JP6135809B1 - Game board of bullet ball machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a game board of a ball game machine in which the movement of game balls is diversified to improve game playability. The game board includes a guide member 301 that allows a game ball B falling through the left side of a windmill 112 in the game area PA1 to fall along the inclined surface 302, and a right lower portion from the inclined surface 302. The first lower nail 151 that guides the game ball B to fall and move on the nail and the game ball B that falls through the right side of the windmill 112 to guide the game ball B to fall and move on the nail. 1 and a slanting surface 302 of the guide member 301 is set so that the slanting angle of the sloping surface 302 is set to be gentler than the slanting angle in the direction in which the first bottom slinging nail 151 is linearly arranged. The game ball B falling downward is configured to be able to fall and move between the first lower peg 151 and the first upper peg 161 in the game area PA1. [Selection] Figure 19

Description

  The present invention relates to a game board of a ball game machine.

  A pachinko game machine, one of the ball game machines, is attached to a frame member that holds a game board with a game area for playing with a game ball, with a back mechanism board equipped with a payout device and various control boards. Configured. Then, in the process of dropping the game ball launched to the upper side of the game area by the launching mechanism, a game for winning a prize by various winning devices provided in the game area is performed. In the game area, in addition to a plurality of nails and windmills, various prize-winning devices, a center decoration, an image display device, and the like are provided in order to improve game play (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).

JP 2006-175086 A JP 2008-295583 A

  However, in such a ball game machine, the movement of the game ball tends to be monotonous until winning a prize device.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to provide a game board of a ball game machine in which game balls are further improved by diversifying the movement of game balls.

To achieve such an object, a game board of a ball game machine according to the present invention is a game board of a ball game machine provided with a game area for playing a game using a game ball on the front side, A windmill rotatably provided on the left side of the game area; and a flat inclined surface provided below the windmill in the game area, and inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal, and the windmill in the game area A guide member in which a game ball falling through the left side is allowed to fall along the inclined surface, and is provided at a lower right side of the inclined surface in the game area, and is substantially straight in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal. to be three or more with a plurality of nails arrangement arranged, first lower communication of game balls that fall right downward from the inclined surface guides the falling movement over the plurality of nails and nails, right below the first lower communication nails in the game area It is provided with a plurality of nails that are provided across a gap portion through which a game ball can pass, and is linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal, and the right side of the gap portion in the game area A second lower nail for guiding the falling game ball to drop and move on the plurality of nails; and a lower portion than the gap portion in the game area; and the gap portion in the game area A winning device capable of entering a game ball that passes and falls, and a straight line in a direction that is provided above the first lower peg in the game area and below the windmill and tilts downward to the right with respect to the horizontal. It is configured to have a plurality of pegs aligned in, an upper communicating nail game ball to fall through the right side of the wind turbine in the game area to guide the falling movement over the plurality of nails It includes, who the first lower communication nail are aligned substantially linearly Is inclined relative to the horizontal of a straight line passing through the nail located at the upper left end of the first lower peg and the nail located second from the upper left end of the first lower peg. And the angle of inclination of the inclined surface is set to an angle that is looser than the angle of inclination in the direction in which the first lower pegs are arranged substantially linearly. The nail located at the right lower end of the first lower peg is configured to be able to drop and move between the first lower peg and the upper peg in the game area. Are shifted downward with respect to.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to improve the gameability by diversifying the movement of the game ball.

It is a front view which shows the state which removed the glass frame from the pachinko game machine. It is the perspective view which looked at the glass frame from the front. It is a rear view of a pachinko gaming machine. It is a front view of the game board concerning a 1st embodiment. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a game board according to a first embodiment. It is a front view of a center decoration. It is a rear view of center decoration. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the center decoration from the front. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the center decoration from back. It is sectional drawing which shows the vicinity of the warp channel | path in center decoration. (A) is an enlarged view which shows the connection part of a 1st decoration member and a 2nd decoration member, (b) is an enlarged view which shows the connection part of a 2nd decoration member and a 3rd decoration member, (c ) Is an enlarged view showing a connecting portion between the first decorative member and the third decorative member. It is a perspective view of a 1st prize unit. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the 1st winning unit from the front. It is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the 1st winning unit from back. It is a plane sectional view of the 1st prize unit. (A) is a sectional side view of the left general winning device in the first winning unit, and (b) is a sectional side view of the first start winning device in the first winning unit. (A) is a front sectional view of the first discharge passage in the first winning unit, (b) is a front sectional view of the second discharge passage in the first winning unit. (A) is a sectional side view of the first outlet passage in the first winning unit, and (b) is a sectional side view of the second outlet passage in the first winning unit. It is a front enlarged view which shows the lower left side of the game area | region in the game board which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a top view which shows an example of the nail provided in the game board which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a front view of the game board concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a front enlarged view which shows the lower left side of the game area | region in the game board which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a front enlarged view which shows the lower right side of the game area | region in the game board which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a front view of a protrusion surface structural member. (A) is a top view which shows an example of the nail provided in the game board which concerns on 2nd Embodiment, (b) is a projection surface structural member provided in the game board which concerns on 2nd Embodiment typically. FIG.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. A pachinko gaming machine PM is shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 as a bullet ball gaming machine equipped with a gaming board according to the first embodiment. First, the overall configuration of the pachinko gaming machine PM will be described with reference to this figure. In the present embodiment, the directions indicated by the arrows in FIG. 2 will be described as a vertical direction, a front-rear direction, and a left-right direction, respectively.

[Overall configuration of pachinko machines]
First, the basic structure on the front side of the pachinko gaming machine PM will be described. As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko gaming machine PM has an outer frame 1 that forms a vertically fixed holding frame that is configured to have an outer rectangular frame size, and a rectangular frame size that matches the outer frame 1 to form an open / close mounting frame. The front frame 2 is mainly configured. The front frame 2 is attached to the front opening of the outer frame 1 so that the front frame 2 can be opened / closed and attached / removed by upper and lower hinge mechanisms 3a and 3b disposed on the left edge of the outer frame 1 and the front frame 2. . The front frame 2 is always held in a closed state in which it is engaged and connected to the outer frame 1 by using a locking device 4 called a double lock provided at the right edge.

  On the front side of the front frame 2, as shown in FIG. 2, a rectangular glass frame 5 that matches the upper front area of the front frame 2 opens and closes and opens and closes using the upper and lower hinge mechanisms 3 a and 3 b. Can be assembled as possible. The glass frame 5 is always held in a closed state that covers the front surface of the front frame 2 by using the locking device 4 described above. As shown in FIG. 1, a game board 100 is detachably set and held in a storage frame 2 a provided on the upper side of the front frame 2, and is always passed through a double-glazed glass 5 a of a glass frame 5 that is held closed. The game area PA1 provided on the front side of the player can be viewed. In FIG. 1, detailed description of the game area PA1 is omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 2, on the lower front side of the glass frame 5, upper and lower ball dishes (upper ball dish 6a and lower ball dish 6b) for storing game balls are provided. On the upper front side of the glass frame 5, there are provided an electrical decoration device 7 such as a light emitting diode (LED) or a lamp, and a speaker 8 that generates a sound effect according to the developed state of the game.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a launch handle 9 that performs a launch operation of a game ball is provided at the lower right portion of the front frame 2. The area behind the glass frame 5 at the lower part of the front frame 2 (hereinafter referred to as “game assisting board 20”) is sent from a rectifier 21 and a rectifier 21 that send out the game balls stored in the upper ball tray 6a one by one. A launch mechanism 22 that launches the game balls toward the game area PA1, a launch control board 23 that controls the operation of the launch mechanism 22, and the like are provided.

  Next, the basic structure on the rear side of the pachinko gaming machine PM will be described. As shown in FIG. 3, on the rear surface side of the front frame 2, there is attached a back mechanism board 30 that has a window that communicates with the front and rear in the center and is formed in a rectangular frame shape somewhat smaller than the front frame 2. Yes. In each part of the back mechanism board 30, a tank member 33 for storing game balls supplied from the game facility side, a hook member 34 for flowing down game balls supplied from the tank member 33, and a game ball flowing down the hook member 34 are provided. A prize ball payout unit 35 to be paid out, a back side passage member 36 and the like for allowing the game balls paid out from the prize ball payout unit 35 to flow down to the upper ball tray 6a or the lower ball tray 6b are provided. Further, a game board cover 39 that covers the entire rear side of the game board 100 is attached to the back mechanism board 30.

  On the rear side of the game board 100, there is a main control board (not shown) for comprehensively controlling the operation of the pachinko gaming machine PM, and control of general effects such as image display, effect lighting, and sound effects according to game development. A sub-control board (not shown) for performing is attached. On the other hand, on the rear side of the back mechanism board 30, there is a payout control board 42 that performs control related to payout of game balls, and a power source that receives power from the game facility side and supplies power to various control devices and electric / electronic components. A substrate 43 and the like are attached. These control devices and the electric / electronic components of each part of the pachinko gaming machine PM are connected by a harness (connector cable) so that the pachinko gaming machine PM can be operated.

  The pachinko gaming machine PM is used for a game in which the outer frame 1 is fixedly installed on the gaming island (installation frame base) of the gaming facility, the front frame 2, the glass frame 5 and the like are closed and locked, and is placed on the upper ball tray 6a. The game is started by storing the game ball and rotating the launch handle 9. When the launch handle 9 is turned, the game balls stored in the upper ball tray 6a are sent one by one to the launch mechanism 22 by the rectifier 21, and are launched into the game area PA1 by the launch mechanism 22. The game is deployed.

[First embodiment of game board]
Next, a schematic configuration of the game board 100 according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 4, the gaming board 100 according to the first embodiment includes a plate-like base member 101, an inner rail member 106 and an outer rail member 107 attached to the front side of the base member 101, On the front surface of the base member 101, a game area PA1 is formed in which the left area is surrounded by the inner rail member 106 and the upper and right areas are surrounded by the outer rail member 107. The game area PA1 includes a plurality of nails 111 and a windmill 112, a center ornament 200 arranged near the center of the game area PA1, and three left general winning devices 113 arranged on the lower left side of the game area PA1. 113,..., A first start winning device 114 disposed in the lower center of the game area PA1, and a second start winning device 115, a large winning device 116, and a right general winning device disposed on the lower right side of the game area PA1. 117, an auxiliary game start gate 118, and an out port 119 disposed at the lower end of the game area PA1.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the base member 101 is formed in a plate shape using a transparent resin material. A center ornament mounting hole 102 is formed in the substantially central portion of the base member 101, and the center ornament 200 is attached to the center ornament mounting hole 102. A first winning device mounting hole 103 is formed from the lower left side of the base member 101 to the center, and a second winning device mounting hole 104 is formed on the lower right side of the base member 101. A first winning unit 300 in which the three left general winning devices 113, 113,... And the first start winning device 114 are unitized is attached to the first winning device mounting hole 103. In the second winning device mounting hole 104, a second winning unit 130 in which the second starting winning device 115, the big winning device 116, the right general winning device 117, the auxiliary game starting gate 118 and the like are unitized is attached.

