JPH04128782U - Pachinko machine winning machine - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Objective] To provide a prize receiving machine in which the winning rate cannot be increased more than necessary no matter how the obstructing nail located diagonally upward is adjusted. [Structure] A mounting board 2 to which a socket 3 is attached is extended upward, and obstructing protrusions 9a and 9b that cover the obliquely upper part of the socket 3 are protruded forward from the upper edge of the extension. This results in
No matter how you bend the obstacle nails planted on the outside of the winning socket 1, the ball coming from diagonally above will not collide with the obstacle protrusion 9a or 9b and be guided to the socket 3.
It is not possible to abnormally increase the winning rate.

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

This invention is a pachinko machine that has a socket that catches the ball falling on the game board surface and wins a prize. This is related to the winning machine's winning machine.

0002

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, a winning socket has a socket that catches the ball falling on the game board surface and wins a prize. In the case of a game machine, a ball that is simply dropped from the surface of the game board with the socket protruding from the surface of the game board. It receives the ball and guides it to the back of the game board, and the winning rate of balls hit into the winning jack was determined by adjusting the spacing of the obstacle nails planted at the top of the socket.

0003

[Problem that the idea aims to solve]

By the way, the winning machine that simply accepts batted balls as described above is compatible with pachinko machines. When used, it is not used as the main winning device of the game board, Generally, a large electric prize winning device (hereinafter referred to as the center role) is placed almost in the center of the game board. It is often placed around objects. In this case, the center - Planted between the ornament and the prize receiver placed diagonally below the center ornament. If you bend the faulty nail more than necessary and the opening/closing member of the center accessory opens, it may cause extreme damage. colliding with the tip of the opening/closing member that is opening into the flow path formed by the obstructing nail bent The player guides a large number of balls into the winning jack from diagonally above the winning jack to win a large number of prizes. The problem was that it abnormally stimulated the desire to shoot. This invention was developed in view of the above problems. The objective is to determine where the obstructing nail located diagonally above Pachinko machines that are not able to increase the winning rate more than necessary even if they are adjusted to The purpose is to provide winning receivers.

0004

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above purpose, in this invention, A pachinko machine with a socket that catches balls falling on the game board and wins prizes. In the award receiver, A mounting board to which the socket is attached is extended upward, and the socket is attached to the upper edge of the extended mounting board. It is characterized by an obstructive protrusion that protrudes forward to cover the diagonally upper part of the mouth. Ru.

[0005]

[Effect]

The obstruction nail is planted on the outside of the mounting board, but there is an obstruction protrusion diagonally above the socket. Since it is provided protrudingly, the obstacle nail will be planted on the outside of the obstacle protrusion. death However, no matter how you bend the obstacle nails planted on the outside, they will not fly from diagonally above. The incoming ball will not collide with the obstacle and be guided to the socket, so it will not reach the socket. It is not possible to abnormally increase the winning rate.

[0006]

【Example】

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, Figure 1 and Figure 2, the configuration of the prize winning machine 1 according to the embodiment will be explained. Figure 1 shows the input It is a perspective view of the prize receiver 1 seen from the front, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the prize receiver 1 seen from the front. It is an exploded perspective view. In the figure, a winning jack 1 is attached to a game board 30, which will be described later. It consists of a mounting board 2 that can be mounted, and a socket 3 that is fixed to the lower front surface of the mounting board 2. be done.

[0007] The socket 3 is formed with an open top and rear surface, and the open top part serves as the ball inlet 4. There is. Further, below the ball inlet 4, a ball guide piece is provided that projects in an arc shape toward the rear. 5 is formed. This ball guide piece 5 comes into contact with the lower edge of the winning opening 13, which will be described later. This guides the ball that enters the ball entrance 4 to the rear of the winning opening 13. Furthermore, ball guidance Below the piece 5 is a lamp storage space 6 in which lamps 21a and 21b, which will be described later, are stored. is formed. Therefore, the entire socket 3 is made of a transparent material, and the socket 3 is made of a transparent material. The lamps 21a and 21b housed in the lamp housing space 6 provide light decoration. It is now possible to Note that the heat generated by the lamps 21a and 21b is It exits to the ball entrance 4 through spaces on both sides of the guide piece 5. Also , on both sides of the rear surface of the socket 3, positioning holes are provided to ensure accurate mounting position relative to the mounting board 2. Female projections 7a and 7b are formed, and screw holes 8a and 8a are formed below the positioning projections 7a and 7b. 8b is formed.

[0008] On the other hand, the mounting board 2 extends further upwards than the part where the socket 3 is attached. , a pair of obstacle protrusions 9a and 9b protrude forward on the left and right sides of the extended upper edge. It is set up. These obstruction protrusions 9a and 9b are arranged so as to cover diagonally above the socket 3. It protrudes in an inclined manner. In addition, the ball is hit into the socket 3 between the obstructing protrusions 9a and 9b. This serves as a batted ball receiving opening 10 for guiding the ball toward the ball. Below the batted ball receiving opening 10 A roughly triangular opening 11 is opened, and the winning jack 1 of this opening 11 is placed on the game board 30. The obstacle nail 12 is erected when installed. therefore, Even if a batted ball is received in the batted ball receiving opening 10, all the batted balls are not received by the obstacle nail 12. The lower ends of the obstructing protrusions 9a and 9b and the upper end of the socket 3 are not accepted in the socket 3. Sometimes it is guided outward from between the left and right sides.

