JP2849195B2 - Pachinko game machine management device - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Object of the Invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to a management apparatus for a pachinko game machine configured to exhibit a special prize state in which a winning probability is extremely high when a predetermined condition is satisfied.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, in a pachinko hall, the operation status of a pachinko game machine is managed by a management device composed of a computer, and as an example of data indicating the operation status, a special prize state in which a winning probability is extremely high. Data (so-called special prize history data) indicating the occurrence status of the event is output from the printer. Therefore, by confirming the special prize history data output from the printer, it is possible to grasp the occurrence status of the special prize of the predetermined pachinko game machine.

Here, an example of such special prize history data is shown in FIG. FIG. 5 shows the state of occurrence of a special prize in pachinko game machines of the 158s, for example, in the order of occurrence of the special prize, the time of occurrence, the number of balls out of the special prize (from the end of the previous special prize to the occurrence of the current special prize). Shows the total number of balls hit in the game, which is equivalent to the game time), the number of balls outside the special prize (the number of out balls from the end of the previous special prize to the occurrence of the current special prize-the number of safe balls), and the number of premium balls (the number of special prizes) Number of safe balls in
Each data such as the number of out-balls is printed on print paper.

That is, the first special prize occurs at 11:32, and the number of out balls up to that time is 540 (54 × 10), the difference ball is 190,
This shows that the number of prizes in the first special prize is 1890. The second special prize occurs at 12:19, the number of balls out from the end of the first special prize is 2,150, the difference from the end of the first special prize is 860, the second special prize Shows that the number of prize balls is 1880. Then, the number of outgoing balls from the end of the eighth special prize to the end of business is 500, and the difference ball number is 200. In this case, it is defined that the player exchanges all the prize balls obtained by the prize for the prize every time the prize is generated.
Therefore, when the business is over, by adding the data for each item, it is possible to grasp the daily balance and the state of occurrence of the special prize in each pachinko game machine.

By the way, if the prize ball is exchanged for a prize every time the special prize ends as described above, the player who has generated the special prize must rent a new pachinko ball in order to resume the game. There must be. For this reason, the player suffers a disadvantage as compared with the case of playing with the acquired pachinko ball, and thus avoids the pachinko hall defined as such.

Therefore, in recent years, in a pachinko hall, in order to improve a customer attracting rate, a continuous game using a prize ball obtained in a special prize is allowed under a predetermined condition. In other words, for example, in the case of a digital pachinko game machine, when the symbol pattern displayed on the display device becomes a symbol pattern that permits a predetermined continuous game in a pachinko hall, the continuous game is permitted by the same player. In addition, it is stipulated that the continuous game is prohibited when the symbol pattern becomes a symbol pattern in which the continuous game is prohibited. Therefore, the probability that the special prize will be generated again by the continuous game with the prize ball acquired by the special prize is increased, so that the player becomes enthusiastic about the game.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, if the continuous game with the pachinko balls obtained by the special prize is permitted, the reliability of the special prize history data shown in FIG. 5 is lost. In other words, for example, when the symbol pattern at the time of the third special prize occurrence is a symbol pattern that allows the continuous game, 1910 prize balls by this special prize are continuously used for the game, Accumulating the number of pachinko balls as the number of prize balls means that the number of prize balls is counted more than the original number of prize balls. Also, when a special prize occurs during a continuous game,
The fact that the number of difference balls outside the special prize at that time is output means that the total number of difference balls is counted more than the original difference ball number. For this reason, since the reliability of each data is lost, there is a possibility that the state of occurrence of the special prize of the pachinko game machine cannot be accurately grasped.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to output data indicating the operation status of a pachinko game machine at each occurrence of a special prize while permitting a continuous game according to a condition for generating a special prize, An object of the present invention is to provide a management apparatus for a pachinko game machine that can enhance the reliability of data.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention relates to a pachinko game machine management device configured to exhibit a prize state in which a winning probability is extremely high when a predetermined condition is satisfied. Special prize detecting means for detecting that the game machine is in the state, game permitting means for permitting a game to the game machine from being operated to being released, and operating status of the pachinko game machine based on the detection of the special prize detecting means. Data creating means for creating data indicating the operation status of the pachinko game machine at the time when the special prize detecting means detects the start of the special prize state, and If the special prize detecting means detects the start of the special prize state during the period in which the permission means permits the game, the winning at that time is calculated. It is obtained so as to create the data except for the uncertain data that varies by continuing the game among the data indicating the status.