  An out port 119 is formed in a portion of the base member 101 that is connected to the lower end of the first winning device mounting hole 103. Further, the image display device 121 and the upper and lower movable effect devices 126 and 127 are attached to the rear surface side of the base member 101, and as shown in FIG. The front side of the upper and lower movable effect devices 126 and 127 is configured to be visible from the front.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the outer rail member 107 is formed in a circular arc shape whose lower side is open, and guides the game ball fired from the launch mechanism 22 to the game area PA1. The inner rail member 106 is formed in an arc shape whose right side is open, and is disposed on the front surface of the base member 101 so as to have a predetermined distance to the right with respect to the outer rail member 107. Thus, a firing passage 109 is formed between the inner rail member 106 and the outer rail member 107 from the side where the firing mechanism 22 is provided to the upper part of the game area PA1.

[Composition of center decoration]
Next, the center decoration 200 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 6 to 9, the center decoration 200 includes a first decoration member 201, a second decoration member 211, a third decoration member 221, a decoration cover member 231, a first warp passage member 241, A second warp passage member 246 and a stage member 251 are included. The center decoration 200 is formed in a circular frame shape having an inner opening by connecting the first decoration member 201, the second decoration member 211, and the third decoration member 221.

  As shown in FIGS. 8 to 9, the first decorative member 201 is formed in a circular arc shape using a resin material, and constitutes a left part and an upper part of the center decorative member 200. A left first connecting portion 202 that can be connected to the left third connecting portion 222 of the third decorative member 221 is formed at the lower left end of the first decorative member 201. A right first coupling portion 203 that can be coupled to the upper second coupling portion 212 of the second decorative member 211 is formed at the lower right end portion of the first decorative member 201.

  The second decoration member 211 is formed in a circular arc shape using a resin material, and constitutes the right side portion of the center decoration 200. An upper second coupling portion 212 that can be coupled to the right first coupling portion 203 of the first decorative member 201 is formed at the upper end portion of the second decorative member 211. A lower second coupling portion 213 that can be coupled to the right third coupling portion 223 of the third decoration member 221 is formed at the lower end portion of the second decoration member 211.

The third decorative member 221 is formed in a circular arc shape using a resin material, and constitutes the lower part of the center decorative member 200. A left third connecting portion 222 that can be connected to the left first connecting portion 202 of the first decorative member 201 is formed at the upper left end of the third decorative member 221. A right third connecting portion 223 that can be connected to the lower second connecting portion 213 of the second decorative member 211 is formed at the upper right end portion of the third decorative member 221.

  A planar stage mounting portion 224 extending in the left-right direction is formed on the rear side of the center portion of the third decorative member 221. A front part of the stage member 251 is attached and fixed to the stage attaching part 224 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. Further, a notch 228 is formed at the center upper portion of the stage mounting portion 224 in accordance with the shape of the guide groove 253 of the stage member 251. A planar first warp passage mounting portion 225 is formed on the front upper left side of the third decorative member 221. A first warp passage member 241 is attached and fixed to the first warp passage attachment portion 225 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. A rib-shaped second warp passage mounting portion 226 is formed on the rear upper left side of the third decorative member 221 so as to extend obliquely downward to the right with respect to the horizontal. A second warp passage member 246 connected to the first warp passage member 241 is attached to and supported by the second warp passage attachment portion 226. In addition, a small frame-shaped first sensor attachment portion 227 is formed on the upper left rear side of the third decorative member 221. A first central magnetic sensor 261 is attached and held on the first sensor attachment portion 227. The first central magnetic sensor 261 is configured to detect unauthorized magnetism generated in the vicinity of the first warp passage member 241.

  The decorative cover member 231 is formed in a bent plate shape using a resin material, and includes a rear cover portion 232 that covers the rear side of the third decorative member 221 and an upper cover portion 234 that covers the upper side of the third decorative member 221. It is configured. The rear cover portion 232 is formed in a plate shape that matches the outer peripheral shape of the third decorative member 221, and is coupled to the rear side of the third decorative member 221 using a connecting member (not shown) such as a screw. . The upper cover part 234 is formed in a bowl shape extending forward from the upper end part of the rear cover part 232 and covers the upper part of the third decorative member 221 and the stage member 251. A small frame-shaped second magnetic sensor attachment portion 233 is formed below the rear cover portion 232. A second central magnetic sensor 262 is attached and held on the second magnetic sensor attachment portion 233. The second central magnetic sensor 262 is configured to be able to detect unauthorized magnetism generated in the vicinity of the stage member 251.

  The first warp passage member 241 is formed in a tubular shape extending to the lower right using a resin material, and is attached and fixed to the first warp passage attachment portion 225 of the third decorative member 221. A first warp passage 242 through which a game ball can pass is formed inside the first warp passage member 241 (see FIG. 10). The upstream end portion of the first warp passage 242 is formed to open obliquely upward to the left so that a game ball falling on the left side of the game area PA1 can pass through. The downstream end portion of the first warp passage 242 is formed to bend backward and is connected to the second warp passage 247 of the second warp passage member 246.

  The second warp passage member 246 is formed in a tubular shape extending to the lower right using a resin material, and is sandwiched between the rear cover portion 232 of the decorative cover member 231 and the third decorative member 221, and the third decorative member 221. The second warp passage attachment portion 226 is attached and supported. Inside the second warp passage member 246, a second warp passage 247 through which a game ball can pass is formed. The upstream end portion of the second warp passage 247 is formed to be bent forward and is connected to the downstream end portion of the first warp passage 242. The downstream end of the second warp passage 247 is formed to open toward the stage portion 252 of the stage member 251, and the game ball that has passed through the first warp passage 242 and the second warp passage 247 falls onto the stage portion 252. It is like that.

The stage member 251 is formed in a bent plate shape using a resin material, and is attached and fixed to the stage attachment portion 224 of the third decorative member 221. A stage portion 252 is formed on the upper portion of the stage member 251. The stage portion 252 can roll the game ball that has passed through the first warp passage 242 and the second warp passage 247 in the left-right direction and then drop it forward. A guide groove portion 253 is formed on the front side of the center portion of the stage portion 252 to guide the game ball stopped at the center portion of the stage portion 252 so as to fall toward the first start winning port 114a of the first start winning device 114. The In addition, the center part of the stage part 252 is formed to be higher in a mountain shape than the left and right intermediate parts of the stage part 252. Therefore, when a game ball that rolls and moves in the left-right direction on the stage portion 252 stops at the left and right intermediate portions instead of the center portion of the stage portion 252, the game balls are first started from the stopped left or right intermediate portion. The winning device 114 falls to the left or right. At this time, the game ball that has dropped from the left intermediate portion of the stage portion 252 drops and moves to the lower right on the fourth upper peg 164 when it falls to the fourth upper peg 164 as will be described in detail later. The first start winning device 114 can pass through the first start winning port 114a (see FIG. 19).

  As described above, the first decoration member 201, the second decoration member 211, and the third decoration member 221 are connected to form the center decoration 200. The first decorative member 201 and the second decorative member 211 are connected in a state where the right first connecting portion 203 of the first decorative member 201 and the upper second connecting portion 212 of the second decorative member 211 are combined. At this time, as shown in FIG. 11A, the right first coupling portion 203 is coupled with the front side of the upper second coupling portion 212. Further, the second decorative member 211 and the third decorative member 221 are connected in a state where the lower second connecting portion 213 of the second decorative member 211 and the right third connecting portion 223 of the third decorative member 221 are connected. The At this time, as shown in FIG. 11 (b), the lower second coupling portion 213 is coupled with the front side of the right third coupling portion 223. Further, the first decorative member 201 and the third decorative member 221 are connected in a state where the left first connecting portion 202 of the first decorative member 201 and the left third connecting portion 222 of the third decorative member 221 are connected. . At this time, as shown in FIG. 11C, the left first coupling portion 202 is coupled to overlap the front side of the left third coupling portion 222.

  In order to connect the first decorative member 201, the second decorative member 211, and the third decorative member 221, first, place the third decorative member 221 on a work table or the like (not shown) (with the front side facing). ) In the mounted state, the lower decorative second portion 213 of the second decorative member 211 is joined so as to overlap the front side of the third right connecting portion 223 of the third decorative member 221, and the second decorative member 211 and The third decorative member 221 is connected. And the 1st decoration member 201 and the 2nd decoration member 211 are combined so that the right side 1st coupling part 203 of the 1st decoration member 201 may overlap with the front side of the upper side 2nd coupling part 212 of the 2nd decoration member 211, And the first decorative member 201 and the third decorative member are connected by overlapping the left first connecting portion 202 of the first decorative member 201 on the front side of the left third connecting portion 222 of the third decorative member 221. The member 221 is connected. In this way, only when the third decorative member 221, the second decorative member 211, and the first decorative member 201 are connected in this order, the first decorative member 201, the second decorative member 211, and the third decorative member 221 are connected. Since they can be connected in the correct orientation, the center ornament 200 can be assembled easily and accurately in manufacturing and the like.

  Generally, as the parts are assembled later during assembly, the positional accuracy tends to decrease due to accumulation of processing errors and the like. The third decorative member 221 to which the stage member 251 is attached is the part that is most involved in entering the first start winning device 114 (winning). In order to prevent a decrease in positional accuracy, the center decorative 200 is assembled. When assembled first. In addition, the second decoration member 211 is disposed near the game parts that affect the game play such as the second start winning device 115 and the big winning device 116, and the center ornament 200 is used to prevent the position accuracy from being lowered. Is assembled second (before the first decorative member 201).

In addition, since the right side 1st coupling | bond part 203 of the 1st decoration member 201 and the upper 2nd coupling | bond part 212 of the 2nd decoration member 211 are couple | bonded together, the periphery of a coupling | bond part becomes thin and it is easy to break. Therefore, in the upper right part of the game area PA1, a game member such as a nail or a windmill is located in the vicinity of the connection part between the right first connection part 203 of the first decoration member 201 and the upper second connection part 212 of the second decoration member 211. May be provided. In this way, the game ball that falls on the upper right part of the game area PA1 is moved by the game member such as a nail or a windmill, and the second right upper joint 203 of the first decorative member 201 and the second upper member of the second decorative member 211. Since it is difficult to directly abut the joint portion with the joint portion 212, the center ornament 200 can be prevented from being damaged.