[0009] Furthermore, a U-shaped winning opening 13 is opened in the mounting board 2 below the opening 11, The socket 3 is attached to cover the front of the winning opening 13. specifically are positioning holes 17a, 17b drilled on both sides of winning opening 13 and screw hole 1. Positioning protrusions 7a, 7b and screw holes formed in the socket 3 for 8a, 18b 8a and 8b, and insert screws 22a and 22b from the rear of the mounting board 2 into the screw holes 18. A, 18b, 8a, 8b are screwed to fix the socket 3 to the mounting board 2. There is. In addition, the mounting board 2 has a guide gutter having a U-shaped cross section along the lower edge of the winning opening 13. 14 protrudes toward the rear. This guide gutter 14 has the above-mentioned entry prize opening 13. The passing winning balls are guided to the back side of the game board 30.

0010 In addition, a pair of lamp insertion holes 15a, 1 are provided in the mounting board 2 at the bottom of the winning opening 13. 5b is opened, and is located between the lamp insertion holes 15a and 15b and on the back side of the mounting board 2. A lamp board mounting boss 16 is provided protruding from the surface. This lamp board mounting boss 1 6 includes lamps 21a and 21b inserted into the lamp insertion holes 15a and 15b. The lamp board 20 having the lamp board 20 is fixed by screws 23. Furthermore, At the top center and bottom left and right of the mounting board 2, the winning jack 1 is attached to the game board 30 with screws. Attachment holes 19a to 19c are formed for attachment.

[0011] Diagram showing the configuration of a pachinko machine to which the winning jack 1 configured as described above is applied. This will be explained with reference to 3. FIG. 3 is a front view of the game board 30 of the pachinko machine. In the figure As is well known, the game board 30 has a guide rail 31 that guides the ball. The area surrounded by the guide rail 31, which is planted in a circular shape, is the game area where the ball falls. It consists of 32. A variable display device 34 is provided approximately in the center of the gaming area 32. A variable winning device 33 is arranged, and there are three starting winning ports below the variable winning device 33. 38a to 38c are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction. In addition, the variable winning device 33 and the center A passage hole 39 through which the batted ball passes is arranged between the starting winning hole 38a and the starting winning hole 38a. Ma In addition to the above-mentioned parts, the gaming area 32 also includes a plurality of (four) winning jacks 1 and a jackpot. lamps 40a and 40b, windmills with lamps 41a and 41b, and windmills 42a to 42d. They are arranged at symmetrical positions with respect to the vertical center line. In addition, at the bottom of the gaming area 32, there are the above-mentioned winning openings and winning devices that do not win. An out port 43 through which a batted ball is taken in is provided.

0012 In addition, among the above-mentioned parts, the starting winning holes 38a to 38c have starting winning balls. A detection switch (not shown) is built-in. This starting winning ball detection switch is , a function to start the fluctuation of the fluctuation display device 34 as described later, and from other winning openings. It also has a function to detect batted balls in order to pay out a relatively small number of prize balls. . That is, in this embodiment, the three starting winning holes 38a to 38c are relatively small. The group constitutes the first group that pays out the highest number of prize balls (7 in this example). A relatively large number of prize balls (in this example, 15 balls) is paid out from other winning slots. They constitute the second group. In addition, the prize winning machine that constitutes the main part of this embodiment 1 are arranged on the left and right sides of the variable prize winning device 33 and diagonally below the left and right sides.

[0013] By the way, the variable prize winning device 33 located approximately in the center of the gaming area 32 has a The variable display device 34 is composed of three dot matrix displays. The variable display device 34 displays a plurality of symbols (for example, three) in a variable manner. It is now possible to That is, in any of the starting winning holes 38a to 38c. When a ball hits a prize, a large number of symbols displayed on the variable display device 34 are scrolled. (The scrolling speed is the speed at which the player cannot recognize the symbols), and the scrolling speed is the speed at which the player cannot recognize the symbols. (for example, 5 seconds) or within a certain period of time. When the switch (not shown) is operated, the scrolling display is stopped and the three figures The pattern stops being displayed. The combination of stopped and displayed symbols is a predetermined jackpot symbol. When the combination is the same, a jackpot game state occurs.

[0014] When the jackpot game state is reached, the opening/closing member 35 pivotally supported below the variable display device 34 a and 35b are opened for a certain period of time (for example, 30 seconds). However, if the When the number of winning balls accepted by the closing members 35a and 35b reaches 10, The opening/closing members 35a, 35b are closed even before time has elapsed. Opening/closing member All batted balls accepted by 35a and 35b will be treated as winning balls, but Pass through the V-winning slot (not shown) formed in the section (a switch detects passing). ) Then, the opening/closing members 35a and 35b are kept open for a certain period of time. It is set to be returned. In other words, in the event of a jackpot game, the opening/closing part The open state of the members 35a and 35b for a certain period of time is repeated every time a batted ball enters the V winning hole. As a result, a large amount of winning balls will be generated in a short period of time. However, the above The number of repetitions is set to a maximum of 16 times, with the condition that the ball hits the V-winning hole. It is.

