JPH039755Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a winning ball device for a pachinko machine, and particularly to a winning ball device that is installed and used in the center of a game board.

Conventionally, many structures have been known in this type of winning ball device that can change the state into a state in which it is easy for balls to enter and a state in which it is difficult to enter the ball. However, most of these games are just a matter of alternating between states in which it is easy to hit the ball and states in which it is difficult to hit the ball, and there are few that give players new interest and excitement.

Therefore, in the present invention, a multiple-open variable ball receiver is provided in the upper center of the surface of the mounting board, and a ball receiver frame is provided in the lower part. They are located inside the swinging members, and one end faces below the ball drop opening of the variable ball receiving device, and the other end engages inside the left and right swinging members to swing the swinging members. and an actuating lever for stopping and holding the ball, and the actuating lever is reversed by the balls falling from the multiple-open variable hitting ball receptacle, and the left and right swinging members are released from the stopped state of swinging. In addition, the present invention aims to provide a new winning ball device in terms of the relationship between a state where it is easy to hit a ball and a state where it is difficult to hit a ball.

An example of the implementation of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes a circular mounting board made of synthetic resin material and mounted on the game board surface. A surrounding frame 2 for preventing the ball from falling downward is protruded from the upper front surface of the mounting board 1, and a ball receiving frame 3 is formed at the lower part. The enclosing frame 2 and the ball receiving frame 3 are placed vertically opposite each other at a distance that allows the balls to pass through, and the enclosing frame 2 has a plurality of openings in the center with a ball drop opening 5 formed in the lower part. Variable ball receiver 4
is installed. Reference numerals 6 and 6' designate rocking members whose upper ends are pivotally mounted above the left and right sides of the ball holder frame 2 by shafts 17 and 17, and whose lower ends face the inside of the side walls of the ball holder frame 3. , 7, 7' are swinging members 6,
The left and right operating levers 7, 7' have respective one ends 9,
9' faces below the ball drop opening 5 of the variable ball receiver 4 with multiple openings, and the other ends 10, 10' are engaged with the inner surfaces of the respective swinging members 6, 6'.
6' is provided to prevent swinging. When the respective operating levers 7, 7' are hit by a ball at one end 9, 9', they are rotated inverted by the weight of the ball, and the swinging members 6,
6', thereby causing the rocking members 6,
6' is swingable and catches balls hit from the side into the ball receiving frame 3.
be accepted. 11 is each operating lever 7,
These are projections for engaging one end 9, 9' and the other end 10, 10' of 7' to hold them in a rotationally reversed position.

12, the operating levers 7, 7' are at the other end 1.
0 and 10' are engaged with the protrusion 11, the drop opening 5 of the variable hitting ball receptacle 4 is opened in multiple ways.
This is a winning hole that guides balls falling from the hole to the rear of the mounting board 1.

Further, the multiple-opening variable ball receiving socket 4 has a pair of movable blades 13, 13' that can be freely raised and tilted, and the movable blades 13, 13' have corresponding positions below the shafts 18, 18'. This is a conventionally known device configured to be held in an upright position by engaging the engagement surface 16 of an impeller 15 rotatably supported in a box frame 14 on the rear surface of the mounting board 1. In this embodiment, the impeller 15 has three blades and the engagement surface 16 is only at one location, so that the movable blades 13, 13' open twice in succession during one revolution of the impeller 15, and then stand up. Although it is shown as a double-opening type, it is free to use any number of multiple-opening types, such as a three-degree opening type in which the impeller 15 has four blades and the engagement surface 16 is one. It is.

