JP4365363B2 - Large winning equipment for ball game machines - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a large winning device for a ball game machine.

  There are things that are classified as “Type 2 Special Electric Accessories” in the internal rules of the Customs Act (Rules on Customs Business etc. and Act on Appropriate Business etc.). When a game ball wins a specific area at the bottom of the game board, a specific situation that is advantageous to the player is generated. In addition, this second type special electric accessory is provided with a movable part that can open and close the opening of the big prize opening, and a ball game machine equipped with this second type special electric accessory is commonly referred to as a blade. being called.

  In such a ball game machine, a second-type special electric accessory (large winning prize opening: hereinafter referred to as a center accessory; see FIG. 21) 90 is installed at a substantially central portion of the game board. Further, below the center accessory 90, three second-type start ports (start chuckers: hereinafter referred to as start winning ports) 4a, 4b, and 6 are provided.

  The center accessory 90 includes movable members (hereinafter referred to as blade members) 91a and 91b that open and close the opening 90a, a V zone 95 provided in one section (specific region) at the bottom of the center accessory 90, and an opening. Stages 92, 93, and 94 are provided to connect the portion 90a and the bottom. The blade members 91a and 91b support one end rotatably toward the opening 90a and perform an opening / closing operation to widen or narrow the opening 90a. Stages 92, 93 and 94 are spaces in the center role 90a where game balls (hereinafter referred to as balls) B come and go. Therefore, the stage 92, 93, 94 is provided with a mechanism for the ball B to come and go without simply dropping the ball B in the bottom direction. That is, as shown in FIGS. 21B and 21C, the stages 92, 93, and 94 are arranged by combining a plurality of slopes (inclined plates), and the ball B moves back and forth from the upper stage to the lower stage. A mechanism is provided to roll and allow some time for dropping to the bottom and also slightly changing the direction of dropping. In addition, a movable object 96 that can move between the stage 92 and the stage 93 is installed, and a mechanism for preventing the ball B from dropping in a uniform direction is provided. In addition, the movement of the ball B in the stage is configured to be seen through the glass plate from the front of the game board. The case where the ball B wins the V zone 95 when it reaches the bottom of the center accessory 90a is called a specific situation (big hit) (see FIG. 21B), and the detector 97 detects the winning. The case where the V zone 95 is not won and the other bottom is reached is referred to as “displacement” (see FIG. 21C), and is detected by the detectors 98a and 98b.

  When the big hit occurs, the blade members 91a and 91b are operated to be advantageous to the player. For example, the blade members 91a and 91b are opened and closed 18 times (in some cases, the blade members 101a and 101b are opened until approximately ten balls B are inserted into the opening 100a of the center accessory 100; (See FIG. 22). Then, when the ball B wins the V zone 95 again during this time, the blade members 91a and 91b are continuously opened and closed 18 times from that time (in the case of FIG. 22, the open state is continued until 10 are inserted). An upper limit is set for the number of continuations so as not to impair euphoria, and the upper limit is up to 15 times. Accordingly, it is preferable that the stage has a configuration in which it takes some time for the ball B to move back and forth within the stage and reach the bottom, and the falling direction is not uniform. The player enjoys the game by deciding whether to win or not.

FIG. 22 shows a conventional example of a blade-type center accessory, in which the blade members 101 a and 101 b are opened until approximately ten balls B are inserted into the center accessory 100. And, in the case of a big hit, the number of balls B to be thrown in as shown in FIG. 22 is more than the center accessory 90 that allows any number of balls B to be put in during 18 times of opening and closing as shown in FIG. A mechanism with a mechanism that opens the blade members 101a and 101b until the number of the blade members becomes ten can control the balls. Therefore, a mechanism that opens the blade members 101a and 101b until the number of the blade members 101a and 101b becomes approximately 10 according to the regulation based on the wind law is more general and has a configuration that does not reduce the joy. 22 detects the number of balls B thrown into the opening 100a and exceeds ten, the throwing ball detector 108 is configured to close the blade members 101a and 101b. It is provided at a position close to the passage opening of the opening 100a.