[0015] Further, the above-mentioned variable prize winning device 33 is collectively provided on the mounting board 36, and the By attaching the attached board 36 to the surface of the game board 30, the variable prize winning device 33 can be used for games. It is stuck on the 30th side of the board. A pair of stoppers are provided at both ends of the mounting board 36 approximately in the center. Projecting pieces 37a and 37b are provided to project forward. This stopper protrusion 37 a, 37b are the opening/closing members 35a, 35b when the opening/closing members 35a, 35b are opened. , 35b are in contact with each other, and protrude vertically in the vertical direction with respect to the game board 30 surface. It will be established. Also, the stopper protrusions 37a and 37b can be replaced with obstacle nails. The purpose of this is to use the area as an obstacle nail when the area is used as an obstacle. When the opening/closing members 35a and 35b open due to extreme bending, In order to prevent this, use non-bendable struts. Upper projecting pieces 37a and 37b are used.

[0016] Regarding the operation of the game board 30 of a pachinko machine to which the winning jack 1 is applied as described above. This will be explained with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 shows the left half of the gaming area 32 of the gaming board 30. FIG. In the figure, the variable prize winning device 33 is opened and closed in a jackpot game state. When the member 35a opens, the ball falls down the game area 32, and the opening/closing member 3 The batted ball P1 that has come into contact with the tip of the stopper protrusion 37a passes through the side of the stopper protrusion 37a and enters the game. It falls toward the lower part of the area 32. In this case, the lower side of the winning area 32 Enter by bending the obstacle nail 44 located diagonally above the upper part of the winning jack 1 placed in the Even if a flow path leading to the prize receiver 1 is formed, the hit ball P1 collides with the obstacle protrusion 9b. There is no possibility of being guided to the jack 3 of the winning jack 1. However, on the top of the prize receiving machine 1. It is possible to form a flow path by associating the obstacle nail 45 to be planted with the obstacle nail 44. However, in this case, the opening/closing member 35a is not opened and the game is in a normal gaming state. Even if the ball reaches the obstacle nail 45, it enters the ball receiving port 10 and enters the receiving port 3. This kind of nail adjustment is generally not done because it makes it easier to win. In other words, large It opens only when the opening/closing member 35a of the variable prize winning device 33 opens in a winning game state. An obstacle nail 44 is provided to guide the ball that collides with the tip of the closing member 35a and is repulsed. Even if the flow path is formed by extremely bending, the obstacle protrusion 9b will get in the way of the prize receiving device 1. It is not possible to extremely increase the winning rate of balls hit to There's no need to worry about it warping.

[0017] In the above embodiment, the mounting board 2 has a pair of obstacle protrusions 9a and 9b. However, depending on the position where the gaming area 32 is placed, either one of the winning jacks 1 is shown. It is sufficient if there is one obstacle protrusion 9a or 9b. Specifically, the winning jack 1 is the gaming area. 32, the left obstacle protrusion 9a is omitted and the right obstacle protrusion 9 is placed. Only b is required, and if the winning jack 1 is placed on the right side of the gaming area 32, The right obstacle protrusion 9b may be omitted and only the left obstacle protrusion 9a is required. In addition, the above implementation In the example, a variable winning device 33 having a variable display device 34 as a center accessory is illustrated. However, even if the jackpot game state is caused only by the variable winning device 33, good. In addition, the opening/closing members 35a, 35b provided in the variable winning device 33 also have a pair of opening/closing members 35a, 35b. Not only the structure for opening and closing the closing member, but also the structure for sliding, or one opening/closing plate It may be a device that opens and closes, and furthermore, a prize winning device associated with the prize winning machine 1 is also necessarily included. It doesn't have to be a center role either.

[0018]

[Effect of the idea]

As is clear from the above explanation, in this invention, the socket is attached The mounting board is extended upward, and an obstacle protrusion covering the obliquely upper part of the socket is installed on the extended upper edge. Since the pieces are protruded toward the front, what should be done with the obstructing nails that are planted on the outside of the mounting board? Even if the ball is bent, the ball that comes in from diagonally above will collide with the obstructing protrusion and be guided to the socket. Therefore, it is not possible to abnormally increase the winning rate in the winning jack.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a winning jack according to an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the winning jack as seen from the front.

FIG. 3 is a front view of a game board when the winning jack is applied to a pachinko machine.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged front view showing the left half of the game board.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Prize receiver 2 Mounting board 3 Socket 9a, 9b Obstacle protrusion 30 Game board

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claim 1: A winning jack for a pachinko machine having a socket for receiving a hit ball falling on a game board surface to win a prize, wherein a mounting board for attaching the socket extends upward, and the upper edge of the extended top edge. A winning jack for a pachinko machine, characterized in that a blocking protrusion covering an obliquely upper part of the socket is provided to protrude forward.