS) and a payment machine (not shown) are also installed in the gaming hall, and are connected to a management device 6 via a LAN 5. The POS executes a prize exchange process based on the gaming value (such as the number of points to be described later) specified by the IC card 7. When processing a prize exchange, the POS reads the number of points earned by the player from the IC card 7, identifies the member who wishes to exchange the prize, and collects the savings deposited by the player as the member at the gaming parlor. By acquiring the value (score points, etc.) online from the management device 6, the game value that can be exchanged for a prize is specified.
Note that the gaming value used in the gaming machine 1 of this embodiment is the number of points stored in the storage section within the machine, and unlike conventional payout type gaming machines, actual balls or medals are not paid out. The number of points stored in the storage section is increased or decreased depending on the game. The number of points stored on the gaming machine 1 (in-machine storage unit) side is referred to as "gaming points", the number of points stored on the score processing device 2 side is referred to as "number of points owned", and the number of points deposited by the member is referred to as "accumulated points". Also called "score". Note that the number of points you have corresponds to the number of balls and medals you have in the payout type, and the number of accumulated points corresponds to the number of balls and medals you have.

Although not shown, when the IC card 7 is inserted into the card insertion slot, the payment machine accepts the inserted IC card 7 and receives the deposit balance (monetary value, hereinafter referred to as monetary value) recorded on the IC card 7. A card reader (not shown) reads the remaining amount (referred to as "remaining amount"), and bills and coins corresponding to the read remaining amount are returned from the return slot. The payment machine is also provided with a bill slot into which bills are inserted, and the amount inserted can be added to the remaining amount recorded on the IC card 7.

Both the membership card and the general card as the IC card 7 have a built-in IC chip (not shown), and are recording media that can specify a value that is at least one of a gaming value and a monetary value. Among these, the general card is a general recording medium issued to an unspecified number of general players, and the membership card is a membership recording medium issued to members who have registered as members in advance. For convenience of explanation, the "IC card 7" hereinafter refers to a general card, and is also referred to as the "general card 7" or simply the "card 7."

Next, the gaming machine 1 and the score processing device 2 will be explained.
The gaming machine 1 of this embodiment is exemplified by a medalless slot machine that allows games to be played without using actual medals. In addition, the gaming machine 1 stores and manages game points obtained by converting the remaining amount owned by the player, the number of points owned, and the number of accumulated points, and executes at least one game as the gaming points (scores). The game can be started on the condition that there is a specified number of points (for example, 3 points) necessary for winning, and if the player obtains the number of points according to the type of winning combination, the data will be released without paying out medals. The player mainly manages the increase and decrease of the game points, such as adding them as the game points above. As mentioned above, the gaming value obtained by the player through playing, which is mainly managed on the gaming machine 1 side, is called the gaming score, and the number of points, which is mainly managed on the score processing device 2 side, is called the number of points. Also written as

As shown in FIG. 2, the main body of the gaming machine 1 is composed of a slot machine main body 1a in which the medal slot, medal tray, etc. of the conventional payout type are omitted.
The slot machine main body 1a is provided with reels 10 that can be viewed through a display window 9 on the front thereof, and an active line display section 11 that shows activated winning lines.On the right side of the display window 9, A score display section 12 is provided to display the number of game points to be awarded. The middle part 1b of the slot machine main body 1a has a stepped operation surface that protrudes in front of the display window 9 located at the back, and has a BET button 13 and a touch panel information display located on the top surface. A start lever 15, a left stop button 16, a middle stop button 17, and a right stop button 18 are arranged on the front side and arranged side by side. Furthermore, an effect display section 19, a speaker 20, and a decorative lamp section 21 are provided on the upper part of the slot machine main body 1a.

In the functional block diagram shown in FIG. 3, the control section 22 on the gaming machine 1 side is constituted by a microcomputer having a CPU 22a, a storage section such as a ROM 22b and a RAM 22c, an I/O 22d, and the like.
As shown in the figure, the control unit 22 inputs various signals from the start lever 15, the left stop button 16, the middle stop button 17, the right stop button 18, the BET button 13, and the touch panel 14a on the information display unit 14. At the same time, each reel 10a to 10c is detected by a detection signal from a sensor 24a to 24c that detects passage of a reference position piece provided on each reel 10a to 10c (the three reels 10a to 10c constituting the reel 10 in FIG. 2). A detection signal is input from a reference position detection section 25 that detects the reference position of the .

