JP7311794B2 - Information processing device and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and program.

For example, in various competitions such as horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, etc., a voting device that receives votes from voters is used (see Patent Literature 1, for example). A voter can vote by writing the voting matters necessary for voting on a ballot paper and inputting it into a voting device. For example, in the case of horse racing, matters such as the race site where the race is held, the voting method such as single win or double win, horses to be voted on, etc. can be written on a ballot paper and input to a voting device, whereby voting can be carried out.

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However, the voting method employed in the above competition is complicated and difficult for novice users. For example, in the case of a horse race, a bicycle race, a boat race, etc., it is complicated because it is necessary to select a voting method, horses to be voted for, or competitors from many voting patterns. This is considered to be one of the factors that keep away users who have never voted or who have little experience in voting.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a technology that allows even users with little voting experience to easily vote.

An information processing device according to an aspect of the present invention is an information processing device that receives a vote for a competition in which a vote can be cast for a voting target, and includes a first reception unit that receives selection of a second player from a first player; , a second receiving unit that receives votes or expected voting targets from a second player; and a predetermined value specified by the first player based on the voting targets of the second player when the first player selects the second player. or part thereof, a voting processing unit that executes a process of voting for all or part of the voting objects.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the technique by which even a user with little experience of voting can easily vote can be provided.

It is a figure which shows an example of the system configuration|structure of the voting system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware structural example of a server and a terminal. It is a figure which shows the functional block structural example of a server. It is a figure which shows an example of user management DB and anticipation person management DB. FIG. 4 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a processing procedure performed by the voting system; An example of the screen which receives specification of an anticipation person is shown. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a specific example in which a predetermined value is voted for each voting object; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a specific example in which a predetermined value is voted for each voting object;

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that, in each figure, the same reference numerals have the same or similar configurations.

<System configuration>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the system configuration of a voting system 1 according to this embodiment. A voting system 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a server 10 and one or more terminals 20 . The server 10 and the terminal 20 are communicably connected to each other via a communication network N such as the Internet, intranet, wireless LAN, mobile communication, or the like. The server 10 and the terminal 20 may be called an information processing device.

The server 10 may be configured from one or more physical servers or the like, may be configured using a virtual server that operates on a hypervisor, or may be configured using a cloud server. may be configured The terminal 20 is a terminal used by a user or a predictor, and the user or the predictor can vote for a voting target by operating the terminal 20 . The terminal 20 is, for example, a mobile phone (including a smart phone), a tablet terminal, a personal computer, or the like.

The server 10, for example, in various competitions in which voting is performed, such as bicycle racing, horse racing, boat racing, and auto racing, manages voting targets voted by tipsters, manages voting targets voted by users, and manages voting targets voted by users. Manages the prescribed value owned and the amount of refunds according to the results of the competition.

A voting target is a target for voting for a predetermined value, which is uniquely determined by combining the designation of the contestant who is expected to win among the contestants (including athletes and animals) who participates in the competition and the designation of the voting method. means an object to be Specifically, in the case of Keirin, double betting tickets that designate the 5th and 3rd runners as first and second runners, respectively, and triple betting tickets that designate the 1st, 2nd and 5th runners. and so on. A double ticket is a ticket that predicts which runners will finish 1st and 2nd in the order of finish, and a triple ticket is a ticket that predicts which runners will finish 1st to 3rd (regardless of the order of finish). is. Also, in the case of horse racing, the betting ticket for No. 1 wins, the betting ticket No. 5 for multiple wins, and the like.

The predetermined value may be, for example, money, points that can be used in a predetermined service or game, or the like. Also, the points may be points that the user can receive for free (free points) or points that can be received in exchange for payment of money (paid points). A predetermined value may simply be referred to as a "value".

In the present embodiment, the user (first player) can vote for the vote target predicted by the designated predictor (second player) by designating the predictor (second player). In other words, the user can vote by using the voting target that the predictor votes or predicts, instead of determining the voting target by predicting who (what) will win. In the following description, "carpooling" refers to voting by using the voting target predicted by the predictor instead of predicting the voting target themselves. For example, it is assumed that the user specifies anticipation person A as an anticipation person who rides together via the screen of terminal 20 . It is also assumed that the predictor A subsequently voted for a triple betting ticket of Nos. 1, 5, and 6. In this case, the server 10 automatically votes the user's predetermined value for the 1st, 5th, and 6th betting triplets.