(Operation) When the predetermined condition is satisfied, the winning state is extremely high, and a large number of safe balls are released from the pachinko game machine in a short time, so that the pachinko game machine is prohibited from playing when the special game state ends. Is switched to the stopped state.

At this time, the data creation means creates data based on the detection of the special prize detection signal.

By the way, when the special prize is generated and the special continuation game permission condition becomes the special prize state, the staff in charge operates the game permission means. Then, the game permission means permits the game for the pachinko game machine.

At this time, the data creating means creates data based on the detection of the special prize detecting means, but creates data excluding data which is uncertain due to the continuous game among the data.

Then, when a special prize is generated due to the continuous game, and the special continuation game prohibition condition becomes a special prize state, the staff in charge releases the operation state of the game permission means. Then, the game permitting means releases the game permitting means, so that the hitting operation is performed in a predetermined manner.

At this time, the data creating means creates data determined by the end of the continuous game. Therefore, the data created by the data creating means correctly indicates the state of occurrence of the special prize.

(Embodiment) Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

In FIG. 2 showing the front of the pachinko game machine, the board 2 of the pachinko game machine 1 is provided with first to third indicators 3 to 5 made of, for example, an LED dot matrix. Then, when a pachinko ball wins in the specific winning opening 6 provided on the board surface 2, a symbol pattern composed of characters or pictures is displayed on each of the displays 3 to 5. An electric accessory 7 is provided below the wall surface 2. The electric accessory 7 is formed by closing the big winning opening 8 with an opening / closing member 9, and when the combination displayed on each of the indicators 3 to 5 has a special prize pattern, the opening / closing member 9 rotates forward to rotate the board surface. The pachinko ball falling from 2 is received and guided to the special winning opening 8. In addition, 10 is an upper ball receiving tray, 11 is a lower ball receiving tray, and 12 is an operation handle for driving the ball firing device.

In FIG. 3 schematically showing the configuration of the pachinko game machine 1, a safe ball storage container (not shown) is provided on the back side of the pachinko game machine 1, and a safe ball is supplied from the ball supply device 13 to the ball storage container. It is being supplied. The ball replenisher 13 supplies a pachinko ball in accordance with on / off of a ball detection switch provided in the safe ball storage container, and, for example, every time 10 pachinko balls are supplied, the safe ball counting pulse P ₂ is output to the hall management computer 14. Also, on the reverse side of the board 2 is disposed out-ball counter 15, board 2 out port 16, for example, from 10 out ball count pulses P ₁ each time the pachinko balls are discharged hall management computer 14 Output to

On the other hand, behind the pachinko game machine 1, a signal generator 17 is provided.
Are arranged. The signal generator 17 outputs a prize detection signal P ₃ at the detection timing by detecting the lighting state of the prize notification lamp provided in board 1 by the optical sensor to the hall management computer 14. In a pachinko game machine configured to directly output the special prize detection signal to the outside, the special prize detection signal may be used.

The hall management computer 14 includes a management device 18 to which the counting signals P ₁ and P ₂ and the special prize detection signal P ₃ are given. Hereinafter, the management device 18 will be described.

Here, FIG. 1 shows the management device 18 by a combination of functional blocks. However, the management device 18 actually manages a large number of pachinko game machines 1 in a centralized manner, but in FIG. 1, for convenience of explanation, functional blocks related to one pachinko game machine 1 are shown. Only shown.

19 is an out ball counting unit that receives a counting pulse P ₁ indicating the number of out balls through the input unit 20 and the transfer gate 21,
This outputs the sequentially adding the count pulses P ₁ entered the addition result after being initialized as a numerical signal N ₁ showing the out number ball through the reset terminal R. Note that the transfer gate 21 allows a signal to pass only when a high-level signal is given to its gate terminal. 22 is a safe ball counting unit which receives a counting pulse P ₂ indicating the number of safe ball through the input unit 20, which sequentially adding to the addition of the count pulse P ₂ to be input after being initialized via the reset terminal R and it outputs the result as numerical signal N ₂ indicating the safe number ball.

23 is a subtraction unit, which numerical signal subtracts the safe number ball indicated by numerical signal N ₂ from the out ball numbers shown by N _1, numerical signal N indicating the result of the subtraction difference number ball of the pachinko game machine 1 Output as ₃ .

