JP5238361B2 - Game server and game system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game server and a game system, for example, a game server and a game system that can provide a player with information about the quality of game nails on a game board such as a pachinko game machine.

  In a general pachinko gaming machine, the first symbol start port and the second symbol start port are arranged in the flow area of the game ball on the game board, and the game balls are awarded to the first symbol start port or the second symbol start port. Thus, a lottery lottery is performed, and the lottery result is notified via the symbol display device.

  Game nails are arranged on the game boards above the first symbol start port and the second symbol start port, respectively, and the degree of difficulty of winning a game ball to the first symbol start port and the second symbol start port is determined. The game nail is adjusted based on the number of symbol rotations of the symbol display device and the number of prize balls discharged with respect to the winning ball at the symbol start port (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

In such a pachinko gaming machine, since the number of lotteries increases as the number of times a game ball wins the first symbol start opening or the second symbol start opening increases, the first symbol start opening and the second symbol start opening It is preferable that the game nail is adjusted so that the game ball is easy to win, and the player plays the game by judging whether the game nail is good or bad.
JP-A-5-92070

  However, in such a conventional pachinko gaming machine, whether or not a player can play a game with a pachinko gaming machine with a large number of lottery wins is determined by determining whether the game nail is good or bad. Therefore, beginners who are unfamiliar with a game who cannot judge whether a game nail is good or bad have fewer lottery wins than an advanced player who can judge whether a game nail is good or bad, that is, for a certain amount (for example, 1000 yen) There is a possibility that the chances of playing a game with a pachinko gaming machine with a small number of game balls won at the 1st symbol start opening and the 2nd symbol start opening may increase, often resulting in feeling unfairness.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and can provide a beginner who is unfamiliar with a game with good or bad game nails and can eliminate the unfairness that the beginner has. The purpose is to provide.

A gaming server (for example, gaming server 3 or the like) according to the present invention is a gaming board (for example, gaming board) of a gaming machine (for example, a pachinko gaming machine or the like) transmitted from a terminal device (for example, a mobile phone 2 or the like). receiving means for receiving image information of 4, etc.) (e.g., a communication control unit 47, etc.), and storage means for storing game nail information regarding the placement of the game nails game platen (e.g., a storage unit 46, etc.), the The receiving means generates the trajectory of the game ball based on the image information received by the receiving means, and the receiving means receives by simulating whether the game ball has won a winning opening on the image information based on the trajectory. Evaluation means (e.g., CPU 42) that evaluates the game nail of the image information, and transmission means (e.g., communication control unit 47) that transmits information related to the evaluation result performed by the evaluation means to the terminal device. wherein the receiving The means receives information relating to the cashing rate of game balls from the terminal device, the evaluation means includes information relating to the cashing rate of game balls, game nail information stored in the storage means, and image information received by the receiving means. Based on the above, the receiving means evaluates the game nail of the image information received .

With this configuration, the game server receives the game board image information transmitted from the terminal device, generates a game ball trajectory based on the game board image information, and the game ball is displayed based on the trajectory. By simulating whether or not you won a prize opening on the information, we evaluated the game nails of the image information on the game board, so you can provide the player with information about the quality of the nails, A beginner who is unfamiliar with the game can be notified of a good game table with a lot of lottery wins. For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.
Further, according to this configuration, based on the game board image information transmitted from the terminal device, the information regarding the exchange rate of the game ball, and the game nail information stored in the storage unit, the game information of the game nail received by the reception unit is stored. Since the evaluation was performed and information about the evaluation result was transmitted to the terminal device, in addition to information about the quality of the nail to the player, information on whether or not a lot of profits can be obtained from the gaming machine is also provided Therefore, it is possible to notify the player whether or not it is advantageous for the player to continue the game.

The evaluation means of the game server according to the present invention stores the image information received by the reception means as a virtual game board in the storage means, and includes a plurality of pieces of positional information of game balls on the virtual game board. You may comprise from what performs the said simulation based on these parameters for a predetermined period .

A gaming system (for example, gaming system 1) according to the present invention is a gaming server (for example, gaming) that transmits and receives information between a terminal device (for example, mobile phone 2) and the terminal device. A game system constructed from a server 3 or the like, wherein the terminal device images a game board (eg a game board 4 etc.) of a game machine (eg a pachinko game machine etc.); Game information transmitting means (for example, wireless unit 24 and transmission / reception antenna 26) for transmitting image information of the game board imaged by means (for example, CCD camera 23) and information for receiving information from the game server Receiving means (for example, a radio unit 24, a transmitting / receiving antenna 26, etc.), and the game server receives game image information transmitted from the terminal device (for example, game information receiving means) In a communication control unit 47, etc.), and storage means for storing game nail information regarding the placement of the game nails of the gaming surface plate (e.g., such as the storage unit 46), based on the image information the game information received by the receiving means And generating a trajectory of the game ball, and simulating whether or not the game ball has won a winning opening on the image information based on the trajectory . An evaluation means (e.g., CPU 42) that performs evaluation, and an evaluation result transmission means (e.g., communication control unit 47) that transmits information related to the evaluation result performed by the evaluation means to the terminal device, the game information The receiving means receives information relating to the cashing rate of gaming balls from the terminal device, and the evaluating means receives information relating to the cashing rate of gaming balls, the game nail information stored in the storage means, and the game information receiving information. It means and a thing for evaluating a game nail image information received by the game information receiving means based on the image information received by the.

With this configuration, when the player images the game board with the imaging means of the terminal device and transmits image information of the game board from the terminal device to the game server, the game server transmits the image of the game board transmitted from the terminal device. By receiving information, generating a trajectory of a game ball based on the image information of the game board, and simulating whether the game ball has won a winning opening on the image information based on the trajectory, The game nail of the image information is evaluated, so it is possible to provide the player with information on the quality of the nail and to inform beginners unfamiliar with the game of high-quality pachinko machines with a large number of lottery wins. . For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.
Further, according to this configuration, based on the game board image information transmitted from the terminal device, the information regarding the exchange rate of the game ball, and the game nail information stored in the storage unit, the game information of the game nail received by the reception unit is stored. Since the evaluation was performed and information about the evaluation result was transmitted to the terminal device, in addition to information about the quality of the nail to the player, information on whether or not a lot of profits can be obtained from the gaming machine is also provided Therefore, it is possible to notify the player whether or not the player can continue to play the game.

The evaluation unit of the gaming system according to the present invention stores the image information received by the game information receiving unit in the storage unit as a virtual game board, and includes position information of a game ball on the virtual game board. You may comprise from what performs the said simulation based on a some parameter for a predetermined period .

  The gaming server and gaming system of the present invention can inform a beginner who is unfamiliar with gaming of the goodness or badness of a game nail, and therefore provides a gaming server and a gaming system that can eliminate the unfairness that a beginner has. be able to.

  Embodiments of a ball game machine according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
1 to 24 are diagrams showing a first embodiment of a game server and a game system according to the present invention, and show an example of a game system applied to a pachinko gaming machine.

First, the configuration will be described.
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a gaming system. The gaming system 1 is connected to a mobile phone 2 as a terminal device and the mobile phone 2 via a communication line IN, and transmits and receives information to and from the mobile phone 2. It is constructed by the game server 3 to be performed. Hereinafter, configurations of the game board, the mobile phone 2, and the game server 3 will be described.
The game server 3 may be installed on the Internet line as the communication line IN, or may be installed on the LAN of the game store.

<Composition of game board 4>
In FIG. 2, the game board 4 of the pachinko gaming machine has a game area 4a in which a game ball flows down in the game state, and a game nail 5 that changes the flow direction of the game ball in the game area 4a. Many are provided.

  The game area 4a has a start winning opening 6, a normal symbol operating gate 7, a large winning opening 8, four general winning openings 9, and an out opening 10 at predetermined positions.

The start winning opening 6 is a jackpot for determining whether or not to shift the gaming state to a special gaming state advantageous to the player, that is, a so-called big hit condition, on condition that a game ball has won the starting winning opening 6. It is a winning opening for extracting a random number for determination.
The start winning opening 6 is a winning opening that serves as a trigger for paying out a predetermined number of gaming balls (for example, four balls) as a winning ball when a gaming ball is won.

  The normal symbol operating gate 7 is a passing gate that serves as a trigger for extracting a random value for determining a normal symbol per condition that a game ball has passed through the normal symbol operating gate 7. When the gaming state becomes the normal symbol winning state by extracting the numerical value, the pair of blades (ordinary electric accessory, tulip) 6a provided in the start winning opening 6 opens and closes for a predetermined number of seconds, and the game ball is won. It becomes easy to do.

  When the gaming state becomes a big hit state by extracting the jackpot determination random number value described above, the big winning opening 8 opens and closes a shutter called a closed attacker, and when a game ball wins, a predetermined number Game balls (for example, 15 balls) are used as a winning opening as a trigger to be paid out as prize balls.

The general winning opening 9 is a winning opening that serves as a trigger for a predetermined number of gaming balls (for example, 10) to be paid out as a winning ball when a gaming ball wins.
The out port 10 receives a game ball that has not entered any of the start winning port 6, the big winning port 8, the general winning port 9, and the like.

The game nail 5 differs in the direction in which the game ball rebounds or flows down when it collides with the game nail 5, depending on the installation position and the inclination angle on the game area 4a.
For example, the game balls are distributed to the left and right of the game area 4a with the game nail 5a sandwiched according to the installation position and inclination angle of the game nail 5a called the top nail near the top of the game area 4a.

  Further, the number of jackpot lotteries in the normal symbol game can be increased or decreased depending on the installation position and the inclination angle of the game nail 5b located above the normal symbol operation gate 7.

  By adjusting the installation position and the inclination angle of the two game nails 5c located above the start winning opening 6, it is possible to increase / decrease the number of jackpot lotteries in the special symbol game. In particular, in the game nail 5c, when the opening formed by the game nail 5c becomes wide, the game ball easily enters the start winning opening 6.

  Further, by adjusting the installation position and the inclination angle of the two game nails 5d located above the general winning opening 9, it is possible to adjust the difficulty level of winning the game ball to the general winning opening 9.

  In addition, a plurality of windmills 11 are provided in the game area 4a. Depending on the installation position and the inclination angle of the windmill 11, the rebound direction and the flow-down direction of the game ball when colliding with the game nail 5 are different. .

<Configuration of mobile phone 2>
In FIG. 3, the mobile phone 2 includes an operation unit 21, a liquid crystal panel 22, a CCD camera 23 as an imaging means, a radio unit 24, an audio circuit 25, a speaker 26, a microphone 27, a transmission / reception antenna 28, a nonvolatile memory 29, a microcomputer. 30 and a secondary battery 31 are provided.

  The radio unit 24 is controlled by the microcomputer 30 and transmits / receives to / from the base station using radio waves as a medium through the transmitting / receiving antenna 28. The audio circuit 25 outputs the reception signal output from the wireless unit 24 through the microcomputer 30 to the speaker 26 and outputs the audio signal output from the microphone 27 to the wireless unit 24 through the microcomputer 30 as a transmission signal.

  The speaker 26 converts the reception signal output from the audio circuit 25 into a reception audio and outputs it, and the microphone 27 converts the transmission audio emitted from the operator into an audio signal and outputs it to the audio circuit 25.