The start winning openings 4a, 4b, and 6 are opened and closed by the blade member 91a and 91b (101a and 101b) of the center accessory 90 (100) once or twice when the ball B wins. For example, when winning at the left and right start winning openings 4a and 4b, the blade members 91a and 91b (101a and 101b) are opened and closed once, and when winning at the center starting winning opening 6 is reached, the blade members 91a and 91b (101a, 101b) 101b) opens and closes twice. Thus, in order to win the jackpot, it is necessary to win the ball B at the start winning ports 4a, 4b, 6 and the blade members 91a, 91b (101a, 101b) of the center accessory 90 (100) are started to play the game. It is an opportunity to start.
JP 2000-153024 A Japanese Patent No. 2811590 Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-63195 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-134094 JP-A-10-309349 Japanese Patent No. 2805084 Utility Model Registration No. 2607718

  By the way, the center role (big prize opening) of the conventional ball and ball game machine is installed almost at the center of the game board, and the starting prize opening is installed below the big prize opening. In addition, the internal structure of the prize winning opening is, for example, as shown in FIG. 22 (b), with a passage detector in the vicinity of the passage opening at the position of the blade member (movable member) so as to conform to the regulations of the wind law. Provided. A stage for changing the drop of the ball is provided further below the passage detector in the conventional ball game machine.

  Therefore, the center role of the conventional ball game machine (big prize opening) becomes a center role whose height from the blade member (movable member) is large when trying to take up a large space in the vertical direction of the stage portion. Therefore, it becomes difficult to position the arrangement of the start winning opening provided below the large winning opening and the bowl-shaped nail (gauge) that regulates the balls entering the starting winning opening. On the other hand, if priority is given to the positioning of the starting prize opening and the hook-shaped nail (gauge) arrangement, the vertical space of the stage part becomes narrower and the movement of the ball of the stage part becomes monotonous, and the player wins the V zone. There is little concern about whether or not to do so, and the interest is lost.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a large winning opening internal structure of a ball game machine and a ball game machine that can effectively use a limited space area.

The internal structure of the big prize opening of the ball game machine of the present invention is configured as follows in order to solve the above-described technical problem. That is, the present invention is a large winning device provided in a game area of a ball game machine, and this large winning apparatus launches a game ball with a bottom having a specific area that generates a specific situation advantageous to a player. Among the game balls launched from the game ball launch device toward the game area, an opening for introducing the game ball flowing down toward the big prize device into the device, and the inside of the device are provided, A stage for rolling the game balls introduced into the opening toward the bottom, and a pump for always lifting all of the game balls introduced into the apparatus from the opening to the top of the stage Means (corresponding to claim 1).

  In addition, the stage is a first stage provided in the upper stage inside the prize winning device and higher than the lower edge of the opening, a third stage located in the lower stage and combined with the first stage, The lift means lifts the game ball to the first stage (corresponding to claim 2).

The opening is provided with a blade member that opens and closes the opening,
The stage further includes a second stage located upstream of the first stage and the third stage in the flow direction of the game ball, and the game that has entered the inside of the apparatus through the opening when the blade member is opened. The ball is moved to the first stage by the lifting means after rolling the second stage (corresponding to claim 3).

  As described above, according to the present invention, the space in the special winning opening can be reused, and the game ball can be played above the passage opening. Furthermore, there is an effect that the movement of the ball in the accessory is not stopped, and an effect that the game ball moves smoothly.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the present embodiment, a ball game machine (hereinafter referred to as a “pachinko game machine”) that uses a ball (hereinafter referred to as a “pachinko ball” unless otherwise specified) that is launched by a game ball launcher installed in the game machine. )).

  The pachinko gaming machine I shown in the present embodiment is classified as a “type 2 special electric appliance” according to the internal rules of the applicable law (rules concerning customs business and the law relating to suitability of business).

  First, an overview of a pachinko gaming machine will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pachinko gaming machine I as viewed from the front side, and FIG. 2 is a front view thereof.

  On the game board 1 in the pachinko gaming machine I, guide rails 2 for guiding the pachinko balls launched by the operation of the handle 28 as a game ball launching device into the game board 1 are planted in a substantially circular shape. Then, a substantially circular area defined by the guide rail 2 becomes a game area 3.

  This pachinko gaming machine I corresponds to a prepaid card system, and is provided with a prepaid card unit II adjacent thereto.

  The prepaid card unit II includes a card reader 29 therein, and the player inserts the prepaid card 35 purchased before the game is executed into the reading port 33 of the card reader 29 to execute the pachinko game. Get ready. When playing a game, the ball is lent by pressing the rent button 36. The lent balls flow into the upper plate 13a. When the ball lending is no longer necessary, the prepaid card 35 is taken out by pressing the return button 38.

