JP4938400B2 - Amusement giveaway exchange system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a playground prize exchange system for performing prize exchange processing by reading a storage medium issued from a counting device with an exchange apparatus.

Conventionally, in game stores such as pachinko halls, for example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, game media and prizes acquired by a player are exchanged at a prize exchange counter. Pachinko hall employees picked up a prize given verbally by the player from the storage location and handed it to the player.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-076061

However, it is difficult for employees who have little experience in exchange work, for example, to find out where the cigarettes of the brand desired by the player are stored, which hinders smooth exchange work.
The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a prize exchange system for a playground that enables smooth prize exchange by easily specifying a storage place for prizes desired by a player. It is to provide.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the player who wishes to exchange prizes gives the employee a storage medium storing the counting information counted by the player using the counting means. When the employee reads the count information of the storage medium by the reading means of the exchange device, the display means of the exchange device displays a prize that can be exchanged based on the count information and stores it in the storage means of the exchange device. Based on the stored storage location information, the storage location information is displayed on the display means of the exchange apparatus. Therefore, even if the employee has little experience in exchange work, it is easy to specify the storage location of the prize selected by the player based on the display on the display means of the exchange device.

  According to the invention of claim 2, a player who wishes to exchange a prize for a specific prize selects a desired prize by performing a prize selection operation on the prize selection means of the counting device. Then, since the issuing means of the counting device stores and issues premium information that can identify the selected prize in a storage medium, the player submits the storage medium to the prize exchange place. When the employee reads the storage medium by the reading unit of the exchange device, the display unit of the exchange device is based on the storage information stored in the storage unit that can store the storage location where the corresponding prize is stored. Therefore, even if the employee is not familiar with premiums, for example, cigarette brands, or has little experience in exchange work, the player may specify the desired prize based on the display on the display means of the exchange device. It becomes easy. Further, it is no longer necessary to convey the prize brand desired by the player, and the exchange process of the prize can be executed smoothly even in a noisy playground.

  According to the invention of claim 3, when the employee reads the storage medium by the reading means of the exchange device, the display means of the exchange device indicates the storage location of the corresponding prize based on the storage information stored in the storage means. Since the storage location image captured by the imaging device is displayed so that it can be specified, the employee can not only know the storage location but also know the stock status, making it easier to identify the brand of the prize.

  According to the invention of claim 4, the display means of the exchange device is the counter device during the exchange processing waiting period from the time when the prize information is obtained from the counting device until the reading means reads the storage medium storing the prize information. Since the prize information obtained from is displayed, the exchange work is further facilitated. In addition, since the prize information is displayed during the waiting time for the exchange process, the employee can prepare the prize with a margin.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 schematically shows the entire amusement hall prize exchange system. In FIG. 1, a pachinko machine 2 corresponding to a pachinko machine (corresponding to a game machine) 1 is installed in a pachinko hall as a game hall. The terminal 2 has a function as a lending machine, and a player borrows a pachinko ball (corresponding to a game medium) from the terminal 2 and plays a game on the pachinko machine 1. Yes.

  A call lamp unit 3 is installed corresponding to the pachinko machine 1. The call lamp unit 3 collects and outputs the operating state of the corresponding pachinko machine 1, and lights or blinks a predetermined lamp according to the operation information of the pachinko machine 1, or calls according to an operation on the call button. Turn on the lamp.

A call lamp unit 3, a counter (corresponding to a counting device, counting means, issuing means, premium selection means) 4, a POS terminal (corresponding to an exchange device, reading means, display means, storage means, setting means) 5 are management devices 6 is connected to the network by, for example, an in-store LAN 7.
The management device 6 manages the sales status of each terminal 2, the operating status of each pachinko machine 1, the management of the counting status based on the counting process of the counter 4, the exchange status of free gifts at the POS terminal 5, the inventory status, etc. In addition, the settings of the counter 4 and the POS terminal 5 are managed. The counter 4 and the POS terminal 5 also manage each situation.