  The CCD camera 23 can image the game board 4, and game board information obtained by imaging is stored in the nonvolatile memory 29. The imaging means in the present embodiment is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a CMOS sensor camera.

  The nonvolatile memory 29 nonvolatilely stores various information and various programs such as game board information obtained by the CCD camera 23 imaging the game board 4, image information for a standby screen, music information for ringtones, and the like. It is possible to memorize. The secondary battery 31 supplies power to each circuit.

  The microcomputer 30 includes a CPU, a ROM, and a RAM, and performs, for example, incoming / outgoing phone calls processing, e-mail creation / transmission processing, Internet processing, and the like.

  Note that transmission / reception of electronic mail and transmission / reception of information through the communication line IN are performed by the microcomputer 30 via the wireless unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28.

  The microcomputer 30 images the game board 4 by the CCD camera 23 based on a predetermined instruction input via the operation unit 21, stores the game board information obtained by the imaging in the nonvolatile memory 29, The game board information stored in the non-volatile memory 29 is transmitted to the game server 3 by the wireless unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 via the communication line IN. Hereinafter, a communication line IN includes a base station.

  Further, the microcomputer 30 makes a nail of the game board 4 of each pachinko gaming machine (hereinafter also simply referred to as a “game table”) with respect to the gaming server 3 based on a predetermined instruction input via the operation unit 21. A program for performing input processing for evaluating information is downloaded, and a program for performing input processing acquired from the gaming server 3 through the communication line IN by the wireless unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 is nonvolatile. Stored in the memory 29.

  The program for performing the input process is an input screen for performing an operation for the game board to send information to the game server 3 by attaching an image of the game board 4 that is input by inputting the model of the game machine (see FIG. 12). ) On the liquid crystal panel 22.

  In other words, the microcomputer 30 inputs at least the model of the game machine to the game server 3 and transmits the image information of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23 to the game server 3. Input screen request means (wireless unit 24 and transmission / reception antenna 28) for making a request to acquire an input screen, acquisition means (wireless unit 24 and transmission / reception antenna 28) for acquiring an input screen from the game server 3, and the acquired input screen Input screen storage means (nonvolatile memory 29).

  Further, the microcomputer 30 stores in the nonvolatile memory 29 the evaluation result regarding the arrangement of the game nails 5 on the game board 4 obtained from the game server 3 via the communication line IN, the transmission / reception antenna 28 and the radio unit 24, The evaluation result is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22. In the present embodiment, the radio unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 constitute game information transmitting means and information receiving means.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the mobile phone 2 includes a first housing 32 and a second housing 33 connected to the first housing 32 via a hinge mechanism. A liquid crystal panel 22 is provided on the housing 32, and an operation unit 21 including an on-hook key, an off-hook key, and a numeric keypad on which letters and numbers are written is provided on the surface of the second housing 33. The CCD camera 23 is provided on the back surface of the second housing 33.

<Configuration of game server 3>
In FIG. 5, the game server 3 includes a CPU 42 and a memory 43, which are control units 41, an operation unit 44, a display unit 45, a storage unit 46, and a communication control unit 47. The unit 44, the display unit 45, the storage unit 46 and the communication control unit 47 are connected by a system bus 48.

  In the present embodiment, the game server 3 is configured to include the operation unit 44, the display unit 45, and the like. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and for example, the operation unit 44 and the display unit 45 are not provided. It may be configured.

  The CPU 42 has a function of executing various processes in accordance with programs stored in the storage unit 46. Further, the CPU 42 functions as a means for evaluating the game nail as will be described later according to the program.

  The storage unit 46 stores a program for controlling the operation of the game server 3 by the CPU 42 and various tables. In the present embodiment, the storage unit 46 is used as a medium for storing programs, tables, and the like. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any other storage medium that can be read by a computer may be used. For example, you may record on storage media, such as ROM, CD-ROM, and DVD.

  These programs may not be recorded in advance, but may be recorded in the memory 43 after the power is turned on. Furthermore, each program may be recorded on a separate storage medium.

  If each program is recorded on a separate storage medium, game table information can be added later, so it is possible to add information about newly sold game tables or other companies' game tables. The gaming server 3 can be used for a long time.

  In the present embodiment, the game unit table shown in FIG. In the game table, game machine models A, B, C... And virtual game board information 1, 2, 3,... Are associated and stored. When the game machine is designated, the virtual game board information 1 is read out.

  The virtual game board information 1, 2, 3,... Is the game nail 5 on the game board 4 corresponding to the model of the game machine, the starting winning port 6, the normal symbol operating gate 7, the big winning port 8, and the general. This is installation information of the winning port 9, the out port 10, and the windmill 11, and is standardized.

  This standardization means nail adjustment of a predetermined cash exchange rate, an average value of the number of times that a game ball wins the start winning slot 6 per minute, or an average value of the number of times that the game ball wins a prize in the starting winning slot 6 per 1000 yen The layout of the game board 4 is set in advance by simulation. That is, game nail information related to the arrangement of game nails is stored in the storage unit 46.

  The storage unit 46 stores a program for performing input processing on the mobile phone 2. When this program is executed on the mobile phone 2, the nail information is evaluated on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2. The input screen for performing will be expanded.

  The memory 43 has a function of storing various information as a temporary storage area of the CPU 42. The display unit 45 is configured by a liquid crystal display panel, a CRT, or the like, and displays an image under the control of the CPU 42.

  The operation unit 44 is an operation means that can be operated by the operator, and includes a mouse, a keyboard, a touch panel, and the like. In the present embodiment, the operation unit 44 is configured by a mouse, a touch panel, or the like. However, the operation unit 44 is not limited thereto, and may be anything that can be operated (inputable) by an operator or the like (player). A microphone or the like may be used.

  The communication control unit 47 is for communicating with the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN, and receives image information and game machine information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2.

Further, when the CPU 42 receives the image information and the gaming machine information of the gaming board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 by the communication control unit 47, the CPU 42 refers to the gaming machine table stored in the memory unit 46 and stores it in the memory unit 46. By comparing the virtual game board information to be played with the image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2, the quality of the game nail 5 is evaluated, and the evaluation result is transmitted from the communication control unit 47 via the communication line IN. Send to mobile phone 2.
In the present embodiment, the communication control unit 47 constitutes reception means and transmission means, the storage unit 46 constitutes storage means, and the CPU 42 constitutes evaluation means.

  Next, a method for evaluating the game nail 5 will be described based on flowcharts shown in FIGS. 7 to 11 and display examples of the mobile phone 2 shown in FIGS. 7 is a sequence diagram of an evaluation process exchanged between the mobile phone 2 and the game server 3, and FIGS. 8 to 11 are flowcharts of processes executed by the CPU 42 of the game server 3.

  In FIG. 7, first, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 performs a game table information input process (step S1). In the game table information input process, when the player operates the operation unit 21 of the mobile phone 2, the microcomputer 30 reads the input screen 101 shown in FIG. 12 stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  FIG. 12 shows an example of the input screen 101. The input screen 101 includes information for instructing input of the game machine model and transmission of the game board 4 to the game server 3 together. The player inputs the model of the game table according to the instruction on the input screen 101. In the gaming machine information input process, the microcomputer 30 stores the gaming machine information in the nonvolatile memory 29 when any of the gaming machine models A, B, C... To do.

  Next, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 performs game board imaging processing (step S2). In this game board imaging process, when the player images the game board 4 with the CCD camera 23, the microcomputer 30 stores the image of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23 in the nonvolatile memory 29. When the processing of step S1 and step S2 ends, the microcomputer 30 performs information transmission processing (step S3).

  That is, when a transmission operation is performed by the player, the microcomputer 30 reads the game table information and the game board information from the non-volatile memory 29 and transmits the game table information and the game board information to the communication line from the radio unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28. It transmits to the game server 3 via IN.

  In the gaming server 3, first, after performing the information receiving process shown in FIG. 8 (step S4), after performing the gaming machine information acquisition process shown in FIG. 9 (step S5), the captured image evaluation process shown in FIG. Is executed (step S6). Next, the information transmission process shown in FIG. 11 is executed (step S7).

  The microcomputer 10 of the mobile phone 2 executes the information reception process (step S8), and then executes the evaluation information display process (step S9).

  In FIG. 8, in the information reception process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not the communication control unit 47 has received information from the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN (step S21). If the CPU 42 determines that the information has not been received from the mobile phone 2, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the information has been received from the mobile phone 2, has the game table information been received? It is determined whether or not (step S22).

  If the CPU 42 determines that the game table information has not been received in step S22, it sets the game table information 1 as error information in the memory 43 (step S23), and determines that the game table information has been received. In the case, the process proceeds to step S24.

  In step S24, the CPU 42 determines whether or not game board information has been received. When determining that the game board information has not been received in step S24, the CPU 42 sets the game board information 1 in the memory 43 as error information (step S25), ends this subroutine, and plays the game board information. If it is determined that it has been received, this subroutine is terminated.

  In FIG. 9, in the gaming machine information acquisition process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not error information is set in the memory 43 (step S31). If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is set in the memory 43 in step S31, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is not set, the game table of FIG. Based on the table, it is determined whether or not the game table information is stored in the storage unit 46 (step S32).

If the CPU 42 determines in step S32 that the game table information is a game table stored in the storage unit 46, the CPU 42 proceeds to step S34, where the game table information is not stored in the storage unit 46. If it is determined that there is, the gaming machine information 2 is set as error information in the memory 43 (step S33), and this subroutine is terminated.
In step S <b> 34, the CPU 42 ends the present subroutine after executing the gaming machine information storing process for storing the gaming machine information in the memory 43.

  In FIG. 10, in the imaging information evaluation process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not error information is set in the memory 43 (step S41). If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is set in the memory 43 in step S41, the CPU 42 terminates this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is not set, the CPU 42 stores the error information from the storage unit 46. The image information of the game board 4 imaged by the telephone 2 is acquired (step S42).

  Next, the CPU 42 refers to the game table shown in FIG. 6 and acquires virtual game board information corresponding to the game machine model designated by the player from the storage unit 46 (step S43).

  Next, the CPU 42 sets the number of times the image information of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 is compared with the virtual game board information (step S44), and then the image information of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 and The virtual game board information is compared (step S45).

  Note that the image information of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 is not necessarily imaged at a fixed distance from the game board 4, so the image information and virtual game board information captured by the mobile phone 2 When the image information captured by the mobile phone 2 and the virtual game board information are different in magnification, the CPU 42 cannot accurately compare the arrangement state of the game nails 5. Perform zooming.

  In other words, reference marks are previously attached to the four corners of the game board 4 of the gaming table, and the image information of the game board 4 taken by the mobile phone 2 is referred to the interval between the marks, and the image is taken by the mobile phone 2. The image information of the game board 4 is enlarged or reduced so as to be equal to the magnification of the virtual game board information.

  For example, if the interval between marks on the game board 4 is set to 300 mm and the interval between marks acquired from the image information of the game board 4 actually captured by the mobile phone 2 is 30 mm, the virtual game board information Set to match the magnification of. Then, if the interval between the marks acquired from the image information actually captured by the mobile phone 2 is 20 mm, the CPU 42 determines that the game board 4 is imaged from a position away from the game board 4, By enlarging the earned image information so that the interval between the marks is 30 mm, the image information of the game board 4 captured by the mobile phone 2 is matched with the magnification of the virtual game board information.