Further, the control section 22 outputs various signals to each of the reel drive section 26, the audio output section 20a that drives the speaker 20, the information display section 14, and the effect display section 19. When receiving a drive signal from the control unit 22, the reel drive unit 26 drives the reel motors 27a to 27c corresponding to the respective reels 10a to 10c to rotate (start) the respective reels 10a to 10c.

The control unit 22 includes a random number generation unit 22f and a random number extraction unit 22e configured by software, and performs the following operations.
(1) Operate the BET button 13 to bet 3 points, and operate the start lever 15 to start the game. In this case, for example, three points are set in advance as the prescribed number, and three points are required to execute one game.
(2) In response to the start of the game, an internal lottery is executed to determine internal winning combinations, and each reel 10a to 10c is rotated (started). In the internal lottery, a random number extraction section 22e extracts one random number from among the random numbers generated by the random number generation section 22f, and if there is an internal winning combination, a flag corresponding to the internal winning combination is established.

(3) When the stop buttons 16 to 18 are operated, the symbols of internal winning combinations are pulled in (the rotation of the corresponding reels 10a to 10c) within a predetermined pulling range and are stopped and displayed. In this case, the control unit 22 performs stop control including so-called pull-in control (slip control) based on the flag of the internal winning combination (to control each reel 10a to 10c with a winning symbol or a losing symbol according to the type of the internal winning combination flag). (stop display control). In addition, the retraction control is a control that can draw symbols within a predefined retraction range (up to 4 symbols) onto the active line and stop them from the time when the operation of each stop button 16 to 18 is detected. . When the symbol corresponding to the internal winning combination flag does not exist within the above-mentioned pull-in range, the symbol cannot be pulled onto the activated line and stopped, so no winning occurs and the so-called missed prize occurs.

(4) Determine whether or not a winning has occurred based on the symbols that are stopped and displayed, and award game points according to the type of winning combination. For example, there are winning combinations such as a 3-point winning combination, a 5-point winning combination, a 10-point winning combination, and a 15-point winning combination.If the winning combination is a 15-point winning combination, 15 points are awarded.
(5) In the normal state, if the winning combination is a bonus combination (BB, RB), the game moves to the bonus state (BB state, RB state). The BB state and the RB state correspond to a special state that is a gaming state that is more advantageous for the player than the normal state, and the number of game points awarded for the small winning combination or the probability of winning improves, so it is possible to acquire the number of game points at once. Can be done.
These bonus states end when a predetermined number of game points are awarded; for example, the BB state ends when 300 points are awarded, and the RB state ends when 100 points are awarded (transition to the normal state).

(6) The information display section 14 displays game points and various operating data (number of times the game has been executed, number of bonuses generated, etc.). The information display section 14 also displays various operation buttons such as a counting button, an employee call button, and an operation data display button.
(7) When the counting button is operated on the touch panel 14a (hereinafter referred to as a "touch operation"), the game points are transmitted to the score processing device 2 in accordance with the touch operation.
As will be described in detail later, the counting button is an operation unit for converting the number of game points into the number of points you have, and the number of game points corresponding to the touch operation time is transmitted to the score processing device 2, and all the game points are Once transmitted, the game score of the gaming machine 1 is reset to zero.

The gaming machine 1 includes an I/F unit 22g that transmits and receives gaming information using data signals to and from the score processing device 2 (see FIG. 3), and transmits various gaming information shown below according to the execution of the game. It is transmitted to the score processing device 2.
・Score consumption information = Information indicating the number of points consumed in a game.
・Score award information = Information indicating the number of points awarded for winning a prize.
- Game point information = information indicating the current number of game points (number of loaned points + number of awarded points - number of consumed points).
- Game information = information indicating that the game has been executed.
-Bonus information = information indicating that the bonus status is present.
Such gaming information can be output as a data signal such as an identifiable telegram, and the cumulative data (updated data) since the last transmission to the score processing device 2 at regular intervals (for example, every 200 milliseconds). It is also possible to output various information depending on the model.
In addition, as will be described in detail later, the game score, which is the game score information, is displayed on the game information display device 3 as a total value of this and the number of points held (see display area 41d in FIG. 6). It is assumed that the target includes at least the number of game points stored in the gaming machine 1.