Reference numeral 24 denotes a stop setting value storage unit which stores a stop setting value Nz (negative value) which can be arbitrarily changed. 25 in the comparison unit, which compares the numerical signal N ₃ from the punch stop set value Nz and the subtraction unit 23, when it becomes the relationship Nz ≧ N _3, i.e. the difference between the number of balls in the pachinko game machine 1 Outputs a pulse-like stop signal Sz when the stop signal reaches the stop setting value Nz. 26 is a signal holding unit, which receives a stop signal Sz via a transfer gate 27,
The stop signal Sz 'is output only during the period from when Sz is output to when it is initialized through the reset terminal R. The transfer gate 27 allows the stop signal Sz to pass when a high-level signal is supplied to the gate terminal. Then, the stop signal S is output from the signal holding unit 26.
In the state where z 'is output, the game in which the game in the pachinko game machine 1 is prohibited is stopped by stopping the supply of new pachinko balls to the pachinko game machine 1 or by turning off the power of the pachinko ball shooting device. It is configured to be able to switch to the stop state.

Reference numeral 28 denotes a driving set value storage unit which stores a driving set value Na which can be arbitrarily changed. In this embodiment, the driving set value Na is set to zero. 29 is a comparison unit for detecting the implantation condition, which compares the numerical signal N ₃ from the hammering setting value Na and the subtraction unit 23, when the state of Na ≦ N _3, i.e. pachinko game machine When 1 is in the driving state (the number of out balls is larger than the number of safe balls) and the number of difference balls is zero or more,
It shows a state in which the driving signal Sa composed of a high-level signal is output, and in other states, a state in which a low-level signal is output. The output of the comparison unit 29 is
After being inverted by the inverter 30, it is supplied to the gate terminal of the transfer gate 21.

Reference numeral 31 denotes a special prize signal holding unit which is a special prize detecting means for inputting a special prize detection signal P ₃ from the signal generating device 17 via an input unit 32,
This typing period prize detection signal P ₃ from a signal generator 17 maintains the output state of the grand prize signal So at a high level. Then, the special prize signal So from the special prize signal holding unit 31 is
Is supplied to one input terminal of the AND circuit 34 in the inverted state. The output of the AND circuit 34 is supplied to the gate terminal of the transfer gate 27, and the special signal is output regardless of the level of the other input terminal of the AND circuit 34.
Transfer gate from AND circuit 34 in output state of So
A low-level signal is supplied to the gate terminal 27.

An opening means 35 outputs a reset pulse RP when an opening operation is performed. The reset pulse RP causes the out ball counting section 19, the safe ball counting section 22 and the signal holding section 26 to be initialized through the reset terminal R. It has become.

36 is a stop-hold switch, which outputs a pulse-like clock signal Pc every time it is operated. Reference numeral 37 denotes a JK type flip-flop circuit which is a game permitting means.
Is to receive. When the flip-flop circuit 37 receives the clock signal Pc from the suspension switch 36, the flip-flop circuit 37 outputs a low-level game permission signal Sx to the AND circuit 34 and continues its output state until the next clock signal Pc is input. In addition, when the flip-flop circuit 37 is reset through the reset terminal R in the output state of the game permission signal Sx, the flip-flop circuit 37 ends the output of the game permission signal Sx.

38 receives a prize detection signal P ₃ from the signal generator 17 through the input section 32. In prize counter, which counts the number of inputs of the grand prize signal P ₃ inputted after initialization through a reset terminal R, and outputs the count value N _4. Prize end count N ₀ can be arbitrarily changed in the storage unit 39 is stored. And
The comparison unit 40 determines the number of special prize end times N ₀ stored in the storage unit 39.
Compared to count N ₄ input from prize counter 38 and, N ₄ ≧
And it outputs the reset pulse RP to the reset terminal R of the flip-flop circuit 37 when a N _0.

Reference numeral 41 denotes an information processing unit, which outputs data calculated based on each of the count signals P ₁ and P ₂ , the special award signal So, the release signal RP, the hitting permission signal Sx, and the time information from the clock 42 to the memory 43. I do.
An output unit 44 outputs the data stored in the memory 43 to the printer 45 at appropriate timing.

 Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described.