  Instead of performing the magnification adjustment by image processing in this way, an installation portion of the mobile phone 2 set so that the distance of the game board 4 is always constant is provided in front of the game board 4 of the game body. Also good. If this installation portion is movable so as to be retracted from the front side of the game board 4 when playing a game, it is possible to prevent the game from being hindered by the player.

  On the other hand, the CPU 42 determines whether or not valid evaluation information has been obtained as a result of comparing the image information captured by the mobile phone 2 in step S45 with the virtual game board information (step S46).

  If the CPU 42 determines that normal image information has been obtained in step S46, the process proceeds to step S50. If the CPU 42 determines that normal image information has not been obtained, the CPU 42 determines “1” from the number of comparisons. Subtract (Step S47) and go to Step S48.

  In step S48, the CPU 42 determines whether or not the number of comparisons has become “0”. If it is determined that the number has not become “0”, the CPU 42 returns to step S45 and assumes that it has become “0”. If it is determined, the game board image 2 is set in the memory 43 as error information (step S49).

  The process of setting the number of comparisons and comparing the image information of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 and the virtual game board information is performed by the game nail 5 of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 and the virtual game. The number of times the board information game nail 5 is sequentially compared with each area (for example, every area obtained by dividing the game board 24 into 8 areas or every 16 areas, etc.). Since the image is not normally captured due to out-of-focus or the like, the situation is dealt with when a situation that cannot be normally compared with the game nail information of the virtual game board information occurs. There are many opportunities to compare each other.

  When comparing the image information of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 in step S45 with the virtual game board information, the CPU 42 evaluates the quality of the game nail 5 imaged by the mobile phone 2, that is, the game It is evaluated whether or not the adjustment of the nail 5 is easy to win the start winning opening 6.

  For example, the coordinates of the game nails 5a, 5b imaged by the mobile phone 2 and the game nails 5a, 5b of the virtual game board information are compared, and the game nails 5a, 5b of the game board 4 are the game nails 5a of the virtual game board information. The game nail 5c of the game board 4 starts the game ball against the game nail 5c of the virtual game board information 4 whether or not it is easy to direct the game ball toward the start prize opening 6 with respect to 5b. It is evaluated whether or not it is easy to win the mouth 6 (whether or not the game nail 5c is open).

  When the CPU 42 obtains accurate evaluation information in step S46, the CPU 42 clears the number of comparisons in the memory 43 (step S50), stores the evaluation information in the storage unit 46 (step S51), and executes this subroutine. finish.

  In FIG. 11, in the information transmission process, the CPU 42 determines whether error information is set in the memory 43 (step S61). If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is set in the memory 43 in step S61, the CPU 42 sends the error information from the communication control unit 47 via the communication line IN based on the error information set in the memory 43. Is transmitted to the mobile phone 2 (step S62), and this subroutine is terminated.

  Further, the CPU 42 determines whether or not the evaluation information is stored in the storage unit 46 (step S63). When it is determined that the evaluation information is not stored in the storage unit 46, the present subroutine is terminated. When it is determined that the evaluation information is stored in the storage unit 46, the evaluation information set in the memory 43 is transmitted from the communication control unit 47 to the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN (step (S64) This subroutine is terminated.

  As a result, in step S10 of FIG. 7, the mobile phone 2 can execute information reception processing, and display evaluation information on the liquid crystal panel 22 in step S11.

13 to 16 are display examples of error information displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2.
FIG. 13 is a display example of a gaming table error 1 corresponding to the gaming table information 1. If there is a gaming table that is not entered or erroneously entered or the gaming board information is not registered, gaming table error 1 is shown. As shown, a screen 104 on which a message “Please input and transmit the game machine information” is displayed.

  The player re-enters and transmits accurate game table information on the input screen 101 of FIG.

  Here, when an error occurs, the CPU 42 of the gaming server 3 stores normal information (either game table information or game board information) other than the ID of the mobile phone 2 and the error information in the storage unit 46 for a certain period of time. The user is prompted to perform an operation for storing the error information and retransmitting only the error information to the mobile phone 2.

  In other words, the gaming server 3 includes a CPU 42 (detection means) for detecting whether or not the game board information and the game table information are normally received from the mobile phone 2, and the game board information and the game table information received from the mobile phone 2. Among them, the storage unit 46 (normal information receiving means) that stores information received normally together with the ID information of the mobile phone 2 for a certain period, and prompts the mobile phone 2 to retransmit only information that could not be received normally. CPU42 and the communication control part 47 (prompting means) are provided.

  FIG. 13 is a display example of a screen 104 that prompts the player server 3 to retransmit the game table information when the game table error 1 occurs, and the game board information is stored together with the ID information of the mobile phone 2. 46, it is only necessary to input and retransmit the game table information, and it is possible to save the trouble of imaging the game board 4 again.

  FIG. 14 is a display example of a game table error 2 corresponding to the game table information 2, and when there is an input of an unset game table that cannot be evaluated, “game table error 2” is indicated as “game table error 2”. The screen 105 on which the message “cannot be evaluated” is displayed.

  Since the player re-enters the game table information that can be evaluated on the input screen 101 of FIG. 12, the player only needs to input and re-transmit the game table information. The trouble of imaging can be saved.

  FIG. 15 is a display example of a game board error 1 corresponding to the game board image 1, and when transmission is performed without attaching the imaging information of the game board 4, the game board error 1 is “image data on the game board”. Please send a message with "

  The player retransmits the image information of the game board 4 attached on the input screen 101 of FIG. In this case, the game board 4 may be imaged again and retransmitted, so that the trouble of inputting the game table information can be saved.

  FIG. 16 is a display example of the game board error 2 corresponding to the game board image 2, and when the nail information of the game board 4 cannot be normally evaluated, the game board error 2 is “attached data”. In this case, since the evaluation cannot be performed, the screen 107 on which the message “Please retake and send again” is displayed.

  The player retakes the game board 4 again with the CCD camera 23, reattaches the image data on the input screen 101 in FIG. In this case, the game board 4 may be imaged again and retransmitted, so that the trouble of inputting the game table information can be saved.

17 to 23 are display examples of evaluation results displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2.
FIG. 17 is a display example of the evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is bad. In this case, “the nail adjustment of this game table is bad. A screen 108 with a message “I recommend it” is displayed.

  FIG. 18 is a display example of the evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is normal. In this case, “the nail adjustment of this game table is normal”. A screen 109 on which a message is described is displayed.

  FIG. 19 is a display example of the evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is good. In this case, “the nail adjustment of this game table is good. A screen 110 on which a message “I recommend a game at” is displayed.

  FIG. 20 is a display example of an evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is good. In this case, “this game table is 1000 yen for 18 borders” A screen 111 on which the message “Turn 20 times on average” is displayed.

  Here, the border means that the balance (the difference between the amount of money invested and the amount of money (cash)) will be set to "0" if the design ball can be rotated how many times when the game balls for 1000 yen are used up. This is a numerical value that indicates whether or not the game can be done, and the amusement store adjusts the nail of each game stand with this border as a guide.

  The player can select a game machine with a border as one guideline. As shown in FIG. 20, a player can select a game machine with 20 borders through 18 borders. If possible, there is a high possibility that the balance will be positive.

  FIG. 21 is a display example of the evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is good. In this case, “This game table rotates about 20 times per 1000 yen on average. Is displayed on the screen 113. On the other hand, if the evaluation result is bad, for example, a screen 112 on which a message “This game table turns 16 times per 1000 yen on average. We recommend moving the table” is displayed. .

  FIG. 22 is a display example of an evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is good. In this case, “This game table rotates on average 20 times per 1000 yen. In addition to the message “.”, A screen 113 on which the number of acquired balls per 4 hours and 8 hours “4h: +2500 balls, 8h: 5000 balls” is displayed as an expected balance.

  20 to 22, the average number of rotations of the symbol per 1000 yen is determined by the CPU 42 according to the standardized position of the game nail 5 of the virtual game board and the game nail 5 of the game board 4 received from the mobile phone 2. As a result of comparison with the position, the position is calculated based on how much the position of the game nail 5 of the virtual game board and the position of the game nail 5 of the imaged game board 4 are deviated.

  For example, if the position (coordinates) of the game nail 5 of the standardized virtual game board matches the position (coordinates) of the game nail 5 of the imaged game board 4 (shift amount X = 0 mm), a standardized value ( For example, the average value of the number of symbol rotations per 1,000 yen is 18 times), and the position of the game nail 5 of the standardized virtual game board and the position of the game nail 5 of the imaged game board 4 are shifted by 1 X 1 mm. If the average value of the number of rotations of the symbol per 1000 yen is shifted by 19 times and 1 X2 mm, the average value of the number of rotations of the symbol per 1000 yen is 19.5 times and if it is shifted by + X1 mm, it is 1000 yen. If the average value of the number of rotations of the per symbol is 17 times and + X2 mm off, the average value of the number of rotations of the symbol per 1000 yen is calculated to be 16.5 times.

  This deviation amount X is a total of the deviation amounts for each area obtained by dividing the game board 24 into eight areas or for every 16 areas. In other words, in step S45 of step S10, the CPU 42 captures the position of the game nail 5 of the virtual game board and the game of the game board 4 captured in the storage unit 46 for each area of the game board 4 divided into 8 or 16 parts. The positional deviation amount of the nail 5 is calculated, and the total value of the deviation amounts X for each region is calculated.

  The storage unit 46 stores an average rotation speed selection table in which the shift amount X and the average value of the rotation speed of the symbol per 1000 yen are associated with each other, and the CPU 42 calculates the calculated shift amount X of the game nail 5 and the average. Based on the rotation speed selection table, the average value of the rotation speed of the symbol per 1000 yen is calculated.

  FIG. 23 is a display example of the evaluation result when the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is good. In this case, “this game table is rotated 6.5 times per minute. The screen 114 on which the message “The message is displayed” is displayed. On the other hand, if the evaluation result is bad, for example, a screen with a message “This game table turns 4.5 times per minute. We recommend moving the table.” Is displayed. .

  In FIG. 23, the average number of rotations of the symbol per minute is determined by the CPU 42 based on the standardized position of the game nail 5 of the virtual game board and the position of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 received from the mobile phone 2. As a result of the comparison, the calculation is based on how much the position of the game nail 5 of the virtual game board and the position of the game nail 5 of the imaged game board 4 are deviated.

  For example, if the position (coordinates) of the game nail 5 of the standardized virtual game board matches the position (coordinates) of the game nail 5 of the imaged game board 4 (deviation amount X = 0 mm), the CPU 42 is standardized. A value (for example, the average value of the number of symbol rotations per minute of 6.0 times) is selected, and the position of the game nail 5 of the standardized virtual game board and the position of the game nail 5 of the imaged game board 4 are the same. If the deviation is X1 mm, the average value of the symbol rotations per minute is 6.5 times. If the deviation is 1 X2 mm, the average value of the symbol rotations per minute is 7.0 times, if the deviation is + X1 mm. If the average value of the symbol rotations per minute is 5.5 times, and if the deviation is + X2 mm, the average value of the symbol rotations per minute is calculated to be 5.0.