The predictor may be any person, and may be, for example, a group consisting of a plurality of persons, or may be a single person. Moreover, it may be a celebrity such as an entertainer, or an unknown general person. Also, the predictor is not necessarily limited to a real person, and may be a virtual person created by computer simulation.

<Hardware configuration>
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration example of the server 10 and the terminal 20. As shown in FIG. The server 10 and the terminal 20 include a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a processor 11 such as a GPU (Graphical Processing Unit), a memory, a storage device 12 such as a HDD (Hard Disk Drive) and/or an SSD (Solid State Drive), a wired or wireless It has a communication IF (Interface) 13 for communication, an input device 14 for receiving input operations, and an output device 15 for outputting information. The input device 14 is, for example, a keyboard, touch panel, mouse and/or microphone. The output device 15 is, for example, a display and/or a speaker.

<Functional block configuration>
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a functional block configuration example of the server 10. As shown in FIG. The server 10 includes a storage unit 100 , a display control unit 101 , a reception unit 102 , a voting processing unit 103 and a video processing unit 104 . The storage unit 100 can be implemented using the storage device 12 included in the server 10 . The display control unit 101, the reception unit 102, the voting processing unit 103, and the moving image processing unit 104 can be realized by the processor 11 of the server 10 executing a program stored in the storage device 12. can. Also, the program can be stored in a storage medium. The storage medium storing the program may be a non-transitory computer readable medium. The non-temporary storage medium is not particularly limited, but may be a storage medium such as a USB memory or CD-ROM, for example.

The memory|storage part 100 memorize|stores user management DB100a and anticipation person management DB100b. FIG. 4 shows an example of the user management DB 100a. “User ID” stores an identifier for uniquely identifying a user within the server 10 . "Nickname" stores the nickname entered by the user at the time of user registration. "Possession value" stores the amount of predetermined value owned by the user. In the "voting history", the voting target voted by the user and the predetermined value voted for are stored for each race.

In FIG. 4, an example of anticipation person management DB100b is shown. An identifier for uniquely identifying a predictor (including a group of predictors) within the server 10 is stored in the "prediction person ID". "Nickname" stores the nickname of the predictor. "Possession value" stores the amount of predetermined value owned by the predictor. The "increase/decrease amount" stores the amount of increase/decrease in the possessed value of the predictor based on a predetermined time (for example, at the start of the first race). For example, in the example of FIG. 4, predictor C100 had 32,610 yen at the start of the first race, and now has 53,200 yen, which is an increase of 20,590 yen. In the "voting history", the voting object voted by the predictor and the predetermined value voted for are stored for each race.

The display control unit 101 performs various processes necessary for displaying, on the display of the terminal 20, a screen for receiving designation of a predictor from a user, a moving image showing how the predictor is making a prediction, and the like. The display control unit 101 sends data for displaying various screens to the terminal 20 in response to access from a web browser provided in the terminal 20 or access from a dedicated application installed in the terminal 20. You may make it transmit.

The receiving unit 102 has a function of receiving, from the user, a selection of an anticipator who rides on a carpool with respect to a game in which a vote is possible for a voting object. The reception unit 102 having this function may be referred to as a first reception unit. In addition, the receiving unit 102 has a function of receiving a voting target to be voted from a predictor. The reception unit 102 having this function may be referred to as a second reception unit.

When the user selects a predictor, the voting processing unit 103 converts the predetermined value specified by the user or a part thereof based on the voting target voted by the predictor to all or part of the voting target. It has a function to execute processing to vote for. Note that the voting processing unit 103 may vote for the voting object received from the user and the spectator by accessing an external system that accepts votes for the competition, pays refunds, and the like. Further, when the voting object that voted for the predetermined value is the object of payment of the reward, the voting processing unit 103 performs the processing of paying the reward according to the predetermined value of the voting object that is the object of payment of the reward. You may make it carry out by yourself or using an external system.

The moving picture processing unit 104 has a function of receiving a moving picture of the predictor making a prediction from the terminal 20 of the predictor or the like and passing the video to the display control unit 101 .

<Processing procedure>
FIG. 5 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a processing procedure performed by the voting system 1. As shown in FIG. A processing procedure performed by the server 10 and the terminal 20 will be specifically described with reference to FIG. In addition, in FIG. 5, the terminal used by the user is described as the terminal 20a, and the terminal used by the predictor is described as the terminal 20b.