[Composition of the first winning unit]
Next, the first winning unit 300 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 12 to 14, the first winning unit 300 includes three left general winning devices 113, 113,..., A first start winning device 114, a guide member 301, a base plate 311, and a first discharge. The passage member 321, the first passage cover member 331, the second discharge passage member 341, and the second passage cover member 351 are configured.

  The three left general winning devices 113, 113,... Are attached to the three general winning device mounting portions 314, 314,. The left general winning device 113 is formed in a box shape using a resin material so that the upper and rear portions are open and a game ball can enter. On the upper part of the left general winning device 113, a left general winning port 113a through which a game ball falling on the lower left side of the game area PA1 can pass is formed.

  The first start winning device 114 is attached to the start winning device attaching portion 316 formed on the base plate 311 so as to be aligned to the right of the three left general winning devices 113, 113,. The first start winning device 114 is made of a transparent or translucent resin material and is formed in a box shape in which an upper part and a rear part are opened and a game ball can enter. A first start winning opening 114a through which a game ball falling in the lower center of the game area PA1 can pass is formed in the upper part of the first start winning apparatus 114.

  The guide member 301 is attached to a guide member attaching portion 312 formed on the base plate 311 side by side to the left of the three left general winning devices 113, 113,. Thereby, the guide member 301 is arrange | positioned under the windmill 112 in the lower left part of game area PA1. The guide member 301 is formed in a box shape with an open rear portion using a transparent or translucent resin material. A flat inclined surface 302 is formed on the upper portion of the guide member 301 and is inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 to 14, the base plate 311 is formed in a plate shape using a resin material. The base plate 311 is attached and fixed to the front side of the base member 101 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw so as to cover the first winning device mounting hole 103 of the base member 101. A frame-shaped guide member mounting portion 312 is formed on the left side of the front surface of the base plate 311. The guide member 301 is attached and fixed to the guide member attaching portion 312 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. A claw-shaped lamp holding portion 313 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the guide member mounting portion 312 on the left side of the front surface of the base plate 311. A display lamp 366 capable of displaying the number of reserved balls is attached to and held by the lamp holder 313. The display lamp 366 is covered with the guide member 301.

Three general winning device mounting portions 314 are formed in the front middle portion of the base plate 311 side by side in the left-right direction. The three left general winning devices 113, 113,... Are attached and fixed to the three general winning device attaching portions 314 using fixing members (not shown) such as screws. Three general winning ball passing ports 315, 315,..., Which are notched in a U shape, are formed on the base plate 311 above the general winning device attachment portion 314. The general winning ball passing port 315 is formed in alignment with the rear opening of the left general winning device 113, and the game ball that has entered the left general winning device 113 through the left general winning port 113a is the rear general winning ball. It passes through the passage port 315 and falls into the first ball discharge passage 322 formed in the first discharge passage member 321 (see FIG. 15 and FIG. 16A).

  On the right side of the front surface of the base plate 311, a frame-shaped start winning device mounting portion 316 is formed. The first start winning device 114 is attached and fixed to the start winning device attaching portion 316 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. A start winning ball passing port 317 that is notched in a U-shape is formed in the base plate 311 above the start winning device attaching portion 316. The starting winning ball passing port 317 is formed in alignment with the rear opening of the first starting winning device 114, and a game ball that has entered the first starting winning device 114 through the first starting winning port 114a is located in the rear. It passes through the start winning ball passing port 317 and falls into the second ball discharge passage 342 formed in the second discharge passage member 341 (see FIG. 16B).

  A rib-shaped lamp mounting portion 318 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the starting prize-winning device mounting portion 316 in the base plate 311. A decoration lamp substrate 361 for performing light emission decoration of the first start winning device 114 is attached and fixed to the lamp attachment portion 318 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. The decorative lamp substrate 361 is covered with the first start winning device 114 (see FIG. 15). A small frame-shaped first magnetic sensor mounting portion 319 is formed on the left side of the rear surface of the base plate 311. A first lower magnetic sensor 376 is attached and held on the first magnetic sensor attachment portion 319. The first lower magnetic sensor 376 is configured to be able to detect unauthorized magnetism generated in the vicinity of the guide member 301.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 to 14, the first discharge passage member 321 is formed in a tubular shape that extends downward to the right using a resin material, and a rear surface of the base plate 311 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. It is attached and fixed to the middle part. A first ball discharge passage 322 through which a game ball can pass is formed inside the first discharge passage member 321. The upstream end of the first ball discharge passage 322 has an opening formed so as to diverge into three and face upward, and a game ball that enters the left general winning device 113 and falls from the general winning ball passing port 315 passes. (See FIG. 16 (a) and FIG. 17 (a)). The downstream end portion of the first ball discharge passage 322 is formed so as to bend backward, and is connected to the first outlet passage 332 of the first passage cover member 331 (see FIG. 18A).

  A small frame-shaped general winning sensor mounting portion 323 is formed on the right side of the lower surface portion of the first discharge passage member 321. The main winning sensor attaching portion 323 is attached and held with the main body portion (base end side) of the left general winning sensor 113s (see FIGS. 17A and 18A). A small frame-shaped second magnetic sensor mounting portion 325 is formed in the center of the lower surface portion of the first discharge passage member 321. A second lower magnetic sensor 377 is attached and held on the second magnetic sensor attachment portion 325 (see FIGS. 16A and 17A). The second lower magnetic sensor 377 is configured to be able to detect illegal magnetism generated in the vicinity of the left general winning device 113. A small-frame-shaped radio wave sensor mounting portion 324 is formed on the left side of the rear surface portion of the first discharge passage member 321. A radio wave sensor 371 is attached to the radio wave sensor attachment portion 324. The radio wave sensor 371 is configured to be able to detect unauthorized radio waves generated in the vicinity of the left general winning device 113.

As shown in FIGS. 13 to 14, the first passage cover member 331 is formed in a plate shape using a resin material, and a first member of the first discharge passage member 321 using a coupling member (not shown) such as a screw. Combined on the back side. A radio wave sensor cover portion 334 that covers the radio wave sensor 371 attached to the radio wave sensor attachment portion 324 of the first discharge passage member 321 is formed on the left side of the first passage cover member 331. The right end portion of the first passage cover member 331 is formed in a tubular shape having the first outlet passage 332 on the inner side and extending in the vertical direction. As shown in FIG. 18A, the upstream end portion of the first outlet passage 332 is formed to be bent forward and is connected to the downstream end portion of the first ball discharge passage 322. The downstream end of the first outlet passage 332 is formed to open downward, so that the game balls that have passed through the first ball discharge passage 322 and the first outlet passage 332 are discharged to the rear of the game board 100 and fall. It has become. A groove-shaped general winning sensor holding portion 333 is formed near the downstream end portion of the first outlet passage 332 in the first passage cover member 331. The general winning sensor holding portion 333 is attached and held with the detection portion (front end side) of the left general winning sensor 113s. The left general winning sensor 113s is configured to be able to detect a game ball passing through the first outlet passage 332 after entering (winning) any one of the three left general winning devices 113, 113,.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 to 14, the second discharge passage member 341 is formed in a tubular shape extending in an L shape using a resin material, and a rear surface of the base plate 311 using a fixing member (not shown) such as a screw. It is fixed on the right side. A second ball discharge passage 342 through which a game ball can pass is formed inside the second discharge passage member 341. The upstream end of the second ball discharge passage 342 is formed with an opening facing upward so that a game ball that enters the first start winning device 114 and falls from the start winning ball passing port 317 passes therethrough. (See FIG. 16 (b) and FIG. 17 (b)). The downstream end portion of the second ball discharge passage 342 is formed so as to bend backward, and is connected to the second outlet passage 352 of the second passage cover member 351 (see FIG. 18B).

  A small frame-shaped start winning sensor mounting portion 343 is formed on the upper portion of the second discharge passage member 341. The first start prize sensor 114s is attached and held on the start prize sensor mounting portion 343 (see FIGS. 16B and 17B). The first start winning sensor 114s is configured to be able to detect a game ball that enters (wins) the first start winning device 114 and passes through the second ball discharge passage 342. A third magnetic sensor mounting portion 344 is formed on the upper left side of the second discharge passage member 341. A third lower magnetic sensor 378 is attached and held on the third magnetic sensor attachment portion 344 (see FIG. 17B). The third lower magnetic sensor 378 is configured to be able to detect unauthorized magnetism generated in the vicinity of the first start winning device 114.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 to 14, the second passage cover member 351 is formed in a plate shape using a resin material, and a second member of the second discharge passage member 341 using a coupling member (not shown) such as a screw. Combined on the back side. The right end portion of the second passage cover member 351 is formed in a tubular shape having the second outlet passage 352 on the inner side and extending in the vertical direction. As shown in FIG. 18B, the upstream end portion of the second outlet passage 352 is formed to be bent forward and is connected to the downstream end portion of the second ball discharge passage 342. The downstream end of the second outlet passage 352 is formed to open downward, so that the game balls that have passed through the second ball discharge passage 342 and the second outlet passage 352 are discharged to the rear of the game board 100 and fall. It has become.

  The first winning unit 300 configured as described above is attached to the first winning device attachment hole 103 of the base member 101 from the front. At this time, the first discharge passage member 321, the first passage cover member 331, the second discharge passage member 341, and the second passage cover member 351 attached to the rear surface side of the base plate 311 are arranged in the first winning device attachment hole 103. It is arranged inside. This makes it possible to change only the design of the base plate 311, the left general winning device 113, the first start winning device 114, etc. without changing the shape of the first winning device mounting hole 103 of the base member 101, A variety of design game boards can be easily designed at low cost. Further, since the first discharge passage member 321, the first passage cover member 331, the second discharge passage member 341, and the second passage cover member 351 are disposed inside the first winning device mounting hole 103, the base member 101 It becomes possible to utilize the space vacant on the rear surface side as the installation space or wiring space of the movable effect device.

Note that the game ball falling on the lower left side of the game area PA1 has three left general winning devices 113.
, 113,..., Enter a winning (winning), pass through the inside of the left general winning device 113 and the general winning ball passing port 315 and branch into three in the first ball discharge passage 322. It falls into one of the ends, passes through the first ball discharge passage 322 and the first outlet passage 332, and is discharged to the rear of the game board 100. Further, when a game ball falling in the lower center of the game area PA1 enters (wins) the first start winning device 114, it passes through the inside of the first start winning device 114 and the start winning ball passing port 317, It falls into the upstream end of the two-ball discharge passage 342, passes through the second ball discharge passage 342 and the second outlet passage 352, and is discharged to the rear of the game board 100. As described above, the first discharge passage member 321 is provided so that one first ball discharge passage 322 (and the first outlet passage 332) joins the plurality of left general winning devices 113, 113,. (And the first passage cover member 331) can be reduced in size, and the design of the left general winning device can be easily changed (for example, the number of the left general winning devices can be changed).

