JP5109392B2 - Game information display device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game information display device that is provided corresponding to each game machine such as a pachinko machine installed in a game hall and displays game information of the game machine.

  Conventionally, in the game hall, in order to guide the player's selection of a gaming machine, such as which one to play from a large number of pachinko machines, slot machines, etc. A game information display device for displaying game information of the machine is provided. As this gaming information display device, for example, there is a device called a so-called calling lamp, and this calling lamp is provided above each gaming machine in an island stand where a large number of gaming machines are arranged, and troubles are caused to gaming machines. When a game occurs, it is turned on by a player's operation and has a function to call a store clerk, and collects operating data of the gaming machine and notifies the player of predetermined game information based on the collected operating data. It has the function to do. Therefore, the player selects one gaming machine that is considered to be an excellent machine from among a large number of gaming machines while viewing the gaming information displayed by the calling lamp.

  By the way, in recent gaming machines such as pachinko machines and slot machines, models with a predetermined jackpot probability are the mainstream. Game media (pachinko balls and medals) can be acquired. Therefore, the information related to the big hit is the main game information displayed by the calling lamp provided corresponding to such a gaming machine.

  For example, when the gaming machine is a pachinko machine, three symbol display units for displaying symbols on an image display unit such as a liquid crystal display device are set, and each symbol display unit is set based on the winning of a game ball at the start winning opening. Display a fluctuating display as a pseudo image showing a pattern, character, number, symbol, character, etc. rotating as a symbol, and stop the fluctuating display after a predetermined period of time to match the symbols (hereinafter referred to as slot game). Also called). And when the third symbol stops, if the stop symbol on each symbol display unit matches the jackpot symbol, the game state is shifted to a jackpot game that is extremely valuable to the player. It has become. The jackpot symbol is provided with a specific jackpot symbol and a normal jackpot symbol. If the jackpot symbol is a specific jackpot symbol, the jackpot probability will increase for a specified period after the jackpot game ends. Thus, a transition to a probability variation (probability variation) state that makes it easy to obtain a big hit is made.

  In a big hit game, generally, during a plurality of rounds (for example, the first round to the 16th round), a big prize port called an attacker is converted into a state advantageous to the player in a predetermined manner. Accordingly, the player can acquire a large number of pachinko balls (for example, about 500 to 2000 balls) in one big hit game. The game information displayed by the call lamp provided corresponding to such a pachinko machine is mainly information related to big hits such as the number of big hits and the number of starts (slot times).

More specifically, the information related to jackpots includes, for example, today, the previous day, the number of starts of the previous day, the number of jackpots and the number of probability fluctuations, the number of hits in the past (seven times just before), the number of hits in the past, The number of jackpots, the average number of hits in the past (for two days), and the like are displayed on the game information display section of the calling lamp. The game information display section of the calling lamp is composed of a liquid crystal, a 7-segment LED, a dot matrix LED, etc., and displays game information using numbers, characters, graphs, etc. (see, for example, Patent Document 1, Hereinafter referred to as prior art).
JP 2001-232041 A

  However, such a conventional technique has a problem that only uniform game information can be displayed for gaming machines of different models. That is, for example, the jackpot probability is different for each model, and is generally set to be low if the planned number of game media to be acquired in the jackpot game is large and high if the planned number of game media to be acquired in the jackpot game is small. It has become. In particular, in recent years, gaming machines having a wide variety of specifications have been developed, and the probability of hitting has increased, for example, from 1/50 to 1/500.

  Under such circumstances, even if game information such as the number of big hits and the number of start of big hits is uniformly displayed for gaming machines of different models as in the conventional technology, the player can simply It is not possible to judge that the gaming machine is an excellent machine simply because there are many or only a few hits during the jackpot.

  For example, if a player uses today's jackpot number as a guideline for selecting a gaming machine, in the conventional technology, the number of today's jackpots depends greatly on the operating time of the gaming machine, so the operating hours of the game hall may elapse. The more you do, the more you get. Therefore, even if such a big hit number of today is displayed vaguely, the player cannot judge that the gaming machine is an excellent stand only because the big hit number of today is absolutely large.

  Therefore, step in one step, calculate the actual jackpot probability (today's jackpot number / today's start count) based on today's jackpot count and today's start count, and display this actual jackpot probability to select a gaming machine. Although it can be considered as a guide, as described above, the jackpot probability varies depending on the model and is wide, so even if this actual jackpot probability is simply displayed vaguely, the player Just because the actual hit probability is absolutely high, it cannot be determined that the gaming machine is an excellent stand.

  The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and the object of the present invention is a game capable of displaying highly accurate and reliable game information for all gaming machines of different models. An object is to provide an information display device.

In order to solve such a problem, the gaming information display device of the present invention is provided corresponding to each gaming machine as described in claim 1, and at least a big hit based on the operating data of the gaming machine. and displays a predetermined game information including the number and the start number, display means having a display area for displaying the past jackpot between the start times, a display control means for controlling display of said display means, said game machine Input means for inputting a predetermined big hit probability set in advance ; and calculating means for calculating the number of start times of a big hit that becomes a humor based on the big hit probability inputted by the input means , the display control means is before based on the jackpot probability entered by filling force means comprises a setting means for setting a display mode of said display means, said setting means, the past jackpot between Star The door number, and wherein the displaying the identifiably the display means that the calculating means is that hamari a big hit between the start number of times or more or exceeds consisting calculated.

Further, in the game information display device according to claim 2, in the game information display device according to claim 1, the display means includes a graph display area for displaying a past jackpot start count, and the graph display The graph displayed in the area is a bar graph, and the setting unit changes a display color of a portion of the bar graph that is equal to or greater than the number of start times of the big hit that becomes the humor calculated by the calculation unit .

The game information display device according to claim 3 is set in the game information display device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the jackpot probability input by the input means is not in a probability fluctuation state. The jackpot probability has a low probability, and the display mode of the display means displays the jackpot start count in the probability fluctuation state in an identifiable or excluded manner .

The game information display device according to claim 4 is the game information display device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a predetermined number of groups are assigned in advance to the number of start times between jackpots that becomes the jackpot probability or humiliation. The display mode of the display means is set from among the predetermined number of groups based on the jackpot probability input by the input means or the number of jackpot start times calculated as the summary by the calculation means. The same group is configured to take the same bar graph display mode .

In the first aspect of the present invention, the game information display device includes display means and display control means, and the display means is provided so as to correspond one-to-one with a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine. The display means displays predetermined game information including at least the big hit count and the start count based on the associated operation data of the gaming machine, and the display control means controls the display of the display means. Therefore, the player selects a gaming machine that is considered to be an excellent table with reference to the game information displayed by the game information display device. Note that the number of start times is the total number of lottery games (slot games) for drawing big hits.

And the game information display apparatus of such a structure is provided with the input means, This input means inputs the predetermined jackpot probability preset to the gaming machine. Examples of the input means include an external computer connected to a remote controller or a game information display device. Then, the display control means further comprises a calculating means, the calculating means, based on the jackpot probability input by the input means, for calculating a jackpot between the start times of the hamari. In addition, Hamari is a gaming state that is theoretically not strange even if it is a big hit, and the number of big hits that become a big hit corresponds to the number of big hit starts that exceeds at least the denominator value of the big hit probability, This is the reference number for determining how many times the jackpot start number will be. Examples of the number of hits for hitting the jackpot that are humorous include, for example, the reciprocal of the jackpot probability, twice the reciprocal number, and the like. The data on the number of hits in the past is a very important index for the player to select a gaming machine. The jackpot start count is the total number of starts executed from the jackpot to the next jackpot. The display control means includes setting means for setting the display mode of the display means, and the setting means exceeds or exceeds the past jackpot start count that becomes the humor calculated by the calculation means. Is displayed on the display means in an identifiable manner.

That is, in the gaming information display device of the present invention receives the gaming machine specific jackpot probability provided corresponding, based on the jackpot probability that the input, so that it is possible to provide optimal information to the gaming machine It has become. That is, the game information display device of the present invention can provide different information for each model. Therefore, according to the invention of claim 1 having such a configuration, it is possible to display highly accurate and reliable game information for all the gaming machines of different models, and the player can use a plurality of types of gaming machines. It will be possible to select the best stand from among them.

Further, the invention according to claim 2 is the game information display device according to claim 1, wherein the display means has a graph display area, and a graph showing the number of past big hit starts in the graph display area. indicate. The graph displayed in the graph display area is assumed to be a bar graph, and the setting means changes the display color of the bar graph at a location that is equal to or greater than the number of jackpot start times that is the humor calculated by the calculation means. Therefore, according to this configuration of the invention of claim 2, the effect of the invention according to claim 1, the player, whether those the recreation machine is excellent stand becomes obvious, very easily Excellent It becomes possible to choose the stand.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the game information display device according to the first or second aspect, the jackpot probability input by the input means is a low-probability jackpot set when the probability variation state is not established. and probability, that is, in the gaming information display device of the present invention displays the information based on the jackpot probability of low probability not the probability variation state which is previously set in the game machine.

The probability fluctuation state is a gaming state in which a predetermined condition is established in the game and the jackpot probability has increased for a predetermined period (high probability). These low probability jackpot probability and high probability jackpot probability Is a predetermined set value preset in the gaming machine . And the display mode of a display means displays the number of start of big hits in the probability variation state in an identifiable or excluded manner.

In general, the player does not refer much to the jackpot probability in the probability variation state as a criterion for selecting an excellent stand. Therefore, if the game information display device of the present invention is used, the player can easily select a desired game. You can see the data. According to the invention of claim 3 having such a configuration, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 1 or claim 2 , the player can select an excellent stand without effort.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming information display device according to any one of the first to third aspects, the number of start-ups between jackpots, which is a jackpot probability or humiliation, is divided into a predetermined number of groups and stored in advance. The display mode of the display means is set from among the predetermined number of groups based on the jackpot probability input by the input means or the number of hits between jackpots calculated by the calculation means. The same display mode is adopted.
For example, if each bar graph display mode is different for each pachinko machine with different jackpot probabilities (different models), that is, if there are multiple bar graph display modes, the player will have multiple types of pachinko machines. However, the game information display device of the present invention can take the same display mode even between pachinko machines with slightly different probability of winning. This makes it possible for a player to select an excellent platform without fail.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is an overall front view of the pachinko island stand 1. As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko island stand 1 of the present embodiment has a large number of pachinko machines 2 arranged in the longitudinal direction, and a ball lending machine 3 is arranged on the left side of each pachinko machine 2. Yes. At both ends of the pachinko island stand 1, island decorations 4 and wife plates 5 are provided, and between the island decorations 4 and the wife plates 5, a plate-like counter 6 is formed so as to be located at the lower part of the pachinko machine 2. . In addition, a ball return counting device 9 that issues a receipt that numerically records the number of pachinko balls when the player has returned the pachinko balls acquired by the player is provided in a substantially central portion of the island decoration 4. On the upper part of the pachinko island stand 1, a call lamp 7 is provided so as to correspond to the pachinko machine 2 on a one-to-one basis.

  The calling lamp 7 is turned on by a player's operation to call a store clerk when trouble occurs in the pachinko machine 2, or is automatically turned on to increase the decoration effect when the pachinko machine 2 hits a big hit. In addition to having a function, it also has a function of collecting operation data of the corresponding pachinko machine 2 and notifying a player of predetermined game information based on the collected operation data. The call lamp 7 will be described in detail later.

  Further, in the pachinko island platform 1, a column 8 is provided above the calling lamp 7, and this column 8 is provided so as to be openable and closable with respect to the pachinko island platform 1. It is possible to cope with troubles such as clogging. The pachinko machine 2, the ball lending machine 3, the counter 6, the calling lamp 7 and the column 8 are also provided on the back side surface not shown in the figure. Moreover, although the single figure of the pachinko island stand 1 is shown in the figure, a plurality of pachinko island stands 1 are arranged in substantially parallel in the actual game hall.