  This deviation amount X is a total of the deviation amounts for each area obtained by dividing the game board 24 into eight areas or for every 16 areas. In other words, in step S45 of step S10, the CPU 42 captures the position of the game nail 5 of the virtual game board and the game of the game board 4 captured in the storage unit 46 for each area of the game board 4 divided into 8 or 16 parts. The positional deviation amount of the nail 5 is calculated, and the total value of the deviation amounts X for each region is calculated.

  The storage unit 46 stores an average rotation speed selection table in which the shift amount X is associated with the average value of the symbol rotation speed per minute, and the CPU 42 calculates the calculated shift amount X of the game nail 5 and the average rotation. Based on the number selection table, the average value of the number of symbol rotations per minute is calculated.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, communication control is performed based on the image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 and the virtual game board information which is game nail information stored in the storage unit 46 of the game server 3. Since the game nail of the image information received by the unit 47 is evaluated and the information on the evaluation result is transmitted to the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN, the player is provided with information on the quality of the nail. This makes it possible to inform beginners who are unfamiliar with games of good game tables with a lot of lottery wins. For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.

  In the present embodiment, since the player designates the model of the gaming machine and transmits the gaming machine information to the gaming server 3, there is a gaming machine in which the virtual gaming board information is not set. The game table error 1 or the game table error 2 may be transmitted to the player.

  In order to eliminate the occurrence of such a situation, as shown in FIG. 24, the player is notified of the game table (model of the game table) in which virtual game board information is set in advance, and a nail is selected from the game table. You may make it make a player select the game stand which evaluates the quality of information.

  The storage unit 46 of the gaming server 3 according to the present embodiment stores game table information related to the type of the game table in which the virtual game board information is set, and the type of this game table is input from the operation unit 44. The Further, the storage unit 46 stores a program for performing input processing for evaluating nail information of the game board 4, and this program is an address assigned with the model of the game machine set with the virtual game board information. And a game table in which virtual game board information is set is written at this address.

  In other words, the gaming server 3 of the present embodiment carries the storage unit 46 (game table information storage means) that stores the game table information in which the game nail information is set, and the game table information stored in the storage unit 46. A communication control unit 47 (game table information transmitting means) for transmitting to the telephone 2 (communication terminal), and the mobile phone 2 receives the game table information from the game server 3 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 (game) Table information receiving means), a liquid crystal panel 22 (display means) for displaying game table information received by the radio unit 24 and the transmitting / receiving antenna 28, and an operation unit 21 for selecting game table information displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22 (selection). Means).

  FIG. 24 is a diagram showing an input screen displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22. When the player operates the operation unit 21 of the mobile phone 2, the input screen stored in the nonvolatile memory 29 is read.

  As shown in FIG. 24A, a list of game machine models is displayed on the input screen 101a, and the player operates the cursor key of the operation unit 21 to move the game machine from A to H. The operation unit 21 is operated so that a desired game machine is selected from “Next” and “Next” is selected. At this time, the selected gaming machine information is stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 24B, an input screen 101b “Please attach and send the game board image” is displayed. When the player operates the operation unit 21 to select “Send” after taking an image of the game board 4 with the CCD camera 23 and attaching the image of the game board 4, the game table information is read from the nonvolatile memory 29. Is read out, and the game table information and the attached image are transmitted from the wireless unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 to the gaming server 3 via the communication line IN.

  In this way, it is possible to reliably prevent the selection of a gaming machine for which virtual gaming board information is not set, and it is possible to save the trouble of performing an operation for selecting a gaming machine again.

  In addition, as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the storage unit 46 of the gaming server 3 has an average value of the number of times that a game ball is won at the start winning opening 6 per 1000 yen calculated by the CPU 42, as shown in FIG. 23, the ball-out rate (expected balance) calculated by the CPU 42 from the number of game balls used per unit time and the number of game balls paid out, as shown in FIG. 23, starting winnings per minute calculated by the CPU 42 The game information of the average value of the number of times that the game ball is won is stored in the mouth 6, and when the evaluation result is transmitted from the game server CPU 42 to the mobile phone 2, the CPU 42 reads out the game information from the storage unit 46. Sent along with the evaluation results.

In other words, in the present embodiment, the gaming server 3 has a gaming state that occurs according to the arrangement of the gaming nails 5 (an average value of the number of times that a game ball wins at the start winning opening 6 per 1000 yen, and starts per minute. A storage unit 46 (game state storage means) for storing an average value of the number of times a game ball is won at the winning opening 6 and an expected value of a balance generated when the game ball is operated for a certain period of time, and a game nail evaluation result In addition, a CPU 42 and a communication control unit 47 (game state transmitting means) for transmitting the game state stored in the storage unit 46 to the mobile phone 2 are provided.
For this reason, in the present embodiment, it is possible to notify the player of more detailed information on the gaming table.

  In the present embodiment, the game server 3 has the communication control unit 47 and transmits the image of the game board 4 from the mobile phone 2 to the game server 3 via the communication line IN. The game server 3 is provided with a hardware configuration for connecting a connector such as a CD 2 or a memory such as a CD or CD-ROM in which an image of the game board 4 is stored, directly from a cellular phone or without the communication line IN You may make it transmit / receive game board information, an evaluation result, etc. between the servers 3 for games via memory.

(Second Embodiment)
25 to 36 are diagrams showing a second embodiment of the gaming server and the gaming system according to the invention, and the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted. In addition, the same apparatus configuration as that of the first embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings of the first embodiment.

<Configuration of mobile phone 2>
In FIG. 3, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 evaluates the nail information of the game board 4 of each game table with respect to the game server 3 based on a predetermined instruction input via the operation unit 21. A program for performing input processing to be performed is downloaded, and a program for performing input processing acquired from the gaming server 3 via the communication line IN by the wireless unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 is stored in the nonvolatile memory 29. Remember.

  The program for performing the input processing includes an input screen for performing an operation for transmitting to the gaming server 3 with an image of the gaming board 4 input by inputting the gaming machine model and the cashing rate of the gaming ball and sending it to the gaming server 3. 22 is a program for expanding to 22.

  That is, the microcomputer 30 collectively inputs at least the gaming machine model and the game ball exchange rate to the gaming server 3 and attaches image information of the gaming board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23. Input screen requesting means (wireless unit 24 and transmission / reception antenna 28) for making a request to acquire an operation screen for transmission to the game server 3 and acquisition means (wireless unit 24 and transmission / reception for acquiring the input screen from the gaming server 3) The antenna 28) and input screen storage means (nonvolatile memory 29) for storing the acquired input screen are provided.

  Further, the microcomputer 30 stores game nail information regarding the arrangement of the game nails 5 on the game board 4 obtained from the game server 3 via the communication line IN, the transmission / reception antenna 28 and the radio unit 24 in the nonvolatile memory 29. The game nail information is displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22. In the present embodiment, the radio unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 constitute game information transmitting means and information receiving means.

<Configuration of game server 3>
In FIG. 5, the storage unit 46 of the game server 3 stores the game table and the virtual game board information table shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 25 (a), the gaming machine table associates the gaming machine models A, B, C ... with the virtual gaming board information tables A1, B1, C1,. For example, when a game machine of model A is designated, the virtual game board information table A1 is read out.

  The virtual game board information table is provided according to each model A, B, C... Of the game stand, and as shown in FIG. Cash exchange ratio) and virtual game board information 1, 2, 3, ... 40 are stored in association with each other.

  Specifically, for each virtual game board information 1, 2, 3,... 40, for example, a cash rate of 2.00 yen (1 game ball = 2 yen) to a cash rate of 4.00 yen (1 40 types of virtual game board information are stored in increments of 0.05 yen until the game ball = 4 yen).

FIG. 25B shows only one virtual game board information table, but one virtual game board information table is provided for each type of game machine. The exchange rate need not be limited to 2.00 yen to 4.00 yen, and 200 types of virtual game board information can be obtained in increments of 0.01 yen between 2.00 yen and 4.00 yen. It may be stored or is not limited to this.

  This virtual game board information is the setting information of the game nail 5, the start winning opening 6, the normal symbol operating gate 7, the large winning opening 8, the general winning opening 9 and the out opening 10 and the windmill 11 according to the conversion rate. The layout is such that the game nails 5 are installed so that the higher the rate is, the more difficult it is for the game balls to win the start winning opening 6, and this layout is set in advance by simulation.

  For example, with respect to the two game nails 5c positioned above the start winning opening 6, the wider the opening formed by the game nails 5c, the easier the game balls can enter the start winning opening 6, so the cashing rate is low. The nail is adjusted to be. That is, game nail information related to the arrangement of game nails is stored in the storage unit 46.

  The storage unit 46 stores a program for performing input processing on the mobile phone 2. When this program is executed on the mobile phone 2, the nail information is evaluated on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2. The input screen for performing will be expanded.

  The memory 43 has a function of storing various information as a temporary storage area of the CPU 42. The display unit 45 is configured by a liquid crystal display panel, a CRT, or the like, and displays an image under the control of the CPU 42.

  The communication control unit 47 is for communicating with the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN, and receives the image information, the exchange rate information, and the gaming machine information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2. It has become.

  In addition, when the CPU 42 receives the image information, game table information, and exchange rate information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 by the communication control unit 47, the game table and virtual game board information stored in the storage unit 46. By comparing the virtual game board information stored in the storage unit 46 with the image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 by referring to the table, the quality of the game nail 5 with respect to the cash rate is evaluated. The evaluation result is transmitted from the communication control unit 47 to the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN.

  In the present embodiment, the communication control unit 47 constitutes game information receiving means and evaluation result transmitting means, the storage unit 46 constitutes storage means, and the CPU 42 constitutes evaluation means.

  Next, a method for evaluating the game nail 5 will be described based on flowcharts shown in FIGS. 26 to 28 and display examples of the mobile phone 2 shown in FIGS. The same flowchart as that of the first embodiment will be described using the flowchart of the first embodiment.

  FIG. 26 is a sequence diagram of an evaluation process exchanged between the mobile phone 2 and the game server 3, and FIGS. 27 and 28 are flowcharts of processes executed by the CPU 42 of the game server 3.

  In FIG. 26, first, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 performs a game table information input process (step S81). In the game table information input process, when the player operates the operation unit 21 of the mobile phone 2, the microcomputer 30 reads the input screen shown in FIG. 29 stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  FIG. 29 shows an example of the input screen 116. The input screen 116 is instructed to input the game machine model, input the exchange rate, and attach the image of the game board 4 to the game server 3. The information to be displayed is displayed in a lump, and the player inputs the model of the game table according to the instruction on the input screen 116. In the gaming machine information input process, when the gaming machine model is input to the input screen 41, the microcomputer 30 stores the gaming machine information in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, a cash rate information input process is performed (step S82). In this cash rate information input process, the player inputs the cash rate according to the input screen 116. It is instructed to input the cash rate in increments of 0.05 yen.

  In the exchange rate information input process, when the exchange rate is input to the input screen 116, the microcomputer 30 stores the exchange rate information in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, game board imaging processing is performed (step S83). In this game board imaging process, when the player images the game board 4 with the CCD camera 23, the microcomputer 30 stores the image of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23 in the nonvolatile memory 29. When the processes in steps S81 to S83 are completed, an information transmission process is performed (step S84).