  In addition, the front middle portion of the base plate is not limited to a plurality of left general winning devices, and may be provided with at least one left general winning device and a second out port. In this way, it is possible to easily change the payout rate. In this case, a first ball discharge passage (and a first outlet passage) similar to those described above is provided on the rear surface side of the base plate, and a game ball that has passed through the second out port is provided on the front surface side of the base plate. An out-ball merging passage for merging with each other may be provided.

[Placement of nails, etc. near the guide member]
Next, the arrangement of the nail 111, the windmill 112, and the like on the left side of the game area PA1 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 20, each nail 111 is erected in a direction substantially perpendicular to the front surface of the base member 101 (the board surface constituting the game area), and the plate-shaped multilayer glass 5 a is formed from the front surface of the base member 101. It is formed to extend to the vicinity of the rear surface. The “substantially perpendicular” includes not only the case where the nail 111 is perpendicular to the front surface of the base member 101 but also the case where the nail 111 is slightly inclined with respect to the front surface of the base member 101. . Further, the “continuous nail” described below is composed of at least two nails 111 arranged linearly in the game area PA1. Further, between the front surface of the game area PA1 in the base member 101 and the rear surface of the multi-layer glass 5a disposed at a predetermined interval (interval through which the game ball B can pass) in front of the base member 101. A game space S1 in which the game ball B can fall is formed in front of PA1.

  The nail 111 includes a body portion 111a formed in a columnar shape, and a head portion 111b formed in an umbrella shape at one end of the body portion 111a. When the game ball B falling in the game area PA1 comes into contact with the nail 111, the game ball B comes into contact with the body 111a of the nail 111. In each of the following embodiments, the distance between the nails 111 indicates the distance D between the body portions 111a of each nail 111 (for example, the distance between the outer peripheral surfaces of the body portions 111a adjacent to the head portions 111b of each nail 111). And

  The windmill 112 is rotatably provided on the left side of the game area PA1 (to the left of the center decoration 200). When the game ball B falling on the left side of the game area PA1 comes into contact with the windmill 112, the direction in which the game ball B falls Is configured to be variable. As described above, the guide member 301 is disposed below the windmill 112 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. As a result, the game ball B (see the broken line arrow on the left side of FIG. 19) falling through the left side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA1 falls along the inclined surface 302 (downward to the right) of the guide member 301. It can be done.

The first lower peg 151 is disposed on the lower left side of the game area PA1 on the lower right side of the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301. The first lower peg 151 is composed of three nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined toward the lower right with respect to the horizontal direction (a direction toward the first start winning device 114). The first lower peg 151 guides the game ball B, which drops downward from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301, to fall on the three nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the first lower peg 151 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. Is done. In addition, the inclination angle of the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 with respect to the horizontal is set to an angle that is gentler than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 151 are linearly aligned (the direction along the two-dot chain line in FIG. 19). Is done.

  In addition, the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 151 are linearly arranged is, as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 19, the first nail located at the upper left end of the first lower peg 151 and the first The inclination angle with respect to the horizontal of the straight line passing through the nail positioned second from the upper left end of the lower peg 151 is shown. In addition, the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 151 are linearly arranged is determined by the position of the nail located at the upper left end of the first lower peg 151 and the lower right end of the first lower peg 151. It is good also as what shows the inclination-angle with respect to the horizontal of the straight line which passes through the nail to do.

  A second lower peg 152 is disposed below the first lower peg 151 at the lower left side of the game area PA1. The second lower peg 152 is composed of three nails (111) linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first lower peg 151. The second lower side nail 152 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the three nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the second lower side nail 152 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. Is done. The interval between the first lower peg 151 (a nail located at the lower right end) and the second lower peg 152 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined distance through which the game ball B can pass. The interval is set to an interval (for example, an interval that is larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than a length obtained by adding a radius to the game ball B).

  A third lower peg 153 is disposed below and to the right of the second lower peg 152 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The third lower peg 153 is composed of three nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first lower peg 151. The third lower peg 153 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the three nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the third lower peg 153 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. Is done. The interval between the second lower peg 152 (the nail located at the lower right end) and the third lower peg 153 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined distance through which the game ball B can pass. The interval is set to an interval (for example, an interval that is larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than a length obtained by adding a radius to the game ball B).

  A fourth lower peg 154 is disposed below and to the right of the third lower peg 153 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The fourth lower peg 154 is composed of four nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first lower peg 151. The fourth lower side nail 154 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the four nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the fourth lower side nail 154 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. Is done. Further, the distance between the third lower peg 153 (the nail located at the lower right end) and the fourth lower peg 154 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined distance through which the game ball B can pass. The interval is set to an interval (for example, an interval that is larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than a length obtained by adding a radius to the game ball B).

The first to fourth upper pegs 161 to 164 are arranged above the first to fourth lower pegs 151 to 154 and below the windmill 112 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The first upper peg 161 is disposed on the lower left side of the windmill 112 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The first upper peg 161 is composed of three nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal (a direction toward the first start winning device 114). The first upper peg 161 is a game area PA
The game ball B that falls through the right side of the windmill 112 in 1 (see the broken arrow on the right side of FIG. 19) guides the three nails (111) to fall. The interval between the nails constituting the first upper peg 161 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The In addition, the first upper peg 161 is provided substantially parallel above the first lower peg 151, and the vertical distance between the first lower peg 151 and the first upper peg 161 is a game ball. A predetermined interval through which B can pass (for example, an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B) is set.

  The second upper peg 162 is disposed at the lower right side of the first upper peg 161 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The second upper peg 162 is composed of three nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first upper peg 161. The second upper peg 162 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the three nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the second upper peg 162 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The The distance between the first upper peg 161 (the nail located at the lower right end) and the second upper peg 162 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass ( For example, the distance is set to be larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than the length of the game ball B plus the radius. Further, the second upper peg 162 is provided substantially in parallel above the second lower peg 152, and the vertical distance between the second lower peg 152 and the second upper peg 162 is a game ball. A predetermined interval through which B can pass (for example, an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B) is set.

  The third upper peg 163 is arranged at the lower right of the second upper peg 162 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The third upper peg 163 is composed of three nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first upper peg 161. The third upper peg 163 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the three nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the third upper peg 163 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The In addition, the distance between the second upper peg 162 (the nail located at the lower right end) and the third upper peg 163 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass ( For example, the distance is set to be larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than the length of the game ball B plus the radius. In addition, the third upper peg 163 is provided substantially in parallel above the third lower peg 153, and the vertical distance between the third lower peg 153 and the third upper peg 163 is a game ball. A predetermined interval through which B can pass (for example, an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B) is set.

  The fourth upper peg 164 is arranged at the lower right side of the third upper peg 163 on the lower left side of the game area PA1. The fourth upper peg 164 is composed of seven nails (111) linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first upper peg 161. The fourth upper peg 164 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the seven nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the fourth upper peg 164 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The The distance between the third upper peg 163 (the nail located at the lower right end) and the fourth upper peg 164 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass ( For example, the distance is set to be larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than the length of the game ball B plus the radius. Further, the fourth upper peg 164 is provided substantially parallel above the fourth lower peg 154, and the vertical distance between the fourth lower peg 154 and the fourth upper peg 164 is the game ball. A predetermined interval through which B can pass (for example, an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B) is set.

As described above, when the game ball B that falls through the right side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA1 falls to the first upper peg 161, the game ball B is guided by the first upper peg 161 and moves to the lower right. . Note that the game ball B, which moves to the lower right on the first upper peg 161,
As long as it does not fall through the gap part of the 4th upper side nail 161-164, it is possible to fall on the 2nd-4th upper side nail 162-164 further to the lower right.

  On the other hand, the game ball B that falls through the left side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA1 falls to the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301, and can fall and move to the lower right along the inclined surface 302. Then, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 is guided by the first lower peg 151 and at least between the first lower peg 151 and the first upper peg 161. It is configured to be able to fall and move through. As a result, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 does not fall through the gaps of the first to fourth lower pegs 151 to 154, so that the first to fourth lower sides The first to fourth lower reams are arranged so as to abut on one of the nails constituting the connecting nails 151 to 154 and any of the nails constituting the first to fourth upper connecting nails 161 to 164 and bounce up and down. It becomes possible to fall and move between the nail 151-154 and the 1st-4th upper side nail 161-164. Therefore, it becomes possible to give a change to the movement of the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301, and the game performance can be further enhanced by diversifying the movement of the game ball B.

  .. Are arranged below the first to fourth lower pegs 151 to 154. A game ball B falling through any gap in the first to fourth lower pegs 151 to 154 passes through one of the three left general winning devices 113, 113,... It has come to be able to do. In addition, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the fourth lower peg 154 falls below the first start winning port 114a of the first start winning device 114, and therefore enters the first start winning device 114. It ’s very difficult to win. However, when an open / close type winning device such as a second starting winning device or a large winning device is provided adjacent to the lower side of the first starting winning device 114 in the game area PA1, the right side from the fourth lower peg 154 It may be configured such that the game ball B falling downward can enter (open) the open / close type winning device.

  Moreover, although the 1st-4th upper side nail | claw 161-164 is provided through three clearance gaps through which the game ball B can pass, it is not restricted to this, The game ball can pass 1 Two upper pegs may be provided via one gap, or one long upper peg may be provided without a gap through which a game ball can pass. Moreover, a part of nail (111) which comprises the 1st-4th upper side nail 161-164 is made into the jump nail which inclines with respect to the front surface of game area PA1, The 1st-4th upper side nail 161-164 It may be configured such that when the game ball B falling and moving comes into contact with the jump nail, it can bounce toward the stage portion 252 of the center ornament 200 and ride on the stage portion 252.

[Characteristic Configuration in First Embodiment]
[Characteristic configuration of nails near guide member]
In the present embodiment, the inclination angle of the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 is set to an angle that is looser than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 151 are linearly arranged, and falls from the inclined surface 302 to the lower right. The game ball B is configured to be able to fall and move between the first lower peg 151 and the first upper peg 161 in the game area PA1. As described above, the inclination angle of the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 is set to an angle that is looser than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 151 are linearly arranged. It falls onto the first lower peg 151 in a deeply depressed form. Therefore, the game ball B that jumps out from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 to the upper side of the first lower peg 151 and falls easily on the first lower peg 151, or the inclined surface 302 and the first lower peg 151 The movement of the game ball B falling from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 to the lower right is changed by changing the falling movement speed of the game ball B due to the difference in inclination angle with the side peg 151. This makes it possible to diversify the movement of the game ball B and improve the game performance.