During state game is being performed by the pachinko game machine 1, the count from the pachinko game machine 1 pulses P ₁ and P ₂ are output, the values from the out-ball counter 19 for adding the count pulses P ₁ indicating the out number ball with the signal N ₁ is output, numerical signal N ₂ indicating the safe number ball is outputted from the safe ball counting section 21 adds the count pulses P _2. Thereby, the subtraction unit 23
Performs subtracting operation Safe number ball indicated by numerical signal N ₂ from the out ball numbers shown by the numerical signal N _1,
And it outputs the operation result as numerical signal N ₃ showing the difference numbers balls of the pachinko game machine 1.

In this case, a state where numerical signal N ₃ from the subtraction portion 23 is more than zero, that is, when the pachinko game machine 1 is in a nailing state, as implantation signal Sa (high level signal) is outputted from the comparator 29 The driving signal Sa is inverted to a low level signal by the inverter 30 and applied to the gate terminal of the transfer gate 21. Thus, now the transfer gate 21 blocks the passage of count pulses P _1, therefore the period pachinko game machine 1 is in a nailing state, the adding operation is stopped counting pulse P ₁ by out ball counter 19 As a result, the number of pachinko balls hit by the player in the pachinko game machine 1 is not reflected in the calculation result of the difference ball number in the subtraction unit 23. As a result, when the pachinko game machine 1 is hit after being played by two or more players, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the number of pachinko balls obtained by the player becomes greater than the hitting set value Nz. .

Now, the state in which the numerical signal N ₃ is at a negative value, that is, when in the state in which the player has won pachinko balls, since never hammering signal Sa is output from the comparator unit 29, the transfer gate 21 is and allowing the passage of the count pulse P _1. In this state, when the pachinko ball wins in the special winning opening 6 provided on the board 2 and the symbol patterns displayed on the respective indicators 3 to 5 match, the electric accessory 7 is driven to drive the special winning opening. 8 is open and presents a special prize state in which the winning probability is extremely high. As a result, the number of pachinko balls obtained by the player increases at a stretch, and the number of difference balls calculated by the subtraction unit 23 increases in the negative direction, so that the numerical value signal N ₃ is changed to the hit set value.
When Nz is reached, the comparison unit 25 outputs a stop signal Sz. However, during a state in which prize condition occurs, because there is prize detection signal P ₃ from the signal generator 17 is outputted, prize signal So is outputted from the prize signal holding section 31. As a result, the signal level of one input terminal of the AND circuit 34 is at a low level, and the output of the AND circuit 34 is at a low level. Therefore, the hit signal Sz from the comparison unit 25 cannot pass through the transfer gate 27, and thus the hit signal Sz 'is not output from the signal holding unit 26 to the pachinko game machine 1.

On the other hand, the information processing section 41 counts the number of out-balls and the number of safe balls for each pachinko game machine 1 based on the count signals P ₁ and P ₂ . For example, when the first special prize is generated in the 158th pachinko game machine 1, the information processing section 41
Determines the number of the pachinko game machine 1 in which the special prize has occurred based on the input of the special prize signal So, and also determines the time when the special prize signal So is input based on the time information from the clock 42. In addition, the information processing unit 41 determines the number of difference balls up to then (the number of out-balls− (the number of prize balls at the end of the previous special prize (in this case, Zero) + safe ball number) is calculated.

At this time, when the low-level game permission signal Sx is not output from the flip-flop circuit 37, that is, when the high-level signal is given to the other input terminal of the AND circuit 34, the special prize signal is held by the end of the special prize. At the timing when the special prize signal So from the unit 31 is cut off, the stop signal Sz from the comparison unit 25 is held in the signal holding unit 26, so that the signal holding unit
A hitting signal Sz 'is output from 26, whereby the pachinko game machine 1 is switched to a hitting state in which play is impossible.

Here, during the input period of the special prize signal, the information processing section 41 calculates the number of prize balls (the number of safe balls−the number of difference balls at the time of occurrence of the special prize−the number of out balls) based on the count signals P ₁ and P _2. When the special prize ends, each data obtained so far is output to the memory 43. By the above operation, 1 is stored in the memory 43.
Data showing that the first special prize occurrence time was 11:32, the number of out balls up to that time was 54 (540), the difference number was 19 (190), and the number of prize balls was 189 (1890) Is stored.

In the first prize occurrence in the 158th pachinko game machine 1, the symbol pattern resulting from the prize occurrence is not a pattern permitting the continuous game, so the player exchanges all the acquired prize balls for the prize. Compelled.