The counters 4 are installed at a plurality of locations (for example, island edges) in the game hall. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the counter 4. The counter 4 counts pachinko balls acquired by the player and issues a receipt (corresponding to a storage medium) necessary for prize exchange.
In the counting machine 4, a charging unit 8 for inserting a pachinko ball acquired by the player, a display unit 9 composed of a liquid crystal panel having a touch panel on the surface, and a counting result and prize information are recorded by pressing operation. An issue button 10 for performing a normal receipt issuing process for issuing a receipt, a return button 11, a receipt issuing unit 12 for issuing a receipt, and a return port for returning a fraction as a surplus when issuing the receipt 13 is provided.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of a receipt issued from the receipt issuing unit 12. In FIG. 3, the receipt 100 has a pachinko hall name, a count value, a cigarette name selected by the player (however, printed only when the player performs a prize selection operation as will be described later), a count value, and a cigarette. A bar code for causing the POS terminal 5 to read the free gift information of the name, and a “valid for the current day” message that urges attention that the free gift exchange of the receipt 100 is valid only on the current day are printed. In this embodiment, tobacco corresponds to a specific prize.

  Returning to FIG. 1, the POS terminal 5 is installed in the prize exchange counter. The POS terminal 5 is for reading a bar code indicating a count value or premium information from a receipt 100 submitted by a player with a scanner (not shown). Further, the POS terminal 5 is provided with a display unit 14 composed of a liquid crystal panel having a touch panel on the surface, and a camera (corresponding to an imaging device) 15 in connection with the present invention. The camera 15 is for taking an image of a cigarette shelf installed behind the gift exchange counter.

  FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the cigarette shelf. As shown in FIG. 4, the cigarette shelf 16 is partitioned into two upper and lower stages by a shelf plate 17, and shelf numbers 1 to 12 are given to the respective shelf plates 17. On the shelf board 17, cigarettes for exchanging premiums are stacked for each brand of cigarettes, and the same brand of cigarettes are stacked on the same shelf number.

  The counter 4 is provided with a cigarette setting memory in connection with the present invention. FIG. 5 shows an example of the cigarette setting memory. The cigarette setting memory 18 is a rewritable non-volatile memory, in which cigarettes are grouped according to the number of balls required for gift exchange, and a corresponding count value is set according to the number of balls. Has been. The corresponding count value is a count value obtained by the counter 4 corresponding to the number of balls required for replacement with tobacco. Specifically, the count value corresponding to 60 balls is 60 to 65 balls. The settings shown in FIG. 5 can be arbitrarily changed.

  On the other hand, the POS terminal 5 is provided with a PLU (Price Look Up) button, and a PLU setting memory storing information corresponding to the PLU button. FIG. 6 shows an example of the PLU setting memory. The PLU setting memory 19 is a rewritable nonvolatile memory. The number of balls, storage location (shelf number), bar code information indicating the cigarette name, and PLU button indicating the cigarette name are stored by setting operation corresponding to the cigarette name. Has been.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described.
FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the counter process of the counter 4. In FIG. 9, the counter 4 monitors whether to start counting pachinko balls (S101).
When the pachinko ball acquired by the player is thrown into the throwing unit 8, the counting machine 4 starts counting (S101: YES), so that the pachinko ball thrown into the throwing unit 8 counts up. Is executed (S102). This counting process is repeatedly executed until the next pachinko ball is not detected within a predetermined time (S103: NO).

  When the counting process is completed (S103: YES), a message indicating that the display unit 9 is touched is displayed on the display unit 9 when the player wishes to exchange cigarettes. When the player performs a touch operation on the display unit 9 (S104: YES), the counter 4 stores the count value counted in the counting process of step S102 in the cigarette setting memory 18 shown in FIG. It is determined which of the corresponding count values corresponds (S105).

  In step S104, if the player does not perform a touch operation on the display unit 9 (S104: NO) and a predetermined time has passed (S106: YES), a normal receipt issuing process is performed (S107). That is, when the player presses the issuance button 10, the receipt 100 of all count values is issued, and when the return button 11 is pressed, the fraction when the pachinko ball is exchanged for a special prize is left as an extra ball. The receipt 100 returned from the return port 13 and printed with the remaining count values is issued.

  In step S102, when the count value counted by the counter 4 corresponds to any of the corresponding count values in the cigarette setting memory 18 (S105: YES), a premium selection screen is displayed on the display unit 9 (S108). . That is, when the count value corresponds to 60 balls to 65 balls, a premium selection screen corresponding to the cigarettes A to D having 60 replacement balls is displayed, and when the count value corresponds to 66 balls to 69 balls. When the prize selection screen corresponding to the cigarettes E to I having the replacement balls number of 66 is displayed and the count value corresponds to 70 balls to 100 balls, the replacement balls corresponding to the cigarettes J to L having 70 balls are supported. Display the gift selection screen.