  That is, when a transmission operation is performed by the player, the microcomputer 30 reads the gaming machine information, the cashing rate information, and the game board information from the nonvolatile memory 29, and wirelessly transmits the gaming machine information, the cashing rate information, and the gaming board information. The data is transmitted from the unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 to the game server 3 via the communication line IN.

  In the gaming server 3, first, after performing the information reception process shown in FIG. 27 (step S85), the exchange rate information acquisition process shown in FIG. 28 is executed (step S86). Next, after performing the game table information acquisition process shown in FIG. 9 (step S87), the captured image evaluation process shown in FIG. 10 is executed (step S88). Next, the information transmission process shown in FIG. 11 is executed (step S89).

  The microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 executes the information reception process (step S90), and then executes the evaluation information display process (step S91).

  In FIG. 27, in the information reception process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not the communication control unit 47 has received information from the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN (step S101). If the CPU 42 determines that the information has not been received from the mobile phone 2, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the information has been received from the mobile phone 2, has the cash rate information received? It is determined whether or not (step S102).

  If the CPU 42 determines in step S102 that the cash rate information has not been received, the CPU 42 sets the cash rate information 1 as error information in the memory 43 (step S103), and determines that the cash rate information has been received. In the case, the process proceeds to step S104.

  In step S104, the CPU 42 determines whether or not game table information has been received. If the CPU 42 determines that the game table information has not been received in step S104, the CPU 42 sets the game table information 1 in the memory 43 as error information (step S105), and determines that the game table information has been received. In the case, the process proceeds to step S106.

  In step S106, the CPU 42 determines whether or not game board information has been received. If the CPU 42 determines that the game board information has not been received in step S106, the CPU 42 sets the game board information 1 as error information in the memory 43 (step S107), ends this subroutine, and plays the game board information. If it is determined that it has been received, this subroutine is terminated.

  In FIG. 28, in the exchange rate information acquisition process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not error information is set in the memory 43 (step S111). If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is set in the memory 43 in step S111, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is not set, the conversion rate is within the specified range. It is discriminated whether it is within (step S112).

Here, in the present embodiment, since the cash exchange rate is set to 2.00 yen to 4.00 yen, the prescribed range of the cash exchange rate is 2.00 yen to 4.00 yen. Therefore, if the cashing rate designated by the player is less than 2.00 yen or 4.01 or more, the CPU 42 sets the cashing rate information 2 as error information in the memory 43 in step S112 and ends this subroutine. .
On the other hand, if the exchange rate designated by the player is 2.00 yen or more or 4.00 or less, the CPU 42 proceeds to step S114 in step S112.

  In step S <b> 114, the CPU 42 ends the present subroutine after executing a cash rate information storage process for storing the cash rate information in the memory 43.

  In FIG. 9, in the gaming machine information acquisition process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not error information is set in the memory 43 (step S31). If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is set in the memory 43 in step S41, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is not set, FIG. 25 (a) Based on the gaming table, it is determined whether or not the gaming table information is stored in the storage unit 46 (step S32).

  If the CPU 42 determines in step S32 that the gaming table information is stored in the storage unit 46, the CPU 42 proceeds to step S34, and if it determines that the gaming table information is not stored in the storage unit 46. Then, the game table information 2 is set as error information in the memory 43 (step S33), and this subroutine is terminated.

  In step S43, the CPU 42 ends the present subroutine after executing the gaming machine information storing process for storing the gaming machine information in the memory 43.

  In FIG. 10, in step S43 of the imaging information evaluation process, the CPU 42 refers to the game table shown in FIG. 25 (a), and the virtual game board information table corresponding to the model of the game table designated from the mobile phone 2. The virtual game board information corresponding to the exchange rate is acquired from the selected virtual game board information table as shown in FIG. 25B (step S43).

  For example, when the exchange rate is 3.80 yen, the virtual game board information 36 is read from the storage unit 46. The virtual game board information 36 is a virtual game board on which nail adjustment is performed so that the cash exchange rate is 3.80 yen.

Subsequently, the process of step S44-step S51 is performed similarly to 1st Embodiment.
In FIG. 11, the process of step S61-step S64 is performed similarly to 1st Embodiment.
As a result, the cellular phone 2 can execute the information reception process in step S90 of FIG. 26, and display the evaluation information on the liquid crystal panel 22 in step S91.

  30 and 31 are display examples of error information displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2.

FIG. 30 is a display example of the cashing rate error 1 corresponding to the cashing rate information 1, and when there is no cashing rate input error or an incorrect input, the cashing rate error 1 is entered and transmitted. Please. "
Is displayed on the screen 117.

  The player re-enters and transmits the correct cash rate on the input screen 116 of FIG.

  Here, when an error occurs, the CPU 42 of the gaming server 3 stores normal information other than the ID information of the mobile phone 2 and the error information (game table information, exchange rate information, game board information). The information is stored in the unit 46 for a certain period of time, and only error information is retransmitted to the mobile phone 2.

  In other words, the gaming server 3 includes a CPU 42 (detection means) that detects whether or not the game board information, the exchange rate information, and the game table information are normally received from the mobile phone 2, and the game board information received from the mobile phone 2. Among the exchange rate information and the gaming machine information, the storage unit 46 (normal information receiving means) that stores information received normally together with the ID information of the mobile phone 2 for a certain period, and only information that could not be received normally 2 and a communication control unit 47 (prompting means) that urge the user to retransmit the data to 2.

  FIG. 30 is a display example of a screen 117 that prompts to retransmit the cash rate information from the gaming server 3 when the cash rate error 1 occurs. The game table information and the game board information are the ID of the mobile phone 2. Since it is stored in the storage unit 46 together with the information, it is sufficient to input only the exchange rate information and retransmit it, and it is possible to save the trouble of imaging the game board 4 again.

  FIG. 31 is a display example of the cashing rate error 2 corresponding to the cashing rate information 2. When the cashing rate is out of the specified range, the cashing rate error 2 is expressed as “Cashing rate is A yen (this embodiment In this case, a screen 118 on which a message “Please input and transmit within the range of 2 yen) / sphere to B circle (4 yen in the present embodiment) / sphere” is displayed.

The player re-inputs the exchange rate within the specified range on the input screen 116 of FIG. 29 and transmits it.
In addition, display examples when a game table error 1, a game table error 2, a game board error 1, and a game board error 2 occur are the same as those in FIGS. 13 to 16 of the first embodiment.

  32 to 35 are display examples of evaluation results displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2.

  FIG. 32 is a display example of an evaluation result in which the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is bad, that is, the nail adjustment is bad with respect to the conversion rate of the game board 4 designated by the player. In this case, a screen 119 is displayed with a message stating that “the nail adjustment of this game machine is bad for the requested exchange rate. It is recommended to move the machine”.

  FIG. 33 is a display example of the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is normal, that is, the evaluation result of the exchange rate of the game board 4 designated by the player and the approximate degree of nail adjustment. In this case, a screen 120 on which a message “The nail adjustment of this game machine is about the same as the requested exchange rate” is displayed.

  FIG. 34 is a display example of an evaluation result with a good evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player, that is, a good nail adjustment with respect to the exchange rate of the game board 4 designated by the player. In this case, a screen 121 on which a message “The nail adjustment of this game machine is good for the requested cash exchange rate. A game on this game machine is recommended.” Is displayed.

  FIG. 35 is a display example of an evaluation result that the evaluation result of the game nail 5 of the game board 4 selected by the player is good, that is, the nail adjustment is good with respect to the exchange rate of the game board 4 specified by the player. In this case, a screen 122 on which a message “This game table rotates on average 20 times per 1000 yen for 18 borders” is displayed.

  The evaluation result shown in FIG. 35 is based on the exchange rate information received from the mobile phone 2 by storing the exchange rate / border conversion table in which the exchange rate and the border are associated with each other in the storage unit 46 of the game server 3. When the game nail 5 of the game board 4 is evaluated, the CPU 42 may replace the exchange rate information with a border and transmit it to the mobile phone 2.

  As the exchange rate / border conversion table, for example, a border corresponding to the exchange rate of 3.00 yen is set to 18 times, and a border corresponding to the exchange rate of 4.00 yen is set to 16 times. In the display example of FIG. 35, if the cash rate specified by the player is 3.00 yen, the border will be 18 times, so a gaming table that turns 20 times on average per 1000 yen will be an excellent table.

  Further, instead of the exchange rate / border conversion table, the exchange rate may be converted into a border by a predetermined calculation formula.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the game server 3 is based on the image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2, the information regarding the exchange rate of the game balls, and the game nail information stored in the storage unit 46. Since the communication control unit 47 evaluates the game nail of the received image information and transmits the information about the evaluation result to the mobile phone 2, it can provide the player with information about the quality of the nail, A beginner who is unfamiliar with the game can be notified of a good game table with a lot of lottery wins. For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.

  In addition to this, in this embodiment, in addition to information on the quality of nails, it is also possible to provide information on whether or not a lot of profits can be obtained from the game stand, so that the game can be continued. It is possible to notify the player whether or not it is profitable for the player.

  In the present embodiment, since the player designates the model of the gaming machine and transmits the gaming machine information to the gaming server 3, there is a gaming machine in which the virtual gaming board information is not set. The game table error 1 or the game table error 2 may be transmitted to the player.

  In order to eliminate the occurrence of such a situation, as shown in FIG. 36, the player is notified of the game table in which the virtual game board information is set in advance, and the evaluation of the quality of the nail information from among them is performed. You may make it make a player select the game stand which performs.

  FIG. 36 is a diagram showing an input screen displayed on the liquid crystal panel 22. When the player operates the operation unit 21 of the mobile phone 2, the input screen stored in the nonvolatile memory 29 is read.

  As shown in FIG. 36 (a), a list of game machine models is displayed on the input screen 116a, and the player operates the cursor key of the operation unit 21 to move the game machine from A to H. The operation unit 21 is operated so that a desired game machine is selected from “Next” and “Next” is selected. At this time, the selected gaming machine information is stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 36B, an input screen 116b on which a message “Please select a cash rate” and an input image of the cash rate are displayed. The player operates the operation unit 21 so as to input the exchange rate and select “next”. At this time, the selected exchange rate information is stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 36 (c), an input screen 116c “Please attach and send the game board image” is displayed. When the player operates the operation unit 21 to select “Send” after taking an image of the game board 4 with the CCD camera 23 and attaching the image of the game board 4, the game table information is read from the nonvolatile memory 29. Is read out, and the gaming table information, the exchange rate information, and the attached image are transmitted from the wireless unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 to the gaming server 3 via the communication line IN.

  In this way, it is possible to reliably prevent the selection of a gaming machine for which virtual gaming board information is not set, and it becomes unnecessary to perform an operation for selecting the gaming machine again, so that the mobile phone 2 can be used. Operability can be improved.

(Third embodiment)
37 to 44 are diagrams showing a third embodiment of the game server and the game system according to the present invention, and the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals for explanation. While omitted, the same apparatus configuration as that of the first embodiment will be described with reference to the first embodiment.

<Configuration of game server 3>
37, the gaming server 3 is configured to include a CPU 42 and a memory 43, which are control units 41, an operation unit 44, a display unit 45, a storage unit 46, and a communication control unit 47. The operation unit 44, display unit 45, storage unit 46, and communication control unit 47 are connected by a system bus 48.