First, the terminal 20b used by each predictor transmits to the server 10 video data of the predictor making a prediction (S101). The video data is continuously transmitted for a predetermined period (a period including at least a time slot in which a plurality of competitions are held, for example, one day).

Subsequently, the terminal 20a used by the user requests the server 10 to display a screen for accepting the selection of the predictor according to the user's operation (S102). The server 10 transmits the screen data of the screen for receiving the selection of the predictor according to the request to the terminal 20a (S103). A screen for accepting designation of a predictor is displayed on the display of the terminal 20a that has received the screen data.

FIG. 6 shows an example of a screen for receiving designation of a predictor. The reception screen D10 shown in FIG. 6(a) is an example of a screen for receiving designation of a predictor on a daily basis. In the predictor selection area W10, a plurality of predictors selectable by the user and a match record are displayed. If button B10 is pressed down, the anticipation person currently displayed on anticipation person selection area W10 at the time of being pressed will be designated as an anticipation person with whom a user rides together.

The acceptance screen D11 shown in FIG. 6(b) is an example of a screen for accepting designation of a predictor for each race. In the predictor selection area W11, a moving image of the predictor's prediction in real time is displayed. By flicking the moving image left and right, the predictor whose moving image is displayed can be switched. In the predictor selection area W11, a plurality of predictors that can be selected by the user and a match record are displayed. If button B11 is pushed down, the anticipation person currently displayed on anticipation person selection area W11 at the time of being pressed will be designated as an anticipation person with whom a user rides together.

The terminal 20a transmits to the server 10 information indicating the predictor selected by the user and the amount of the predetermined value to be voted on (voting amount) on the screen for accepting designation of the predictor (S104). By receiving the information from the terminal 20a, the receiving unit of the server 10 receives the selection of the predictor and the designation of the amount of the predetermined value to vote (voting amount) (S105).

The reception unit 102 may receive, from the user's terminal 20a, designation of the predictor and the amount of the predetermined value for each competition (each race), or for a predetermined period (including at least a time slot in which a plurality of competitions are held). Designation of the predictor and the amount of the predetermined value may be accepted in units of a period, such as one day. For example, from the user, when the reception unit 102 receives the specification of the anticipator A in units of one day, the voting processing unit 103, for all competitions held on the day (all races), anticipation person A votes The predetermined value of the user is voted for the voted object.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, the receiving unit 102 may set the period for receiving the selection of the predictor from the user to be before the predictor finishes voting or predicting. For example, when receiving selection of a predictor for each race, the receiving unit 102 may receive designation of the predictor from the user at least before the predictor finishes voting or predicting in each race. Moreover, when the reception unit 102 receives designation of a predictor from a user in units of a predetermined period, the predetermined value may not be voted for a race in which the predictor has already finished voting or prediction. For example, when the user selects the predictor A immediately after the end of the first race, if the predictor A has already finished voting up to the second race at that time, the server 10 is the user's predetermined from the third race You may vote on the value. It is not limited to this, and the receiving unit 102 may receive the selection of the predictor from the user regardless of whether the predictor has finished voting or prediction.

Subsequently, the terminal 20b of the predictor receives designation of the voting target selected by the predictor and the amount of the predetermined value to be voted (voting amount) (S106). The voting processing unit 103 votes the amount of predetermined value specified by the predictor to the voting object selected by the predictor (S107).

Subsequently, when the vote processing unit 103 receives the selection of the predictor from the user in the processing procedure of step S105, the selected predictor votes or predicts the voting target, the amount of predetermined value specified by the user or A part is voted (S108).

For example, it is assumed that the user designates the predictor A and the predetermined value designated by the user is 1000 yen. It is also assumed that predictor A voted for betting tickets A, B, and C by 100 yen each. In this case, the voting processing unit 103 may vote the user's predetermined value for betting tickets A, B, and C by 100 yen each. That is, the voting processing unit 103 may vote the user's predetermined value for each voting object so that the amount of the predetermined value that the predictor voted for each voting object is the same. Further, the voting processing unit 103 may vote the user's predetermined value for betting tickets A, B, and C by 300 yen each. In other words, the voting processing unit 103 may vote the user's predetermined value for each voting object so that the ratio of the predetermined value voted for each voting object by the predictor is the same.