  Next, the pachinko machine 2 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is an overall front view of the pachinko machine 2. The pachinko machine 2 is a so-called fever type (digital pachi), and a display unit 10 is provided at a substantially central portion of the game board 20, and the display unit 10 includes a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like. A special symbol display device 16 and a normal symbol display device 18 composed of 7-segment LEDs and the like are integrally provided. Further, below the display unit 10, there are provided a start winning opening (electric tulip) 11 and a large winning opening (attacker) 12 as electric accessories, and operation gates 19 are provided on the left and right sides of the display unit 10. Is provided. In the figure, 14 is a normal winning opening.

  When the pachinko ball wins the start winning opening 11, a predetermined prize ball is given to the player, the pachinko ball is detected by a start winning detection sensor (not shown), and each symbol display unit 21 of the special symbol display device 16, 22 and 23, a special symbol is scroll-displayed, and after a predetermined time, the special symbols of the left symbol display unit 21, the right symbol display unit 23, and the middle symbol display unit 22 are stopped in a predetermined order, and a slot game in which a lottery is drawn is performed. When the special symbol combination that is confirmed and displayed when the special symbol is stopped is a big hit symbol that is determined in advance, the big winning opening (attacker) 12 is electrically controlled by a solenoid (not shown). The big hit game that is opened in a predetermined manner is executed.

  Further, when the pachinko ball passes through the operation gate 19, the pachinko ball is detected by an operation gate detection sensor (not shown), and the normal symbol display device 18 displays the one-digit number symbol as a normal symbol in a variable manner. If the normal symbol that is confirmed and displayed is a predetermined winning symbol, the winning symbol is a winning symbol, and the blades of the start winning opening (electric tulip) 11 are electrically controlled by a solenoid (not shown) so as to be opened for a predetermined time. It has become. In addition, when the pachinko ball wins the normal winning opening 14, a predetermined prize ball is given to the player.

  Here, the jackpot probability and the hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 will be described. First, the jackpot probability is set in advance for each model of the pachinko machine 2, and the set jackpot probability is set in consideration of the specifications of the pachinko machine 2, particularly the planned number of balls in the jackpot game. . The jackpot game is composed of a plurality of rounds (for example, the first round to the sixteenth round), and the expected number of balls in the jackpot game is almost determined depending on how many rounds are set. Therefore, for example, in the case of a model that has 16 rounds of jackpot game, the planned number of balls is 2000, the probability of jackpot is 1/350, and in the case of a model that has 8 rounds of jackpot game The number of appearing balls is 1000, and the probability of hitting is 1/175. Generally, in the pachinko machine 2, the big hit probability is set in the range of 1/50 to 1/500 in most cases.

  In order to set a predetermined big hit probability in the pachinko machine 2, for example, the following is performed. That is, in the microcomputer (not shown) provided in the pachinko machine 2, a big hit counter C1 (for example, 0 to 349) is created on the RAM, and the big hit counter is started from 0 when the power is turned on, and every reset interrupt (for example, 2 msec) It is incremented (added by 1), and when it becomes 350, it is rewritten to 0. Then, the value of the big hit counter at the time when the start winning opening 11 detects the pachinko ball is extracted, and when this value matches a predetermined numerical value (for example, 123), it is determined that the big hit is made. Therefore, in this case, the jackpot probability set in the pachinko machine 2 is 1/350. Of course, this jackpot probability does not create a probability that changes every time, for example, a fortune that does not return the lottery, but every time the start winning slot 11 detects a pachinko ball, A jackpot lottery is performed with a probability of 350, thereby ensuring uniformity and irregularity in the jackpot lottery.

  The hit probability is also set in advance for each model of the pachinko machine 2 in the same manner as the big hit probability described above, and the set hit probability is generally set in a range of 1/2 to 1/4. There are many cases.

  By the way, the big hit symbol is provided with a specific big bonus symbol and a normal big bonus symbol, and the special big bonus symbol is given a more advantageous benefit for the player than the normal big bonus symbol. Yes. In general, in the pachinko machine 2, when a big hit is made with a big bonus symbol, after the big hit game is finished, the time reduction process is executed until the start number (slot game number) reaches a predetermined number of times set in advance. In this short time process, the winning probability is increased, the normal symbol variation time is shortened, the opening time of the start winning opening 11 is extended, and the special symbol variation time (slot game execution time) is shortened. It has become so. Therefore, in this short-time game state (short-time state), pachinko balls are frequently won in the start winning slot 11 and a lot of slot games are consumed in a short time, that is, the number of start times is increased. The chance to win a big hit without reducing your possession increases.

  On the other hand, if a big hit with a specific big win symbol, probability variation (probability change) processing until the next big hit comes after the big hit game ends (until the number of start times reaches a preset number depending on the model) In this probability changing process, the jackpot probability is increased (high probability) in addition to the short-time process. Therefore, in the game state (probability change state) of the probability change process, the player can acquire the next big hit in a short time almost certainly without reducing the number of possessions. In general, winning a big hit in a promiscuous state is called a ream Chang, which is the real thrill of pachinko games. Also, recently, even if it is a big hit with a normal big win symbol, a re-lottery is performed during the big hit game, and it is promoted from a short time to a certain change (the same effect as when a big hit with a specific big win symbol is obtained) There are also models that suddenly change (surprisingly) in the normal gaming state.

  Note that the probability and time of setting change in the time-saving process and the probability change process may be specifically as follows, for example. That is, the big hit probability is raised from 1/350 to 1/70, the hit probability is raised from 1/3 to 9/10, the fluctuation time of the normal symbol is shortened from 30 seconds to 3 seconds, and the fluctuation time of the special symbol Is shortened from 8 seconds to 2 seconds (excluding reach), and the opening time of the start winning opening 11 is extended from 0.2 seconds to 2 seconds.

  Next, the calling lamp 7 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is a front view of the calling lamp 7. The calling lamp 7 is formed on a substantially rectangular base body portion so that a resin-molded translucent cover 25 covers the base body portion. A portion 30 is provided. The data display unit 30 will be described in detail later. A call button 28 and a unit number display unit 29 are provided below the call lamp 7, an upper lamp unit 26 is provided above the call lamp 7, and on the left and right sides of the call lamp 7, A left lamp portion 27a and a right lamp portion 27b are provided.

  The upper lamp unit 26 is automatically turned on when the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform. The lighting conditions of the upper lamp unit 26 will be described later. The left lamp portion 27a and the right lamp portion 27b are turned on when the player operates the call button 28 when a trouble occurs in the pachinko machine 2 or the like. Further, the left lamp portion 27a and the right lamp portion 27b are configured to automatically blink in a predetermined manner even when the gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit, a probable change, or a short time. The upper lamp part 26, the left lamp part 27a, and the right lamp part 27b are provided inside the cover 25 with light emitted from light emitting sources (not shown) such as LEDs and light bulbs attached to the base body part. A large number of irregularities having a saw-tooth cross section make it shine by irregular reflection to the outside.

  Next, the data display unit 30 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a front view of the data display unit 30. The data display unit 30 notifies game information useful to the player based on the operation data of the pachinko machine 2 using numbers, graphs, and the like, and includes a 7-segment LED, a dot matrix LED, and the like. First, 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d provided on the left side of the data display unit 30 is a big hit number display unit composed of two-digit 7-segment LEDs, 31a is today's big hit number, 31b is the previous day's big hit number, 31c displays the number of big hits the day before last. 31d displays the maximum number of jackpots in the past day. 32a, 32b, 32c, and 32d provided in parallel to the right side of the jackpot number display units 31a, 31b, 31c, and 31d are probability variation number display units composed of two-digit 7-segment LEDs. The number of times, 32b indicates the number of times of probability change, and 32c indicates the number of times of probability change the day before. In addition, 32d displays the maximum number of probability changes in the past day. The previous day and the day before the second day are actual business days when the game hall is open.

  33 provided at the upper center of the data display unit 30 is a cumulative start number display unit composed of four-digit 7-segment LEDs. The cumulative start number display unit 33 displays the total number of start times of today. That is, the cumulative start number display section 33 is reset to 0 after the power is turned on, and is incremented by 1 every time a slot game is performed thereafter. Further, 34 provided on the right side of the cumulative start number display unit 33 is a probability variation exclusion start number display unit composed of four-digit 7-segment LEDs. Displays the total number of start times excluding the start number. In other words, the probability variation excluded start number display section 34 is reset to 0 after the power is turned on, and is incremented by 1 every time a slot game is performed in a state other than the probability variation state.

  Reference numeral 35 provided in the approximate center of the data display unit 30 is a graph display unit made up of 10 × 10 dot matrix LEDs. The graph display unit 35 displays the current and past jackpot start counts in a bar graph. . 36 provided on the right side of the graph display unit 35 is a scale display unit made up of 1 × 10 dot matrix LEDs. The scale display unit 36 is a bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 35 when any one of them is lit. This represents the size of one dot (start count).

  37 provided below the graph display unit 35 is a history display unit composed of 3 × 10 dot matrix LEDs, and the history display unit 37 is any one of 0 to 9, 10 to 19, and 20 to 29. Is turned on, and the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 35 indicates the current or how many times the previous jackpot start count has been reached. That is, the bar graph corresponding to 0 of the history display unit 37 indicates the current number of big hits, and 1 to 29 of the history display unit 37 indicate the number of past big hits. Therefore, the bar graph corresponding to 0 of the history display unit 37 is a graph that changes (increases) as the number of start increases until the next big hit comes, and corresponds to 1 to 29 of the history display unit 37. A bar graph is an invariant graph.

  The dot matrix LED constituting the graph display unit 35 is a full color LED, and each LED can develop a desired color. On the other hand, the dot matrix LED constituting the scale display unit 36 and the history display unit 37 is a single color LED, for example, colored in red. Moreover, the display mode of the bar graph which the graph display part 35 shows, and the lighting conditions of the scale display part 36 are mentioned later.

  Reference numerals 38 and 39 provided on the left side of the history display section 37 are a switching button and a probability change exclusion button. The switch button 38 is a button for switching and displaying the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 35 by the player's operation. The history display unit 37 always lights 0-9, and the bar graph is displayed once in the current and past times. The number of start of the jackpot between the last nine hits is displayed. When this switch button 38 is operated once, the history display section 37 lights up 10-19 and the bar graph is displayed from the past 10 to the past 19 times. When the number of hits between jackpots is displayed, and the switching button 38 is further operated once in this state, the history display section 37 lights up 20 to 29 and the bar graph displays the number of starts between jackpots from the past 20 to the past 29. . Then, when the switching button 38 is further operated once from this state, or when a predetermined time has elapsed from the state where the history display portion 37 is turned on 10-19 or 20-29, the history display portion 37 and the bar graph are the first ones. 0-9 are turned on in the history display section 37, and the bar graph displays the current number of times and the number of start of the big hit from the past 1 to the past 9 times.

  The probability change exclusion button 39 is a button for excluding the jackpot start count in the probability variation state from the bar graph shown by the graph display unit 35 by the player's operation, and displaying the bar graph. Can display the number of big hit starts from the past one to the past 29 when the number of big hit starts in the probability variation state is excluded. It should be noted that the bar graph corresponding to 0 in the history display section 37, that is, the current number of big hits is not changed even if the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated.

