JP4880438B2 - Game machine - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a gaming machine equipped with an accessory using an oscillating body.

  Pachinko machines are classified into first, second, and third types according to their game content. The second type pachinko machine opens and closes the blades of the center role triggered by the winning of the game ball at the start winning opening on the game board, and when the blades are in the open state, When the entered game ball further passes through a specific area (so-called V zone), it is configured to shift to a special game state advantageous to the player.

In such a second type pachinko machine, various accessory devices are installed in the center accessory in order to enhance the effect during the game. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a decorative body that swings like a pendulum as an accessory device.
JP2003-236086

  However, since the accessory device shown in Patent Document 1 simply swings in accordance with a specific timing such as winning a prize, even if it is initially interesting, There was a risk of getting bored by the player.

The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances as described above, and an object of the present invention is to provide a gaming machine having an accessory that keeps interest without being bored by the player.

A gaming machine comprising a gaming board having a gaming area in which gaming balls flow down, wherein the gaming board is swingably disposed on the gaming board with the first and second standby positions as initial positions, and a game is played at each tip. First and second oscillating bodies having first and second mounting bases for spheres, and arranged in the vicinity of the most oscillating position of the first and second oscillating bodies on the opposite side to the first and second standby positions. The first and second collision parts, the V zone part arranged in the vicinity of the second collision part, and the first and second standby bodies for each of the first and second oscillators according to a stop command. A stopper that is fixed in position, and a first guide portion that guides a game ball that has won a prize by flowing down the game board toward the first mounting table when the first rocking body is located at the first standby position; The first collision unit is disposed between the first collision unit and the second standby position, and arrives in the vicinity of the first collision unit. It includes a second guide portion for guiding the work sphere to the vicinity of the second standby position, and a control unit which forms the releasing of the fixing operation for the first and the second rocking body of the stopper, the control section the By releasing the fixing operation of the stopper with respect to the first and second oscillating bodies, the first and second oscillating bodies swing from the first and second standby positions toward the first and second collision parts, respectively. dynamic and, the first rocking body which game balls were placed on the first mounting base, by impinging on the first collision section, game ball of the first mounting base is in the second standby position said The second swinging body that jumps out of the first mounting base toward the second swinging body and places the game ball on the second mounting base collides with the second collision portion, thereby A game ball jumps out of the second mounting table toward the V zone. And wherein the door.

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  Hereinafter, gaming machines according to embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a gaming apparatus 100 including an accessory that is an embodiment of the present invention. The gaming device 100 includes a vertically long rectangular main body outer frame 1 installed at a predetermined position in a gaming place such as a so-called hall. A glass frame 2 on which a glass plate is mounted is mounted on the front surface of the main body outer frame 1 so as to be freely opened and closed. In addition, a lower door 6 provided with a receiving tray 3 for storing game balls, an operation handle 4 for adjusting the launch strength of the game balls, an ashtray 5 and the like is attached to the lower front portion of the outer frame 1 so as to be openable and closable. ing. Further, an upper part of the outer frame 1 is provided with a speaker 7 that emits sound effects and the like, and an electrical decoration device 8 that emits light according to the gaming state.

  A game board 9 is provided behind the glass frame 2. A guide rail 10 is laid on the game board 9, and the game area 9 a is surrounded by the guide rail 10.

  A center role 20 is provided in the approximate center of the game area 9a, and around it, the winning holes such as a general winning port (not shown) and the specific winning port 11 and the flow direction of the game ball change. A game nail and a windmill (not shown) are provided. An out port 12 is provided at the bottom of the game area 9a for collecting game balls that have not won.

  Next, the structure of the center accessory 20 will be described in detail. FIG. 2 is a front view showing the center accessory 20.

  The center accessory 20 has blades 21 and 22 on the left and right sides thereof, and when the game ball wins the specific winning opening 11, the blades 21, 22 as shown by dotted lines 21 'and 22' in FIG. When is opened, the game balls flowing down the game board surface can pass through the openings A1 and A2 blocked by the blades 21 and 22 and enter the center accessory 20.