  As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, the pachinko gaming machine I is provided at the substantially central portion of the game board 1 (preferably less than half of the height in the vertical direction of the game board). (Hereinafter referred to as a center character) 50 is installed, and three second type start ports (start chucker: hereinafter referred to as start winning ports) 4a, 4b, 6 are provided below the center character 50.

The center accessory 50 is a movable member (hereinafter referred to as a blade member) that opens and closes the opening 50a.
51a, 51b, a V zone 55 provided in one section (specific area) of the bottom of the center accessory 50, and a stage connecting the opening 50a and the bottom (the stages are the first stage, the second stage, and the third stage) And are hereinafter referred to as a top stage 52, a front stage 53, and a second stage 54, respectively). The blade members 51a and 51b support one end of the blade member 51a so as to be rotatable toward the opening 50a and perform an opening / closing operation to widen or narrow the opening 50a. The top stage 52, the front stage 53, and the second stage 54 are spaces in the center accessory 50a where the pachinko balls B come and go. Accordingly, the top stage 52, the front stage 53, and the second stage 54 are provided with a mechanism for moving the balls B back and forth without simply dropping the balls B in the bottom direction. That is, as shown in FIG. 4B, the top stage 52, the front stage 53, and the second stage 54 are slopes (inclined plates), and these inclined plates are arranged in a combination of a plurality of stages, and the ball B is an upper front. A mechanism is provided to roll while moving back and forth from the stage 53 through the top stage 52 to the lower second stage 54 to allow some time for dropping to the bottom and to slightly change the dropping direction.

  In the front stage 53, two passage openings 52a and 52b through which the pachinko balls B pass from the upper surface to the lower surface of the front stage 53 are provided on the rotating shaft side of the blade members 51a and 51b. The passage openings 52a and 52b are connected to the game ball transport path 57, respectively. The game ball transport path 57 is an elbow-shaped pipe, and the pachinko ball B is transported to the lifting means 110 through the pipe. The lifting means 110 lifts the ball B dropped below the front stage 53 to the upper surface of the top stage 52, and details of the structure will be described later. Further, the top stage 52 is inclined to the back side of the game board, and a dropping port 58 is provided on the inclined downstream side. The drop opening 58 is a hole through which the pachinko ball B is dropped from the top stage 52 to the second stage 54, and is provided at three places.

  In addition, a movable object 56 is provided between the top stage 52 and the second stage 54 so as to be movable between the top stage 52 and the second stage 54, and a mechanism for preventing the ball B from dropping in a uniform direction is provided. In addition, the movement of the ball B in the stage is configured to be seen through the glass plate from the front of the game board.

  The case where the ball B wins the V zone 55 when it reaches the bottom of the center object 50a is called a specific situation (big hit) (see FIG. 4B), and the continuous ball detection sensor 73 detects the winning. . A case where the player reaches the bottom of the V zone 55 without winning a prize is referred to as a loss.

  When the big hit occurs, the blade members 51a and 51b are operated to be advantageous to the player. For example, the blade members 51 a and 51 b are opened until approximately ten pachinko balls B are introduced into the opening 50 a of the center accessory 50. Then, when the ball B wins the V zone 55 again during this period, the open state is continued until 10 pachinko balls are inserted again from that time point. An upper limit is set for the number of continuations so as not to impair euphoria, and the upper limit is up to 15 times.

  Further, the center accessory 50 is configured to close the blade members 51a and 51b when the number of pachinko balls B inserted into the opening 50a is detected and the number exceeds ten, the inserted ball large winning detection sensor 72 is It is provided at a position close to the passage opening of the opening 50a.

In the start winning ports 4a, 4b, 6, the pachinko ball B wins, so that the blade members 51a, 51b of the center accessory 50 open and close once or twice. For example, when winning in the left and right start winning openings 4a and 4b, the blade members 51a and 51b are opened and closed once, and when winning in the central start winning opening 6 is performed, the blade members 51a and 51b are opened and closed twice. Thus, in order to win a jackpot, it is necessary to win the pachinko ball B in the start winning ports 4a, 4b, 6 and this will trigger the start of the game by starting the blade members 51a, 51b of the center accessory 50. It is. Also,
The center accessory 50 opens the blade members 51a and 51b by a drive motor M described later. In place of the drive motor M, a solenoid can be used.