  When the probability change exclusion button 39 is operated, the button is valid until a predetermined time elapses, and the bar graph shows the past jackpot start counts when the jackpot start count in the probability change state is excluded until the predetermined time elapses. indicate. Accordingly, the player operates the probability change exclusion button 39 and then sequentially operates the switching button 38 to thereby determine the number of jackpot start times from the past one to the past 29 times excluding the number of jackpot start times in the probability change state. I can see. When the effective time of the probability change exclusion button 39 has elapsed, the history display portion 37 and the bar graph are in the initial lighting state (the history display portion 37 lights 0-9, and the bar graph excludes the number of start of jackpots in the probability change state. The current number of times and the past one to the last nine jackpot start times are displayed).

  40 provided on the upper right side of the data display unit 30 is a jackpot probability display unit composed of three-digit 7-segment LEDs. The jackpot probability display unit 40 is a normal (probability variable) preset in the pachinko machine 2. The probability of jackpot in the gaming state (other than) is displayed. The 7-segment LED constituting the jackpot probability display unit 40 displays the numerical value of the denominator of the jackpot probability.

  41 provided below the jackpot probability display section 40 is an actual jackpot probability display section made up of three-digit 7-segment LEDs. This actual jackpot probability display section 41 is displayed by today's jackpot number display section 31a. A value obtained by dividing the current big hit number by the cumulative start number displayed by the cumulative start number display unit 33, that is, the actual big hit probability for today of the pachinko machine 2 is displayed. Therefore, the actual big hit probability displayed by the real big hit probability display unit 41 is a big hit or every time the display of the big hit number display unit 31a or the cumulative start number display unit 33 is updated after the slot game is performed. Change. The 7-segment LED constituting the actual big hit probability display unit 41 displays the numerical value of the denominator of the actual big hit probability.

  42 provided below the actual jackpot probability display section 41 is a probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display section made up of three-digit 7-segment LEDs. The probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display section 42 displays the number of times of today's jackpots. The value obtained by subtracting the number of jackpots in the probability variation state from the number of today's jackpots displayed by the unit 31a is divided by the probability variation exclusion start number displayed by the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 34, ie, the pachinko machine 2 The probability of jackpots other than today's actual probability change state is displayed. Accordingly, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability displayed by the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 is a jackpot other than the probability variation state, or a slot game is performed in a state other than the probability variation state, and today's jackpot number display portion 31a or probability variation exclusion. It changes each time the display of the start number display section 34 is updated. The 7-segment LED constituting the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 displays the numerical value of the denominator of the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability.

  Reference numeral 43 provided below the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display section 42 is a GOOD lamp section that is automatically turned on when the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform. The GOOD lamp section 43 is “GOOD!”. A light-emitting source (not shown) such as an LED or a light bulb faces the back side of the printed translucent cover. The lighting conditions for the GOOD lamp unit 43 will be described later.

  Finally, 44 provided on the lower left side of the data display unit 30 is a scroll display unit made up of dot matrix LEDs, and this scroll display unit 44 provides a timely explanation of the operation and display of the data display unit 30. Scroll with characters in the horizontal direction.

  Next, the control circuit for the call lamp 7 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is a principal block diagram of a control circuit in the calling lamp 7. A control board 50 mainly constituting a control circuit for the call lamp 7 includes a receiving circuit 52, a CPU 53, a ROM 54, a RAM 55, an EEPROM 56, an input circuit 57, an output circuit 58, a power supply circuit 59, and a bus 60 (data bus, The power supply circuit 59 receives electricity from a power source (not shown), and the CPU 53 is based on data and signals acquired via the input circuit 57. A predetermined control program for controlling various circuits and devices connected to the output circuit 58 is executed.

  The ROM 54 is a non-volatile memory that stores a control program executed by the CPU 53, the RAM 55 is a volatile memory that temporarily stores data processed by the CPU 53, and the EEPROM 56 can rewrite the stored contents. Non-volatile memory (flash memory, etc.). Further, the power supply circuit 59 is provided with a power supply monitoring circuit 61 and a reset circuit 62 (power-on reset) as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the relationship between the power supply circuit 59 and the CPU 53. When the voltage (for example, 24V) of the power circuit 59 drops below a predetermined voltage V1 (for example, 12V), the power monitoring circuit 61 sends a power failure signal to the NMI terminal (non-maskable interrupt terminal) of the CPU 53. . That is, the power monitoring circuit 61 sends a power failure signal to the CPU 53 when the power to the calling lamp 7 is cut off due to an unexpected power failure or when the power switch is turned off.

  The reset circuit 62 is connected to the power supply monitoring circuit 61 and is in a state where the voltage of the power supply circuit 59 is still equal to or lower than the predetermined voltage V1 when the power is restored or the power switch is turned on (when the power is turned on). Then, a reset signal is sent to the reset terminal of the CPU 53. On the other hand, when the voltage of the power supply circuit 59 rises above the predetermined voltage V1, the sending of the reset signal is stopped. The CPU 53 is activated when transmission of the reset signal is stopped.

  Here, as described above, the reset circuit 62 sends a reset signal to the reset terminal of the CPU 53 when the power to the calling lamp 7 is cut off. In this case, the reset signal is the power monitoring circuit 61. For example, the input is delayed by several tens of ms (for example, 70 ms) from the power failure signal. Since the CPU 53 still operates normally for several tens of ms, the power-off process shown in FIG. 8 described later is executed during this period. That is, when the power failure signal is received, the CPU 53 stores the predetermined game data developed in the RAM 55 in the EEPROM 56, and then stops the operation when the reset signal is received.

  Returning to FIG. 5, jackpot probability data in a normal (other than probability variation) gaming state preset in the pachinko machine 2 is input to the input circuit 57 from the remote controller 51 operated by a store clerk. In addition to the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2, initial setting and setting change data, or a setting release signal such as date and time data can be input from the remote controller 51. The input data from the remote controller 51 is received wirelessly by the receiving circuit 52 and input from the receiving circuit 52 to the input circuit 57. In particular, the big hit probability data is stored in the EEPROM 56. In addition, the set date and time are held by, for example, a built-in backup battery. Note that the date and time may be set and corrected automatically using a radio timepiece instead of this.

  In addition, the input circuit 57 receives from the pachinko machine 2 a big hit signal sent during operation of the pachinko machine 2 during the big hit state, a probability change signal sent during the probability change state, a time short signal sent during the time reduction state, a slot A start signal or the like sent every time the game is executed is input. The input of these signals may be connected to the external information terminal of the pachinko machine 2 with a harness, and is not limited to the harness connection with the external information terminal, but is lit according to wireless connection or each game state. You may make it input the light of the lamp | ramp provided by the pachinko machine 2 which shows an aspect, and LED light, converting into an electrical signal with a phototransistor etc. Further, these signals may be input once from the pachinko machine 2 to another computer (for example, a hall management computer not shown) and input from this other computer. Further, operation signals from the call button 28, the switching button 38, and the probability change exclusion button 39 operated by the player are input to the input circuit 57, respectively.

  On the other hand, the output circuit 58 includes an upper lamp unit 26, a left lamp unit 27a, a right lamp unit 27b, a big hit number display unit 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d, a probability variation number display unit 32a, 32b, 32c, 32d, and a cumulative start number. Display unit 33, probability variation exclusion start number display unit 34, graph display unit 35, scale display unit 36, history display unit 37, jackpot probability display unit 40, actual jackpot probability display unit 41, probability variation exclusion actual jackpot probability display unit 42, GOOD A lamp unit 43 and a scroll display unit 44 are connected, and these devices are driven and controlled in a predetermined manner by a driver circuit (not shown) based on data and signals acquired from the input circuit 57 described above.

  Here, the data stored in the EEPROM 56 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of game data stored in the EEPROM 56. First, referring to the left table, the jackpot probability is the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 set by the remote controller 51 as described above, and this stores only the denominator. This jackpot probability is rewritten whenever there is an input from the remote controller 51, such as when the model of the pachinko machine 2 is changed. The maximum number of big hits is stored in the same model in the past one day, and is rewritten whenever the maximum record is updated, and is reset to 0 when the big hit probability is changed. The maximum probability variation number is stored in the same model in the past one day, is rewritten every time the maximum record is updated, and is reset to 0 when the jackpot probability is changed.

  Next, referring to the middle table, the history order represents the history of the current and past jackpot start counts, and stores the maximum 99 hit count start counts in the past. As described above, the bar graph shown by the graph display unit 35 displays only the maximum number of hits for the last 29 hits, which is taken into consideration when the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated. . The number of starts in the history order “0” represents the history of the current number of jackpot start times, and a bar graph corresponding to 0 of the history display unit 37 described above is displayed on the graph display unit 35 when the power is turned on (returned). This data stores the current number of jackpot start times stored in the RAM 55 when the power failure signal is received.

  Further, “1” in the probability change indicates that the gaming state is the probability variation state, and “0” in the probability variation indicates that the gaming state is a state other than the probability variation. That is, the number of starts corresponding to probability variation “1” indicates the number of big hits start in the probability variation state, and the number of starts corresponding to probability variation “0” indicates the number of big hits start in the state other than probability variation. Yes. As for these data, when a jackpot signal is input, the start count and probability variation data slide downward in the table and the history order is incremented by one. Therefore, for example, data in the history order “99” is not stored as the number of big hits 100 times before when a big hit signal is input. In this case, the start count and probability change in the history order “0” are reset to “0”, and the start count in the history order “1” is stored as the current jackpot start count stored in the RAM 55. .

  Next, referring to the table on the right, the number of jackpots and the number of chances of change are the sum of the number of jackpots and the number of times of probability change for the day. The number of times displayed on the number-of-times display unit 31a and the probability variation number display unit 32a is stored together with the date. In the date data, the fact that the previous day and the day before the previous day are not continuous indicates that November 15, 2006 was a closed day of the game hall. Also, the number of big hits and the number of chances of change on the previous day and the day before the previous day will be the same as the number of big hits, the number of chances of change and the date data slide downward in the table when the date is changed at power-on (return). The number of times, the number of times of probability change, and date data slide on the previous day, and the number of jackpots, the number of times of probability change, and date data of the previous day slide on the previous day. Therefore, for example, the data of the previous day is not stored as the data of the previous three days if the date is changed when the power is turned on (returned). In this case, today's big hit count, probability variation count and date data are reset to “0”.

  Next, main processing executed by the call lamp 7 configured as described above will be described with reference to the flowcharts in FIG. FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a power shut-off process executed by the control board 50 when the power to the calling lamp 7 is shut off due to, for example, an operation of turning off the power switch or an unexpected power failure. This power shutdown process is executed when a power failure signal is input from the power monitoring circuit 61 to the CPU 53.

  When a power failure signal is input to the NMI terminal of the CPU 53, the CPU 53 first writes necessary game data to the EEPROM 56 among the game data developed in the RAM 55 when the power is shut off in step S10. Save to area. Here, the necessary game data means the current big hit start number corresponding to 0 of the history display unit 37 displayed on the graph display unit 35, the big hit number displayed on the big hit number display unit 31a, and the probability change. This is the number of probability changes displayed on the number display section 32a and today's date data. As shown in FIG. 7, the current jackpot start count is stored in the start count area of history order “0”, and the jackpot count, probability change count, and date data are stored in the date “Today” area, respectively. Remembered. Of the data stored in the EEPROM 56 shown in FIG. 7, the jackpot probability, the maximum jackpot count, the maximum probability variation count, the past jackpot start counts in the history order “1” to “99”, and the history orders “0” to “0” The probability variation state of “99”, the previous day, the number of jackpots of the previous day, the probability variation number and date data are not stored here.

  When the processing of step S10 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S12 and prohibits access to the RAM 55, and then enters an infinite loop. When the reset signal from the reset circuit 62 is received at the reset terminal, the CPU 53 completely stops its operation, thereby ending the power shut-off process.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a power-on process executed by the control board 50 when power is turned on (power-on reset) to the calling lamp 7 by turning on the power switch or returning from a power failure. When this power-on process is started, the CPU 53 first sets the RAM 55 in an accessible state in step S20. Then, the process proceeds to step S22, and the CPU 53 executes an initialization process. In this initialization process, for example, a specified address is set in a stack pointer or I / O, or an initial value is set in a work area (for example, a counter, a buffer, or a pointer) of the RAM 55.