  FIG. 7 shows an example of a prize selection screen. This gift selection screen 20 displays the photos and brands of E to H among the cigarettes E to I that require 66 pachinko balls for exchanging prizes, and in addition, necessary for exchanging cigarettes. The number of balls, the message “Please select the desired brand” prompting the player to select a cigarette brand by touch operation, “Next page” button 21, “60 ball” button 22, “70 ball” button 23, A “cancel” button 24 is displayed. In addition, up to four types of cigarette brands are displayed on the initial screen of the gift selection screen 20.

  When the player performs a touch operation on any of the “next page” button 21, “60 ball” button 22, and “70 ball” button 23 on the prize selection screen 20, the counter 4 displays FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, it is determined that there has been a screen switching operation (S109: YES), and the display of the prize selection screen 20 is switched corresponding to the button on which the touch operation is performed (S110). That is, when a touch operation is performed on the “next page” button 21, the photograph and brand of the cigarette displayed on the initial screen of the free gift selection screen 20 are scrolled to the left and at the same time the initial screen of the free gift selection screen 20 is displayed. The cigarette I photos and brands not displayed on the screen are displayed correspondingly. When a touch operation is performed on the “60 balls” button 22 and the “70 balls” button 23, the cigarette brand corresponding to the number of balls indicated on each button is displayed.

When the count value is 66 balls to 69 balls, a “66 ball” button (not shown) is displayed instead of the “60 balls” button 22 shown in FIG. 7, and when the count value is 70 balls to 100 balls, In place of the “70 ball” button 23 shown in FIG. 7, a “66 ball” button is displayed on the prize selection screen 20, and when a touch operation is performed on each button, the ball described on each button The tobacco brand corresponding to the number is displayed on the gift selection screen 20.
When the count value counted in step S102 shown in FIG. 9 is 59 balls or less or 101 balls or more and does not correspond to any of the corresponding count values in the cigarette setting memory 18 (S105: NO), the counter 4 is a prize. A normal receipt issuing process is executed without displaying the selection screen 20 (S107).

  Now, when a player wants to smoke during a game or finishes smoking a hand-held cigarette during a game, he wants to replace his hand-held pachinko ball with a free-use cigarette. A ball is thrown into the throwing unit 8 of the counter 4, and the throwing is stopped when the counted value reaches the number of balls necessary for exchange with a desired cigarette. Then, since the prize selection screen 20 corresponding to the number of thrown balls is displayed on the display unit 9 of the counter 4 as shown in FIG. 7, a desired cigarette is displayed by operating the prize selection screen 20 as described above. In this state, a desired cigarette display part is touch-operated.

The counter 4 determines that a prize has been selected (S111: YES), creates receipt data including prize information such as the selected tobacco brand (S112), and sends the prize information of the selected tobacco brand via the LAN 7. To the POS terminal 5 (S113).
If the player does not select the cigarette brand (S111: NO) and touches the “Cancel” button 24 displayed on the gift selection screen 20 (S114: YES), the normal receipt issuing process is executed. (S107).

  Next, the counter 4 issues the receipt 100 shown in FIG. 3 from the receipt issuing unit 12 based on the receipt data created in step S112 (S115), and selects the count value counted in step S102 and the step S111. After the surplus balls corresponding to the difference from the number of balls necessary for exchange with the cigarette that has been returned are returned from the return port 13 (S116), the count value is reset (S117), thereby terminating the counting process. In this case, when the difference from the number of balls necessary for exchanging with the selected cigarette is “0”, it is a matter of course that no extra balls are returned.

  With such a configuration, since the surplus balls can be returned in advance, when exchanging at the POS terminal 5 that does not have the surplus ball return function, no prize exchange that the player does not desire for the surplus balls does not occur, and the player This makes it unnecessary to obtain unwanted prizes, and the game store does not have to prepare useless prizes.

  FIG. 11 shows a flowchart of the premium information receiving process of the POS terminal 5. The POS terminal 5 monitors whether to receive premium information from the counter 4 (S301) or whether a premium information display flag is set (S303). When premium information is received from the counter 4 (S301: YES), a premium information display flag is set (S302). This premium information display flag is a flag indicating that premium information is displayed.

  As described above, in the state where the premium information display flag is set (S303: YES), it is determined whether or not the replacement processing flag is reset (S304). This replacement processing flag is a flag indicating that replacement processing is being performed. In this case, since the replacement processing flag has been reset (S304: YES), the premium information is displayed on the display unit 14 for a predetermined time (S305), the premium information display flag is reset (S306), and then the return. To do. As a result, for example, premium information such as “Cigarette F has been selected by the xx number counter. The storage location is No. 6” is displayed on the display unit 14 for a predetermined time. By displaying the prize information in this way, it becomes an exchange processing standby period.