On the other hand, the main body of the score processing device 2 shown in FIG. 2 is composed of a card unit main body 2a attached to the space between the adjacent machines on the right side of the gaming machine 1.
A bill slot 31 into which bills (money value) are inserted, a touch panel display section 32 that accepts touch operations and displays various game information, a lending button 33, and an IC card 7 are inserted into the card unit main body 2a. A card insertion slot 35 and a card ejection button 34 are provided.

As shown in the functional block diagram of FIG. 3, the control unit 30 of the score processing device 2 is constituted by a microcomputer having a CPU 30a, a ROM 30b, a RAM 30c, an I/O 30d, and the like.
The control unit 30 includes a banknote processing unit 31a that determines the authenticity of banknotes inserted into the banknote slot 31, a display unit 32, a touch panel 32a provided on the display unit 32, a lending button 33, and a card ejection button 34. It is connected. The control unit 30 also includes a card RW unit (reader/writer unit) 35a that reads and writes various information recorded on the card 7 inserted into the card insertion slot 35, and a card RW unit (reader/writer unit) 35a that can store up to 10 general cards 7. A card stock section 35b capable of stocking the data, an I/F section 30e for transmitting and receiving various data signals to and from the management device 6, etc. are connected.

The score processing device 2 operates as follows.
(1) When a bill is accepted without the IC card 7 being inserted into the insertion slot 35 (money acceptance process), the card 7 is fed out from the card stock section 35b to the card RW section 35a, and the accepted amount is transferred to the card 7. At the same time, the remaining amount is displayed on the display unit 32.
(2) When the IC card 7 is inserted into the insertion slot 35 and accepted, the identification information (card ID) of the card 7 is read and transmitted to the management device 6 for authentication.

(3) If the authentication result of the card 7 received from the management device 6 is OK (the result of the authentication process is normal), the remaining amount and number of points associated with the card 7 are displayed on the display unit 32. When the authentication result of the card 7 is NG, the employee takes action by notifying the fact through an intercom or the like.
(4) In response to the operation of the lending button 33 (lending operation), the remaining amount is converted into the number of points and transmitted to the gaming machine 1. In this case, by converting, for example, 1,000 yen into 50 points (20 yen=1 point) in one lending operation, the points used for the game are loaned out.

(5) Receive the game points from the gaming machine 1 and add them to the points you have. The number of game points is added by a counting process that converts the number of game points into the number of points held according to the touch operation (counting operation) of the counting button of the gaming machine 1. In this case, one point is converted in response to one counting operation, but if the touched state is continued, conversion can be performed continuously and at an accelerated pace. As a result, the game points and the number of points held are updated, and the points acquired by the player are counted and recorded.
The display section 32 displays game buttons for converting the number of points held into game points. That is, the score processing device 2 manages the number of points, and although the number of points cannot be directly used in the game, it converts the number of points into game points according to the touch operation of the game button (replay operation, granting operation). Perform grant processing (replay processing).

(6) In response to the operation of the card ejection button 34, the remaining amount and number of points are recorded on the IC card 7, and the issued information including this information and card ID is transmitted to the relay device 4, and the card 7 is inserted into the insertion slot. 35 Discharge to the outside (issuance process).
In this way, the score processing device 2 aggregates and stores information related to the number of points owned by the player (the number of game points and the number of points held) or various game information received from the gaming machine 1, and also transmits the information to the relay device 4. Send.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged front view of the game information display device 3. As shown in FIG. The game information display device 3 is installed for each gaming machine 1 similarly to the score processing device 2 described above, and transmits various data signals output from the gaming machine 1 and the score processing device 2 via the relay device 4. , and creates and displays various gaming information (display information) regarding the gaming machine 1.
The game information display device 3 includes a liquid crystal display section 41 (display means), a lamp section 42, a group of operation buttons 43 including a call button 43a, a menu button, a data switching button, etc., and a remote control light receiving section 44 (shown only in FIG. 5). We are prepared. Among these, the call button 43a is an operation button for the player to call an employee, the menu button is an operation button for pop-up displaying a predetermined menu, and the data switching button is for switching the display content on the liquid crystal display section 41. This is an operation button for The remote control light receiving unit 44 receives a remote control signal transmitted from a remote control (not shown) carried by an employee.

FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram mainly showing the game information display device 3. As shown in FIG. The control unit 40 (score determining means, game end determining means, display erasing means) of the game information display device 3 is mainly composed of a microcomputer having a CPU 40a, a ROM 40b, a RAM 40c, an I/O 40d, and the like. The control unit 40 is connected with an I/F unit 40e that transmits and receives various data signals to and from the management device 6, gaming machine 1, etc. A button group 43 and a remote control light receiving section 44 are connected.

The gaming information display device 3 receives various setting information from, for example, the management device 6 through various data signals received via the relay device 4, and also receives various gaming information from the gaming machine 1 and the score processing device 2. Various types of display information are created and displayed based on the setting information and game information. Among these, the setting information includes the model name, machine number, gaming performance (jackpot probability, number of jackpot balls), etc. of the corresponding gaming machine 1, and the gaming information includes game execution, occurrence of jackpots, and score information. Includes consumption and additions, number of game points and number of points held.
In this way, the I/F section 40e and the control section 40 for receiving the number of points in the game information display device 3 correspond to receiving means. Further, the game information display device 3 is configured to include a liquid crystal display section 41 as a display means for displaying the number of points received by the receiving means, and a display erasing means capable of erasing the display of the number of points. .

Here, FIG. 6 specifically shows a liquid crystal display section 41 illustrating such setting information and game information. As shown in the figure, the game information display device 3 displays a display area on a liquid crystal display section 41 in a manner that can be divided into a plurality of display areas 41a to 41d.
Specifically, in the display area 41a in the top column, the model name of the corresponding gaming machine 1, ``Pachislot ○○○○'', is displayed. The display area 41b on the left shows, from the top, the number of BBs today (total number of big bonuses today), the number of RBs today (total number of regular bonuses today), the number of BBs the previous day (total number of big bonuses the previous day), and the number of RBs the previous day. (the total number of regular bonuses from the previous day), the current number of games (the number of games since the start of business or the end of the previous bonus), and the total number of games today (the total number of games since the start of today's business).

Further, in the display area 41c extending from the center to the right side in the left-right direction, a difference score change graph that is a graph of the change in today's difference score (number of points awarded - number of points consumed) is displayed. In the lower display area 41d, the number of points owned by the player at the moment, as exemplified as "Your score: 501 points", is displayed as "number of game points + number of points you have". Displays the current score. In addition, the display area 41d displays various messages such as business information and explanations of the game characteristics of the machine.
Although not shown in the figure, for example, the machine number is displayed in the blank space of the display area 41a in FIG. 41d.

Next, the process of displaying/erasing the score in the display area 41d will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 7. Hereinafter, the game information display device 3 will be the main control entity (control unit 40) for display processing, and S1, S2, . . . in FIG. 7 will be described as representing steps executed by the game information display device 3.

When the game information display device 3 starts display processing at a predetermined period (for example, a 200 millisecond period), it receives score information from the score processing device 2 via the relay device 4, and specifies the current number of points. (S1). In this case, by receiving the number of game points (game points) stored in the gaming machine 1 and the number of points stored in the score processing device 2, the sum of them is determined (specified) as the current number of points. .

Next, the game information display device 3 determines whether the specified number of points is equal to or greater than a predetermined reference value (for example, 3 points) (S2). The standard value here is 3 points, which is the specified number required to execute one game on the corresponding gaming machine 1, but the value that is less than the specified number on the game information display device 3 is set as 3 points. is configurable. Therefore, the standard value may be set to a value other than 3 points in relation to the specified number, and the system is configured to determine whether the number of points specified in S1 has reached the standard value. That's fine.

Then, when the game information display device 3 determines that the specified number of points is equal to or greater than the reference value (S2: Yes), the game information display device 3 displays the number of points in the display area 41d (S3). As a result, for example, if "Your score: 501 points" is being displayed, the display content in the display area 41d in FIG. 6 is updated and displayed with the score determined in S2 (a value greater than the reference value) Then, this process ends (returns).

On the other hand, when the game information display device 3 determines that the specified number of points is less than the reference value (S2: No), the game information display device 3 determines whether or not the game on the corresponding gaming machine 1 has ended (S4). This determination is made based on the game information received from the game machine 1 via the score processing device 2 and the relay device 4, by determining whether or not the game is in operation. is not executed), it can be determined that the game has ended.