  The winning pachinko balls are hereinafter referred to as “winning balls” unless otherwise specified. The presence / absence of a prize is detected by a prize detection sensor 5 which is a prize-ball detector when a pachinko ball enters the start prize opening 4.

  A prize-winning ball detection sensor (hereinafter also referred to as a count switch, which corresponds to a passage detection unit) 72 is arranged to detect the number of pachinko balls passed when the center prize 50 is won. To do. Further, a V zone 55 is provided in the interior so as to pass with a predetermined probability, and a continuous winning pachinko ball is detected by a continuous ball detection sensor 73 arranged to detect a pachinko ball passing through the V zone 55. Then, the acquired large winning detection signal and continuous winning detection signal are sent to the main board 60 through the input interface 61. Therefore, the continuous control of the center accessory 50 is executed by a program incorporated in the ROM 60b of the main board 60 based on the signals detected by the special winning detection sensor 72 and the continuous ball detection sensor 73.

  A display 85 such as a numerical value / lamp / liquid crystal is connected to a display generation circuit 81. The display generation circuit 81 is connected to the main board 60 via the output interface 62 and controls the display 85 such as numerical values, lamps, and liquid crystals based on commands output from the main board 60.

  In addition, decorative lamps 18a and 18b each having a light emitting lamp built in a windmill are provided on the upper and lower sides of the center accessory 50. Further, side lamps 24, plastic wind turbines 19a and 19b, and winning holes 21a, 21b, 22a, and 22b are provided on the left and right sides of the center accessory 50.

  An electrical accessory 86 (see FIG. 3) such as the side lamp 24 is composed of a resin lens formed of a translucent synthetic resin material, a fluorescent lamp, an LED, and the like provided in the resin lens. Lights up or flashes according to the progress of the game. That is, it has a function as a visual visual effect device. Note that the electrical accessory 86 is connected to the driver 82, and is controlled so as to be repeatedly turned on and off in response to, for example, that the game progress state has shifted to a jackpot state or a special game state. In addition, an accessory-related, ball launch, and discharge drive solenoid (hereinafter referred to as an accessory-related solenoid) 87 is connected to a driver 82. Then, the detection signal is transmitted to the main board 60 via the input interface 61, the CPU 60a of the main board 60 executes the game process based on the program registered in the ROM 60b, and the game process result for the detection signal is A certain command is transmitted to the driver 82 via the output interface 62, and the accessory-related solenoid (ball discharge solenoid) 87 is driven to pay out the prize balls. Also, the prize balls paid out by the ball discharge solenoid are counted by the prize ball delivery detection sensor 76. The count signal of the prize payout detection sensor 76 is managed by the main board 60 via the input interface 61. As described above, the driver 82 is connected to the main board 60 via the output interface 62, and controls the electrical accessory 86 and the accessory-related solenoid 87 based on a command output from the main board 60.

A speaker unit 89 (see FIG. 3) including the speakers 42 and 42 provided on the upper part of the pachinko gaming machine I outputs sound according to the progress of the game. That is, it has a function as an audio production device. The speaker unit 89 is connected to the sound generator 83 via an amplifier 88, and is controlled to output sound in response to, for example, the game progress state shifting to a jackpot state or a special game state. ing. The sound generator 83 is connected to the main board 60 via the output interface 62, and controls the amplifier 88 and the speaker unit 89 based on a command output from the main board 60. Then, the speakers (sound devices) 42 and 42 notify that effect by voice at the time of the big hit effect.

  [Lifting means] Next, Examples 1 to 4 according to the lifting means 110 of the present invention will be described. The lifting means 110 is a means for lifting the pachinko ball B, which is arranged from the upper surface to the lower surface of the top stage 52 and is conveyed through the game ball conveyance path 57 installed on the lower surface side of the top stage 52, to the upper surface side. is there. First, the lifting means 110 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In the first embodiment, immediately below or immediately after the count switch 72, the rotating member (rotating rotor) 112 having the permanent magnet 113 is always rotated while rotating about the shafts 111a and 111b of the blade members 51a and 51b.