Therefore, the employee in charge of giving a prize can prepare a cigarette desired by the player in advance during the waiting period for the exchange process, so that the giveaway exchanging work can be executed smoothly. Further, since the prize information is displayed during the waiting period for the exchange process, the employee can prepare the prize with a margin.
When the player submits the receipt 100 issued by the counter 4 to the employee at the gift exchange counter as described above, the employee uses the scanner provided in the POS terminal 5 to receive the gift information of the receipt 100. Read the recorded barcode.

FIG. 10 shows a flowchart of the gift exchange process in the POS terminal 5. As shown in FIG. 10, when the POS terminal 5 reads a receipt (S201: YES), the POS terminal 5 sets the replacement processing flag in accordance with the transition from the replacement processing standby period to the replacement processing period ( S202), it is determined whether or not premium information is recorded on the receipt 100 (S203). In this case, since the gift information is recorded on the receipt 100 (S203: YES), the latest storage location is displayed on the display unit 14 (S204). That is, as will be described later, the latest storage location screen in which the cigarette shelf 16 is imaged by the camera 15 provided in the POS terminal 5 is displayed on the display unit 14. At this time, the POS terminal 5 determines the cigarette storage location based on the stored contents of the PLU setting memory shown in FIG. 6, and highlights the storage location.
In step S203, if the POS terminal 5 determines that no prize information is recorded on the receipt 100 (S203: NO), a normal prize exchange process is performed (S205), and the exchange process flag is reset. (S213), the process returns.

  FIG. 8 shows an example of a storage location screen displayed on the display unit 14. The storage location screen 26 displays the number of exchanged balls counted by the counter 4, the cigarette brand selected by the player using the counter 4, and the latest image of the cigarette shelf 16 captured by the camera 15. Further, the player The storage location of the selected tobacco brand is highlighted. In the example illustrated in FIG. 8, the storage location screen 26 highlights the shelf number 6 in which the cigarettes F are stored by the specific display portion X (corresponding to storage location information) formed of a frame line. Thereby, since the employee can determine at a glance where the cigarette desired by the player is placed on the cigarette shelf 16, the employee can easily take out the cigarette desired by the player. Note that the display size (height, width, etc.) and position of the cigarette shelf 16 displayed on the prize selection screen 20 can be arbitrarily changed by a setting operation of the POS terminal 5.

  The employee removes the highlighted cigarette from the cigarette shelf 16 displayed on the storage location screen 26 by the player's selection, and identifies the merchandise identified on the cigarette before handing it to the player. For this purpose, the POS terminal 5 is loaded with a barcode for the purpose, or the corresponding PLU button is pressed.

  When the POS terminal 5 reads the barcode of the prize or the PLU button is operated (S206: YES), the display of the storage location screen 26 is terminated (S207), and it is confirmed that the prize exchange has been completed. (S210). That is, the inventory status in which the number of cigarette brands handed to the player has been reduced by one is recorded and managed. At this time, the POS terminal 5 transmits the inventory status to the management device 6, and the management device 6 also performs inventory status record management.

  When the POS terminal 5 reads a barcode of a prize or the PLU button is operated, the cigarette brand handed to the player is read from the receipt 100 based on the PLU setting memory 19 shown in FIG. It is judged whether it matches the brand, and if it is different, an error is notified.

  If the “Cancel” button 27 displayed on the storage location screen 26 is touched in step S206 (S208: YES), the display of the storage location screen 26 is terminated (S209), and the normal prize is displayed. The exchange process is executed (S205), the exchange process flag is reset (S213), and the process returns.

  When the prize exchange is completed as described above, the stock status of the cigarette shelf 16 changes, and it is necessary to update the storage location screen 26 displayed at the next prize exchange. Accordingly, the POS terminal 5 images the cigarette shelf 16 with the camera 15 (S211), performs an image update process of the cigarette shelf 16 on the storage location screen 26 (S212), and then resets the replacement processing flag ( S213), the prize exchange process is terminated by returning.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 11, the POS terminal 5 receives premium information from the counter 4 (S301: YES), and even if the premium information display flag is set (S302), Therefore, when the exchange processing flag is set (S304: NO), the prize information is not displayed, so that the display of the prize information related to the prize exchange being performed at present is prevented, and the prize exchange is performed. It can prevent the processing from being hindered. In this case, when the present prize exchange process is completed and the exchange process flag is reset (S304: YES), the prize information is displayed (S305), so that the next prize exchange can be prepared immediately.