  In step S24, the CPU 53 refers to whether or not the date has been changed here, that is, the date stored in the EEPROM 56, and whether or not the referenced date is earlier than the current date. judge. If the date has not been changed and it is determined NO in step S24, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S36 and executes display setting processing. This display setting process will be described later. On the other hand, if the date has been changed and it is determined as YES in step S24, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S26 and executes date change processing.

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the date changing process executed by the control board 50. When the date changing process is started, the CPU 53 first slides the data of the number of jackpots stored in the EEPROM 56 for one day in step S28. In other words, today's jackpot number is stored in the previous day, the previous day's jackpot number is stored in the previous day's area, and the previous day's jackpot number is deleted. Note that “0” is stored in the area of the number of big hits of today.

  When the process of step S28 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S30, and similarly slides the data of the probability variation number stored in the EEPROM 56 for one day. That is, the probability variation number of today is stored in the previous day, the probability variation number of the previous day is stored in the area of the previous day, and the probability variation number of the previous day is deleted. It should be noted that “0” is stored in the area of the number of times of probability change for today.

  When the process of step S30 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S32 and similarly slides the date data stored in the EEPROM 56 for one day. That is, today's date data is stored in the previous day, the previous day's date data is stored in the previous day's area, and the previous day's date data is deleted. Note that “0” is stored in the date data area of today. Then, when the process of step S32 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the date changing process.

  Returning to FIG. 9, when the date change process in step S26 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S36 and executes the display setting process. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing display setting processing executed by the control board 50. This display setting process is a process of setting game data to be displayed mainly on the data display unit 30 of the call lamp 7 after the power is supplied to the call lamp 7. When this display setting process is started, the CPU 53 first sets data of the number of big hits to be displayed on the big number of hits display units 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d in step S40. This is done by the CPU 53 reading out the maximum jackpot number stored in the EEPROM 56, today, the previous day, and the previous day's jackpot number and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55.

  Next, proceeding to step S42, the CPU 53 sets data of the number of probability changes to be displayed on the probability variation number display sections 32a, 32b, 32c, and 32d. This is done by the CPU 53 reading out the maximum number of times of change of probability stored in the EEPROM 56, the number of times of change of probability of the present day, the previous day, and the day before the previous day and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55. Next, in step S44, the CPU 53 sets “0” in the predetermined storage area of the RAM 55 as data of the cumulative start number to be displayed on the cumulative start number display unit 33. Next, in step S46, the CPU 53 sets “0” in the predetermined storage area of the RAM 55 as data of the probability variation exclusion start number to be displayed on the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 34.

  In step S48, the CPU 53 performs a scale setting process to set the size of one dot of the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 35. That is, in this processing, which of the 10 LEDs of the scale display unit 36 is to be lit is set. FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the scale setting process executed by the control board 50. When the scale setting process is started, first, in step S50, the CPU 53 determines the number of hits between big hits (hereinafter referred to as the number of hits for start up) based on the big hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 stored in the EEPROM 56. Say). This number of start times for the pachinko machine 2 is a reference number for determining how many times the number of start times for the big hit is, and in the present embodiment, this number of start times is This will be described as the reciprocal of the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2. For example, in the pachinko machine 2 with a jackpot probability of 1/250, the number of humali starts is 250 times.

  When the process of step S50 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S52, and determines to which group the number of hammer start calculated in step S50 belongs. Here, this group will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of grouping created based on the number of humal starts (big hit probability).

  Referring to FIG. 13, 10 types A to J are set in the group column, and the range of the big hit probability for each group A to J is shown in the big hit probability column. In addition, in the column of the number of hits between jackpots that will be struck, the range of the reciprocal of the jackpot probability is shown for each of the groups A to J, and in the column of the average number of times, a slap for each group A to J is shown. The average value of the number of starts for the jackpot is shown. In addition, in the column of the average number of times of group A and group J, it is not the average value of the number of start times of the big hit that becomes a humor, but this is that the big hit probability of the actual pachinko machine 2 is almost 1/50 to 1 This is due to the fact that it is set within the range of / 500. In the bar graph maximum value column, a value twice the average number is shown as the maximum value that can be displayed by the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 for each of the groups A to J. The reason for this will be described later. In the scale lighting column, LEDs to be lit among the ten LEDs of the scale display unit 36 are shown for each of the groups A to J, and this is set based on the maximum value of the bar graph. Note that these 10 types of group data A to J shown in FIG. 13 are stored in the ROM 54 in advance.

  Returning to FIG. 12, therefore, in step S52, the CPU 53 refers to the ten types of group data A to J shown in FIG. Determine which group 2 belongs to. Similarly, the CPU 53 determines the maximum value that can be displayed by the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 in the process of step S54, and proceeds to step S56, where any of the ten LEDs of the scale display unit 36 is selected. Set whether to light up. This is done by the CPU 53 reading the scale lighting data of the corresponding group stored in the ROM 54 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55. When the process in step S56 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the scale setting process.

  Returning to FIG. 11, when the scale setting process of step S <b> 48 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S <b> 68, performs the graph setting process, and sets the display mode of the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 35. In other words, in this process, settings are made so that the display of each bar graph is displayed in a predetermined display color based on the history of the current and past jackpot start counts and the number of humal starts (hit probability). FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a graph setting process executed by the control board 50. When the graph setting process is started, the CPU 53 first displays a bar graph on the graph display unit 35 with reference to the current and past jackpot start counts and probability change data (see FIG. 7) in step S70. Set the data for This is done by the CPU 53 reading the jackpot start count and probability variation data in the history order “0” to “9” stored in the EEPROM 56 and loading them into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55.

  When the processing of step S70 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S72, and refers to the data of the corresponding group stored in the ROM 54 (see FIG. 13), and the average number of start of the big hit that becomes humorous To decide. Then, the process proceeds to step S74, and the CPU 53 determines that the game state is data of the probability change among the data of each bar graph (10 bar graphs) set in step S70 based on the average number of times determined in step S72. In the remaining data, the portion corresponding to the average number of times or less of the bar graph is set to white, and the portion corresponding to the average number of times is set to red. Then, the process proceeds to step S76, where the CPU 53 selects bar graph data whose game state is probabilistic among the data of each bar graph set in step S70, and sets the bar graph of the selected data to blue. The processes in step S74 and step S76 are performed by adding color data to the data for displaying the bar graph loaded in the RAM 55 in step S70. Then, when the process of step S76 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the graph setting process.

  Returning to FIG. 11, when the graph setting process of step S68 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S88, where it is determined whether the bar graph indicated by the graph display unit 35 is the current or how many times the big hit start number. Set history to show. In other words, in the processing here, among the three rows of LEDs of 0 to 9, 10 to 19, and 20 to 29 of the history display unit 37, settings are made so that the LEDs of 0 to 9 are lit. When the process of step S88 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S90, and sets the big hit probability data to be displayed on the big hit probability display unit 40 here. This is done by the CPU 53 reading the jackpot probability stored in the EEPROM 56 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55.

  When the processing of step S90 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S92 and sets “000” as a data of the actual big hit probability displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 41 in a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55. This is based on the fact that today's jackpot count and cumulative start count are both 0 when power is turned on for the call lamp 7. Next, in step S112, the CPU 53 sets “000” in the predetermined storage area of the RAM 55 in the same manner as described above as data of the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability displayed on the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42. To do. This is based on the fact that today's jackpot count, the jackpot count in the probability variation state, and the probability variation exclusion start count are all 0 when the call lamp 7 is turned on.

  When the processing of step S112 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S132, where the setting is made to turn off the GOOD lamp unit 43 that automatically turns on when it is an excellent platform, and then proceeds to step S152. In the same manner as described above, the upper lamp unit 26 that is automatically turned on when it is an excellent stand is set to turn off. This is based on the fact that today's jackpot count, the jackpot count in the probability variation state, the cumulative start count, and the probability variation exclusion start count are all 0 when the call lamp 7 is powered on.

  When the process of step S152 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S172, and sets predetermined character information (for example, “Thank you for your visit. . This is done by reading the data for the scroll display unit 44 stored in the ROM 54 and loading it into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55. When the process of step S172 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the display setting process, that is, ends the power-on process. The CPU 53 drives the driver circuit (not shown) via the output circuit 58 based on the data set in the display setting process, thereby turning on the LED of the call lamp 7 and the light bulb. An initial display after the power of the calling lamp 7 is turned on is displayed.

  Next, a process executed by the control board 50 of the calling lamp 7 when the pachinko machine 2 is operating will be described. FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the in-game processing executed by the control board 50. This in-game process is repeatedly executed every time there is a timer interrupt (for example, every 4 ms) until the above-described power-off process is executed, that is, until the CPU 53 receives a power failure signal. When the in-game process is started, the CPU 53 first performs a GOOD lamp part lighting process for determining whether or not the GOOD lamp part 43 is lit in step S180.

  FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the GOOD lamp unit lighting process executed by the control board 50. When the GOOD lamp section lighting process is started, the CPU 53 first displays the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability value displayed on the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display section 42 on the jackpot probability display section 40 in step S182. It is determined whether or not it is greater than the value of the big hit probability. If YES is determined in step S182, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S186 and performs a process of lighting the GOOD lamp unit 43.

  On the other hand, if NO is determined in step S182, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S184, where the actual big hit probability value displayed on the real big hit probability display unit 41 is displayed on the big hit probability display unit 40. It is determined whether or not the jackpot probability is greater than the value. If YES is determined in step S184, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S186 and performs a process of lighting the GOOD lamp unit 43. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to Step S188, and scrolls and displays predetermined character information (for example, “GOOD lamp section is lit! Excellent stand”) displayed on the scroll display section 44 when the GOOD lamp section 43 is lit. This scroll display is performed in accordance with the scroll display setting (see FIG. 11) in step S172. On the other hand, when NO or step S188 is completed in step S184, CPU 53 ends the GOOD lamp unit lighting process.

  That is, in this GOOD lamp section lighting process, the pachinko machine 2 is operated and a big hit or a slot game is performed (a big hit process in step S202 and a start process in step S240 described later are performed) every moment. The GOOD lamp unit 43 is lit when the probability change excluded actual jackpot probability or the value of the actual jackpot probability that changes is equal to or greater than the jackpot probability preset in the pachinko machine 2. And when this GOOD lamp part 43 lights, the scroll display part 44 will scroll-display that the said pachinko machine 2 is an excellent stand.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the GOOD lamp part lighting process in step S180 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S190 and performs the upper lamp part lighting process for determining whether or not the upper lamp part 26 is to be turned on. . FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the upper lamp unit lighting process executed by the control board 50. When the upper lamp section lighting process is started, first, in step S192, the CPU 53 determines whether or not the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability value is equal to or larger than the big hit probability value in the same manner as in step S182. . If YES is determined in step S192, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S196 and performs a process of lighting the upper lamp unit 26 in purple. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S197, where predetermined character information to be displayed on the scroll display unit 44 when the upper lamp unit 26 is lit purple (for example, “the upper lamp unit is lit purple! It is the best stand”). Scroll the display.

  On the other hand, if NO is determined in step S192, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S194 to determine whether or not the actual big hit probability value is equal to or larger than the big hit probability value as in step S184. To do. If YES is determined in step S194, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S198 and performs a process of lighting the upper lamp unit 26 in red. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S199, where predetermined character information to be displayed on the scroll display unit 44 when the upper lamp unit 26 is lit red (for example, “the upper lamp unit is lit red! It is an excellent platform”). Scroll display. In addition, the scroll display of step S197 and step S199 is performed according to the scroll display part setting (refer FIG. 11) of step S172 mentioned above. On the other hand, if NO in step S194, the process of step S197 or step S199 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the upper lamp unit lighting process.