  The pachinko ball B that has passed the count switch 72 is attracted to the permanent magnet 113 below the rotary rotor 112 and moves upward while rotating together with the rotary rotor 112. The pachinko ball B that has moved upward is forcibly separated from the permanent magnet 113 of the rotary rotor 112 by the separation portion 114 of the top stage 52 and freely falls to the upper surface side of the top stage 52.

  FIG. 5 shows a driving means (motor) M for rotating the rotary rotor 112. The left and right rotary rotors 112 are driven through a plurality of gears S using one motor M as a drive source. However, a plurality of motors M may be used depending on the number of rotating rotors 112.

  FIG. 6 illustrates the structure of the center accessory (large winning opening) 50 as a whole, in particular, the flow of the pachinko ball B from above. The pachinko balls B picked up from the left and right blade members 51 a and 51 b flow onto the front stage 53. At this time, the pachinko ball B passes through one of the count switches 72 provided on the left and right and is detected.

  The pachinko ball B that has passed through the count switch 72 is guided to the top stage 52 behind the partition wall 50b by the rotary rotor 112. The induced pachinko ball B flows into the three drop openings 58 arranged rearward due to the inclination of the top stage 52. In the first embodiment, the top stage 52 is inclined to the back side (rear side) of the game board. Further, in the first embodiment, there are three rear drop ports 58.

  FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the passage portion of the count switch 72, the outlet of the rotary rotor 112, and the top stage 52. FIG. 8 shows the relationship between the blade members 51a and 51b, the front stage 53, and the count switch 72. FIG. 9 shows the operation structure of the blade members 51 a and 51 b and the rotary rotor 112. That is, the pachinko ball B is attracted by the permanent magnet 113 provided on the rotating rotor 112 and rotated together with the rotating rotor 112 and is transported to an upper position. A gear Sf is formed at the rear portion of the rotary rotor 112, and the rotational motion transmitted from the rear (rightward in the figure) transmission gear group S rotates the front gear 115 behind the rotary rotor 112 by the shafts 111a and 111b. . The gear Sf at the rear portion of the rotary rotor 112 is rotationally driven by the front gear 115 and the rotary rotor 112 rotates.

  10 and 11 show a structure in which the rotary rotor 112 lifts the pachinko ball B. FIG. The pachinko ball B that has passed through the count switch 72 moves backward due to the guiding shape at the bottom of the count switch 72. The pachinko ball B moved rearward further moves toward the rotary rotor 112 along the inclination of the guide wall. The pachinko ball B that has moved to the vicinity of the rotary rotor 112 is attracted to the permanent magnet 113 provided on the rotary rotor 112 and rotates together with the rotary rotor 112.

  FIG. 12 shows a structure in which the pachinko ball B is transferred from the rotary rotor 112 to the top stage 52. The pachinko ball B that has been rotated and moved together with the rotary rotor 112 is forcibly separated from the magnetic force of the permanent magnet 113 by the separation portion 114 at the corner of the top stage 52 and is freely released onto the top stage 52.

  The pachinko ball B that has rolled on the top stage 52 falls from the drop port 58 to the second stage 54 side, travels through the stage while being regulated by the movable object 56, and reaches the bottom. In this way, it takes some time for the pachinko ball B to reach the bottom, and since the falling direction is not uniform, the player decides whether or not to win the V zone 55 while the pachinko ball B falls. By doing so, you can enjoy the game.

  Next, the lifting means 120 of Example 2 is demonstrated based on FIGS. The second embodiment is a structural example that does not use a permanent magnet. The lifting means 120 according to the second embodiment is one that lifts the pachinko ball B through the hole of the rotating rotor 122. In addition, a plurality of holes 124 having a size that allows the pachinko ball B to enter the rotary rotor 122 are provided. Then, the pachinko ball B that has moved along the game ball transport path 57 (see FIGS. 14 and 15) enters the hole 124 from one side at the bottom of the rotary rotor 122 and is discharged to the other at the top.

  Next, the lifting means 130 of Example 3 is demonstrated based on FIG.18 and FIG.19. In Example 3, the lifting rotor 132 is replaced with a belt BL or a caterpillar CA in order to secure a lifting distance. Of the upper and lower pulleys P, FIG. 18 shows a common shaft for the lower pulley PL and the shafts of the blade members 51a and 51b. FIG. 19 shows a structure in which the shafts of the blade members 51a and 51b are arranged between the upper and lower pulleys P. In either case, a permanent magnet 133 is attached to the belt BL and the caterpillar CA.