  The center bonus 20 is provided with a sorting portion 39, and the game balls that have passed through the openings A1 and A2 and have entered the center bonus 20 are sent to the first guide portion or the second guide described later by the sorting portion 39. Sorted into one of the departments. The sorting unit 39 includes a receiving unit 39a that receives one or both of the game balls that pass through the openings A1 and A2 provided on the left and right of the center accessory 20 and enter the center accessory 20, and a receiving unit 39a. A branch part 39b that distributes to either the first guide part or the second guide part at the exit of the first part, and a bowl-shaped inclined passage 39c that is provided downstream of the branch part 39b and delivers to the first guide part and the second guide part It is comprised by. In FIG. 2, the branch portion 39b is shown as a fixed wedge-shaped member, but is not limited to this, and may be a swing piece that swings at a predetermined timing. The game balls distributed to the first guide unit side by the distribution unit 39 are guided to the first guide unit 31. On the other hand, the game balls distributed to the second guide unit side by the distribution unit 39 are guided to the second guide unit 32.

  The first guide portion 31 is provided downstream of the sorting portion 39 on the first guide portion side, and is constituted by a bowl-shaped inclined passage. In the first guide portion 31 or in the vicinity thereof, a passage detector 81 such as an optical sensor for detecting passage of the game ball is provided. The game ball guided to the first guide portion 31 is guided toward the waiting first swinging body at a waiting position described later.

  A first swing body 41 is provided downstream of the first guide portion 31, and the game ball that has passed through the first guide portion 31 is placed on the first swing body 41. The first oscillating body 41 includes a long longitudinal member 41a made of a rigid member, and a mounting table 41b attached to one end thereof. The longitudinal member 41a and the mounting table 41b may be formed separately and then combined, or may be integrally formed by plastic molding or the like. A bearing portion is formed at the other end of the longitudinal member 41a, and a rotating shaft that is implanted substantially perpendicular to the game board is passed through the bearing portion. As a result, the first oscillating body 41 can oscillate around the bearing portion. In a normal gaming state, the first rocking body 41 is stopped by a stopper, which will be described later, at a standby position on either the left end side or the right end side so as to be adjacent to the first guide portion 31. The game ball guided by the first guide unit 31 is smoothly placed on the placement table 41b.

  The upper surface of the mounting table 41b is preferably formed in a concave shape by, for example, a bowl-shaped groove P or a hemispherical depression Q as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B. As a result, the game ball sent via the first guide portion 31 is more smoothly placed on the placement table 41b, and is moved from one to the other by the swinging of the first rocking body 41. It becomes hard to fall from 41b. Further, the mounting table 41b has a game ball mounting table 41b that prevents the game ball from dropping from the mounting table 41b while waiting at the standby position and in the middle of swinging, and in the event of a collision with a collision unit described later. It is preferred that a mooring mechanism 44 is provided that does not hinder the jumping out of the unit.

  4A and 4B are perspective views of the mounting table 41b provided with the mooring mechanism 44. FIG. 4A shows the attitude of the mooring mechanism 44 at the standby position, and FIG. 4B shows the attitude at the time of collision. It is shown. As can be seen from FIG. 4A, the mooring mechanism 44 is pivotally supported by a rotation shaft 44a protruding from both side surfaces of the mounting table 41b. At both ends of the mooring mechanism 44, a first mooring piece 44b and a second mooring piece 44c are provided for preventing the game ball from jumping out from the mounting table 41b in the swinging direction. In addition, a weight 44d for rotating the mooring mechanism 44 in accordance with the inclination state of the mounting table 41b is provided downward in the center of the mooring mechanism 44. On the other hand, the mounting table 41b is provided with rotation restricting portions 45 and 46 for restricting the rotation range of the mooring mechanism 44, whereby the first oscillating body 41 is in the standby position as shown in FIG. 4A. At this time, the mooring mechanism 44 stops in contact with the rotation restricting portion 45 due to the weight of the weight 44d. That is, at this time, the first mooring piece 44b is lifted upward from the upper surface of the mounting table 41b to prevent the game ball from dropping from the mounting table 41b. At the same time, the second mooring piece 44c is lower than the upper surface of the mounting table 41b. Is allowed to accept game balls. On the other hand, when the first oscillating body 41 oscillates and is positioned at a collision position (a position indicated by a dotted line B1 in FIG. 2) on the opposite side of the standby position as shown in FIG. 4B, the mooring mechanism 44 is driven by the weight of the weight 44d. Stops in contact with the rotation restricting portion 46. That is, at this time, the second mooring piece 44c is lifted upward from the upper surface of the mounting table 41b to prevent the game ball from falling, while the first mooring piece 44b is lowered below the upper surface of the mounting table 41b to Jumping out from the mounting table 41b becomes possible. The mooring mechanism 44 is not limited to the above-described structure, and any mooring mechanism 44 can be used as long as it can prevent or allow the game ball from protruding from the mounting table 41b in response to the swing of the first swing body 41. It may be a structure. For example, the center angle formed by the first mooring piece and the second mooring piece with the rotation axis as the center is configured to be an acute angle, and the position of the weight is adjusted as appropriate so that the first Instead of lowering the mooring piece below the upper surface of the mounting table 41b, the mooring piece is lifted up to a position higher than the diameter of the game ball above the upper surface of the mounting table 41b, and the game ball passes under the first mooring piece. You may make it jump out of 41b.