  In addition, the first upper peg 161 is provided substantially in parallel with the first lower peg 151 in the game area PA1, and the interval between the first lower peg 151 and the first upper peg 161 is a game. The interval is set larger than the diameter of the ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B. Thereby, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301 is either one of the nail 111 constituting the first lower peg 151 and any of the first upper peg 161. It is possible to drop and move between the first lower peg 151 and the first upper peg 161 so as to abut on the nail 111 and bounce up and down. In this way, it is possible to change the movement of the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 302 of the guide member 301, and to increase the gameability by diversifying the movement of the game ball B. it can.

[Second Embodiment of Game Board]
Next, a schematic configuration of the game board 500 according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. A gaming board 500 according to the second embodiment includes a base member 501, an inner rail member 106, and an outer rail member 107. The left side region is surrounded by the inner rail member 106 on the front surface of the base member 501, A game area PA2 in which the upper and right areas are surrounded by the outer rail member 107 is formed. The game area PA2 includes a plurality of nails 111 and a windmill 112, a center ornament 520 arranged near the center of the game area PA2, and two left general winning devices 513 arranged on the lower left side of the game area PA2. 513, a first start winning device 514 disposed in the lower center of the game area PA2, and a second start winning device 515, a large winning device 516, a right general winning device 517 disposed on the lower right side of the game area PA2, In addition, an auxiliary game start gate 518, an out port 519 disposed at the lower end of the game area PA2, and the like are provided.

  The base member 501 is formed in the same manner as the base member 101 of the first embodiment. As in the first embodiment, a center ornament 520, a left general winning device 513, a first starting winning device 514, a second starting winning device 515, large, are attached to each mounting hole (not shown) formed in the base member 501. A winning device 516, a right general winning device 517, an auxiliary game start gate 518, and the like are attached. A reel type effect device 521 is attached to the rear surface side of the base member 501, and each reel of the reel type effect device 521 is configured to be visible from the front through the opening of the center ornament 520.

  Note that the inner rail member 106, the outer rail member 107, and the launch passage 109 have the same configuration as in the first embodiment, and the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment are used, and detailed description thereof is omitted. Further, the nail 111 and the windmill 112 have the same shape as that of the first embodiment, and the same reference numerals as those of the first embodiment are given and description of each part is omitted. In addition, a guide member 526 having an inclined surface 527 configured in the same manner as the guide member 301 of the first embodiment is provided on the lower left side of the game area PA2.

[Placement of nails, etc. near the guide member]
Next, the arrangement of the nail 111, the windmill 112, and the like on the left side of the game area PA2 will be described with reference to FIGS. Similar to the first embodiment, each nail 111 is erected in a direction substantially perpendicular to the front surface of the base member 501 (the board surface constituting the game area), and a plate-shaped multilayer glass is formed from the front surface of the base member 501. 5a is formed to extend to the vicinity of the rear surface. In addition, between the front surface of the game area PA2 in the base member 501 and the rear surface of the multi-layer glass 5a disposed at a predetermined interval (interval through which the game ball B can pass) in front of the base member 501, A game space S2 in which the game ball B can fall is formed on the front surface of PA2 (see FIG. 25A).

The windmill 112 is rotatably provided on the left side (the left side of the center decoration 520) of the game area PA2 as in the first embodiment. The guide member 526 is disposed below the windmill 112 on the lower left side of the game area PA2. As a result, the game ball B falling through the left side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA2 can fall and move along the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 (downward to the right).

  A first lower peg 551 is disposed on the lower left side of the game area PA2 on the lower right side of the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526. The first lower peg 551 is composed of three nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal (direction toward the first start winning device 514). The first lower side nail 551 guides the game ball B, which falls from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 to the lower right, so as to drop and move on the three nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the first lower side nail 551 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) where the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. Is done. Further, the inclination angle of the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 with respect to the horizontal is set to an angle that is looser than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 551 are linearly arranged.

  A second lower peg 552 is disposed below and to the right of the first lower peg 551 on the lower left side of the game area PA2. The second lower peg 552 is composed of five nails (111) linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first lower peg 551. The second lower side nail 552 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the five nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the second lower side nail 552 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. Is done. The interval between the first lower peg 551 (nail located at the lower right end) and the second lower peg 552 (nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined distance through which the game ball B can pass. The interval is set to an interval (for example, an interval that is larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than a length obtained by adding a radius to the game ball B).

  First to third upper pegs 561 to 563 are arranged above the first and second lower pegs 551 to 552 and below the windmill 112 on the lower left side of the game area PA2. The first upper peg 561 is disposed on the lower right side of the windmill 112 on the lower left side of the game area PA2. The first upper peg 561 is composed of six nails (111) arranged in a straight line in a direction inclined toward the lower right with respect to the horizontal (direction toward the first start winning device 514). The first upper nail 561 guides the game ball B falling through the right side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA2 so as to drop and move on the six nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the first upper peg 561 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The In addition, the first upper peg 561 is provided substantially in parallel above the first lower peg 551, and the vertical distance between the first lower peg 551 and the first upper peg 561 is a game ball. A predetermined interval through which B can pass (for example, an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B) is set.

  The second upper peg 562 is disposed at the lower right of the first upper peg 561 on the lower left side of the game area PA2. Similar to the first upper peg 561, the second upper peg 562 is composed of ten nails (111) arranged linearly in a direction inclined downward to the right. The second upper peg 562 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the ten nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the second upper peg 562 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The The distance between the first upper peg 561 (nail located at the lower right end) and the second upper peg 562 (nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass ( For example, the distance is set to be larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than the length of the game ball B plus the radius. Further, the second upper peg 562 is provided substantially in parallel above the second lower peg 552, and the vertical distance between the second lower peg 552 and the second upper peg 562 is a game ball. A predetermined interval through which B can pass (for example, an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B) is set.

  The third upper peg 563 is disposed at the lower right side of the second upper peg 562 on the lower left side of the game area PA2. The third upper peg 563 is composed of seven nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right, like the first upper peg 561. The third upper peg 563 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the seven nails (111). The interval between the nails constituting the third upper peg 563 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. The The interval between the second upper peg 562 (nail located at the lower right end) and the third upper peg 563 (the nail located at the upper left end) is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass ( For example, the distance is set to be larger than the diameter of the game ball B and smaller than the length of the game ball B plus the radius. As a specific example, the interval between the second upper peg 562 (a nail located at the lower right end) and the third upper peg 563 (a nail located at the upper left end) is set to 12.00 mm. In each embodiment, the diameter of the game ball B is set to 11.00 mm.

  As described above, when the game ball B that falls through the right side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA2 falls to the first upper peg 561, the game ball B is guided by the first upper peg 561 and moves to the lower right. . Note that the game ball B that drops and moves to the lower right on the first upper peg 561 does not fall through the gaps of the first to third upper pegs 561 to 563, and further the second to third upper pegs. It is possible to drop and move right and downward on the pegs 562 to 563.

  On the other hand, the game ball B that falls through the left side of the windmill 112 in the game area PA2 falls to the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526, and can drop and move to the lower right along the inclined surface 527. Then, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 is guided by the first lower peg 551 and at least between the first lower peg 551 and the first upper peg 561. It is configured to be able to fall and move through. As a result, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 does not fall through the gaps between the first to second lower pegs 551 to 552, so that the first to second lower side The first and second lower reams are arranged so as to abut on one of the nails constituting the continuous nails 551 to 552 and one of the nails constituting the first and second upper continuous nails 561 to 562 and bounce up and down. It becomes possible to drop and move between the nails 551 to 552 and the first to second upper side nails 561 to 562. Therefore, it becomes possible to give a change to the movement of the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526, and it is possible to improve the gameability by diversifying the movement of the game ball B.

  Two left general winning devices 513 and 513 are arranged below the first and second lower pegs 551 to 552. In the upper part of the left general winning device 513, a left general winning port 513a through which a game ball falling on the lower left side of the game area PA2 can pass is formed. The game ball B that falls through the gap between the first lower peg 551 and the second lower peg 552 passes through the left general winning opening 513a formed in the left left general win device 513. Configured to pass. On the other hand, the game ball B that reaches the second lower peg 552 and falls to the lower right side of the second lower peg 552 is a left general payout opening 513a formed in the left left general win device 513. Configured to pass through.

[Arrangement of nails, etc. near the left general winning equipment]
Next, a description will be given of the nail 111 disposed above the right general winning opening 513a on the right side in the game area PA2, with reference to FIG. A first left game nail 571 is disposed in the vicinity of the upper left edge of the left general winning port 513a on the right side in the game area PA2. A second left game nail 572 is arranged at the same height as the first left game nail 571 in the vicinity of the upper right edge of the left general winning port 513a on the right side in the game area PA2. A third left game nail 573 is disposed on the upper left side of the first left game nail 571 in the game area PA2. A fourth left game nail 574 is disposed at the same height as the third left game nail 573 at the upper right of the first left game nail 571 and the upper left of the second left game nail 572 in the game area PA2. The The fifth left game nail 575 is arranged at the same height as the third left game nail 573 at the upper right of the second left game nail 572 in the game area PA2. Each of the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 is composed of a single nail (111).

  The aforementioned second lower side nail 552 is arranged in the vicinity of the upper left of the third left game nail 573 in the game area PA2. Further, the above-described second upper peg 562 is disposed above the third left game nail 573 (and above the second lower peg 552) in the game area PA2. The above-described third upper peg 563 is disposed above the fifth left game nail 575 (and the lower right side of the second upper peg 562) in the game area PA2.

  Then, the game ball B that falls between the second upper peg 562 and the third upper peg 563 in the game area PA2 is between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574. Alternatively, it is configured to pass between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. The game ball B falling through between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 is between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, and the first It is configured to pass either between the left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 or between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575. On the other hand, the game ball B falling through between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 is between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, and The second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 are configured to pass between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573.

  In addition, the game ball B that falls between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 has a first left game nail 571, a second left game nail 572, and a third left game nail 574. Passing between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 by changing the direction of falling by contacting at least one of the game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 Is configured to be possible. On the other hand, the game ball B that falls between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 has a first left game nail 571, a second left game nail 572, and a fourth left game nail. Passing between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 by changing the direction of falling by contacting at least one of the game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 Is configured to be possible.

  Note that a game ball B that falls between the second upper peg 562 and the third upper peg 563 directly in the vicinity of the upper portion of the fourth left game nail 574 in the game area PA2 is directly connected to the fourth left A buffering nail 576 is provided to prevent contact with the game nail 574. The buffer nail 576 is composed of a single nail (111). The game ball B that falls between the second upper peg 562 and the third upper peg 563 abuts against the buffer nail 576, so that the game ball B abuts intermittently, so that the fourth left game It is possible to prevent the nail 574 from being tilted and to keep the interval between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 constant.