  That is, in this upper lamp part lighting process, the pachinko machine 2 is operated and a big hit or a slot game is performed as in the above-described GOOD lamp part lighting process (a big hit process and a step in step S202 described later). When the start process of S240 is performed and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability or the actual jackpot probability that changes every moment or the value of the jackpot probability set in advance in the pachinko machine 2 is greater than or equal to the preset jackpot probability, the upper lamp unit 26 is turned on. It is supposed to be. Here, the upper lamp portion 26 is lit in purple when the probability change exclusion actual jackpot probability is greater than or equal to the jackpot probability, and red when the actual jackpot probability is greater than or equal to the jackpot probability. This is because it is informed that the one where the upper lamp portion 26 lights in purple is an excellent stand. When the upper lamp unit 26 is lit, the scroll display unit 44 scrolls and displays that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the upper lamp unit lighting process in step S <b> 190 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S <b> 202 and executes the jackpot process here. This big hit process is executed by inputting a big hit signal indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in the big hit state to the control board 50. FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the jackpot process executed by the control board 50. When the big hit processing is started, the CPU 53 first updates the number of times displayed in today's big hit number 31a in step S204. This is performed by adding and displaying the number of times currently displayed in today's jackpot number 31a. Next, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S206, and determines whether or not the number of today's jackpots updated in step S204 exceeds the maximum number of jackpots of the past day. If YES is determined in step S206, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S208 and updates the number displayed in the maximum jackpot number 31d. This is to update (add 1) the data of the maximum jackpot number stored in the EEPROM 56 (see FIG. 7), and display it by adding once to the number currently displayed in the maximum jackpot number 31d. To do.

  On the other hand, when the process of NO or step S208 is completed in step S206, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S210 and slides the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 35 to the right by one. This is because the history number “1” to “99” stored in the EEPROM 56 and the probability variation data (see FIG. 7) of the history order “0” to “99” are slid downward to change the history order to 1. The number of starts from the previous big hit stored in the RAM 55 to the present time (the number of starts for the big hit) is set to the number of starts in the history order “1”. At this time, 0 is set as the number of jackpot start times stored in the RAM 55. The display of the bar graph of the number of hits for the big hit this time is performed in accordance with the above graph setting process (see FIG. 14).

  When the processing of step S210 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S211 and sets 0 in the history count “0” start count and probability variation data in the EEPROM 56 (see FIG. 7). Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S211, and updates the value displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 41 based on the fact that the number of today's big hits is updated. Specifically, a value obtained by dividing the updated number of today's big hits by the cumulative start number displayed on the cumulative start number display unit 33 when the big hit occurs is displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 41. .

  When the process of step S212 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S213, and determines whether or not the current big hit is a big hit in the probability variation state. If NO is determined in step S213, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S214 to display the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 based on the fact that the current jackpot is not a jackpot in the probability variation state. Update the displayed value. Specifically, the probability variation exclusion start count displayed by the probability variation exclusion start count display unit 34 at the time when the jackpot occurs is a value obtained by subtracting the jackpot count in today's probability change state from the updated today jackpot count. The value divided by is displayed on the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display section 42.

  On the other hand, when the processing of YES or step S214 is completed in step S213, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S219 to notify the outside that the pachinko machine 2 is in the big hit state while the big hit signal is input. Therefore, the left lamp part 27a and the right lamp part 27b are blinked in a predetermined manner. Then, the process goes to step S220, and the CPU 53 scrolls and displays predetermined character information (for example, “big hit! Congratulations”) displayed on the scroll display unit 44 at the time of the big hit. This scroll display is performed in accordance with the scroll display setting (see FIG. 11) in step S172. Then, when the process of step S220 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the jackpot process.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the big hit process of step S202 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S222 and next executes a probability change process. This probability variation process is executed by inputting a probability variation signal indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in a probability variation state to the control board 50. FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the probability changing process executed by the control board 50. When the probability changing process is started, the CPU 53 first sets 1 to the probability changing data in the history order “0” stored in the EEPROM 56 in step S224.

  And CPU53 transfers to step S226 and updates the frequency | count currently displayed on today's probability change frequency display part 32a here. This is performed by adding one time to the number of times currently displayed on the current probability display unit 32a and displaying it. Next, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S228, and determines whether or not the number of today's certainty changes updated in step S226 has exceeded the maximum number of times of certainty changes in the past day. If YES is determined in step S228, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S230 and updates the number of times displayed on the maximum probability variation number display unit 32d. This updates (adds 1) the data of the maximum probability variation stored in the EEPROM 56 (see FIG. 7) and adds it once to the number currently displayed in the maximum probability variation display section 32d. To do.

  On the other hand, when the process of NO or step S230 is completed in step S228, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S232 and notifies the outside that the pachinko machine 2 is in the state of probability variation while the probability variation signal is being input. Therefore, the left lamp part 27a and the right lamp part 27b are blinked in a predetermined manner. This blinking mode is a mode different from that in the big hit state described above. Then, the process proceeds to step S234, and the CPU 53 scrolls and displays predetermined character information (for example, “probability change entry! Done”) displayed on the scroll display unit 44 at the time of probability change. This scroll display is performed in accordance with the scroll display setting (see FIG. 11) in step S172. Then, when the process of step S234 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the probability changing process.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the probability changing process in step S <b> 222 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S <b> 238 and executes the time-saving process. This time reduction process is executed by inputting a time reduction signal indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is in a time reduction state to the control board 50. When the time shortening process is executed, the CPU 53 notifies the outside of the pachinko machine 2 in the time shortening state while the time shortening signal is being input. Blink in the manner of This blinking mode is a mode different from that in the big hit state and the probability variation state.

  When the time reduction process in step S238 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S240 and performs a start process here. This start process is executed when a start signal indicating that the slot game has been executed in the pachinko machine 2 is input to the control board 50. FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing a start process executed by the control board 50. When this start process is started, the CPU 53 first determines in step S242 whether or not the gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 is certain. If NO is determined in step S242, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S244, where the probability variation exclusion start count displayed on the probability variation exclusion start count display unit 34 is added once and displayed. To do. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S246 and updates the value displayed on the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display unit 42 based on the update of the probability variation excluded start count. Specifically, a value obtained by subtracting the number of big hits in today's probability change state from the number of today's big hits is displayed on the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display section 42 by dividing the updated number of probability change exclusion start times.

  On the other hand, when NO or step S245 is completed in step S242, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S246, where the cumulative start number displayed on the cumulative start number display unit 33 is added once and displayed. To do. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S247 and updates the value displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 41 based on the update of the cumulative start number. Specifically, a value obtained by dividing today's big hit number by the updated cumulative number of start times is displayed on the actual big hit probability display unit 41. Then, when the process of step S247 is completed, the CPU 53 ends this start process.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the start process of step S240 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S248 and executes the switching button operation process here. This switching button operation process is executed when the player operates the switching button 38. FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing a switching button operation process executed by the control board 50. When the switching button operation process is started, first, in step S250, the CPU 53 turns off 0 to 9 in the history display section 37 based on the player operating the switching button 38 once. Turn on -19. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S251, and the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 35 corresponds to 10-19 of the history display unit 37 based on the fact that 10-19 of the history display unit 37 is turned on. Is displayed. Note that the process of step S251 is performed in accordance with the above-described graph setting process (see FIG. 14).

  When the process of step S251 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S253, where predetermined character information (for example, “current bar graph is displayed in the past 10 to 10) displayed on the scroll display unit 44 when the switching button 38 is operated once. 19) The number of big hit starts is displayed. This scroll display is performed in accordance with the scroll display setting (see FIG. 11) in step S172. Then, when the processing of step S253 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S254, where a predetermined time (for example, 1 minute) has elapsed since the switching button 38 was operated once, without being operated thereafter. Determine whether or not. If NO is determined in step S254, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S256 to determine whether or not the player has operated the switching button 38 for the second time.

  If NO is determined in step S256, the CPU 53 thereafter repeats the processes of step S254 and step S256 until it is determined YES in step S254 or step S256. If the CPU 53 determines YES in step S254, the process proceeds to step S264 described later. On the other hand, if the CPU 53 determines YES in step S256, the process proceeds to step S257, and the history display unit 37 turns off 10-19 and lights 20-29. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S258, and switches and displays the bar graph to be displayed on the graph display unit 35 so as to correspond to 20 to 29 of the history display unit 37 in the same manner as the process of step S251 described above.

  When the processing of step S258 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S260, and the CPU 53 performs predetermined character information to be displayed on the scroll display unit 44 when the switching button 38 is operated twice, similarly to the processing of step S253 described above. (For example, “Currently, the bar graph displays the number of start of the big hit between the past 20 to 29 times”). When the process of step S260 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S261, and the switch button 38 is operated twice after the switch button 38 is operated in the same manner as the process of step S254 described above. It is determined whether time (for example, 1 minute) has elapsed. If NO is determined in step S261, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S262, and determines whether or not the player has operated the switching button 38 for the third time.

  If NO is determined in step S262, the CPU 53 thereafter repeats the processes in steps S261 and S262 until YES is determined in step S261 or step S262. If the CPU 53 determines YES in step S261 or YES in step S262 (in addition, if YES is determined in step S254), the process proceeds to step S264, and the history display unit 37 sets 20 to 20 29 is turned off and 0 to 9 are turned on. Then, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S265, and switches and displays the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 35 so as to correspond to 0 to 9 of the history display unit 37 in the same manner as the processing of step S251 and step S258 described above. .

  Then, the process proceeds to step S267, and the CPU 53 performs predetermined character information (for example, “current”) displayed on the scroll display unit 44 at the normal time when the switch button 38 is not operated, in the same manner as the processes in steps S253 and S260 described above. , The bar graph displays the current and 1-9 past jackpot start counts ”). That is, in this state, the display states of the history display unit 37 and the graph display unit 35 have returned to the display state before the switching button 38 is operated. Then, when the process of step S267 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the switching button operation process. In other words, in this switching button operation process, when the switching button 38 is operated once, the data is based on the current and the number of jackpot start times from the past 1 to 9 to the past 10 to 19, and then the second operation within a predetermined time. , The data based on the number of start of the jackpot between the past 10-19 to the past 20-29, and then the third operation within a predetermined time after that, the past 20-29 to the present and the past 1-9 hit The display is switched to data based on the number of start times.

Returning to FIG. 15, when the switching button operation processing in step S248 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S268 and next executes the probability variation exclusion button operation processing. This probability change exclusion button operation process is executed when the player operates the probability change exclusion button 39. FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a probability variation exclusion button operation process executed by the control board 50. When the probability variation exclusion button operation process is started, first, in step S270, the CPU 53 stores the data on the number of starts for the big hit in the history order “0” stored in the EEPROM 56,
Out of the data of the number of jackpot start times in the history order “1” to “99”, data excluding the number of jackpot start times corresponding to the probability change “1” indicating that the gaming state is the probability variation state is read, and the RAM 55 Load into a predetermined storage area. It should be noted that the data of the number of starts for the jackpot between the history orders “1” to “99” is loaded into the RAM 55 from the lowest number in the history order.

  When the process of step S270 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S271, where predetermined character information (for example, “current bar graph is a big hit excluding the probability change) displayed on the scroll display unit 44 when the probability change exclusion button 39 is operated. ”Is displayed in a scrolling manner. This scroll display is performed in accordance with the scroll display setting (see FIG. 11) in step S172. When the processing of step S271 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S272, where the switching button operation processing (described above) is performed based on the data of the number of hits for big hits excluding the probability change set in step S270. (See FIG. 21). Immediately after operating the probability change exclusion button 39, the history display unit 37 is lit from 0 to 9, and the bar graph displayed on the graph display unit 35 is the past 1-9 times excluding the current jackpot start count and the probability change. The number of starts for the jackpot is displayed. That is, the bar graph indicating the current number of big hits corresponding to 0 in the history display section 37 is not changed even if the probability change exclusion button 39 is operated, regardless of whether or not the gaming state is the probability change state.