In addition, the voting processing unit 103, when the reception unit 102 receives the selection of the predictor from the user before the prediction person's voting or prediction is completed, the reception unit 102 receives the voting object to be voted or predicted from the prediction person After that, a process of voting the user's predetermined value or a part thereof for all or part of the voting targets that the predictor has voted or predicted may be executed. For example, it is assumed that the reception unit 102 receives a selection from the user to ride together with anticipation person A, and then receives an instruction from anticipation person A to vote for betting tickets A and B by 100 yen each. In this case, the voting processing unit 103, after the reception unit 102 receives the instruction to vote for the ticket A and the ticket B from the predictor A, votes the user's predetermined value for the ticket A and the ticket B by 100 yen each. can be In addition, the voting processing unit 103 is after the receiving unit 102 has received a vote or a predicted voting object from the predictor, and at a timing (for example, the voting deadline timing or the start of the game) before the competition start time. 10 minutes before), the voting process may be performed.

Here, when accepting a selection of a predictor to ride together in units of a predetermined period (for example, one day) from the user, the reception unit 102 selects the predictor and a plurality of competitions included in the unit of the predetermined period (for example, the same A designation of a total value (total amount) of predetermined values to be voted for (a plurality of races held on a given day) may be accepted. In addition, for each of the plurality of competitions, the voting processing unit 103 calculates the total value of the predetermined value specified by the user based on the voting target voted or predicted by the predictor for each competition according to a predetermined rule (predetermined distribution rule). You may vote using the amount of value determined by allocating to .

A specifiable minimum value may be defined for the total value of the predetermined values. The specifiable minimum value may be set to a value that is at least twice the minimum vote amount per voting object. For example, if the minimum amount of votes per object to be voted is 100 yen, the receiving unit 102 may not accept the designation unless it is at least 200 yen. As a result, it is possible to eliminate the situation in which the total value of the designated predetermined values is too small to substantially vote.

The predetermined rule may be based on any criteria, but for example, a certain amount of the total value of the predetermined values specified by the user is distributed to each of the plurality of competitions, excluding completed competitions, in the order in which they are held. This may determine the amount of value to vote for each of a plurality of competitions. Alternatively, the process of re-distributing the remaining amount of value in the order in which the events are held may be repeated.

The fixed amount may be the minimum amount of votes per competition. Also, the minimum amount of votes for each competition may be the same as the minimum amount of votes per voting object, or may be a positive integer multiple of the minimum amount of voting per voting object. For example, if 10 races are held in a predetermined period and the minimum amount of votes for each competition is 100 yen, the voting processing unit 103 distributes 100 yen each from the first race to the tenth race, and the remainder is The 2000 yen may be distributed again by 100 yen from the 1st race to the 10th race, and the remaining 1000 yen may be allocated again by 100 yen from the 1st race to the 10th race. Similarly, if the minimum amount of votes for each competition is 200 yen, the voting processing unit 103 distributes 200 yen each from the first race to the tenth race, and the remainder of 1000 yen is used again for the first race to the fifth race. You may make it distribute 200 yen each to.

When voting the predetermined value allocated to each race to the voting object, considering the minimum amount of votes per voting object, it is assumed that the predictor cannot vote for all the voting objects voted. For example, it is assumed that the predictor has voted for ticket A, ticket B, ticket C, and ticket D, and the minimum betting amount is 100 yen. If the distributed predetermined value is 200 yen, it is not possible to vote for all the betting tickets A to D due to the shortage of 200 yen.

Therefore, when there are a plurality of voting targets voted or predicted by a predictor in the same competition (same race), the voting processing unit 103 selects a predetermined voting target owned by the user in descending order of priority among the plurality of voting targets. A value or part thereof may be voted on.

The order of priority may be, for example, in descending order of odds, in descending order of odds, in descending order of votes, or in descending order of votes. . Further, the odds and the voting amount may be integrated in descending order, or the odds and voting amount integrated may be in descending order. In addition, the user may be able to designate which order of priority the vote should be given. In other words, the reception unit 102 receives designation of priority from the user, and the voting processing unit 103 determines the priority received by the reception unit 102 A predetermined value owned by a user or a portion thereof may be voted in descending order of the value of the user.