  According to such an embodiment, the receipt location 100 on which the gift information is recorded is read by the POS terminal 5 so that the storage location of the tobacco brand selected by the player is displayed by the camera 15 displayed on the storage location screen 26. Since the photographed cigarette shelf 16 is highlighted on the storage location screen 26, the employee directly determines the tobacco storage location desired by the player from the image of the cigarette shelf 16 displayed on the storage location screen 26. This makes it possible to smoothly exchange prizes.

  In addition, the player can select a cigarette brand desired by the player 4 and hand the receipt 100 on which the prize information is recorded to the employee at the prize exchange counter, so that the player desires at the prize exchange counter. This saves the trouble of speaking the cigarette brand to the employee and enables the employee to directly identify the tobacco brand desired by the player even in a noisy pachinko hall.

  Furthermore, when the player selects a desired cigarette brand on the prize selection screen 20 displayed on the display unit 9 of the counter 4 by touch operation, the prize information is transmitted to the POS terminal 5 via the LAN 7 and displayed. Therefore, before the player who selected the cigarette brand comes to exchange the receipt 100 and the cigarette at the prize exchange counter, the player can prepare the cigarette he / she wants in advance, and the smoother It becomes possible to perform free gift exchange business.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, but can be modified or expanded as follows.
The receipt 100 issued by the counter 4 may be a storage medium other than the receipt 100 such as a card.
For example, an appearance such as a photograph of cigarettes may be written on the receipt 100 so that the tobacco brand selected by the player can be identified.
In the receipt 100, only the shelf number that is the storage location of the tobacco brand selected by the player managed in the PLU setting memory 19 of the POS terminal 5 may be written. In this way, the employee can identify the cigarette brand selected by the player immediately by looking at the cigarette rack 16.

It may be configured so that a prize can be selected even when the number of pachinko balls counted by the counting machine 4 is 100 balls or more. In that case, when the player selects a tobacco brand, the selected tobacco brand is exchanged. Ordinary receipt issuance processing may be performed for the difference between the number of balls necessary for the count and the count value.
During the counter processing in the counter 4, the selection operation or the prize selection screen 20 may be displayed.
On the prize selection screen 20 of the counter 4, a plurality of prizes may be selected at a time.

  When the player selects a prize at the counter 4, the POS terminal 5 may be inquired about the stock status of the prize, and if the stock is not available, the prize may not be selected. In this way, when there is no stock of prizes desired by the player, a receipt 100 for exchanging small prizes by adding pachinko balls and returning prizes with a large number of balls or counting pachinko balls. Can be issued, and the selection can be changed to an exchangeable prize that is different from the number of balls required to exchange the prize that was originally selected.

  When the counter 4 is configured to inquire about the stock status from the POS terminal 5, a prize is displayed on the display unit 14 of the POS terminal 5 in response to the issuance of a storage medium created by the player specifying a specific cigarette brand. It may be displayed so as to ensure. In this way, it is possible to prevent the problem that the prize of the player who has previously selected the prize is lost because another player exchanges the prize after the receipt 100 is issued until the prize is exchanged. be able to.

The cigarette brand corresponding to the count value of the pachinko balls that the player has inserted into the input unit 8 is preferentially displayed during the counting process, but the cigarette brand A is displayed preferentially in order from the cheapest price. It is good also as a structure.
When the receipt 4 is issued by the counter 4, premium information is transmitted to the POS terminal 5 and a message is displayed based on the premium information. When the premium information on the receipt 100 is read by the POS terminal 5, the camera 15 Although the storage location of the cigarette brand selected by the player is highlighted on the storage location screen 26 on which the latest captured image is displayed, the display methods may be combined in any way, and the display unit 9 and the display unit 14 may display the latest image captured by the camera 15.

If another player selects a cigarette brand with the counter 4 during the prize exchange, the POS terminal 5 does not display the prize information including the cigarette brand selected by the other player, but displays it on the display unit 14. It is good also as a possible structure.
The counter 4 and the POS terminal 5 may be configured to correspond to a storage system, and a card on which the number of pachinko balls stored by the player is recorded can be used to issue a receipt 100 or exchange prizes. You may do it.