  A first collision unit 51 is provided in the vicinity of the most swinging position opposite to the standby position with respect to the swinging of the first swinging part 41. After receiving the game ball, the first swing body 41 starts swinging toward the first collision portion 51. After colliding with the first collision part 51, the first rocking body 41 rocks again toward the standby position, returns to the standby position, and finishes rocking. Here, at the time of the collision with the first collision portion 51, the swing of the first swing body 41 is suddenly stopped. At this time, the game ball transported from the standby position while being placed on the placement table 41b jumps out of the placement table 41b toward the traveling direction of the first rocking body 41 immediately before the collision due to its inertia.

  A second guide portion 32 is provided on the opposite side of the first rocking body 41 with respect to the first collision portion 51 in order to receive the game ball that has jumped out of the mounting table 41b. The second guide part 32 is configured to receive a ball game ball that has flowed down from the downstream side of the distribution part 39 on the second guide part side. Light that can detect both the passage of the game ball that has jumped out of the mounting table 41b and the passage of the ball game ball that has flowed down from the downstream side of the second guide portion of the sorting portion 39 in or near the second guide portion 32. A passage detector 82 such as a sensor is provided. The game ball guided to the second guide portion 32 is guided toward the second rocking body that is waiting at a standby position described later.

  A second swing body 42 is provided downstream of the second guide portion 32, and the game ball that has passed through the second guide portion 32 is placed on the second swing body 42. Similar to the first oscillating body 41, the second oscillating body 42 includes a long longitudinal member 42a made of a rigid member and a mounting table 42b attached to one end thereof. The longitudinal member 42a and the mounting table 42b may be formed separately and then combined, or may be integrally formed by plastic molding or the like. A bearing portion is formed at the other end of the longitudinal member 42a, and a rotating shaft that is implanted substantially perpendicular to the game board is passed through the bearing portion. As a result, like the first oscillating body 41, the second oscillating body 42 can oscillate around the bearing portion. In a normal gaming state, the second rocking body 42 is stopped by a stopper, which will be described later, at a standby position on either the left end side or the right end side so as to be adjacent to the second guide portion 32. The game ball guided by the second guide portion 32 is smoothly placed on the placement table 42b.

  Like the first oscillator 41, the upper surface of the mounting table 42b is preferably formed in a concave shape by a bowl-shaped groove P, a hemispherical depression Q, or the like as shown in FIGS. As a result, the game ball sent through the second guide portion 32 is more smoothly placed on the placement table 42b, and while being moved from one side to the other by the oscillation of the second oscillation body 42, the placement table 42b. It becomes difficult to fall from. Further, like the first oscillating body 41, the mounting table 42b prevents the game ball from falling from the mounting table 42b while waiting at the standby position and in the middle of the swinging, and in the event of a collision with a collision unit described later. It is preferable that a mooring mechanism that does not hinder the jumping of the game ball from the mounting table 42b is provided. Since the mooring mechanism provided on the mounting table 42b is the same as the mooring mechanism 44 attached to the mounting table 41b of the first oscillator 41, the description thereof is omitted.