A specific example will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 shows the predetermined value specified by the user when the number of races held in a predetermined period (one day) is 6, and the minimum voting amount per voting object and the minimum voting amount for each competition are both 100 yen. shows a concrete example when is voted for each voting object. Also, it is assumed that the order of priority when voting for a plurality of voting targets for a predetermined value is in descending order of odds. "Race number" indicates the number of the race to be held. "Ticket" indicates a betting ticket that can be voted for. "Purchased number" indicates the number of betting tickets purchased by the predictor who shared the ride with the user. In the example of FIG. 7, it is assumed that one ticket is 100 yen. "Odds" indicates the odds of receiving a refund if the betting ticket wins.

"Bet pattern 1" indicates which voting target is to be voted for in each race when the user designates to bet a total of 500 yen for all six races. First, the voting processing unit 103 distributes the minimum voting amount of 100 yen for each competition in order from the first race. The sixth race is not allocated because there is no predetermined value that can be allocated. Subsequently, the voting processing unit 103 votes the predetermined value distributed to each race to the voting object with the highest odds among the voting objects voted by the predictors. As a result, 100 yen was voted for ticket C in the first race, 100 yen was voted for ticket D in the second race, 100 yen was voted for ticket C in the third race, and 100 yen was voted for ticket A in the fourth race. , in the 5th race, 100 yen will be voted for ticket D.

“BET PATTERN 2” indicates which voting target is to be voted for in each race when the user designates to bet a total of 1000 yen for all six races. First, the voting processing unit 103 distributes the minimum voting amount of 100 yen for each competition in order from the first race. Since there will be 400 yen left over when the allocation is completed up to the sixth race, the surplus 400 yen will be distributed again in order from the first race. As a result, 200 yen is allocated to the first to fourth races, and 100 yen is allocated to the fifth and sixth races. Subsequently, the voting processing unit 103 votes the predetermined value distributed to each race to the voting object with the highest odds among the voting objects voted by the predictors. As a result, in the first race, 100 yen was voted for ticket A and ticket C, in the second race, 100 yen was voted for ticket B and ticket D, and in the third race, 100 yen was voted for ticket A and ticket C. , 100 yen is voted for ticket A in the fourth race, 100 yen is voted for ticket D in the fifth race, and 100 yen is voted for ticket D in the sixth race.

“BET PATTERN 3” indicates which voting target is to be voted for in each race when the user designates to bet a total of 3000 yen for all six races. First, the voting processing unit 103 distributes the minimum voting amount of 100 yen for each competition in order from the first race. Since there will be 2,400 yen left over when the allocation is completed up to the sixth race, the remaining 2,400 yen will be distributed again in order from the first race. Since there will be 1,800 yen left over when the allocation is completed up to the sixth race, the surplus 1,800 yen will be distributed again in order from the first race. By repeating this, 500 yen will be distributed to each of the first to sixth races. Subsequently, the voting processing unit 103 votes the predetermined value distributed to each race to the voting object with the highest odds among the voting objects voted by the predictors. As a result, in the first race, 100 yen is cast for betting ticket A, betting ticket B, and betting ticket D, and 200 yen is cast for betting ticket C. In the second race, betting ticket A, betting ticket B, and betting ticket C are voted for 100 yen each, and betting ticket D is voted for 200 yen. In the third race, betting ticket A, betting ticket B, and betting ticket D are voted for 100 yen each, and betting ticket C is further betted for 200 yen. Description of the fourth to sixth races is omitted.

FIG. 8 shows a specific example in which a predetermined value specified by the user is voted for each voting target when the priority when voting the predetermined value to a plurality of voting targets is in descending order of odds. showing. Since the other conditions are the same as in FIG. 7, a detailed description will be omitted.

<Supplementary matter>
The reception unit 102 may receive, from the user, multiple selections of predictors to ride together for a game in which voting is possible for the voting object. Further, the receiving unit 102 may receive designation of a predetermined value (or a total value of predetermined values) to be voted for for each selected predictor.

When the voting processing unit 103 receives the designation of the selection of the predictor who rides together in units of a predetermined period and the total value of the predetermined value, and if there is a competition that the predictor did not vote for, the voting processing unit 103 votes for the competition do not At this time, the voting processing unit 103 may allocate the remainder of the prescribed value after removing the prescribed value voted up to the relevant competition to the competition after the relevant competition according to a prescribed rule.