When the second special prize is generated in the 158th pachinko game machine 1, the occurrence time of the second special prize, the number of balls out, the number of difference balls, and the number of prize balls are stored in the memory 43 in the same manner as described above.
Is output to In this case, the symbol pattern at the time of occurrence of the second special prize is not a pattern permitting the continuous game, so the player is forced to exchange all prize balls for prizes.

If the symbol pattern displayed on each of the displays 3 to 5 is "333" or "777" indicating permission for the continuous game when the third special prize is generated, the employee in charge stops. The hold switch 36 is operated. Then, since the clock signal Pc is output from the suspension hold switch 36, the low-level game permission signal Sx is output from the flip-flop circuit 37 to the AND circuit 34. Therefore, even if one of the input levels of the AND circuit 34 becomes high level due to the end of the special prize, the other input level of the AND circuit 34 is maintained at low level, so that the output level of the AND circuit 34 becomes Maintained at low level. As a result, the hit signal Sz output from the comparing section 25 at the end of the special prize cannot pass through the transfer gate 27, so that the pachinko game machine 1 is not switched to the hit state. Therefore,
The player can continue the game regardless of the end of the special prize.

At this time, the information processing unit 41
The number of balls out and the number of difference balls up to the occurrence of the second special prize are stored in memory 43.
Output to However, the information processing section 41 does not output the number of prize balls by the third special prize to the memory 43 based on the input of the game permission signal Sx.

Here, when the player who has generated the third special prize continues to play the pachinko ball obtained by the special prize and drives all the pachinko balls into the 158th pachinko game machine 1 by the continuous game, As a result, the number of prize balls in the third special prize becomes zero. When the player continues to play the game by further renting a pachinko ball, or when another player plays the game, the player operates the opening means 35 and the hit hold switch 36. Then, a reset pulse RP is output from the opening means 35, so that the out ball counting unit
19. The safe ball counting unit 22 and the signal holding unit 26 are reset. On the other hand, since the release signal RP is output from the release means 35 to the information processing section 41, the information processing section 41
Based on the RP, the number of out balls and the number of difference balls or prize balls from the end of the third special prize to the present are determined. At this time,
If the difference ball number is, for example, 250 and a positive number, the player should have hardly obtained any prize balls, so the number of outs and difference balls up to that time excluding the number of prize balls are stored in the memory. Output to 43. If the calculated difference number is negative,
Since the player must have acquired a prize ball, the information processing section 41 outputs the number of prize balls to the memory 43. Further, since the clock pulse Pc is output from the stop hold switch 36, the low-level game permission signal Sx output from the output terminal Q of the flip-flop circuit 37 is cut off. The input level becomes high level.

Then, when the fourth and fifth special prizes are generated, if any of the special prizes is a special prize pattern in which the continuous game is prohibited, the information processing section 41 executes the pachinko game at that time in the same manner as described above. Each data indicating the operation status of the game machine 1 is output to the memory 43.

By the way, when the special prize generated at the sixth time becomes a special prize pattern of “333” or “777” permitting the continuous game, the employee in charge operates the stop hold switch 36. Then, since the game permission signal Sx is output from the flip-flop circuit 37, the information processing unit 41 determines that the continuous game is permitted, and excludes the number of prize balls released by the sixth special prize. And the data of the number of difference balls is output to the memory 41. If the seventh special prize is generated during the continuous game with the pachinko balls acquired by the sixth special prize and the special prize is a special prize pattern permitting the continuous game, the information processing section 41 sets the sixth special prize. Only the number of balls out from the end to the generation of the seventh special prize is output to the memory 43.

By the way, when the eighth award is generated, the symbol pattern displayed on each of the displays 3 to 5 is changed to “222” or “88”.
When the continuous game prohibition pattern of "8" is reached, the employee in charge operates the stop hold switch 36 again. Then, since the output of the game permission signal Sx from the flip-flop circuit 37 is cut off, a high level signal is given from the AND circuit 34 to the transfer gate 27 at the timing when the output state of the special prize signal So is cut off at the end of the special prize. Can be Accordingly, the hit signal Sz output from the comparing unit 25 at the end of the special prize passes through the transfer gate 27, so that the hit signal Sz 'is output from the signal holding unit 26, whereby the pachinko game machine 1 The state is switched to the stop state, and the game is prohibited.