  A second collision portion 52 is installed in the vicinity of the most oscillating position opposite to the standby position with respect to the oscillating portion of the second oscillating portion 42. After receiving the game ball, the second swinging body 42 starts swinging toward the second collision unit 52. The second oscillating body 42 oscillates again toward the standby position after colliding with the second collision part 52, returns to the standby position, and ends the oscillation. Here, at the time of the collision with the second collision part 52, the oscillation of the second oscillator 42 is suddenly stopped. At this time, the game ball transported from the standby position while being placed on the placement table 42b jumps out of the placement table 42b toward the traveling direction of the second rocking body 42 immediately before the collision due to its inertia. Thereafter, the game ball falls under a parabola under the action of gravity. In the present embodiment, a V zone portion 35 is provided at a predetermined position on the parabola. Thereby, the game ball jumping out from the mounting table 42b passes through the V zone 35 with high probability and is detected by the V zone detector. As a result, it shifts to a special winning state (so-called jackpot) that is advantageous to the player. In the special winning state, for example, the state where the blades 21 and 22 open and close a plurality of times continues, and the player can acquire many winning balls at a time.

  A winning opening 36 is provided at the lowermost part of the center accessory 20, and although it has entered the center accessory 20 through the openings A1 and A2, it can be placed on the mounting table 41b and the mounting table 42b in a timely manner. General winning balls such as game balls that did not exist and game balls that have not been able to pass through the V zone by going off the course toward the V zone are collected.

  In the above embodiment, the first collision part 51 and the second collision part 52 are described as being fixed at predetermined positions. However, the first collision part 51 and / or the second collision part 52 are For example, it may move so as to reciprocate within a certain range. With such a configuration, the impact force at the time of the collision between the first rocking body 41 and the second rocking body 42 and the first collision part 51 and the second collision part 52 is applied to the first collision part 51 and the second collision part 52. Since it changes according to each position, the jumping out of the game ball from the mounting table 41b and the mounting table 42b is rich in change. Therefore, it becomes possible to make the player more interested in the game content. In FIG. 1, the first collision part 51 and the second collision part 52 are arranged at positions that collide with the mounting table 41b and the mounting table 42b, respectively, but are not limited to such positions. You may make it collide with the member 41a and the longitudinal member 42a, respectively.

The first rocking body 41 and the second rocking body 42, first grant apparatus 61 and the second grant equipment to aid each swing is provided. The configuration of the second grant equipment is substantially the same as the configuration of the first Grant device 61, in the following description, description of the second grant equipment will be omitted. FIG. 5 shows an example of the first subsidizing device 61. The first subsidizing device 61 shown in FIG. 5 includes an electromagnetic solenoid 61a and a magnetic rod 61b inserted through the hollow portion of the electromagnetic solenoid 61a. The magnetic rod 61b is attached to the longitudinal member 41a of the first oscillating body 41, and an electromagnetic auxiliary force that can be adjusted by intermittently transmitting pulses from the pulse transmission unit 61c to the electromagnetic solenoid 61a at a predetermined timing. Is added intermittently. With such a mechanism, it is possible to assist the swinging of the first rocking body 41 and the second rocking body 42 without passing through mechanical contact.

  In addition, the 1st assistance apparatus 61 and the 2nd assistance apparatus 62 are not necessarily restricted to the above electromagnetic drive mechanisms, For example, the balance weight provided in the mounting base, and the extrusion which pushes out a mounting base with the cancellation | release of a stopper It may be based on a mechanism such as a device. In the case of such an extruding device, for example, the support is supported only once with the release of the stopper so that the mounting table swings from the standby position and collides with the collision portion with an appropriate momentum. In this case, there is no need for subsidy for a predetermined time after the stopper is released to continue swinging the mounting table to the standby position or the collision position. Further, in the case of the balance weight provided on the mounting table, since the swinging of the mounting table is mechanically assisted, a command for the assisting operation from the control unit is not necessary.