For example, in "BET PATTERN 1" of FIG. 7, assume that the predictor did not vote for the fifth race. In this case, the voting processing unit 103 distributes the remaining predetermined value of 100 yen at that time to the sixth race. Also, assume that the predictor did not vote for the fourth race in "BET PATTERN 2" in FIG. In this case, the voting processing unit 103 distributes the remaining predetermined value of 400 yen at that time to the fifth race and the sixth race by 200 yen each.

Further, the reception unit 102 may receive from the user a specification of the amount of the predetermined value to be voted for for each game. In this case, the voting processing unit 103 votes a specified amount of predetermined value in descending order of priority among the plurality of voting objects voted by the predictors.

Further, the reception unit 102 may receive from the user the maximum amount of predetermined values to be voted for for each competition. In this case, the voting processing unit 103 compares whether the maximum amount of the predetermined value exceeds the amount of the predetermined value voted by the predictors for each game. As a result of the comparison, if the maximum amount of the predetermined value exceeds the amount of the predetermined value voted by the predictor, the voting processing unit 103 determines the amount of the predetermined value voted by the predictor for each voting object voted by the predictor. may vote the same amount of predetermined value as . Further, when the maximum amount of the predetermined value is equal to or less than the amount of the predetermined value voted by the predictor, the voting processing unit 103 determines that the priority among the plurality of voting targets voted by the predictor is A specified amount of predetermined values may be voted in descending order.
Also, the voting processing unit 103 may preferentially distribute the total value of the predetermined values specified by the user to specific competitions (for example, high prize races in horse racing). For example, when the voting processing unit 103 distributes the total value of the predetermined value specified by the user to each of a plurality of competitions in the order in which they are held, the amount of the predetermined value is greater for a specific competition than for other competitions. Allocate (for example,

<Summary>
According to the embodiment described above, the user selects a spectator who rides together, and the predetermined value specified by the user is voted for all or part of the voting targets voted by the predictor. As a result, even users who have little voting experience can easily vote.

The embodiments described above are for facilitating understanding of the present invention, and are not intended to limit and interpret the present invention. Flowcharts, sequences, elements included in the embodiments, their arrangement, materials, conditions, shapes, sizes, and the like described in the embodiments are not limited to those illustrated and can be changed as appropriate. Also, it is possible to partially replace or combine the configurations shown in different embodiments.

Reference Signs List 1 voting system 10 server 11 processor 12 storage device 13 communication IF 14 input device 15 output device 20 terminal 100 storage unit 101 display control unit 102 Receiving unit 103 voting processing unit 104 video processing unit

Claims (6)

a processor, said processor comprising:
Accepting votes for competitions that allow voting for voting objects,
When the first player selects the second player before completing the voting or prediction of the second player, the second player votes or predicts after receiving the voting object to be voted or predicted from the second player. executing a process of voting a predetermined value designated by the first player or a part thereof for all or part of the voting objects;
wherein the second player is a real person or a computer-generated virtual person;
Information processing equipment. The processor
Receiving designation of the total value of predetermined values to be voted for a plurality of competitions with the second player,
When the first player selects the second player, for each of the plurality of competitions, the total value of the predetermined values is calculated for each competition according to a predetermined rule, based on the voting target voted or expected by the second player. vote with an amount of value determined by allocating to
The information processing device according to claim 1 . The predetermined rule determines the amount of value to be voted for each of the plurality of competitions by allocating a certain amount of the total value of the predetermined values to each of the plurality of competitions in the order in which they are held. is that
The information processing apparatus according to claim 2. When there are a plurality of voting targets voted or predicted by the second player, the processor votes a predetermined value or a part thereof designated by the first player in descending order of priority among the plurality of voting targets. ,
The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3. the processor accepts votes for competitions in which votes are available for votes;
If the processor selects the second player before the first player completes the voting or prediction of the second player, the second player votes after receiving the voting object to be voted or predicted from the second player. Alternatively, executing a process of voting a predetermined value specified by the first player or a part thereof for all or part of the predicted voting targets,
wherein the second player is a real person or a computer-generated virtual person;
Information processing methods. cause the processor to accept votes for competitions in which votes are available for the voting object;
If the first player selects the second player before completing the voting or prediction of the second player, the processor instructs the second player to vote after receiving the voting target or predicting voting object from the second player. Or causing all or part of the predicted voting objects to vote for a predetermined value specified by the first player or a part thereof,
wherein the second player is a real person or a computer-generated virtual person;
program.

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