The CPU 42 has a function of executing various processes in accordance with programs stored in the storage unit 46.
The storage unit 46 stores a program for controlling the operation of the game server 3 by the CPU 42 and various tables.

  In the present embodiment, the storage unit 46 is used as a medium for storing programs, tables, and the like. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the operation unit 44 is input by a computer. Any other readable storage medium may be used. For example, the storage medium may be recorded on a storage medium such as a ROM, a CD-ROM, and a DVD.

  These programs may not be recorded in advance, but may be recorded in the memory 43 after the power is turned on. Furthermore, each program may be recorded on a separate storage medium.

  The storage unit 46 stores a program for performing input processing on the mobile phone 2. When this program is executed on the mobile phone 2, the nail information is evaluated on the liquid crystal panel 22 of the mobile phone 2. The input screen for performing will be expanded.

  Further, the storage unit 46 stores a game table shown in FIG. The gaming table includes the gaming table specific information 1, 2, and the like set in the gaming table models A, B, C ...... and the gaming table models A, B, C,. 3 ... are stored in association with each other. For example, when a gaming machine of model A is designated, gaming machine specific information 1 is read out.

  This game table specific information includes a predetermined cash exchange rate, an average value of the number of times that a game ball wins the start winning opening 6 per minute, or an average value of the number of times that the game ball wins the start winning opening 6 per 1000 yen, etc. These pieces of information are input by the operation unit 44.

  The memory 43 has a function of storing various information as a temporary storage area of the CPU 42. The display unit 45 is configured by a liquid crystal display panel, a CRT, or the like, and displays an image under the control of the CPU 42.

  The operation unit 44 is an operation means that can be operated by the operator, and includes a mouse, a keyboard, a touch panel, and the like. In the present embodiment, the operation unit 44 is configured by a mouse, a touch panel, or the like. However, the operation unit 44 is not limited thereto, and may be anything that can be operated (inputable) by an operator or the like (player). A microphone or the like may be used.

  The communication control unit 47 is for communicating with the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN, and receives image information and game machine information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2.

  In addition, the CPU 42 and the storage unit 46 of the present embodiment constitute an evaluation unit 71. The evaluation unit 71 stores a random number generation unit 72, a trajectory generation unit 73, a winning / non-winning determination unit stored in the CPU 42. 74, trajectory evaluation section 75, new ball information generation section 76 and game nail evaluation section 77, winning trajectory information storage area 81, non-winning trajectory information storage area 82, ball position / velocity vector information provided in the storage section 46 The evaluation area 71 is composed of a storage area 83 and a game board information storage area 84. The evaluation means 71 is shown in the block diagram of FIG.

  The random number generator 72 generates and provides a new random number to determine a parameter having at least one random element each time the trajectory information of the game ball is generated.

  The trajectory generation unit 73 receives the game board information from the game board information storage area 84, and obtains the position and speed vector (traveling direction and speed) of each game ball in the previous simulation result from the ball position / speed vector information storage area 83. The trajectory (trajectory) of each game ball in a predetermined period T1 is obtained by calculation using the position and velocity vector of each game ball as initial conditions, and information indicating the trajectory (hereinafter also referred to as trajectory information) is generated.

  In an actual pachinko machine, a new game ball is ejected to the game board for a certain period of time by the player operating the handle. In order to simulate the launch of this new game ball, a new ball is used. An information generation unit 76 is provided, and the new ball information generation unit 76 generates a new game ball position and velocity vector (advancing direction and velocity) at an appropriate timing, and stores them in the ball position / velocity vector information storage area 83. Works to add.

  The trajectory generation unit 73 generates a plurality (preferably several tens to several hundreds) of trajectory information in the predetermined period T while changing parameters having random elements every time the trajectory information is generated.

  In this process, the position and velocity vector of each game ball are the same, but since the parameters having random elements are different for each trajectory calculation, the trajectory of each game ball can be different in the same predetermined period T. High nature.

  The winning / non-winning determination unit 74 that has received the trajectory information from the trajectory generating unit 73 has a specific winning area (for example, a start winning a prize port 6) that has a game ball depicting the trajectory from the trajectory indicated by the trajectory information for each trajectory information. ). The trajectory information is passed to the trajectory evaluation unit 75 together with information indicating the determination result.

  The plurality of trajectory information generated by the trajectory generation unit 73 is evaluated by the trajectory evaluation unit 75 with respect to a specific winning area, and evaluation information for each trajectory information is generated. How to evaluate the positional relationship with a specific winning area will be described later.

  When the evaluation information is generated, the trajectory evaluation unit 75 stores the trajectory information including the winning game ball together with the evaluation information in the winning trajectory information storage area 81, while the trajectory information not including the winning game ball is not won. It is stored in the trajectory information accumulation area 82.

  The game nail evaluation unit 77 evaluates the quality of the game nail 5 based on the number of game balls stored in the winning orbit information storage area 81 and the non-winning orbit information storage area 82, and the evaluation result is transmitted to the communication control unit 47. To the mobile phone 2 via the communication line IN.

  As an example of game evaluation, the total number of game balls stored in the winning track information storage area 81 is stored in the total number of game balls stored in the winning track information storage area 81 and the non-winning track information storage area 82. The winning percentage for the start winning slot 6 and the general winning slot 9 is obtained by dividing the total number of game balls that have been played from the sum. Further, based on the total number of game balls stored in the winning trajectory information storage area 81 per unit time, the number of winnings to the start winning opening 6 per unit time, the balance, etc. can be obtained.

  For example, assuming that 250 game balls have been purchased with a cash exchange rate of 1000 yen, 250 virtual game balls are launched on the virtual game board, and the start winning slot 6 and the general winning slot 9 are won. When a virtual award ball is paid out and the paid game ball is also launched on the virtual game board, a simulation is performed, and when the game ball purchased for 1000 yen and the paid game ball are used up, Game information, such as how many rotations can be made or how much the balance is, is calculated and stored in the storage unit 46.

  FIG. 40 is a diagram illustrating an example of track information and evaluation information stored in the winning track information storage area 81 and the non-winning track information storage area 82. 40A shows an example of the stored contents of the winning orbit information storage area 81, and FIG. 40B shows an example of the stored contents of the non-winning orbit information storage area 82.

  In this example, after the trajectory generation unit 73 executes the trajectory generation process nine times to generate nine trajectory information A to trajectory information I, the winning / non-winning determination unit 74 determines the winning / non-winning, As a result of the determination, each of the trajectory information B, E, F, H, I is determined as a winning trajectory and stored in the winning trajectory information storage area 82, while each of the trajectory information A, C, D, G FIGS. 40 (a) and 40 (b) show a state where is determined as a non-winning orbit and is stored in the non-winning orbit information storage area 82. FIG.

  The winning track information storage area 82 and the non-winning track information storage area 82 also store evaluation information 100b in association with each track information 100a.

Assuming that the evaluation information 101 is configured to give high evaluation information to the trajectory information according to the probability of winning in a specific winning area, as shown in FIG. 40, the evaluation information 101 is a winning trajectory and the evaluation information 100b. The trajectory information 100a with a low value (for example, in the range of 50 to 70) is “quietly winning”, and the trajectory information with a high value of the evaluation information 100b (for example, in the range of 71 to 100) is “smooth”. The trajectory information of the “winning” and non-winning trajectory and the evaluation information 100b having a high value (for example, a range of 30 to 49) is “disappointing” and the non-winning trajectory and the evaluation information 100b having a low value (for example, 29 or less) can be treated as “unmissable loss”.
Therefore, the quality of the game nail 5 is evaluated in consideration of the ratios of these “quick prizes”, “smooth prizes”, “sad misses”, and “unsatisfactory misses”.

  FIG. 41 is a configuration example of each of the trajectory information A to I. FIG. 41 shows an example in which the trajectory of a certain game ball constitutes one trajectory information. The trajectory information (trajectory data) 102 includes the position coordinates of the sphere for each of the start position 102a, the end position 102b of the trajectory in the predetermined period T, and the change point 102c... Information having a velocity vector and a time.

  FIG. 42 is a configuration example of the trajectory information when the trajectory information is a set of trajectory information as shown in FIG. 41 for all the game balls on the game board in the predetermined period T. In the example shown in FIG. 41, the trajectory information 103 is composed of trajectory data 103X, 103Y, and 103Z of balls X 1, Y 2, and Z that are game balls on the game board in a certain period T, and the trajectory data 103X, 103Y. , 103Z are information having the same configuration as the positional orbit information 102 shown in FIG.

  When the CPU 42 receives the image information and game table information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 by the communication control unit 47, the CPU 42 refers to the game table shown in FIG. Based on the image information of the game board 4 stored in the game board information storage area 84, the trajectory of the game ball is simulated to evaluate the quality of the game nail 5, and the evaluation result is sent from the communication control unit 47 to the communication line IN. Via the mobile phone 2.

  That is, the present embodiment is a gaming system 1 constructed from a mobile phone 2 (terminal device) and a game server 3 that transmits and receives information between the mobile phone 2 and the mobile phone 2 A CCD camera 23 (imaging means) that images the game board 4 of the game table, a radio unit 24 that transmits image information of the game board 4 imaged by the CCD camera 23, a transmission / reception antenna 28 (game information transmission means), a game The communication control unit 47 includes a wireless unit 24 that receives information from the server 3 and a transmission / reception antenna 28 (information receiving means), and the game server 3 receives image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2. (Game information receiving means) and a trajectory of a game ball based on the image information received by the communication control unit 47 and simulating whether or not the game ball has won a predetermined winning opening, thereby controlling communication. Part 47 and CPU 42 (evaluation unit) for performing the evaluation of the game nail image information received, in which and a communication control unit 47 transmits the information on the evaluation result of CPU 42 is performed in the mobile phone 2.

  Next, a method for evaluating the game nail 5 will be described based on the flowcharts shown in FIGS. The same flowchart as that of the first embodiment is described using the flowchart of the first embodiment, and display examples of error information and evaluation results are shown in the first embodiment and the second embodiment. It demonstrates based on a form.

  FIG. 43 is a sequence diagram of an evaluation process exchanged between the mobile phone 2 and the game server 3, and FIG. 44 is a flowchart of a process executed by the CPU 42 of the game server 3.

  In FIG. 43, first, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 performs a game machine information input process (step S121). In this game machine information input process, the microcomputer 30 reads the input screen shown in FIG. 12 stored in the nonvolatile memory 29 when the player operates the operation unit 21 of the mobile phone 2.

  The player inputs the model of the game table according to the instruction on the input screen 41 shown in FIG. In the gaming machine information input process, the microcomputer 30 stores the gaming machine information in the nonvolatile memory 29 when the gaming machine model is input to the input screen 41.

  Next, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 performs game board imaging processing (step S122). In this game board imaging process, when the player images the game board 4 with the CCD camera 23, the microcomputer 30 stores the image of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23 in the nonvolatile memory 29. When the processing of step S121 and step S122 ends, the microcomputer 30 performs information transmission processing (step S123).

  That is, when a transmission operation is performed by the player, the microcomputer 30 reads the game table information and the game board information from the non-volatile memory 29 and transmits the game table information and the game board information to the communication line from the radio unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28. It transmits to the game server 3 via IN.