  Next, the lifting means 140 of Example 4 is demonstrated based on FIG. In the fourth embodiment, the belt BL or the caterpillar CA (see FIGS. 20B and 20C) is arranged behind the count switch 72 (see FIG. 20A) in the front-rear direction. In either case, a permanent magnet 143 is attached to the belt BL and the caterpillar CA.

It is the perspective view which applied this invention bullet ball game machine to the pachinko game machine, and was seen from the front side. It is a front view of the game board of FIG. It is a block diagram of the control part of this invention ball game machine. FIG. 4A is a detailed view of a special winning opening of the present invention, FIG. 4A is a front view, and FIG. 4B is a side view. FIG. 2 is an internal structure diagram of a big prize opening according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention and shows a relationship between a motor and a gear. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an internal structure diagram of a big prize opening according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and shows a plan view. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 1 of this invention. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 1 of this invention. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 1 of this invention. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 1 of this invention. FIG. 11A is an internal structure diagram of a prize winning opening according to the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 11A shows a rotating rotor, and FIG. 11B shows a horizontal step view of the rotating rotor. It is an internal structure figure of the big prize opening concerning Example 1 of this invention, and shows a separation part. It is an internal structure figure of the big prize opening concerning Example 2 of this invention, and shows a top view. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 2 of this invention. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 2 of this invention. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 2 of this invention. It is a partial cross section figure of the big winning opening internal structure figure concerning Example 2 of this invention. FIGS. 18A and 18B are side view and FIG. 18B are cross-sectional views of FIG. 18A, respectively. FIG. 19A is a side view showing the internal structure of the big prize opening according to Example 3 of the present invention, and FIG. 19B is a cross-sectional view of FIG. FIG. 20 (a) shows a front view, FIG. 20 (b) shows a cross-sectional view of FIG. 20 (a), and FIG. A side view is shown. It is detail drawing of the conventional big prize opening, FIG. 21 (a) shows a front view, FIG.21 (b) and (c) show the cross-sectional view of (a). It is detail drawing of the conventional big prize opening, FIG.22 (a) shows a front view, FIG.22 (b) shows the cross-sectional view of (a).

Explanation of symbols

I Pachinko machines (bullet ball machines)
II Prepaid card unit 1 Game board 2 Guiding rail 3 Game area 4a, 4b, 6 Start winning opening 5, 7 Winning detection sensor 13a Upper plate 18a, 18b Lamp windmill 19a, 19b Plastic windmill 21a, 21b, 22a, 22b Winning opening 24 Side lamp 28 Handle 29 Card reader 35 Prepaid card 36 Lending button 38 Return button 42 Speaker 50 Center accessory 51a, 51b Blade member (movable member)
52 Top Stage (First Stage)
53 Front stage (second stage)
54 Second stage (third stage)
55 V zone (specific area)
57 Game ball transport path 72 Count switch 110 Lifting means 112 Rotating rotor 113 Permanent magnet 114 Separating part

Claims (1)

A prize-winning device provided in a game area of a ball game machine,
This grand prize winning device
A bottom having a specific area for generating a specific situation advantageous to the player;
Among the game balls launched from the game ball launcher that launches the game balls toward the game area, an opening for introducing the game balls flowing down toward the big prize device into the device , An opening provided with a blade member for opening and closing the opening ;
A stage provided inside the apparatus for rolling the game ball introduced into the opening toward the bottom;
A lifting means for always lifting all of the game balls introduced into the apparatus from the opening to the upper part of the stage ;
The stage is
A front stage provided on the upper stage of the grand prize winning device, and when the blade member is opened, a game ball introduced into the device from the opening rolls;
A top stage provided on the upper stage of the big prize winning device and behind the front stage, separated by a partition wall provided behind the front stage and separating the front stage and the top stage, and lifted by the lifting means The top stage on which the played game balls roll,
A second stage provided below the top winning device and below the top stage, and rolling a game ball falling from the top stage toward the bottom,
The front stage and the lifting means are connected by a game ball transport path for transporting a game ball rolling on the front stage to the lifting means provided below and behind the front stage,
The prize-lifting device for a bullet ball game machine, wherein the lifting means lifts a game ball transported by the game ball transport path to the top stage .

Images