  The interval between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 is set to a predetermined interval (an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B) through which the game ball B can pass. As a specific example, the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 is set to 11.50 mm. The interval between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572). Is also set to a large interval). As a specific example, the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 is set to 14.00 mm. The interval between the first left game nail 571 and the fourth left game nail 574 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573). Is also set to a small interval). As a specific example, the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the fourth left game nail 574 is set to 11.50 mm.

  The interval between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 is a predetermined interval (the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572) through which the game ball B can pass. Is also set to a large interval). As a specific example, the interval between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 is set to 14.00 mm. The interval between the second left game nail 572 and the fourth left game nail 574 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575). Is also set to a small interval). As a specific example, the interval between the second left game nail 572 and the fourth left game nail 574 is set to 11.50 mm.

  The interval between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572). Is set to be smaller than the distance between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575). As a specific example, the distance between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 is set to 14.40 mm. The interval between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574). Is larger and is smaller than the length obtained by adding the radius to the diameter of the game ball B). As a specific example, the distance between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 is set to 15.26 mm.

  The interval between the buffer nail 576 and the second upper side nail 562 (the nail located at the lower right end) is set to a predetermined interval (an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B) through which the game ball B can pass. As a specific example, the interval between the buffer nail 576 and the second upper peg 562 (nail located at the lower right end) is set to 11.71 mm. The interval between the buffer nail 576 and the third upper peg 563 (the nail located at the upper left end) is set to a predetermined interval (an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball B) through which the game ball B can pass. As a specific example, the interval between the buffer nail 576 and the third upper peg 563 (nail located at the upper left end) is set to 15.47 mm.

  As described above, the game ball B that falls between the second upper nail 562 and the third upper nail 563 in the game area PA2 is the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574. Or between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. At this time, the interval between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 is set to be smaller than the interval between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. The ease of passing the game ball B differs between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574, and between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. ing.

  A game ball B falling between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 in the game area PA2 is a first left game nail 571, a second left game nail 572, a third The left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 are in contact with at least one of the left game nail 574 and the direction of dropping is changed to change between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, Either one of the left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 or one between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 is passed. At this time, the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 is equal to the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 and the first left game nail 571 ( Since the distance between the second left game nail 572) and the fourth left game nail 574 is set larger than the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, The ease of passing the game ball B is different between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 and between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575. .

On the other hand, the game ball B falling through between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 in the game area PA2 is the first left game nail 571, the second left game nail 572, The first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 are changed by changing the direction in which the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 come into contact with each other and fall. The second left game nail 5
72 and the fifth left game nail 575 or between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573. At this time, the interval between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 is the same as the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 and the second left game nail 572 ( Since the distance between the first left game nail 571) and the fourth left game nail 574 is set larger than the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, The ease of passing the game ball B is different between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 and between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573. .

  Then, the game ball B falling through the space between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572 in the game area PA2 passes through the left general winning award port 513a on the left side, and the left general winning device Enter 513 (winning). On the other hand, the game ball B falling between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 in the game area PA2 falls between the two left general winning devices 513 and 513, Guided to the outlet 519. In addition, the game ball B that falls between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 in the game area PA2 has a left general winning device 513 and a first start winning device 514 on the right side. And is guided to the out port 519. In this way, by changing the interval between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 and making the game balls B pass through different between the game nails, the first to fifth left game nails are changed. It becomes possible to give a change to the movement of the game ball B passing between 571 to 575, and the playability can be further enhanced by diversifying the movement of the game ball B.

  The game ball B that drops and moves on the second lower peg 552 in the game area PA2 and falls to the lower right of the second lower peg 552 has a third left game nail 573 and a fourth peg. Between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573. One of the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 is passed. Thereby, it becomes possible to give a change to the motion of the game ball B falling to the lower right of the second lower side nail 552, and the game performance can be further improved by diversifying the motion of the game ball B.

[Placement of nails, etc. near the right general winning equipment]
As described above, the second start winning device 515, the big winning device 516, the right general winning device 517, and the auxiliary game starting gate 518 are arranged on the lower right side of the game area PA2. Similar to the left general winning device 513, a right general winning port 517a through which a game ball falling on the lower right side of the game area PA2 can pass is formed in the upper portion of the right general winning device 517 (see FIG. 23). Further, in the game area PA2, the second start winning device 515 is arranged at the upper left of the right general winning device 517, and the big winning device 516 is arranged at the lower left of the right general winning device 517. The second start winning device 515 is an open / close type winning device having a blade member 515w (see FIG. 23) capable of swinging and opening the second start winning port 515a. Further, an auxiliary game start gate 518 is arranged above the right general winning device 517 and above the right start of the second start winning device 515 in the game area PA2.

  Next, the nail 111 disposed above the right general winning opening 517a in the game area PA2 will be described with reference to FIG. A first right game nail 581 is arranged in the vicinity of the upper left edge of the right general winning opening 517a in the game area PA2. The second right game nail 582 is disposed at the same height as the first right game nail 581 in the vicinity of the upper right edge of the right general winning port 517a in the game area PA2. A third right game nail 583 is disposed above the first right game nail 581 in the game area PA2. The fourth right game nail 584 is disposed at the same height as the third right game nail 583 above the second right game nail 582 in the game area PA2. Each of the first to fourth right game nails 581 to 584 is composed of a single nail (111).

  An upstream nail 591 is disposed above the fourth right game nail 584 in the game area PA2 in proximity to the downstream end of the guide portion 518g provided in the auxiliary game start gate 518. The upstream nail 591 is composed of a single nail (111).

  A downstream side nail 592 is arranged above the third right game nail 583 and below the left side of the upstream nail 591 in the game area PA2. The downstream side nail 592 is composed of four nails (111) arranged in a straight line in a direction inclined downward to the left with respect to the horizontal (direction toward the second start winning device 515). The downstream side nail 592 guides the game ball B so as to drop and move on the four nails (111). The nail located at the upper right end of the downstream side nail 592 is disposed in the vicinity of the upper part of the third right game nail 583, and the downstream side nail 592 (the nail located at the upper right end) and the third right game nail. The game ball B cannot pass between 583 and 583.

  The interval between the nails constituting the downstream side nail 592 is set to a predetermined interval (for example, an interval equal to or less than the radius of the game ball B) through which the game ball B does not pass and the game ball B does not ride. . Further, the interval between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 (the nail located at the upper right end) is larger than a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (for example, the game ball B has a diameter larger than the game ball B). The interval is smaller than the length of the diameter of B plus the radius). As a specific example, the interval between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 (the nail located at the upper right end) is set to 11.25 mm.

  In addition, the game ball B falling between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 between the upstream nail 591 and the fourth right game nail 584 in the game area PA2 is connected to the upstream nail 591 and the fourth nail 591. A restriction nail 585 for restricting passage between the right game nail 584 and the right game nail 584 is provided. The regulation nail 585 is composed of a single nail (111). Then, the game ball B falling through the space between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 in the game area PA2 is the upstream nail 591, the downstream side nail 592, the third right game nail 583, the fourth right nail. The first nail 584 and the regulation nail 585 are in contact with at least one of the game nails 584 and passed between the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail 584 after changing the direction of dropping. Between the game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582, between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583, between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584, Configured to pass either

  The distance between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582 is a predetermined distance through which the game ball B can pass (for example, larger than the diameter of the game ball B and radiused to the diameter of the game ball B). The interval is smaller than the length obtained by adding As a specific example, the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582 is set to 12.00 mm. The interval between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582). Is also set to a small interval). As a specific example, the distance between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583 is set to 11.50 mm. The interval between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (from the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582). Is also set to a small interval). As a specific example, the interval between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584 is set to 11.50 mm.

  The distance between the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail 584 is a predetermined distance through which the game ball B can pass (for example, larger than the diameter of the game ball B and radiused to the diameter of the game ball B). The interval is smaller than the length obtained by adding As a specific example, the distance between the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail 584 is set to 11.50 mm. The interval between the third right game nail 583 and the regulation nail 585 is a predetermined interval through which the game ball B can pass (for example, a length that is larger than the diameter of the game ball B and is added to the radius of the game ball B). Smaller interval). As a specific example, the distance between the third right game nail 583 and the regulation nail 585 is set to 11.75 mm.

  A blade member 515w in a state in which the second start winning port 515a of the second start winning device 515 is opened (moved and displaced to the open position) is arranged on the lower left side of the downstream side nail 592. . The first right game nail 581 is disposed at a position lower than the blade member 515w of the second start winning device 515, and falls between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583. The game ball B does not enter the second start winning device 515 by dropping and moving on the blade member 515w with the second start winning opening 515a opened.

  As described above, the game ball B falling between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 in the game area PA2 is the upstream nail 591, the downstream side nail 592, the third right game nail 583, the first The right game nail 584 and the regulation nail 585 of the fourth and the nail 585 is in contact with at least one of the right nail 585 and the fall direction is changed to pass between the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail 584. Between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582, between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583, and between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail. Either passes between the nail 584. At this time, the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583 is set to be smaller than the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582. The ease of passing the game ball B differs between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582 and between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583. ing. In addition, since the interval between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584 is set to be smaller than the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582, The ease of passing the game ball B differs between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582, and between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584. Yes.

  Then, the game ball B falling through the space between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582 in the game area PA2 passes through the right general winning opening 517a and enters the right general winning device 517. Sphere (winning). On the other hand, the game ball B that falls between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583 in the game area PA2 passes between the right general winning device 517 and the second start winning device 515. The ball falls and enters (wins) the big winning device 516 or is guided to the out port 519. Further, the game ball B falling through the space between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584 in the game area PA2 falls to the right of the right general winning device 517, and the out port 519. Led to. In this way, by changing the distance between the first to fourth right game nails 581 to 584 and making the game balls B pass easily between the game nails, the first to fourth right game nails are changed. The movement of the game ball B passing between 581 and 584 can be changed, and the game ball B can be varied to enhance the game performance.

[Characteristic Configuration in Second Embodiment]
[Characteristic configuration of nails near guide member]
In the present embodiment, the inclination angle of the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 is set to an angle that is looser than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 551 are linearly arranged, and falls from the inclined surface 527 to the lower right. The game ball B is configured to be able to drop and move between the first lower peg 551 and the first upper peg 561 in the game area PA2. As described above, the inclination angle of the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 is set to be looser than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs 551 are linearly arranged. It falls onto the first lower peg 551 in a deeply depressed form. Therefore, the game ball B that jumps out of the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 to the upper side of the first lower peg 551 and falls easily on the first lower peg 551, or the inclined surface 527 and the first lower peg 551 A change in the movement of the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 by changing the falling movement speed of the game ball B due to the difference in inclination angle with the side nail 551. This makes it possible to diversify the movement of the game ball B and improve the game performance.