  Then, when the process of step S272 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S274, and a predetermined time (for example, 3 minutes) has elapsed since the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated once here without being operated thereafter. It is determined whether or not. If NO is determined in step S274, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S272 and thereafter repeats the process of step S272 until YES is determined in step S274. If the CPU 53 determines YES in step S274, the process proceeds to step S276. In step S276, the CPU 53 executes a process of returning the RAM 55 to the data of the number of hits for the big hits that does not exclude the original probability change. Then, when the process of step S276 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the probability variation exclusion button operation process.

  That is, in this probability variation exclusion button operation process, when the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated once, the switching button operation based on the data of the number of start of jackpots excluding the probability variation until the effective time of the probability variation exclusion button 39 elapses. The process is executed (except for the current jackpot start count). In the process of step S276, the data of the number of big hits in the history order “1” to “9” stored in the EEPROM 56 is read and loaded into a predetermined storage area of the RAM 55. As a result, when the valid time of the probability change exclusion button 39 has elapsed, the history display portion 37 lights 0-9, and the bar graph displayed on the graph display portion 35 starts between the current and past 1-9 jackpots including the probability change. The number of times is displayed.

  Returning to FIG. 15, when the probability variation exclusion button operation process in step S268 is completed, the CPU 53 proceeds to step S288 and executes the call button operation process. This call button operation processing is executed when the player operates the call button 28, and the left lamp portion 27a and the right lamp portion 27b are turned on by this operation. Then, when the call button operation process in step S288 is completed, the CPU 53 ends the in-game process.

  Next, a process that is executed by the control board 50 when jackpot probability data is input from the remote controller 51 to the calling lamp 7 will be described. FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing a jackpot probability setting process executed by the control board 50. When the big hit probability setting process is started, the CPU 53 first updates the big hit probability (see FIG. 7) stored in the EEPROM 56 to the big hit probability inputted from the remote controller 51 in step S302. Then, the process proceeds to step S304, where the CPU 53 determines the maximum number of big hits, the maximum number of times of change of accuracy, the number of start times of history order “0” to “99” and the data of the change of probability stored on the EEPROM 56, the day before, the day before, 0 is set to the value of the number of big hits and the number of probability changes. That is, these data are reset when the jackpot probability is changed. With this jackpot probability setting process, the call button 28 then executes display processes such as the above-described display setting process (see FIG. 11) and in-game process (see FIG. 15) based on the newly set jackpot probability. Will be.

  Next, a specific display mode of the data display unit 30 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 24 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 immediately after the jackpot probability is set. When the model of the pachinko machine 2 is changed due to replacement of a new machine or the like at the amusement hall, a store clerk sets a jackpot probability of the new pachinko machine 2 to the calling lamp 7 by the remote controller 51 before opening the store. After setting the jackpot probability, when the power is turned on again (the power is turned off and then turned on again immediately), a power-on process (see FIG. 9) is executed, as shown in FIG. The jackpot probability display section 40 displays the jackpot probability 1/314 of the pachinko machine 2, the jackpot count display sections 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d, the probability variation count display sections 32a, 32b, 32c, 32d, and the cumulative start count display. The unit 33 and the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 34 display 0, the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 and the probability variation exclusion actual jackpot probability display unit 42 display 1/000, and the scroll display unit 44 displays The character information at the time of opening the store is scroll-displayed, and the GOOD lamp unit 43 is turned off (the upper lamp unit 26 is also turned off in the same manner).

  When the jackpot probability is set, the history display section 37 lights 0-9, and the scale display section 36 lights the group F scale × 60 based on the jackpot probability and can display a bar graph. The maximum value is set to 600 (see FIG. 13). In this case, for the 10 dots constituting one bar graph, if the number of starts for the big hit is in the range of 1 to 60, one dot is lit, and the number of starts for the big hit is in the range of 61 to 120. If so, two dots are lit. When all 10 dots are lit, the big hit start count is 541 or more. Further, in the case of this group F, the number of start-ups for big hits that are humorous is 300.

  Now, assume that a predetermined period has elapsed after the jackpot probability is set, game data is accumulated by the operation of the pachinko machine 2, and the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. It is assumed that the game data stored in the EEPROM 56 at this time is as shown in FIG. FIG. 25 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 in a normal state (a state in which the switching button 38 and the probability variation exclusion button 39 are not operated). FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the game data. In the state where the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. 25, the bar graph corresponding to 0 of the history display unit 37 displayed on the graph display unit 35, that is, the current jackpot start count is 127. This is stored in the RAM 55.

  In FIG. 25, the jackpot probability display section 40 is 1/314, today's jackpot count display section 31a is 13, the previous day jackpot count display section 31b is 7, and the jackpot count display section 31c the day before is 21, 38 for the maximum jackpot number display portion 31d, 6 for the current probability change count display portion 32a, 5 for the previous probability change count display portion 32b, 13 for the previous most probable change count display portion 32c, and 13 for the maximum probability change count. 25 is displayed on the display unit 32d, and x60 is lit on the scale display unit 36.

  The history display unit 37 is lit from 0 to 9, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 indicates the past corresponding to the current jackpot start number stored in the RAM 55 and the history order “1” to “9” of the EEPROM 56. The number of start of the big hit from 1 to the past 9 is displayed. However, it is assumed that the probability variation exclusion button 39 is not valid in this state. The number of big hits indicated by this bar graph is 127, 157, 58, 69, 1535, 113, 41, 23, 6, 35 in the order of the past 1 to the past 9 (see FIG. 26). It is only 1535 of the past four times that exceeds the number of big hits starting 300. Therefore, in the bar graph indicating 1535, the portion exceeding 300 is displayed in red, and the portion below 300 is displayed in white.

  Also, among the bar graphs of the past 1 to the past 9 times, the bar graphs whose game state is probable are the past 2 times 58, the past 3 times 69, the past 7 times 23, the past 8 times 6 and the past 9 Since the number of times is 35 (the number of start times corresponding to 1 in the probability variation data of history order “0” to “9” in FIG. 26), the bar graph indicating these is displayed in blue regardless of the number of start times of jackpot. Of the bar graphs from the past 1 to the past 9 times, the bar graphs indicating the current 127, the past 1 157, the past 5 times 113, and the past 6 times 41 are 300 or less and are displayed in white. Is done.

  Therefore, 3464 is displayed in the cumulative start number display section 33 that displays the cumulative number of start times of today, and the probability variation excluded start number that displays the cumulative number of start times excluding the start number in today's probability variation state. 3201 is displayed on the display unit 34. Since 3464 displayed by the cumulative start number display unit 33 is 13 in today's jackpot number display unit 31a, the value obtained by integrating the number of start times in the order of history “1” to “13” in FIG. In addition, the current jackpot start number 127 may be added. Further, 3201 displayed on the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 34 is 13 on the display of today's jackpot number display unit 31a, 6 on the display of the certain number of times change display unit 32a today, and the current gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 26 is not a probability change (the probability variation data of the history order “0” in FIG. 26 is 0). Therefore, the current number is added to the value obtained by integrating the start counts of the history orders “1” to “13” in FIG. The number of start times 127 of the jackpot is added, and the start counts of the history orders “2”, “3”, “7”, “8”, “9”, “13” which become the start counts in the probability variation (history order in FIG. 26) Of “1” to “13”, the start count corresponding to the probability variation data corresponding to 1 may be subtracted (if the current gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 is certain, the current jackpot The number of start 127 is added 26, it is assumed that the start count of today of the pachinko machine 2 starts from 0 in the history order “13”, and the history order “13” is the probability variation data. Therefore, the number of starts today is a start with certainty from the beginning, but these are for ease of explanation and are different from the actual, and the same applies to the following explanation).

  Here, 1/266 is displayed in the actual jackpot probability display section 41 that displays the actual jackpot probability of the present day, and the probability change excluded actual jackpot probability display that displays the jackpot probability other than the actual probability change state of the present day is displayed. In the part 42, 1/457 is displayed. 1/266 displayed by the actual big hit probability display unit 41 is calculated as 13/3464 because the display of today's big hit number display unit 31a is 13 and the display of the cumulative start number display unit 33 is 3464. . In addition, 1/457 displayed by the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 indicates that the display of today's jackpot number display unit 31a is 13, the display of today's probability change number display unit 32a is 6, and the current pachinko machine 2 Since the display of the probability variation exclusion start number display unit 34 is 3201, the calculation state is calculated as (13-6) / 3201 (assuming that the current gaming state of the pachinko machine 2 is definitely variable). In some cases, it is calculated by (13-6 + 1) / (3201-127)).

  And the display of the actual big hit probability display unit 41 is 1/266, which is larger than 1/314 displayed by the big hit probability display unit 40, that is, the actual big hit probability display value is set in the pachinko machine 2. Therefore, the GOOD lamp unit 43 is turned on to notify that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent stand. Further, in this case, the display of the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 is 1/457, which is smaller than 1/314 displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 40, that is, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability. Since the value is smaller than the big hit probability set for the pachinko machine 2, the upper lamp unit 26 lights in red, notifying that the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent platform, although not shown. In the scroll display section 44, character information when the GOOD lamp section 43 is lit or when the upper lamp section 26 is lit red is scroll-displayed.

  Then, when the player operates the switching button 38 once with the display mode of the data display unit 30 shown in FIG. 25, the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. FIG. 27 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 when the switching button 38 is operated once. As shown in FIG. 27, when the switching button 38 is operated once, the history display section 37 lights 10-19, and the bar graph of the graph display section 35 changes to the history order “10”-“19” of the EEPROM 56. The corresponding number of big hits from the past 10 to the past 19 is displayed.

  The jackpot start times indicated by the bar graph are 230, 358, 640, 72, 18, 26, 87, 495, 1103, and 8 in the order of the past 10 to the past 19 (see FIG. 26), and are humorous. There are four cases where the jackpot start count exceeds 300: 358 in the past 11 times, 640 in the past 12 times, 495 in the past 17 times, and 1103 in the past 18 times. Accordingly, in the bar graphs indicating these, portions exceeding 300 are displayed in red, and portions below 300 are displayed in white. Among the bar graphs from the past 10 to the past 19 times, the bar graphs whose game state is probabilistic are those for the past 13 times 72, the past 14 times 18, the past 15 times 26, the past 16 times 87, and the past 19 times. Since it is 8, the bar graph indicating these is displayed in blue. The scroll display unit 44 scrolls and displays character information when the switching button 38 is operated once.

  In addition, when the player operates the switching button 38 once more within a predetermined time (for example, within 1 minute) in the state shown in FIG. In the display mode 30, the history display unit 37 is turned on 20 to 29, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 is a jackpot between the past 20 times and the past 29 times corresponding to the history order “20” to “29” of the EEPROM 56. The number of starts is displayed in a color scheme according to the above. In the scroll display section 44, the character information when the switching button 38 is operated twice is scroll-displayed.

  When the player does not operate the switching button 38 again within a predetermined time (for example, within one minute) after operating the switching button 38, or 20 to 29 of the history display section 37 is lit. When the player operates the switching button 38 once more within a predetermined time (for example, within 1 minute) from the state where the data is displayed, the display mode of the data display unit 30 returns to the original state shown in FIG.