In this way, the game information display device 3, as a score determination means, determines that the number of points has not reached a predetermined reference value (S2: No), and when the game end determination means determines that the game is over (S4). :Yes), the display of the number of points in the display area 41d on the liquid crystal display section 41 is erased (S5). Therefore, for example, if the current score is 2 points and the corresponding gaming machine 1 is in an inactive state and the game has ended, "Your score" in the display area 41d in FIG. 6 will be deleted along with its column. be done. Therefore, if the gaming machine 1 ends the game with a score less than the specified number, such as 1 or 2 points, that score is erased and not displayed. As a result, after the number of points is hidden, or after it is determined in S4 that the game has not ended (S4: No), this process ends.
Note that "erasing the score display" is not limited to hiding the entire display field, but may also be performed by resetting the score display to zero (displaying 0 points) in conjunction with the erasure.

As explained above, the game information display device 3 of the present embodiment includes the liquid crystal display section 41 that displays the number of points received by the receiving means, and the score determining means when the number of points reaches a predetermined reference value (for example, 3 points). Display erasing means for erasing the display of the number of points on the liquid crystal display section 41 when it is determined that the score has not been reached and the game end determination means determines that the game is over (S2: No and S4: Yes). .
According to this, while the current score is clearly displayed on the liquid crystal display section 41 during the game, if the end of the game is determined when the score is a fraction less than 3 points, for example, the gain is obtained. Since the score display is now erased, it is possible to suppress to some extent the situation where the next player hesitates to play due to fractional scores left by others remaining and the operation decreases. .

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and may be modified or expanded as follows.
Although the number of regulations required for one game is three, the present invention can be applied to any gaming machine in which two or more regulations are set.
Further, although a slot machine is illustrated as the gaming machine 1, various types of gaming machines such as a pachinko gaming machine or a Jankyu gaming machine may be used.

Although the reference value is set to be the same as the specified number, it may be any value that is less than or equal to the specified number.
Although the score determining means and the game end determining means are provided in the game information display device 3, they may also be provided in the relay device 4 or the management device 6 to notify the game information display device 3 of the determination results.
When the display of the number of points in the display area 41d of the liquid crystal display section 41 is erased, other game information may be displayed instead. For example, the highest number of points in the most recent week may be stored, and the highest number of points may be read out and displayed in the display area 41d.

Although the score processing device 2 and the game information display device 3 communicate with the management device 6 via the relay device 4, they may communicate directly without going through the relay device 4.
Further, although the gaming machine 1 is configured to send all information to the score processing device 2, it may be configured to send it directly to the relay device 4 or the management device 6.

Each setting value and reference value can be set arbitrarily by the administrator through operational input, or set in advance by the manufacturer of the management device 6, or by downloading setting information from an external server (for example, a chain store headquarters). You can also set it. Note that in this case as well, the setting value is the setting value input by operation input at the server.
All of the illustrated gaming information may be specified directly by the input signal or indirectly by using an arithmetic expression. Further, although a data signal is exemplified as a game signal, other signals such as a pulse signal may be used.
Either of the expressions ``above'' and ``exceed'' may be used, and expressions such as ``reached'' are expressions that correspond to either ``above'' or ``exceeded.'' The same goes for less than and less than, and expressions such as "has not reached" are expressions that correspond to both. Further, the illustrated configurations may be combined in any manner including modifications, and configurations that are not adopted may be provided as appropriate.

In the drawings, 1 is a gaming machine, 2 is a score processing device, 3 is a game information display device, 40 is a control section (receiving means, score judgment means, game end judgment means, display erasing means), and 40e is an I/F section ( 41 is a liquid crystal display section (display means).

Claims (4)

In a game information display system compatible with a game machine in which a prescribed number is set as the number of points required to execute one game,
receiving means for receiving the number of points stored in the gaming machine;
score determination means for determining whether the number of scores has reached a predetermined reference value;
a game end determination means for determining the end of the game;
Display means for displaying the number of points received by the receiving means;
a display for erasing the display of the score by the display means when the score determination means determines that the score has not reached a predetermined reference value and the game end determination means determines that the game is over; A game information display system comprising: erasing means. 2. The game information display system according to claim 1, wherein the game end determining means determines that the game is over when the game is not executed for a predetermined period of time. Includes a gaming information display device attached above the gaming machine and capable of displaying various gaming information regarding the gaming machine,
The game information display system according to claim 1, wherein the game information display device includes the display means and the display erasing means. 4. The gaming information display system according to claim 1, wherein a value less than or equal to the specified number can be set as the reference value.

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