In the gaming server 3, first, after performing the information reception process shown in FIG. 8 (step S124), the captured image evaluation process shown in FIG. 44 is executed (step S125). Next, the information transmission process shown in FIG. 11 is executed (step S126).
The mobile phone 2 executes the information reception process (step S127), and then executes the evaluation information display process (step S128).

  In FIG. 8, in the information reception process, the processes in steps S21 to S25 are executed as in the first embodiment. However, in this embodiment, when the CPU 42 determines that the game table information has been received in step S22 of FIG. 8, the game table specific information set for the model of the game table with reference to the game table of FIG. Is stored in the memory 43.

  In FIG. 44, in the gaming machine information acquisition process, the CPU 42 determines whether or not error information is set in the memory 43 (step S131). If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is set in the memory 43 in step S131, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine. If the CPU 42 determines that the error information is not set, the game in the storage unit 46 is performed. Image information of the game board 4 imaged by the mobile phone 2 is acquired from the board information storage area 84 (step S132). Hereinafter, the image information of the game board 4 captured by the mobile phone 2 is referred to as a virtual game board.

  Next, the CPU 42 determines whether or not the image of the virtual game board has been normally recognized (step S133). If the CPU 42 determines that the virtual game board image has been normally recognized, the CPU 42 proceeds to step S134. If the CPU 42 determines that the virtual game board image cannot be normally recognized, the CPU 42 proceeds to step S143.

  In step S134, the CPU 42 determines whether or not a game ball exists on the virtual game board. Since the CPU 42 determines that it is not necessary to perform the trajectory simulation method of the game ball when there is no game ball on the virtual game board, the CPU 42 ends this subroutine, and when the game ball exists, The parameter group for calculating the trajectory of each game ball, the initial position of the game ball, and the like are read, and preparations are made to obtain the trajectory by calculation (step S135).

  The parameter group includes, for example, a rotation angle of the handle (launching speed of the game ball), coordinates of the game nail 5 on the virtual game board, and the like, and parameters having random elements. Parameters with random elements function to generate various trajectory information, and in the same period T, generate trajectory information corresponding to “quiet prizes”, “smooth prizes”, “big misses”, “unfair misses” To help.

  Next, the trajectory generation unit 73 of the CPU 42 performs trajectory simulation of the game ball up to the elapse of a predetermined period based on the parameter group, the game ball position, etc., and generates trajectory information (step S136).

  Here, the game ball path change due to the influence of the velocity vector of the game ball, gravitational acceleration, the game nail 5, the windmill 11, etc., and the change of the game ball path due to the collision with another game ball are reflected by the calculation. Trajectory information indicating the trajectory of the sphere is generated.

  The “predetermined period” may be an arbitrarily defined period, or a period from when the handle is fixed until a game ball is fired on the game board, or a period corresponding to the launch interval of the game balls. May be.

  Next, the winning / non-winning determination unit 74 of the CPU 42 determines whether or not the trajectory information generated in step S135 has won the start winning opening 6 (step S137).

  This is performed by determining whether or not the trajectory information passes coordinates corresponding to the positions of the start winning opening 6 and the general winning opening 9. In step S136, whether the track information is the winning track information or the non-winning track is distinguished and stored in the winning track information storage area 81 and the non-winning track information storage area 82 of the storage unit 46.

  Next, the trajectory evaluation unit 75 of the CPU 42 evaluates the positional relationship between the trajectory indicated by the trajectory information and the start winning opening 6 for the trajectory information, and generates evaluation information of the trajectory information (step S138).

  Next, after the evaluation information of the trajectory information is generated, as shown in FIG. 40, the trajectory information 100a and the evaluation information 100b are associated with each other and stored in the storage unit 46 (step S139).

  Next, the CPU 42 determines whether or not a predetermined time has elapsed (step S140). If the CPU 42 determines in step S140 that the predetermined time has elapsed, the process proceeds to step S140, and the predetermined time has not elapsed. If it is determined that the trajectory of the number of game balls (for example, 10,000 balls) that can be evaluated for the game nail 5 has not been calculated, the process returns to step S135.

  In step S141, the game nail evaluation unit 77 of the CPU 42 determines the cash rate, the number of times that a game ball wins the start winning opening 6 per minute, based on the winning track information storage area 81 and the non-winning track information storage area 82. The average value or the average value of the number of times that the game ball wins the starting winning opening 6 per 1000 yen is calculated to evaluate the game nail (step S141).

  As a result, it is possible to evaluate whether or not the game nail 5 imaged by the mobile phone 2 is good, that is, whether or not the adjustment of the game nail 5 is easy to win the start winning opening 6.

  Next, the CPU 42 stores the evaluation information in the storage unit 46 (step S142), and ends this subroutine. In step S143, the game board image 2 is set in the memory 43 as error information, and this subroutine is terminated.

  In FIG. 11, the process of step S61-step S64 is performed similarly to 1st Embodiment.

  As a result, the cellular phone 2 can execute the information reception process in step S127 of FIG. 43 and display the evaluation information on the liquid crystal panel 22 in step S128.

  In the present embodiment, the error display examples are the same as those in FIGS. 13 to 16, and the evaluation result display examples are the same as those in FIGS. 17 to 23.

  As described above, in this embodiment, the game server 3 receives the image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 and generates the trajectory of the game ball based on the image information of the game board 4. By simulating whether or not the game ball has won the start winning opening 6, the game nail is evaluated for the image information on the game board 4, so that the player is provided with information on the quality of the nail. This makes it possible to inform beginners who are unfamiliar with games of good game tables with a lot of lottery wins. For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.

(Fourth embodiment)
FIG. 45 is a diagram showing a fourth embodiment of the game server and the game system according to the present invention. The same components as those in the first to third embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals and described. While omitted, the same apparatus configuration as that of the first and third embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings of the first and third embodiments.

<Configuration of game server 3>
In FIG. 37, the game unit table shown in FIG. The gaming table includes the gaming table specific information 1, 2, and the like set in the gaming table models A, B, C ...... and the gaming table models A, B, C,. 3 ... are stored in association with each other. For example, when a gaming machine of model A is designated, gaming machine specific information 1 is read out.

  The game table specific information is a game ball exchange rate, and the exchange rate information is set to, for example, a specified range (allowable range), for example, 2.00 to 4.00 yen.

  When the CPU 42 receives the image information, the exchange rate information, and the game table information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2 by the communication control unit 47, the CPU 42 refers to the game table stored in the storage unit 46, and stores the storage unit 46. Based on the image information of the game board 4 stored in the game board information storage area 84, the trajectory of the game ball is simulated to evaluate the quality of the game nail 5, and the evaluation result is sent from the communication control unit 47 to the communication line IN. Via the mobile phone 2.

  That is, the present embodiment is a gaming system 1 constructed from a mobile phone 2 (terminal device) and a game server 3 that transmits and receives information between the mobile phone 2 and the mobile phone 2 A CCD camera 23 (imaging means) that images the gaming board 4 of the gaming table, a wireless unit 24 that transmits the exchange rate information and image information of the gaming board 4 imaged by the CCD camera 23, and a transmission / reception antenna 28 (game information transmitting means) ) And a radio unit 24 for receiving information from the gaming server 3 and a transmission / reception antenna 28 (information receiving means). The gaming server 3 transmits the exchange rate information transmitted from the mobile phone 2 and the image of the gaming board 4. A communication control unit 47 (game information receiving means) that receives the information and a trajectory of the game ball based on the image information received by the communication control unit 47 and whether or not the game ball has won a predetermined winning opening. Simu The CPU 42 (evaluation means) that evaluates the game nail of the image information received by the communication control unit 47 and the communication control unit 47 that transmits information related to the evaluation result performed by the CPU 42 to the mobile phone 2 are provided. Is.

  Next, a method for evaluating the game nail 5 will be described based on the flowchart shown in FIG. The same flowchart as in the first and third embodiments will be described using the flowcharts in the first and third embodiments, and display examples of error information and evaluation results will be described in the first embodiment. A description will be given based on the second embodiment.

  FIG. 45 is a sequence diagram of an evaluation process exchanged between the mobile phone 2 and the game server 3.

  In FIG. 45, first, the microcomputer 30 of the mobile phone 2 performs game machine information input processing (step S151). In the game table information input process, when the player operates the operation unit 21 of the mobile phone 2, the microcomputer 30 reads the input screen shown in FIG. 29 stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  The player inputs the model of the gaming table according to the instruction on the input screen 116 shown in FIG. In the gaming machine information input process, when the gaming machine model is input to the input screen 41, the microcomputer 30 stores the gaming machine information in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, the exchange rate information input process is performed (step S152). In this cash rate information input process, the player inputs the cash rate according to the input screen 116. It is instructed to input the cash rate in increments of 0.05 yen.

  In the exchange rate information input process, when the exchange rate is input to the input screen 116, the microcomputer 30 stores the exchange rate information in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  Next, game board imaging processing is performed (step S153). In this game board imaging process, when the player images the game board 4 with the CCD camera 23, the microcomputer 30 stores the image of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23 in the nonvolatile memory 29. When the processes in steps S151 to S153 are completed, an information transmission process is performed (step S154).

  That is, when a transmission operation is performed by the player, the microcomputer 30 reads the gaming machine information, the cashing rate information, and the game board information from the nonvolatile memory 29, and wirelessly transmits the gaming machine information, the cashing rate information, and the gaming board information. The data is transmitted from the unit 24 and the transmission / reception antenna 28 to the game server 3 via the communication line IN.

  In the gaming server 3, first, after performing the information receiving process shown in FIG. 27 (step S155), the exchange rate information acquiring process shown in FIG. 28 is executed (step S156). Next, after executing the captured image evaluation process shown in FIG. 44 (step S157), the information transmission process shown in FIG. 11 is executed (step S158).

  The mobile phone 2 executes the information reception process (step S159), and then executes the evaluation information display process (step S160).

  In the information reception process of FIG. 27, the processes in steps S101 to S107 are executed in the same manner as in the second embodiment.

  In the exchange rate information acquisition process of FIG. 28, the processes of steps S111 to S114 are executed as in the second embodiment. In the present embodiment, since the cash rate is set to 2.00 yen or more and 4.00 yen or less, the CPU 42 in step S112 determines whether the cash rate is less than 2.00 yen or 4.01 or more. For example, the exchange rate information 2 is set in the memory 43 as error information, and if it is 2.00 yen or more or 4.00 or less, the CPU 42 proceeds to step S114 in step S112.

  In step S133 of the imaging information evaluation process of FIG. 43, the CPU 42 acquires the cash rate information from the gaming table shown in FIG. 38, and executes the processes of steps S134 to S143 as in the third embodiment. However, in the present embodiment, in step S140, the game nail evaluation unit 77 of the CPU 42 designates the player based on the number of game balls stored in the winning track information storage area 81 and the non-winning track information storage area 82. Evaluate the game nails against the exchange rate.

  In FIG. 11, the process of step S61-step S64 is performed similarly to 1st Embodiment.

  As a result, the cellular phone 2 can execute the information reception process in step S127 of FIG. 43 and display the evaluation information on the liquid crystal panel 22 in step S128.