  On the other hand, when the player operates the probability change exclusion button 39 with the display mode of the data display unit 30 shown in FIG. 25 or 27, the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. FIG. 28 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 when the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated. As shown in FIG. 28, when the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated, the history display unit 37 lights 0-9, the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 is the bar graph corresponding to 0 of the history display unit 37, and the RAM 55 Is displayed, and the bar graph corresponding to 1 to 9 of the history display section 37 is the data of the number of jackpot start times in the history order “1” to “99” of the EEPROM 56. Nine pieces of data excluding the number of jackpot start times corresponding to probability variation “1” indicating that the gaming state is a probability variation state are displayed from the youngest number in the history order. However, the bar graph indicating the current number of jackpot start times corresponding to 0 in the history display section 37 is displayed even if the gaming state is in a probable variation state.

  The jackpot start times indicated by this bar graph are as follows: current 127, past 157, past 4 1535, past 5 113, past 6 41, past 10 230, past 11 358, The past 12 times of 640, the past 17 times of 495, and the past 18 times of 1103 (see FIG. 26). Times, the past 17 times, and the past 18 times. Accordingly, in the bar graphs indicating these, portions exceeding 300 are displayed in red, and portions below 300 are displayed in white. In addition, the bar graph indicating the current 127, the past 157, the past 5 113, the past 6 41, the past 10 230, and the past 21 189 is 300 or less and is displayed in white. . In the scroll display section 44, the character information when the probability variation exclusion button 39 is operated is scroll-displayed.

  If the player operates the switching button 38 once within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes) with the display mode of the data display unit 30 shown in FIG. 28, the data display unit 30 is not shown in the figure. As for the display mode, the history display unit 37 is turned on 10 to 19, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 excludes the nine data shown in FIG. 10 more are displayed from the next youngest number in the history order. In the state where the display mode of the data display unit 30 is shown in FIG. 28, the player operates the switch button 38 twice within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes) (the operation interval of the switch button 38 is within the predetermined time ( For example, within 1 minute)), the history display unit 37 is turned on 20 to 29, and the bar graph of the graph display unit 35 is the next history order in the data of the number of hits between jackpots excluding the probability change of the EEPROM 56. Display 10 more from the young number. The scroll display unit 44 scrolls and displays character information when the switching button 38 is operated.

  In the state where the display mode of the data display unit 30 is shown in FIG. 28, the player operates the switch button 38 three times within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes) (the operation interval of the switch button 38 is within the predetermined time ( For example, within 1 minute))), the display mode of the data display unit 30 returns to the state shown in FIG. On the other hand, if the player does not operate the probability variation exclusion button 39 again within a predetermined time (for example, within 3 minutes) after operating the probability variation exclusion button 39, that is, the valid time of the probability variation exclusion button 39 has elapsed. Then, the display mode of the data display unit 30 returns to the original state shown in FIG.

  Next, a display mode of the data display unit 30 when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit will be described. The display mode of the data display section 30 is the state shown in FIG. 25 (the current jackpot start count stored in the RAM 55 is 127), and a predetermined time has elapsed, and the start count (the game state of the pachinko machine 2 is definitely changed). However, if the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit when it is further increased 1000 times, the display mode of the data display unit 30 is as shown in FIG. FIG. 29 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit.

  As shown in FIG. 29, when the pachinko machine 2 is a big hit, the number of display times of today's big hit number display section 31a is incremented by one to become 14. However, since the number of display times of today's jackpot number display unit 31a does not exceed the maximum number of display times 38 of jackpot number display unit 31d, the maximum number of display times of jackpot number display unit 31d is not updated. In addition, the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 35 is slid to the right by one, that is, the bar graph corresponding to 0 in the history display unit 37 is displayed in the history display unit 37 in the history display unit 37. The bar graph corresponding to 1 of 1 corresponds to 2 of the history display unit 37. Accordingly, the bar graph corresponding to 9 in the history display section 37 is not displayed in FIG. And the bar graph corresponding to 0 in the history display section 37 is not displayed because the current number of big hits and big hits is 0. Note that the bar graph corresponding to 1 in the history display section 37 is a bar graph indicating the current jackpot start count 1127, which is displayed in white and red because it exceeds the number of start times (300).

  In other words, when the big hit is made, the data of the history order “1” to “99” (see FIG. 26) stored in the EEPROM 56 slide down by one, and the start count of the history order “1” is stored in the RAM 55. 1127 is stored, and the probability change of the history order “1” slides the probability change data of the history order “0”, that is, 1 when the current jackpot is in the probability change state, and 0 otherwise. Is memorized. In this case, since it is not a big hit in the probability variation state, 0 is stored in the probability variation of the history order “1”. Then, the current number of hits for big hits stored in the RAM 55, the number of starts in the history order “0” stored in the EEPROM 56, and the probability variation data are reset to zero.

  Therefore, 4464 is displayed in the cumulative start number display section 33 that displays the cumulative number of start times of today, and the probability variation excluded start number that displays the cumulative number of start times excluding the start number in today's probability variation state. On the display unit 34, 4201 is displayed. Since 4464 displayed by the cumulative start number display unit 33 is 14 in the today's big hit number display unit 31a, the number of start times in the history order “1” to “13” in FIG. The number of start times 1127 of this big hit may be added to the value obtained by integrating the history order “1” to “13” before the slide. In addition, 4201 displayed by the probability variation excluded start number display unit 34 is 14 in the today's jackpot number display unit 31a, 6 in the current number of times variation display unit 32a, and the current jackpot start number is not variable. Therefore, the number of starts in the history order “1” to “13” in FIG. 26 (the number of start times in the history order “1” to “13” before sliding in the big hit this time) is added to the integrated value. The number of start times of the big hit 1127 is added, and the start number of the history order “2”, “3”, “7”, “8”, “9”, “13” that becomes the start number in the probability variation (slide at this big hit) The history order “2”, “3”, “7”, “8”, “9”, “13” (start counts) before the registration may be subtracted.

  Here, 1/318 is displayed in the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 that displays the actual jackpot probability of the present day, and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display that displays the jackpot probability other than the actual probability change state of the present day is displayed. In the part 42, 1/525 is displayed. 1/318 displayed by the actual big hit probability display unit 41 is 14 by the display of today's big hit number display unit 31a and 4464 by the cumulative start number display unit 33, and is thus calculated by 14/4464. . In addition, 1/525 displayed by the probability variation excluded actual big hit probability display unit 42 is 14 for the current day big hit number display unit 31a, 6 for the present day probable change number display unit 32a, Since the display of the probability variation exclusion start number display section 34 is 4201, it is calculated as (14-6) / 4201.

  The actual jackpot probability display unit 41 displays 1/318, which is smaller than 1/314 displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 40, that is, the actual jackpot probability value is set in the pachinko machine 2. The GOOD lamp unit 43 is turned off because it is smaller than the big hit probability, and in this case, although not shown, the upper lamp unit 26 is also turned off. In the scroll display unit 44, the character information at the time of the big hit is scroll-displayed. Further, when a big hit is made, the left lamp portion 27a and the right lamp portion 27b blink in a predetermined manner.

  In addition, although illustration is omitted, when the pachinko machine 2 is in the probability variation state, the number of times of display of today's probability variation count display unit 31a is incremented by 1, and the accuracy variation count display portion with the maximum number of today's probability variations displayed is added. When the display count of 31d is exceeded, the display count of the maximum probability variation display section 31d is updated. When the pachinko machine 2 is in the probability variation state, 1 is set to the probability variation data in the history order “0”. Then, the left lamp portion 27a and the right lamp portion 27b blink in a predetermined manner, and the character information at the time of probability change is scroll-displayed on the scroll display portion 44. Note that when the pachinko machine 2 is in a time-short state, the left lamp portion 27a and the right lamp portion 27b blink in a predetermined manner.

  Next, a display mode of the data display unit 30 when a big hit probability different from the big hit probability 1/314 is set will be described. FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 when a relatively high probability 1/152 is set as the big hit probability. As shown in FIG. 30, in this case, the scale display unit 36 sets the maximum value that can display the bar graph to 300 based on the jackpot probability, and the scale of group C × 30 is set to 300 (see FIG. 13). . Further, in the case of this group C, the number of start-ups for big hits that are humorous is 150.

  In FIG. 30, it is assumed that the same game data is stored except that the jackpot probability is different from FIG. 25 described above (that is, the game data stored in the EEPROM 56 shown in FIG. 30 is the same, and the current jackpot start count stored in the RAM 55 is 127). Comparing the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 35 of FIG. 30 with the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 35 of FIG. 25, the bar graph of FIG. Thus, the number of bar graphs including red display is two. The actual big hit probability display unit 41 displays 1/266, and the probability variation excluded real big hit probability display unit 42 displays 1/457, both of which are displayed by the big hit probability display unit 40. Therefore, the GOOD lamp unit 43 is turned off. In this case, although not shown, the upper lamp unit 26 is also turned off. The scroll display unit 44 scrolls and displays normal character information when the switching button 38 and the probability variation exclusion button 39 are not operated.

  Next, a display mode of the data display unit 30 when 1/468 is set as the big hit probability will be described. FIG. 31 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of a display mode of the data display unit 30 when 1/468 having a relatively low probability is set as the big hit probability. As shown in FIG. 31, in this case, the scale display unit 36 lights up the scale I of group I × 90 based on this jackpot probability, and the maximum value that can display a bar graph is set to 900 (see FIG. 13). . Further, in the case of this group I, the number of start-ups for big hits that are humorous is 450.

  In FIG. 31, it is assumed that the same game data is stored except that the jackpot probability is different from FIG. 27 described above (that is, the game data stored in the EEPROM 56 shown in FIG. 31 is the same, and the current jackpot start count stored in the RAM 55 is 127). When comparing the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 35 of FIG. 31 with the bar graph displayed by the graph display unit 35 of FIG. 27, the bar graph of FIG. Thus, the number of bar graphs including red display is three. The actual big hit probability display unit 41 displays 1/266, and the probability variation excluded real big hit probability display unit 42 displays 1/457, both of which are displayed by the big hit probability display unit 40. GOOD lamp section 43 is lit, and in this case, although not shown, the upper lamp section 26 is also lit purple, indicating that the pachinko machine 2 is the best stand. Is informed. In the scroll display unit 44, character information when the GOOD lamp unit 43 is lit or when the upper lamp unit 26 is violet is scroll-displayed.

  As is apparent from the above description, the call lamp 7 of the present embodiment can set the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 provided correspondingly, and the pachinko machine is based on the set jackpot probability. The game information most suitable for 2 can be provided. That is, the call lamp 7 of the present embodiment can display highly accurate and reliable game information for all pachinko machines 2 of different models, and the player can select from a plurality of types of pachinko machines 2. It becomes possible to select an excellent stand appropriately.

  In particular, in the calling lamp 7 of the present embodiment, the jackpot probability display unit 40 displays the hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 and the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 displays the actual hit probability of the pachinko machine 2 today. The probability change exclusion actual jackpot probability display unit 42 displays the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 other than the actual probability change state of today. Therefore, the player compares the jackpot probability displayed on the jackpot probability display unit 40 with the actual jackpot probability displayed on the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42. It becomes obvious at a glance whether or not the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent stand.

  Also, in general, as a criterion for selecting an excellent stand, a player does not refer to the number of big hits in probability variation so much, and the actual probability of hitting in pachinko machine 2 is the data excluding the big hit number in probability variation. For reference, therefore, if the probable variation excluded actual big hit probability display unit 42 for displaying the big hit probability other than the actual probable change state is provided as in the calling lamp 7 of the present embodiment, the player does not have any effort. It becomes possible to choose the excellent stand.