In addition, the first upper peg 561 is provided substantially in parallel above the first lower peg 551 in the game area PA2, and the interval between the first lower peg 551 and the first upper peg 561 is a game. The interval is set larger than the diameter of the ball B and smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball B. Thereby, the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526 is one of the nails 111 constituting the first lower side nail 551 and one of the first upper side nail 561. It is possible to drop and move between the first lower peg 551 and the first upper peg 561 so as to abut on the nail 111 and bounce up and down. In this way, it is possible to change the movement of the game ball B falling to the lower right from the inclined surface 527 of the guide member 526, and it is possible to improve the playability by diversifying the movement of the game ball B. it can.

[Characteristic configuration of nails, etc. near the left general winning equipment]
In the present embodiment, a game ball that falls between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 or between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. Is in contact with at least one of the first left game nail 571, the second left game nail 572, the third left game nail 573, the fourth left game nail 574, and the fifth left game nail 575. By changing the direction of falling, it is configured to be able to pass between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572. Thereby, it becomes possible to give a change to the motion of the game ball B passing between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575, and to increase the gameability by diversifying the motion of the game ball B. Can do.

  Further, the interval between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 is set to be larger than the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572, and the fourth The distance between the left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 is larger than the distance between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574, and a radius is added to the diameter of the game ball. An interval smaller than the length is set. In this way, by changing the interval between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 and making the game balls B pass through different between the game nails, the first to fifth left game nails are changed. It becomes possible to give a change to the movement of the game ball B passing between 571 to 575, and the playability can be further enhanced by diversifying the movement of the game ball B.

[Characteristics such as nails in the vicinity of the right general winning equipment]
In this embodiment, a game ball that falls between the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail 584 is between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582. The first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583, and between the second right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584. The interval between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583 is set to be smaller than the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582, and the second right game nail 583 The interval between the nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584 is set to be smaller than the interval between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582. In this way, by changing the distance between the first to fourth right game nails 581 to 584 and making the game balls B pass easily between the game nails, the first to fourth right game nails are changed. The movement of the game ball B passing between 581 and 584 can be changed, and the game ball B can be varied to enhance the game performance.

  Further, between the upstream nail 591 and the fourth right game nail 584 in the game area PA2, there is a restriction nail 585 for restricting the game ball B from passing between the upstream nail 591 and the fourth right game nail 584. Arranged. As a result, all of the game balls B falling between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 pass between the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail 584, and therefore the game ball B However, without excessively lowering the expectation of entering (winning) the right general winning device 517, it is possible to improve the gameability by diversifying the movement of the game ball B.

In addition, the game ball B falling through the space between the upstream nail 591 and the downstream side nail 592 is in contact with the regulation nail 585 to change the direction of dropping, so that the third right game nail 583 and the fourth right game nail are changed. After passing between the nail 584, between the first right game nail 581 and the second right game nail 582, between the first right game nail 581 and the third right game nail 583, the second Between the right game nail 582 and the fourth right game nail 584. As a result, the movement of the game ball B passing between the first to fourth right game nails 581 to 584 can be changed more and the movement of the game ball B can be varied. Can be further enhanced.

[Modification of game board]
In the game board according to each embodiment described above, a protruding surface protruding from the front surface of the game board may be formed. Accordingly, with reference to FIG. 24 to FIG. 25, a modified example when applied to the game board 500 according to the second embodiment will be described. As shown in FIG. 24, a protruding surface having a protruding surface 602 at the upper peripheral portion of the left general winning device 513 on the right side in the game area PA2 except for the first to fifth left game nails 571-575. A component 601 can be attached. That is, in the game area PA2, the projecting surface is formed in a part of the area including the winning path that allows the game ball B to win the left general winning device 513 on the right side by the guides of the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575. A component 601 can be attached.

  24 to 25, the projecting surface constituting member 601 is formed in a flat plate shape using a resin material, and a base member so as to project from the front surface of the game area PA2 using a fixing member such as a screw. It is attached and fixed on the front surface of 501. A planar projecting surface 602 is formed on the front surface of the projecting surface constituting member 601. In addition, an inclined surface 603 that is gently inclined from the protruding surface 602 toward the front surface of the game area PA2 is formed on the entire edge portion of the protruding surface constituting member 601. Along the inclined surface 603, the game ball B can move smoothly between the front surface of the game area PA2 and the protruding surface 602 of the protruding surface component 601.

  In addition, the center upper part of the protrusion surface structural member 601 is arrange | positioned in the area | region of the part enclosed by the 1st-5th left game nails 571-575 in game area PA2. The upper left upper end portion at the center upper portion of the projecting surface constituting member 601 is arranged to extend to a region between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574. The upper right end portion of the center upper portion of the projecting surface constituting member 601 is disposed so as to extend to a region between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. The left upper part of the center of the projecting surface component 601 is disposed across the area between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573. The center upper right side of the projecting surface constituting member 601 is disposed across the region between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575.

  As described above, the game ball B can fall between the front surface of the game area PA2 in the base member 501 and the rear surface of the multilayer glass 5a as shown in FIG. A game space S2 is formed. On the other hand, between the projecting surface 602 formed on the front surface of the projecting surface constituting member 601 and the rear surface of the multilayer glass 5a, as shown in FIG. A projecting game space S2a in which the game ball B can fall is formed on the projecting surface 602 of the projecting surface constituting member 601 with a width in the front-rear direction narrower than S2. The length from the front surface of the game area PA2 to the head 111b of the nail 111 (the boundary with the trunk 111a) is set to 16.80 mm, for example. Moreover, the thickness of the protrusion surface structural member 601 is set to 5.00 mm, for example.

  A game ball B that falls between the second upper peg 562 and the third upper peg 563 in the game area PA2 is between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574, or It passes between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575. At this time, the game ball B that falls between the second upper peg 562 and the third upper peg 563 in the game area PA2 is between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574. It will fall through the game space S2 until it reaches between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575.

  A game ball B that falls between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 in the game area PA2 is between the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572. One of the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 passes between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575. On the other hand, the game ball B that falls between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 in the game area PA2 is the first left game nail 571 and the second left game nail 572. Between the second left game nail 572 and the fifth left game nail 575 and between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573. At this time, the game ball B that falls between the third left game nail 573 and the fourth left game nail 574 or between the fourth left game nail 574 and the fifth left game nail 575 is Then, it falls through the protruding game space S2a.

  When the nail 111 is slightly inclined with respect to the front surface of the base member 501 (game area PA2), the game ball B passes through the game space S2 even when the nail 111 has the same inclination angle. The interval between the two nails 111 with respect to the game ball B changes when the game ball B falls and when the game ball B falls through the protruding game space S2a. This is because the nail 111 extends from the front surface of the base member 501 regardless of the presence or absence of the projecting surface constituting member 601. For example, in the case where the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 are inclined in a direction in which the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 are wide (narrow) each other, When falling through the nail 573 (that is, through the projecting game space S2a), the projecting surface structure is closer to the tip side of the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 than the front surface of the game area PA2. It falls along the protruding surface 602 of the member 601. Therefore, the interval between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 with respect to the game ball B is not attached to the projecting surface constituent member 601 (that is, the game ball B falls through the game space S2). To be wider (narrower) than the case.

  Here, a specific example of the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 with respect to the game ball B will be described. First, it is assumed that the distance between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 is 12.00 mm when both are perpendicular to the front surface of the base member 501 (game area PA2). To do. In addition, a direction tilted directly above a direction (normal direction) perpendicular to the front surface of the base member 501 (game area PA2) is defined as a twelve o'clock direction, similar to a clock face. Moreover, the thickness of the protrusion surface structural member 601 shall be 5.00 mm.

  When the first left game nail 571 is tilted by 4.00 degrees in the 11 o'clock direction and the third left game nail 573 is tilted by 5.00 degrees in the 12 o'clock direction, in the vicinity of the front surface of the game area PA2 (that is, A distance DA1 (see FIG. 25A) between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 (when the projecting surface constituting member 601 is not attached) is 12.22 mm. On the other hand, the distance DA2 (see FIG. 25B) between the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 in the vicinity of the front surface of the projecting surface constituting member 601 is 12.43 mm. As a result, when the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 are inclined in the direction in which the first left game nail 573 becomes wider, the first left game nail 571 and the third left game nail 573 with respect to the game ball B It turns out that the space | interval becomes wider than the case where the protrusion surface structural member 601 is not attached.

  As described above, the protruding surface constituting member 601 is attached to the upper peripheral portion of the left general winning device 513 on the right side in the game area PA2 except for the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575. For example, the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 are designed so as to be slightly inclined with respect to the front surface of the base member 501 (game area PA2). The interval between the nails 571 to 575 can be effectively changed. Therefore, it is possible to change the movement of the game ball B passing between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 by making the ease of passing the game ball B between the game nails different. Thus, the game ball B can be varied to enhance the game play.

  In the above-described modification, the planar projecting surface 602 is formed on the front surface of the projecting surface constituting member 601, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a concave surface 606 or a convex surface 607 may be formed on the projecting surface 602 of the projecting surface constituting member 601 as indicated by a two-dot chain line in FIG. If it does in this way, it will become possible to give a complicated change by the movement of the game ball B passing between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575, and the movement of the game ball B will be varied. The sex can be increased.

  In the above-described modification, the projecting surface constituting member 601 is attached to the upper peripheral portion of the left general winning device 513 on the right side in the game area PA2, but is not limited to this. For example, in the game area PA2 It may be attached to the upper peripheral portion of the right general winning device 517. Further, the protruding surface constituting member is not limited to the game board 500 according to the second embodiment, and may be attached to the front surface of the game area PA1 of the game board 100 according to the first embodiment.

  In the above-described modification, the projecting surface constituting member 601 is attached to the front surface of the base member 501, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, a protruding surface portion that protrudes from the front surface of the game area PA2 of the base member 501 may be integrally formed on the front surface side of the base member 501.

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In the above-described modification, the projecting surface constituting member 601 that projects from the front surface of the game board 500 (base member 501) is provided at a position that does not overlap with the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 in the game area PA2. A game ball B is configured to be able to drop in a projecting game space S2a sandwiched between the front surface (projecting surface 602) of the projecting surface constituting member 601 and the rear surface of the multilayer glass 5a. Accordingly, the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 are designed so as to be slightly inclined with respect to the front surface of the game board 500 (game area PA2). The interval between the game nails 571 to 575 can be effectively changed. Therefore, it is possible to change the movement of the game ball B passing between the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 by making the ease of passing the game ball B between the game nails different. Thus, the game ball B can be varied to enhance the game play.

  In addition, an inclined surface 603 that is inclined from the front surface (projecting surface 602) of the projecting surface constituent member 601 toward the front surface of the game board 500 (game area PA2) is formed at the edge of the projecting surface constituent member 601. Thereby, along the inclined surface 603, the game ball B can smoothly move between the front surface of the game board 500 (game area PA2) and the front surface (projecting surface 602) of the projecting surface constituting member 601.