  A first stopper 71 and a second stopper 72 are provided in the vicinity of the standby position of each of the first rocking body 41 and the second rocking body 42. Thereby, the stop state of the 1st rocking body 41 and the 2nd rocking body 42 is maintained in each standby position. Since the configuration of the second stopper 72 is substantially the same as the configuration of the first stopper 71, the description of the second stopper 72 is omitted in the following description. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the first stopper 71 includes a movable piece 71a and a drive unit 71b such as a motor for displacing the movable piece 71a. As a result, the movable piece 71a is engaged with the longitudinal member 41a of the first oscillating body 41, whereby the first oscillating body 41 can be stopped at the standby position. When the first rocking body 41 is swung, the movable piece 71a is displaced to the position indicated by the dotted line in FIG. 6 so that the first stopper 71 and the longitudinal member 41a of the first rocking body 41 are engaged. The first oscillating body 41 starts oscillating.

  Next, the control unit that controls the driving of the first stopper 71 and the second stopper 72 will be described.

Figure 7 is a block diagram showing a control system of the Yu Technical apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. As can be seen from FIG. 7, the control unit 90 includes a CPU (central processing unit) 91 that performs various types of information processing, a ROM (non-rewritable storage unit) 92 that stores game control programs and required data, and various random numbers. And a RAM (rewritable storage unit) 93 that stores temporary data such as signals and signals, and power is supplied from a power supply 94 . The control unit 90 includes a payout control device 95 for paying out game balls in accordance with start sensors at various winning openings, a launch control device 96 for launching game balls with an intensity corresponding to the amount of rotation of the handle 4, and an effect from the speaker 7. A voice control device 97 that controls sound, an electrical decoration control device 98 that controls lighting of the electrical decoration device 8, and the like are connected. Furthermore the control unit 90, the first grant apparatus 61 of the pulse transmitting unit 61c and the second grant equipment of pulse transmitting unit 62c described above, and, passing through the detector 81, the driving portion 71b of the first stopper 71 and the The drive part 72b of the 2 stopper 72 is connected.

FIG. 8 shows a flowchart of drive control of the drive unit 71b of the first stopper 71 performed by the control unit 90 described above. Similarly, FIG. 9 shows a flowchart of drive control of the drive unit 72b of the second stopper 72 performed by the control unit 90 described above. That is, when the passage detector 81 such as an optical sensor provided in the vicinity of the first guide unit 31 detects that the game ball has passed through the first guide unit 31 (step S11), the timer starts counting. When a predetermined time elapses (step S12), a fixed operation release command (swing start command) is sent to the drive portion 71b of the first stopper 71 to rotate the movable piece 71a counterclockwise in FIG. The engagement with the member 41a is released (step S13). Thereafter, when a predetermined time elapses after the timer starts counting (step S14), a swing stop command is sent to the drive portion 71b of the first stopper 71 to rotate the movable piece 71a clockwise in FIG. Engage with the member 41a (step S15).

  Since the flowchart shown in FIG. 9 is substantially the same as the flowchart shown in FIG. 8, detailed description of each step is omitted. Steps 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25 shown in FIG. 9 correspond to the above steps 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, respectively.

  In the stop command in steps S15 and S25 described above, the timers in steps S14 and 24 are not used, but the return of the first rocking body 41 and the second rocking body 42 to the standby positions is detected by sensors (not shown). A stop command may be issued accordingly. Further, without providing the passage detectors 81 and 82, for example, a release command may be separately issued to the drive unit 71b and the drive unit 72b after a predetermined time has elapsed after opening and closing of the blades 21 and 22.

  A planar light source (not shown) such as an organic electroluminescence element extending over the swing range of the first and second swinging bodies 41 and 42 may be provided in the center accessory of the embodiment of the present invention. good. Thus, even when the first and second rocking bodies 41 and 42 are installed in the back of the game board and the movements of the first and second rocking bodies 41 and 42 are dark and difficult to see, the first And since it becomes possible to illuminate the 2nd rocking bodies 41 and 42, it becomes possible to visually recognize the rocking | swiveling of the 1st and 2nd rocking bodies 41 and 42 clearly. Further, it is possible to further enhance the rendering effect by turning on the planar light source or changing the color in accordance with the timing at which the first and second oscillating bodies 41 and 42 oscillate.