The present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and its operation will be explained next. As shown in FIG. , 7' are engaged with the swinging members 6, 6' at their other ends 10, 10' to restrain them from swinging, the ball is struck by the upright movable blade 1.
You can only enter between 3 and 13', so there are very few chances of winning. When the hit ball B enters the variable hit ball receiver 4 in this state, the hit ball B opens the movable wing pieces 13, 13' and passes through the ball drop opening 5 on the left and right sides as shown in FIG. The ball falls onto one end 9, 9' of each of the operating levers 7, 7', and the weight of the ball rotates and reverses each operating lever 7, 7' to release the engagement of the swinging members 6, 6'. . Therefore, the swinging members 6, 6' can swing freely and can receive balls hit from the side.

In this state, for example, as shown in Fig. 3, the hit ball B ₁
When the hit ball B ₁ hits the swinging member 6', the weight of the ball pushes the swinging member 6' open as shown by the chain line in the figure and enters the ball receiving frame 3. The ball B ₁ rides on one end 9' of the operating lever 7', uses the weight of the ball to rotate the operating lever 7' in reverse, and swings at the other end 10' of the operating lever 7', as shown in Figure 4. This prevents the swinging of the moving member 6'. As described above, the swinging member 6 also opens inward due to the weight of the ball hit from the side, and the ball reverses the operating lever 7 and swings at the other end 10 as shown in FIG. This will prevent the movable member 6 from swinging.

Furthermore, when the hit ball B ₂ enters between the open movable blades 13 and 13' in the state shown in FIG. 5, the hit ball B ₂ falls onto one end 9, 9' of the operating lever 7, 7'. death,
This is reversed again to the state shown in FIG. 3 to release the restraint on the swinging members 6, 6' and allow the ball to be received from the side. All the balls that have entered the ball receiving frame 3 flow out from the ball outlet 19 provided at the center of the lower part and are guided to the prize opening located appropriately below.

In addition, in the state shown in FIG. 3, the open movable wing pieces 13,
When a hit ball B ₃ enters between 13' and 13', the hit ball B ₃ falls onto the other end 10, 10' of the operating levers 7, 7' and remains as it is without reversing the operating levers 7, 7'. It is guided from the winning hole 12 to the rear of the mounting board 1. In addition, in the state shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, a ball that enters between the movable blades 13 and 13' does not necessarily cause both of the actuating levers 7 and 7' to operate in reverse; Depending on the state of the fall, it may be necessary to reverse only one side, either the right or left side.

As described above, the present invention provides a new winning ball device formed in a combination structure of a mechanism for engaging and disengaging the left and right swinging members and a variable hitting ball receptacle with multiple openings. The opening of the swinging member is determined by the number of openings of the variable hitting ball receiver, and when the swinging member is released, various winning modes can be realized. Therefore, it is a very interesting winning ball device to be installed in the center of the game board, and has the advantage of giving pachinko players a new sense of change, giving them fresh interest and making pachinko games even more appealing. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings relate to the present invention; FIG. 1 is an external perspective view, FIGS. 2 to 5 are partially sectional front views showing the respective operating states, and FIG. 6 is a longitudinal side view. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Mounting board, 2... Enclosing frame, 3... Ball receiving frame, 4... Variable hitting ball receiving device with multiple openings, 5... Ball drop opening, 6, 6'... Swinging member, 7, 7'...operating lever, 9,9'...one end, 10,10'...other end.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A surrounding frame is provided at the upper part of the front surface of the mounting board that is attached to the game board surface, and a ball receiving frame is provided at the lower part, and the center part of the surrounding frame has a variable ball receiving hole with multiple openings and a ball drop opening formed at the bottom. In addition, on the front of the mounting board, there are swinging members that are swingably supported above the left and right sides of the ball holder frame, with their respective lower ends facing inside the ball holder frame, and the left and right swinging members. Reversing operation levers are located inside the movable members, one end faces below the ball drop opening, and the other end engages with the lower end of each ball receiver to stop and hold the ball receiver. The operating lever is rotated and reversed by the balls falling from the ball drop opening of the ball receiving device, thereby disengaging the swinging member and allowing it to swing freely. A winning ball device for a pachinko machine that allows balls to be received into the ball receiving frame.