  Further, the actual jackpot probability displayed by the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 is increased every time the slot game is executed (every time the start number is increased) and every time the jackpot is hit. Since the game information is calculated and displayed in real time, the game information is extremely accurate and highly reliable. Therefore, the player can surely select the superior table. In addition, based on the jackpot probability of the pachinko machine 2 and the actual jackpot probability displayed in the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42, whether or not the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent stand In addition, a notification device (GOOD lamp unit 43, upper lamp unit 26, scroll display unit 44) for timely notification is also provided, so that the player can more easily select an excellent table. Become.

  Further, in the calling lamp 7 of the present embodiment, even between pachinko machines 2 having slightly different jackpot probabilities, the bar graph of the data display unit 30 shows the same display mode, that is, the bar graph display mode is , The jackpot probability is set from a predetermined number of groups based on the jackpot probability (or the number of hitting jackpot start times calculated in accordance with the jackpot probability, in this embodiment, the reciprocal of the jackpot probability), and the same group is displayed in the same bar graph Is supposed to take. For example, if each bar graph display mode is different for each pachinko machine 2 with different jackpot probabilities (different models), that is, if there are many bar graph display modes, the player may have multiple types of pachinko machines. Although it is difficult to appropriately select an excellent stand from among the machines 2, the call lamp 7 of this embodiment has the same display mode even between pachinko machines 2 having slightly different jackpot probabilities. Since it can be taken, it becomes possible for a player to select an excellent stand.

  In addition, the average number of jackpot start that becomes humiliated is different for each group, and the bar graph display mode is displayed in a different color (red) where the average number of times is exceeded, and for each group The maximum value of the big hit start that can be displayed in the bar graph is different (in this embodiment, the maximum value is twice the average number of starts of the big hit that becomes humorous). For example, if the maximum value of the big hit start is fixed to a large value for each group with a margin, the bar graph will generally become smaller, so in such a bar graph, a different color (red) ) Tends to be smaller, making it difficult for the player to see. However, if the maximum value of this bar graph is different for each group as in the call lamp 7 of this embodiment, the optimum display mode suitable for each group can be taken, and the player is extremely easy. It is possible to grasp game data.

  Also, in the bar graph display, when a big hit is made with probability change, it is displayed in a different color (blue) regardless of the number of start of the big hit, and further, the bar graph with big hit by this probability change is excluded. It is also possible to do this (probability change button 39). As described above, generally, as a criterion for selecting an excellent stand, a player does not refer to the number of big hits in probability variation very much, but rather refers to the number of consecutive chants. Therefore, the call lamp 7 of this embodiment is therefore referred to. As described above, when such a function is provided, the player can easily select an excellent platform. In addition, since a display device (scroll display unit 44) for displaying the operation explanation and the display explanation of the data display unit 30 is also provided, it becomes possible for the player to select an excellent table more easily. .

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention has been described based on drawing, a concrete structure is not limited to what was shown in embodiment, The change and addition in the range which does not deviate from the summary of this invention And the like are included in the present invention.

  In the present embodiment, the actual jackpot probability displayed by the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 is displayed in real time as the number of start increases, but the jackpot still occurs. You may make it display excluding the current number of start of the jackpot. That is, in this case, only when a big hit occurs, the display of the actual big hit probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded real big hit probability display unit 42 is updated. The actual jackpot probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability display unit 42 can display the actual jackpot probability not only for today but also for the previous day, two days before, or for a predetermined period with a changeover switch or the like. Good.

  The jackpot probability displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 40 may be an average jackpot probability considering the normal state and the probability variation state of the pachinko machine 2, and in this case, the probability variation excluded actual jackpot probability is displayed. The display unit 42 is omitted, and if the actual jackpot probability displayed by the actual jackpot probability display unit 41 is equal to or greater than the average jackpot probability, the GOOD lamp unit 43 and the upper lamp unit 26 are turned on to notify that they are excellent stands. You can make it. Alternatively, in addition to the jackpot probability display section 40, a display section for displaying the jackpot probability in the probability variation state (probability variation jackpot probability) of the pachinko machine 2 may be further provided. In this case, the actual jackpot in the probability variation state is further provided. A display unit for displaying the probability (probability actual big hit probability) is provided, and if the probability change real big hit probability is equal to or higher than the probable big hit probability, the GOOD lamp unit 43 and the upper lamp unit 26 are turned on to notify the superior stand. You may do it.

  Further, in the GOOD lamp part lighting process (see FIG. 16) and the upper lamp part lighting process (see FIG. 17) of the present embodiment, the actual big hits displayed by the actual big hit probability display unit 41 and the probability variation excluded real big hit probability display unit 42 are displayed. By comparing the probability and the jackpot probability displayed by the jackpot probability display unit 40, it is determined whether or not the pachinko machine 2 is an excellent stand. This is because the cumulative start number display unit 33 and Only when the minimum condition is added to today's actual start count displayed by the probability variation excluded start count display section 34 and today's actual jackpot count displayed by the jackpot count display section 31a, the actual condition is not met until the condition is satisfied. The big hit probability and the big hit probability may be compared to determine whether or not it is an excellent level. The minimum conditions include, for example, twice the reciprocal of the big hit probability as the number of start times and twice as the big hit probability. By doing this, it is possible to eliminate the excellent stand notification with too few trials (cumulative start number), so the player has a highly reliable superior stand, that is, a certain number of trials (cumulative start number). It is possible to easily select an excellent stand in the pachinko machine 2 that exceeds the limit.

  Further, 10 groups A to J as shown in FIG. 13 are set in the call lamp 7, but the number of groups, the jackpot probability in each group, the number of start-ups between jackpots to be humiliated, The average number of times and the maximum value of the bar graph are arbitrary and may be set as appropriate. For example, the number of start of the big hit that becomes a hit may be double the reciprocal of the big hit probability. The lighting conditions and lighting modes of the GOOD lamp unit 43 and the upper lamp unit 26 are also arbitrary and may be set as appropriate. These settings may be set by switching from a plurality of setting values stored in advance in the ROM 54 or the like using a dip switch or the like provided on the remote controller 51 or the control board 50.

  Further, all the settings for the calling lamp 7 including the jackpot probability are made by connecting the calling lamp 7 and an external computer (for example, a hall management computer or a computer provided at the end of the pachinko island stand 1). You may make it perform from. Further, the EEPROM 56 may be omitted, and the RAM 55 may be backed up, and the data of the EEPROM 56 may be stored in the RAM 55. In addition, the data display unit 30 may be configured to digitally display the past jackpot start count using a 7-segment LED in addition to the bar graph. Also, in the graph showing the number of big hits in the past, it is possible to change the color scheme of the corresponding part of the graph in the same way as the big hit start in the probability variation state so that the number of big hit starts in the short-time state can be understood. Good. The data display unit 30 may be configured as a liquid crystal display device. Note that the calling lamp 7 of the present embodiment is also applicable to a gaming machine similar to the pachinko machine 2, for example, a gaming machine such as a slot machine.

Next, the main correspondence between the configuration of the claims and the embodiment of the present invention will be described.
The gaming machine corresponds to the pachinko machine 2, the display means corresponds to the data display unit 30, the display control means corresponds to the control board 50, the game information display device corresponds to the calling lamp 7, and the input means. It corresponds to the remote control 51, setting means corresponds to the control board 50, calculating means corresponds to the control board 50.

It is a front view which shows the whole pachinko island stand 1 of this embodiment. It is a front view which shows the whole pachinko machine 2 of this embodiment. It is a front view of the calling lamp 7 of this embodiment. It is a front view of the data display part 30 of the calling lamp 7 of this embodiment. It is a principal part block diagram of the control circuit in the calling lamp 7 of this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the relationship between the power supply circuit 59 and CPU53 in the control board 50 of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the game data which the EEPROM 56 of the control board 50 of this embodiment has memorize | stored. It is a flowchart which shows the power-supply-cutoff process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the power-on process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the date change process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the display setting process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the scale setting process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the grouping produced based on the number of Hamari start of this embodiment (big hit probability). It is a flowchart which shows the graph setting process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the process during game which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the GOOD lamp part lighting process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the upper lamp part lighting process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the jackpot process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the probability change process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the start process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the switch button operation process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the probability change exclusion button operation process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is a flowchart which shows the big hit probability setting process which the control board 50 of this embodiment performs. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 immediately after setting the jackpot probability of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 in the normal state of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the game data which the EEPROM 56 of this embodiment has memorize | stored. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 when the switch button 38 of this embodiment is operated once. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 when the probability change exclusion button 39 of this embodiment is operated. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 when the said pachinko machine 2 of this embodiment is a big hit. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 when a comparatively high probability is set as a jackpot probability of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the display mode of the data display part 30 when a comparatively low probability is set as a jackpot probability of this embodiment.

1 ... Pachinko island stand, 2 ... Pachinko machine,
3 ... Ball lending machine, 4 ... Island decoration,
5 ... Tsumami, 6 ... Counter,
7 ... Call lamp, 8 ... Branch,
9 ... Ball return counting device, 10 ... Display unit,
11 ... Start prize opening (electric tulip), 12 ... Large prize opening (attack) 12,
14 ... Normal winning opening, 16 ... Special symbol display device,
18 ... Normal symbol display device, 19 ... Operating gate,
20 ... game board, 21 ... left symbol display section,
22 ... middle symbol display part, 23 ... right symbol display part,
25 ... Cover, 26 ... Upper lamp part,
27a ... left lamp part, 27b ... right lamp part,
28 ... Call button, 29 ... Unit number display section,
30: Data display section,
31a, 31b, 31c, 31d ... jackpot number display part,
32a, 32b, 32c, 32d ... Probability change number display section,
33 ... Cumulative start count display section, 34 ... Probability exclusion start count display section,
35 ... graph display part, 36 ... scale display part,
37 ... history display section, 38 ... switching button,
39 ... Probability exclusion button, 40 ... Jackpot probability display section,
41 ... Actual jackpot probability display section, 42 ... Probability exclusion actual jackpot probability display section,
43 ... GOOD lamp part 44 ... Scroll display part,
50 ... Control board 51 ... Remote control,
52 ... Receiving circuit 53 ... CPU,
54 ... ROM, 55 ... RAM,
56 ... EEPROM, 57 ... Input circuit,
58 ... Output circuit, 59 ... Power supply circuit,
60 ... Bus 61 ... Power supply monitoring circuit,
62 ... Reset circuit

Claims (4)

There is a display area provided for each gaming machine that displays predetermined gaming information including at least the number of jackpots and the number of starts based on the operating data of the gaming machine, and displays the number of past jackpot starts. and display means that you,
Display control means for controlling the display of the display means ;
Input means for inputting a predetermined jackpot probability preset in the gaming machine ;
Based on the jackpot probability input by the input means, calculating means for calculating the number of hits between jackpots to be humiliated,
With
Wherein the display control unit, based on the jackpot probability entered by the entering force means comprises a setting means for setting a display mode of said display means, said setting means, wherein the jackpot between the start times of the past, the A game information display device, characterized in that the display means displays in an identifiable manner the number of starts or the number of jackpot hits that has been calculated by the calculating means . The display means has a graph display area for displaying the number of past jackpot start times,
The graph displayed in the graph display area is a bar graph, and the setting unit changes a display color of a portion of the bar graph that is greater than or equal to the number of start times of the big hit that becomes the humor calculated by the calculation unit. The game information display device according to claim 1. The jackpot probability input by the input means is a low-probability jackpot probability set when not in a probability fluctuation state, and the display mode of the display means can identify or exclude the number of start of the jackpot in the probability fluctuation state gaming information display device according to claim 1 or claim 2, characterized in that it is way to view. The big hit probability start count or hit count start count is stored in a predetermined number of groups in advance, and the display mode of the display means is the big hit probability input by the input means or the hummary calculated by the calculation means. The game according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the game is set from the predetermined number of groups on the basis of the number of hits between jackpots, and the same group has the same display mode. Information display device.

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