The display unit 14 may be directed to the player side of the prize exchange counter, and may be configured to be selectable by the prize exchange counter in exchange for the receipt 100 issued in the normal receipt issuing process in the counter 4. .
In the storage location screen 26, the storage location of the cigarette brand selected by the player is highlighted. However, for example, the frame of the specific display portion X may be highlighted by an arrow, which is roughly considered. It only needs to be highlighted.

  The camera 15 is provided in the POS terminal 5 and the image captured by the camera 15 is displayed on the display unit 14. However, the camera 15 is not provided in the POS terminal 5, for example, storing the tobacco brand selected by the player. The location shelf number may be displayed as a message, or stored as an image (for example, an image created in advance by CG (computer graphics)) that can specify the storage location by an image other than the image captured by the camera 15 You may make it display a place.

Although the POS terminal 5 is provided with the camera 15, the POS terminal 5 may not be provided, and may be provided anywhere as long as the cigarette shelf 16 can be imaged.
When the prize is exchanged by the counter processing, the captured image of the camera 15 is updated. However, the image may be updated by imaging with the camera 15 every predetermined time, and the image may be updated at another predetermined timing. It may be updated.

The management device 6 is provided. However, if the counter 4 and the POS terminal 5 are connected, the management device 6 may not be provided. In this case, the function of the management device 6 is the counter 4 or the POS terminal. 5, the system may be configured by only the counter 4 and the POS terminal 5.
The game medium is not limited to a pachinko ball, and may be a medal or the like.
Exchangeable prizes are not limited to cigarettes, but may be other prizes such as chocolate.
Even when the POS terminal 5 reads a receipt 100 in which no prize information is stored, the storage location screen may be displayed when a prize is displayed according to the operation of the PLU button or the like.

1 is an overall configuration diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention. Perspective view of counting machine Figure showing an example of a receipt Perspective view of cigarette shelf The figure which shows an example of the memory for cigarette setting The figure which shows an example of the PLU setting memory for POS terminals The figure which shows an example of the prize selection screen of a counter The figure which shows an example of the storage place screen of a POS terminal Flow chart showing the counter processing of the counter Flow chart showing free gift exchange process of POS terminal The flowchart which shows the premium information reception processing of the POS terminal

Explanation of symbols

  In the drawings, 1 is a pachinko machine (game machine), 4 is a counter (counting device, counting means, issuing means, counting device, premium selection means), 5 is a POS terminal (exchange device, reading means, display means, exchange device) , Storage means, setting means), 6 is a management device, 15 is a camera (imaging device), and 100 is a receipt (storage medium).

Claims (4)

Counting means having counting means for counting game media acquired by a player playing a game machine, and issuing means for issuing a storage medium storing count information capable of specifying the number of gaming media counted by the counting means Equipment,
A prize for a game hall comprising reading means for reading count information stored in the storage medium and a display device for displaying prizes that can be exchanged for prizes based on the count information read by the reading means. In the exchange system,
The exchange device includes storage means for storing storage information in which a prize is associated with a storage location where the prize is stored,
The display means of the exchange device displays storage location information that can specify a storage location of the prize when displaying a prize that can be exchanged based on the count information read by the reading means from the storage medium. A prize exchange system for a game hall, characterized in that display is performed based on the storage information stored in the storage means. The counting device includes a prize selection means capable of accepting a prize selection operation for the player to select a specific prize,
The issuing means of the counting device stores and issues premium information that can identify the selected prize in the storage medium when a prize selection operation is performed on the prize selecting means,
The storage unit stores the storage location information that can identify the storage location of the corresponding prize when the reading unit reads the premium information from the storage medium. 2. A prize exchange system for a playground according to claim 1, wherein the display is based on information. It has an imaging device that images the storage location of the prize,
The exchange device has setting means for receiving a setting operation for specifying a place where a prize is stored in a storage location image captured by the imaging device,
The storage means stores storage information in which a prize is associated with a place where the prize is stored based on the setting operation received by the setting means,
The display unit of the exchange apparatus may be configured to identify the storage location of a corresponding prize based on storage information stored in the storage unit when the reading unit reads the storage medium. 3. A prize exchange system for a game hall according to claim 1, wherein a storage location image captured by the player is displayed. The counting device provides the exchange device with premium information that can identify the selected premium when a premium selection operation is performed on the premium selection means,
The display means of the exchange device obtains from the counting device during an exchange processing waiting period from when the premium information is obtained from the counting device to when the reading means reads the storage medium storing the premium information. 4. The prize exchange system for a playground according to claim 1, wherein the prize information is displayed.

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