  In this embodiment, the error display examples are the same as those in FIGS. 30 and 31, and the evaluation result display examples are the same as those in FIGS. 32 to 35.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the gaming server 3 receives the exchange rate information and the image information of the game board 4 transmitted from the mobile phone 2, and based on the exchange rate information and the image information of the game board 4. Since the trajectory of the game ball is generated and simulation is performed to determine whether or not the game ball has won the start winning opening 6, the game nail of the image information on the game board 4 with respect to the cash rate is evaluated. It is possible to provide information on the quality of nails to a beginner who is unfamiliar with the game, and can inform a good game table with a lot of lottery wins. For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.

  In addition to this, in this embodiment, in addition to information on the quality of nails, it is also possible to provide information on whether or not a lot of profits can be obtained from the game stand, so that the game can be continued. It is possible to notify the player whether or not it is profitable for the player.

  Note that the mobile phone 2 of each of the above embodiments downloads the input screens 101 and 116 from the game server 3 and stores them in the nonvolatile memory 29 to evaluate the game nail 5. , 116 are displayed and the game table information and the exchange rate information are input, so that the game server 3 is always connected to the mobile phone 2 and the game server 3 via the communication line IN. The mobile phone 2 can receive a predetermined input screen in sequence and perform an input operation via the communication line IN, thereby greatly reducing communication costs and reducing the operability of the input operation. can do.

  In the present embodiment, the mobile phone 2 is used as a communication terminal. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a dedicated communication terminal having an imaging unit and an input unit that can be used only in each game store may be used.

(Other embodiments)
In the first and second embodiments, the evaluation information of the game nail 5 is acquired from the game server 3, but the Java (registered trademark) application storing the game board information and the virtual game board information is used as a mobile phone. 2 may be downloaded and stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  In this way, after downloading, the application is operated by the mobile phone 2 to display the input screen 101 and the input screen 116 to input the game table information and the exchange rate information, and to capture the game board 4, Evaluation information can be acquired by comparing with virtual game board information corresponding to this game board information.

  In this case, it is possible to evaluate game nails simply by using the mobile phone 2, making it unnecessary to communicate with the game server 3 via the communication line IN and greatly reducing communication costs. Can do.

  That is, the mobile phone 2 evaluates the game nail 5 based on the virtual game board information (game nail information related to the arrangement of the game nails 5 on the game board 4) and the image information of the imaged game board 4. A wireless unit 24 and transmission / reception antenna 28 (acquisition means) for acquiring an application program, a nonvolatile memory 29 (storage means) for storing the application program, a CCD camera 23 (imaging means) for imaging the game board 4, and a nonvolatile memory The game nail 5 is evaluated for the image information on the game board 4 based on the virtual game board information and the image information of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23 by starting the application program stored in the memory 29. A microcomputer 30 (evaluation means) for performing the above may be provided.

  The application program may be an application program that evaluates the game nail 5 based on the exchange rate information, the virtual game board information, and the image information of the imaged game board 4.

  In this case, the mobile phone 2 is based on the operation unit 21 (input means) for inputting the exchange rate information, the virtual game board information, the image information of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23, and the exchange rate information. The microcomputer 30 (evaluation means) which evaluates the game nail 5 of the image information of the game board 4 is provided.

  In the third and fourth embodiments, the evaluation information of the game nail 5 is acquired from the game server 3, but Java (registered trademark) in which the game board information and the simulation program for evaluating the game nail 5 are stored is stored. ) The application may be downloaded to the mobile phone 2 and stored in the nonvolatile memory 29.

  In this way, after downloading, the application is operated by the mobile phone 2 to display the input screen 101 and the input screen 116 to input the game table information and the exchange rate information, and to image the game board 4, and the captured game Virtual game board information can be created from the board 4, and the evaluation information can be acquired by simulating the trajectory of the game ball based on the virtual game board information.

  In this case, the game nail 5 can be evaluated only by using the mobile phone 2, and it is not necessary to communicate with the game server 3 via the communication line IN, thereby greatly reducing communication costs. be able to.

  That is, the mobile phone 2 generates a trajectory of the game ball based on the image information of the game board 4 imaged by the CCD camera 30 and simulates whether or not the game ball has won a predetermined winning opening. Radio unit 24 and transmission / reception antenna 28 (acquisition means) for acquiring an application program for evaluating the game nail 5, a non-volatile memory 29 (storage means) for storing the application program, and a CCD for imaging the game board 4 By starting the camera 23 (imaging means) and an application program stored in the non-volatile memory 29, a game ball trajectory is generated based on image information captured by the CCD camera 23, and the game ball receives a predetermined prize. A microcomputer 30 (simulating whether or not a prize is won in the mouth and evaluating the game nail 5 ( Value means) may be provided with a.

  The application program may be a program for evaluating the game nail 5 based on the exchange rate information and the image information of the game board 4 captured by the CCD camera 23.

  In this case, the mobile phone 2 evaluates the game nail 5 of the image information on the game board 4 on the basis of the operation information 21 (input means) for inputting the exchange rate information and the image information on the game board 4 and the exchange rate information. The microcomputer 30 (evaluation means) which performs is provided.

In each of the above-described embodiments, the game nail 5 of the entire game board 4 is evaluated. However, only the game nail 5a or the game nail 5 in a specific area of the game board may be evaluated.
That is, the gaming server 3 uses the first specific part of the game nail information stored in the storage unit 46 (storage unit) and the first specific part of the image information received by the communication control unit 47 (reception unit). Based on the corresponding second specific portion, the communication control unit 47 includes a CPU 42 (evaluation means) that evaluates the game nail of the image information received.

  Even in this way, it is possible to provide the player with information about the quality of the nail, and to notify a beginner who is unfamiliar with the game of a good game table with a large number of lottery wins. For this reason, the unfairness felt by beginners unfamiliar with games can be eliminated.

Further, the player may be notified of points for judging whether the game nail 5 is good or bad.
That is, when the image information of the game board 4 of each game machine is stored in the storage unit 46 of the game server 3 and the game server 3 is accessed from the mobile phone 2 with respect to the game machine information, the game server 3 transmits the image information for determining whether the game nail 5 in the predetermined area of the game board 4 is good or bad from the storage unit 46 to the mobile phone 2.

  FIG. 46 is an enlarged image of the vicinity of the start winning opening 6 of FIG. 2 and is an example of an image transmitted to the mobile phone 2. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 46, image information around the start winning opening 6 is transmitted to the mobile phone 2, and the game nail 5c above the starting winning opening 6 is highlighted by color, blinking, etc. You may make it notify that the state where the game nail is open is a good nail adjustment.

  Also, if an arrow pointing in the left-right direction is attached to the image corresponding to the game nail 5c above the start winning opening 6, it is further emphasized that the nail adjustment that this game nail 5c is open is good. be able to.

  It should be noted that instead of transmitting an image of the vicinity of the start winning opening 6 or the like, an address of a Web site on the Internet that informs whether the game nail is good or bad is transmitted from the game server 3 to the mobile phone 2. Also good.

That is, the game server 3 stores information (image or website address) on information about the state of the game nail (image or website address), and the state of the game nail from the storage unit 46 is good. A CPU 42 and a communication control unit 47 (game nail information transmitting means) for reading out information related to badness and transmitting the mobile phone 2 may be provided.
In this way, the game nail information can be referred to when a beginner selects a game table.

  In addition, the storage unit 46 of the gaming server 3 stores the information of the gaming machine that has evaluated the gaming nail 5 together with the ID information of the mobile phone 2, and monitors the state of the gaming machine to change the design of the gaming machine. Information regarding the number of times may be calculated and periodically transmitted to the mobile phone 2 of the player whose ID information is stored in the storage unit 46.

  That is, the gaming server 3 of the present embodiment includes a storage unit 46 (player information storage means) that stores the gaming machine information received from the mobile phone 2 and the ID information of the mobile phone 2, and variations in the design of the gaming machine. CPU 42 for detecting the number of times (fluctuation number detecting means), CPU 42 for calculating information about the number of times of symbol variation on the game machine (calculation means), and information regarding the number of times of symbol variation for the ID information stored in the storage unit May be provided with a communication control unit 47 (calculation result transmission means) for transmitting the information at a predetermined timing.

  The information regarding the number of times the symbols change is as follows: the average number of revolutions of the display symbols for each fixed period (for example, every month), the average number of revolutions per day or every period for each type of gaming machine There is.

  When information about the number of symbol changes is transmitted to the mobile phone 2, a line graph in which the number of symbol variations per day is associated with the date is generated, and a game table number (for example, number 1) is generated. , 135, etc.) and the average value of the number of symbol fluctuations per month of this gaming machine may be added and transmitted.

  If it does in this way, the material which judges whether the game stand with the good game nail 5 was selected with respect to the beginner can be given, and the skill of the beginner can be improved.

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Explanation of symbols

1 Game system 2 Mobile phone (communication terminal)
3 gaming server 4 gaming board 5 gaming nail 23 CCD camera (imaging means)
24 Radio section (game information transmitting means, information receiving means)
28 Transmitting / receiving antenna (game information transmitting means, information receiving means)
30 microcomputer 42 CPU (evaluation means)
46 storage unit (storage means)
47 Communication control unit (receiving means, transmitting means, game information receiving means, evaluation result transmitting means)
71 Evaluation means

Claims (4)

Receiving means for receiving the game board image information transmitted from the terminal device;
Storage means for storing game nail information relating to the placement of game nails on the game board;
The receiving means generates a trajectory of a game ball based on the image information received by the receiving means , and simulates whether or not the game ball has won a winning opening on the image information based on the trajectory. An evaluation means for evaluating a game nail of the received image information;
Transmission means for transmitting information related to the evaluation results performed by the evaluation means to the terminal device ,
The receiving means receives information relating to the exchange rate of game balls from the terminal device,
The evaluation means evaluates the game nail of the image information received by the receiving means based on the information regarding the exchange rate of the game ball, the game nail information stored in the storage means, and the image information received by the receiving means. A game server characterized by the above. The evaluation means stores the image information received by the receiving means as a virtual game board in the storage means, and executes the simulation based on a plurality of parameters including position information of game balls on the virtual game board for a predetermined period. gaming server according to claim 1, characterized in that. A gaming system constructed from a terminal device and a gaming server that transmits and receives information between the terminal device,
The terminal device is
Imaging means for imaging the gaming board of the gaming machine;
Game information transmitting means for transmitting image information of the game board imaged by the imaging means;
Information receiving means for receiving information from the gaming server,
The gaming server is
Game information receiving means for receiving game board image information transmitted from the terminal device;
Storage means for storing game nail information relating to the placement of game nails on the game board;
By generating a trajectory of a game ball based on the image information received by the game information receiving means, and simulating whether or not the game ball has won a winning opening on the image information based on the trajectory, the game Evaluation means for evaluating game nails of image information received by the information receiving means ;
Evaluation result transmission means for transmitting information related to the evaluation result performed by the evaluation means to the terminal device ;
The gaming information receiving means receives information related to the cashing rate of gaming balls from the terminal device,
The evaluation means is a game nail of image information received by the game information receiving means based on information relating to the exchange rate of game balls, game nail information stored in the storage means, and image information received by the game information receiving means. A gaming system characterized by performing evaluations . The evaluation means stores the image information received by the game information receiving means in the storage means as a virtual game board, and performs the simulation based on a plurality of parameters including position information of game balls on the virtual game board. The game system according to claim 3, wherein the game system is executed for a period of time .

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