  Further, the first and second rocking bodies 41 and 42 are arranged on the back side of the game board, and at least the game board in the region corresponding to the rocking range of the first and second rocking bodies 41 and 42 is made of glass, acrylic resin, etc. It may be formed of a transparent material. FIG. 10 shows a plan view of the center accessory 20 ′ as an alternative example, and the game board is made of a transparent material in a region corresponding to the swing range of the first and second swing bodies 41,. Is formed by. As can be seen from FIG. 10, when the blades 21 and 22 are opened, the game ball that has passed through the portion and entered the center accessory 20 ′ is received by the receiving portion 39a ′, and then is connected to the back side of the game board. After 85, it is sent to the branch part 39b provided on the back side of the game board. The subsequent game contents are the same as the game contents developed in the center accessory 20 shown in FIG. In the center accessory 20 ′ shown in FIG. 10, only the swinging range of the first and second swinging bodies 41, 42 can be visually recognized from an elliptical window portion 37 in which a transparent material is fitted. . With this configuration, it is possible to make the first and second oscillating bodies 41 and 42 oscillate, so that the entertainment can be further enhanced. Further, since it is possible to provide an accessory such as a game nail or a windmill in an area other than the window portion 37, the game area can be widely used. Furthermore, even in the area of the window portion 37, by selecting an appropriate transparent material, it becomes possible to provide a play nail, a windmill, etc. on the transparent material, so that the game area can be used more widely. It becomes possible to do. Furthermore, the first and second rocking bodies 41 are arranged so that the first and second rocking bodies 41 and 42 are hardly visible in a normal gaming state by appropriately arranging the above-described planar light source in accordance with the position of the window portion 37. , 42 is darkened, and the first and second oscillators 41, 42 are oscillated by turning on the planar light source in accordance with the activation signals of the first and second stoppers 71, 72, for example. Only when is it possible to illuminate the first and second oscillators 41 and 42 so as to emerge in the dark. As a result, it is possible to further enhance the production effect.

  As described above, in the present invention, two swinging bodies that are continuous in front of the V zone are provided, and the game ball is swung together with the swinging body and transported toward the V zone. It is possible to provide game content that keeps interest without being played.

It is an external appearance front view of the game device as an example of the present invention. It is a front view of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a perspective view of the mounting base of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a perspective view for demonstrating a motion of the mooring mechanism of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a front view of the 1st furtherance apparatus of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a top view for demonstrating the motion of the 1st stopper of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a block diagram of the control system of the gaming machine which is an embodiment of the present invention. It is a flowchart which shows the drive routine of the 1st stopper of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the drive routine of the 2nd stopper of the accessory of the Example of this invention. It is a front view of the alternative example of the accessory of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

100 pachinko machine (game machine)
20 Center character
21, 22 feathers
31, 32 First and second guides
41, 42 First and second oscillators
51, 52 First and second collision parts
35 V zone section
61, 62 First and second subsidized devices
71, 72 1st and 2nd stopper
81, 82 Pass detector
90 Control unit

Claims (1)

A gaming machine having a gaming board having a gaming area in which gaming balls flow down,
On the game board, a first and a second oscillating body that is swingably arranged with the first and second standby positions as initial positions and has first and second placement bases for game balls at respective tips;
First and second collision portions disposed in the vicinity of the most oscillating position of the first and second oscillating bodies opposite to the first and second standby positions;
A V zone portion disposed in the vicinity of the second collision portion;
A stopper for fixing each of the first and second oscillators to the first and second standby positions in response to a stop command;
A first guide portion that guides a game ball that has flowed down the game board toward the first mounting table when the first rocking body is located at the first standby position;
A second guide part, which is arranged between the first collision part and the second standby position and guides a game ball that has arrived in the vicinity of the first collision part to the vicinity of the second standby position;
A controller for releasing the fixing operation of the stopper with respect to the first and second rocking bodies ,
The controller releases the fixing operation of the stopper with respect to the first and second oscillating bodies, whereby the first and second oscillating bodies move from the first and second standby positions to the first and second collisions, respectively. Swing toward the
The first rocking body on which the game ball is placed on the first placement table collides with the first collision portion, so that the game ball on the first placement table is in the second standby position. Jumping out of the first mounting table toward the moving body,
The second rocking body on which the game ball is placed on the second placement table collides with the second collision portion, so that the game ball on the second placement table is directed toward the V zone portion. A gaming machine characterized by jumping out of a table.

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