  In the second embodiment described above, the upstream nail 591 is composed of a single nail (111), but is not limited thereto. For example, the upstream nail may be composed of a plurality of nails (111) that are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the left with respect to the horizontal (direction toward the second start winning device 515).

  In the second embodiment described above, the first to fifth left game nails 571 to 575 are arranged above the right general winning opening 513a on the right side in the game area PA2. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Absent. For example, in the game board 100 according to the first embodiment, the first to fifth left games are located above the left general winning port 113a on the right side of the three left general winning devices 113, 113, ... in the game area PA1. A nail or the like may be arranged.

In the second embodiment described above, the first to fourth right game nails 581 to 584 and the like are arranged above the right general winning port 517a in the game area PA2, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, in the gaming board 100 according to the first embodiment, the first to fourth right game nails and the like above the right general winning opening (not shown) formed in the right general winning device 117 in the game area PA1. May be arranged.

  In each of the above-described embodiments, each nail (first to fourth lower pegs 151 to 154, first to fourth upper pegs 161 to 164, first to second lower pegs 551 to 552, first The first to third upper pegs 561 to 563 and the downstream pegs 592) are not limited to the illustrated number, and may be composed of a plurality of nails (111).

  In each of the above-described embodiments, a pachinko game machine has been described as an example of a ball game machine to which the present invention is applied. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, an arrangement ball, a sparrow ball game machine The same effects can be applied to the above and the same effect can be obtained.

  Note that, based on each of the above-described embodiments, a game board of a ball game machine in which a game area for playing games using a game ball is provided on the front side, which is rotatably provided on the left side of the game area. And a game ball that is provided below the windmill in the game area and has a flat inclined surface that is inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal, and falls through the left side of the windmill in the game area. A guide member that is movable along the inclined surface and a plurality of nails that are provided on the lower right side of the inclined surface in the game area and linearly line up in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal. A lower peg that guides a game ball that falls from the inclined surface to the lower right and moves over the plurality of nails; and above the lower peg in the game area and below the windmill. Inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal A plurality of nails arranged in a straight line in a direction in which the game balls that fall through the right side of the windmill in the game area guide the upper balls to fall on the nails. A nail and an inclination angle of the inclined surface is set to be gentler than an inclination angle in a direction in which the lower pegs are linearly arranged. A game board of a ball game machine is obtained, which is configured to be able to drop and move between the lower peg and the upper peg in a region.

  In the above game board, the upper peg is provided substantially parallel above the lower peg in the game area, and the distance between the lower peg and the upper peg is determined by the diameter of the game ball. Is set to be smaller than twice the diameter of the game ball.

  Further, according to each of the above-described embodiments, a game board of a ball game machine in which a game area using a game ball is provided on the front side is provided in the game area, and the game ball passes therethrough. A winning device having a possible winning opening; a first gaming nail disposed above the left edge of the winning opening in the gaming area; and a right edge of the winning opening in the gaming area. A second game nail provided; a third game nail disposed above the first game nail in the game area; and a position above the second game nail in the game area. A fourth game nail, and a game ball can pass between the third game nail and the fourth game nail in the game area, and the third game nail and the fourth game nail The game balls that fall between the four game nails are the first game nail and the second game nail. Between the first game nail and the third game nail, and between the second game nail and the fourth game nail, The distance between one game nail and the third game nail is smaller than the distance between the first game nail and the second game nail, and the second game nail and the fourth game nail A game board of a ball and ball game machine is obtained in which the space between the game nail is smaller than the space between the first game nail and the second game nail.

In the above game board, the winning device is provided on the right side of the game area, the upstream nail disposed above the fourth game nail in the game area, and the third game nail in the game area. And a plurality of nails arranged linearly in a direction inclined to the lower left with respect to the horizontal, and the game ball falls and moves on the plurality of nails. A downstream side nail that guides the game nail and between the upstream nail and the fourth game nail in the game area, and a game ball passes between the upstream nail and the fourth game nail. A control nail for restricting passage, and a game ball can pass between the upstream nail and the downstream side nail in the game area, and between the upstream nail and the downstream side nail. The game ball that falls through the ball changes its direction of falling by contacting the regulation nail. After passing between the third game nail and the fourth game nail, between the first game nail and the second game nail, between the first game nail and the third game nail. It is configured to be able to pass between the nail and between the second game nail and the fourth game nail.

  Further, according to each of the above-described embodiments, a game board of a ball game machine having a game area for playing a game using a game ball on the front side, the game ball provided on the left side of the game area A winning device having a winning hole through which the player can pass, a first game nail disposed above a left edge of the winning hole in the gaming area, and a right edge of the winning hole in the gaming area. A second game nail disposed on the game area, a third game nail disposed on the upper left side of the first game nail in the game area, and an upper right side of the first game nail in the game area. And a fourth game nail disposed on the upper left side of the second game nail, a fifth game nail disposed on the upper right side of the second game nail in the game area, and the game area. Is arranged above the third game nail in the direction inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal. An upstream side nail that is configured to have a plurality of linearly arranged nails, and guides the game ball to drop and move on the plurality of nails; and above the fifth game nail in the game area; A plurality of nails are arranged at the lower right side of the upstream side nail and linearly arranged in a direction inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal, and the game ball drops and moves on the plurality of nails. And a downstream ball nail that guides the game ball so that a game ball can pass between the upstream link nail and the downstream link nail in the game area. A game ball falling between the nail passes between the third game nail and the fourth game nail or between the fourth game nail and the fifth game nail. , Between the third game nail and the fourth game nail, or between the fourth game nail and the fifth game nail. The game balls falling through the first game nail and the second game nail, between the first game nail and the third game nail, and the second game nail It is configured to pass through any of the fifth game nail and between the third game nail and the fourth game nail, or between the fourth game nail and the fifth game nail. A game ball that falls between the nail is one of the first game nail, the second game nail, the third game nail, the fourth game nail, and the fifth game nail. It is possible to pass between the first game nail and the second game nail by changing the direction of falling while abutting at least one of the first nail and the second peg. Is an interval larger than the diameter of the game ball and smaller than the length of the game ball plus the radius, and the first game nail And the second game nail is larger than the diameter of the game ball, and the distance between the third game nail and the fourth game nail is the first game nail and the second game nail. The distance between the fourth game nail and the fourth game nail is greater than the distance between the fourth game nail and the fourth game nail. A game board of a bullet ball game machine is obtained which is large and has an interval smaller than a length obtained by adding a radius to the diameter of the game ball.

In addition, based on each of the above-described embodiments, a winning device for playing a game using a game ball on the front side, a game board having a game area provided with a plurality of game nails, and the game area facing forward A frame member that holds the game board, and a plate-like member that is attached to the frame member so as to cover the front of the game board held by the frame member at a predetermined interval and from which the game area can be visually recognized. The game ball is dropped and moved under the guidance of the game nail in a game space formed between the front surface of the game area of the game board and the rear surface of the visual recognition member. A game for winning a prize is performed, and the game nail is provided to project from the front surface of the game board into the game space and extend to the vicinity of the rear surface of the visual recognition member, and the game nail in the game area Position that does not overlap The game board is provided with a projecting surface portion projecting from the front surface of the game board, and the game ball can fall in a projecting game space sandwiched between the front surface of the projecting surface portion and the rear surface of the visual recognition member. Can be obtained.

PM Pachinko machine (bullet ball machine)
PA1 game area (first embodiment)
PA2 game area (second embodiment)
1 outer frame 2 front frame (frame member)
5 Glass frame (5a Multi-layer glass (viewing member))
100 game board (first embodiment)
111 nails (111a trunk, 111b head)
112 windmill 113 left general winning equipment (113a left general winning opening)
114 1st start winning device (114a 1st start winning opening)
115 Second start winning device 116 Large winning device 117 Right general winning device 118 Auxiliary game starting gate 151 First lower peg 152 Second lower peg 153 Third lower peg 154 Fourth lower peg 161 1 upper peg 162 second upper peg 163 third upper peg 164 fourth upper peg 200 center ornament 300 first winning unit 301 guide member 302 inclined surface 500 game board (second embodiment)
513 left general winning equipment (513a left general winning opening)
514 First start winning device 515 Second start winning device (515a Second start winning port, 515w blade member)
516 Grand Prize Winner 517 Right General Winner (517a Right General Winner)
518 Auxiliary game start gate 520 Center decoration 526 Guide member 527 Inclined surface 551 First lower peg 552 Second lower peg 561 First upper peg 562 Second upper peg (upstream peg)
563 Third upper peg (downstream peg)
571 1st left game nail 572 2nd left game nail 573 3rd left game nail 574 4th left game nail 575 5th left game nail 576 Buffer nail 581 1st right game nail 582 2nd right Game nail 583 Third right game nail 584 Fourth right game nail 585 Restriction nail 591 Upstream nail 592 Downstream side nail 601 Projection surface component (projection surface)
602 Protruding surface 603 Inclined surface

Claims (1)

A game board of a ball game machine in which a game area for playing games using a game ball is provided on the front side,
A windmill rotatably provided on the left side of the game area;
A game ball that is provided below the windmill in the game area and has a flat inclined surface that is inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal, and falls through the left side of the windmill in the game area. A guide member that can be dropped along,
Provided at the lower right of the inclined surface in the game area, and having three or more nails arranged substantially linearly in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal , and lower right from the inclined surface A first lower nail that guides a game ball falling on the nail to fall on the plurality of nails;
A plurality of nails that are provided on the lower right side of the first lower nail in the game area with a gap through which a game ball can pass, and are linearly arranged in a direction inclined downward to the right with respect to the horizontal; A second lower nail that is configured to guide the game ball that falls to the right of the gap in the game area so as to drop and move on the plurality of nails;
A winning device that is provided below the gap in the gaming area and is capable of entering a game ball that falls through the gap in the gaming area;
The gaming area is provided with a plurality of nails that are provided above the first lower peg in the gaming area and below the windmill, and are linearly arranged in a direction inclined to the lower right with respect to the horizontal. An upper peg that guides a game ball falling through the right side of the windmill in such a manner that the game ball falls on the plurality of nails,
The inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs are arranged substantially linearly is counted from the nail located at the upper left end of the first lower peg and the upper left end of the first lower peg. The angle of inclination with respect to the horizontal of the straight line passing through the second nail,
The inclination angle of the inclined surface is set to an angle that is looser than the inclination angle in the direction in which the first lower pegs are arranged substantially linearly ,
A game ball that falls to the lower right from the inclined surface is configured to be able to fall and move between the first lower nail and the upper nail in the game area ,
A game board for a ball game machine, wherein a nail located at a lower right end portion of the first lower peg is shifted downward with respect to the straight line .

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