At this time, when the eighth special prize ends based on the fact that the game permission signal Sx is cut off,
The number of out balls from the occurrence of the second special prize to the occurrence of the eighth special prize and the number of prize balls by the eighth special prize are output to the memory 43.

When the end operation is performed due to the end of the business, the information processing section 41 outputs the number of outgoing balls and the number of difference balls from the end of the eighth special prize to the end of business to the memory 43. Subsequently, the output unit 44 outputs the respective data stored in the memory 43 in the order of the items and outputs the total value of each item to the printer 45, so that the data shown in FIG. Printer paper is output. Note that, among the data printed on the printer, "..." indicates that the data is indeterminate due to the continuous game at that time.

In short, according to the above embodiment, when the symbol pattern displayed on the displays 3 to 5 is the continuous game permission pattern indicating the permission of the continuous game, the continuous game is operated by operating the stop hold switch 36. The information processing unit 41 is notified that the game is permitted, and the information processing unit 41 stores data that is undefined by the continuous game in the memory while the continuous game is permitted.
Since the data is not output to the 43, the reliability of each data output from the printer 45 at the end of business can be enhanced, and the business performance of the pachinko hall can be accurately analyzed.

In addition, since the pachinko game machine 1 can be permitted or prohibited to perform the continuous game by operating the hit hold switch 36, the continuous game is permitted and continued to the pachinko game machine 1 based on the symbol pattern when the special prize is generated. Unlike the case where it is necessary to set the game prohibition, it is possible to set the permission and prohibition of the continuous game for the pachinko game machine without performing one troublesome operation.

Further, in the above embodiment, when the number of special prizes in the continuous game permitted state reaches the number of special prizes ended set in the storage unit 39, the reset pulse RP is output from the comparing unit 40 and the game permission from the flip-flop circuit 37 is Since the signal Sx is cut off, the continuous game permission state does not continue continuously, so that the pachinko hall does not suffer a great disadvantage.

[Effects of the Invention] As is apparent from the above description, according to the management apparatus for a pachinko game machine of the present invention, the data creation means creates data excluding indeterminate data that changes due to a continuous game. With this configuration, when the game is permitted to be continued according to the conditions for generating the special prize and the data indicating the operating state of the pachinko game machine is output each time the special prize is generated, an excellent effect that the reliability of the data can be improved. To play.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1 to 4 show an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall functions, FIG. 2 is a front view of a pachinko game machine, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration, and FIG. 4 is a diagram showing printer paper on which data is printed. FIG. 5 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 4 showing a conventional example. In the figure, 1 is a pachinko game machine, 3 to 5 are display devices, 12 is a hole management computer, 18 is a management device, 25 is a comparison unit,
Reference numeral 31 denotes a prize signal holding unit (prize detection unit), 34 denotes an AND circuit, 37 denotes a flip-flop circuit (game permission unit), and 41 denotes an information processing unit (data creation unit).

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A management apparatus for a pachinko game machine configured to present a prize state having an extremely high winning probability when a predetermined condition is satisfied, wherein a prize detecting means for detecting that the pachinko game machine is in a prize state. A game permitting means for permitting a game for the pachinko game machine from being operated until the operation is released; and a data creating means for creating data indicating an operation status of the pachinko game machine based on the detection of the special prize detecting means. The data creation means creates data indicating the operating status of the pachinko game machine at the time when the special prize detection means detects the start of the special prize state, and the game permission means permits the game. If the special prize detecting means detects the start of the special prize state during the period, the continuous play of the data indicating the operation status at that time is performed. A management apparatus for a pachinko game machine, wherein data is created excluding indeterminate data that changes depending on a technique. 2. The data creating means creates data including operation status of the pachinko game machine at the time when the special prize detecting means detects the end of the special prize state, and the game permission means permits the game. If the special prize detecting means detects the start of the special prize state during the period in which the special prize state is detected, the data including the data indicating the operating status of the pachinko game machine at the time when the special prize detecting means detects the end of the special prize state is included. 2. The pachinko game machine management device according to claim 1, wherein data is created excluding indeterminate data that changes due to a continuous game. 3. An opening means for permitting a game to the stopped pachinko game machine, wherein the data creating means is operated during a period in which the game permitting means permits the game. 3. The management apparatus for a pachinko game machine according to claim 1, wherein data indicating an operation status of the pachinko game machine at a point in time is created.