JPH0520390Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a winning device for pachinko machine games.

[Conventional technology]

Conventional pachinko machines have a winning device that is equipped with a door plate that allows the winning hole to be opened and closed, but there is a winning device that allows winnings to be made when the ball hits a part of the winning device. There were no facilities nearby.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

Conventional pachinko machine winning devices were simply stand-alone winning devices, and could not fully satisfy the interests of players.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention was devised in order to solve the problems with the above-mentioned prize winning device, and includes a door plate that can open and close the prize opening, and the door plate can tilt forward using the lower part as a fulcrum. The left and right opening/closing members, which are protruded forward by the opening/closing actuators provided on the rear left and right sides of the door plate, push the door plate from the rear inside of the door plate to open, and a part of the opening/closing members opens. The door plate is made to protrude outward from both ends, and the upper surfaces of the protruding left and right opening/closing members are provided with sloped surfaces that slope outward, allowing pachinko balls that come into contact with the sloped surfaces to enter. Another winning device is provided at a position where the player has more chances to win a prize, thereby increasing the player's interest.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. In the figure, 1 is the board of the winning device, and a horizontally long rectangular big winning opening 2 is opened in the center of the board.
The big prize opening 2 is covered by a door plate 3 which can be opened and closed. The door plate 3 is pivotally supported at both ends of the lower part and can be tilted forward, and is prevented from tilting backward by stoppers 4 provided rearwardly protruding from both ends of the door plate 3. ing. Also door plate 3
A spring (not shown) is provided at the pivotally supported portion of the door plate 3, which biases the door plate 3 in the closing direction and is normally closed.

The board 1 is attached to a game board 5 of a pachinko machine, and the frame body 6 protruding from the back side of the board is attached to the game board 5.
protrudes rearward through an opening in the Further, a cover plate 7 is provided above the frame 6, and a slight gap is provided between the cover plate 7 and the frame 6. At the left and right ends of the frame body 6, two gears 8 and 9 that mesh with each other are pivotally supported within the space described above, and at the lower part of the gear 9 at the side end, the door plate 3 is opened and closed. The base 11 of the opening/closing member 10 is fixed. The opening/closing member 10 is provided with a head 13 at the tip of an arm 12 protruding perpendicularly from a base 11, and the upper surface of the head 13 has a large inclined surface 14 that slopes outward.
A small inclined surface 15 that slopes inward is formed.

The gear 8 that meshes with the gear 9 meshes with a rack 16, which is connected to a plunger 18 of a solenoid 17, and as the plunger 18 moves left and right, the rack 16 also moves left and right. 8 and 9 are rotated left and right, and the opening/closing member 10
can be rotated horizontally. Note that when the opening/closing member 10 is rotated outward as shown in the figure, the head 13 pushes the door plate 3 outward, and when the opening/closing member 10 is rotated inward,
The door plate 3 is rotated inward by the action of a spring to close the big prize opening 2 as shown in FIG.

At the lower part of the frame 6 near the front side, there is an inclined plate 1.
9 is provided, and three large winning holes 20 are provided in the rear part thereof, and a counting switch 21 is provided below the small winning hole 20 in the center. In addition, a sub-winning port 22 is provided at a suitable distance away from the left and right of the large winning port 2 on the game board, and a ball receiver piece 23 having an arcuate cross section extends forward from the lower part of the sub-winning port 22. It is installed protrudingly. As shown in FIG. 2, the pachinko ball P that rolls or collides with the large inclined surface 14 of the opening/closing member 10 is able to transfer into the sub prize opening 22 via the ball receiving piece 23. There is. Further, a winning checker 24 is provided above the sub-winning opening 22.

In the winning device of this example, the door plate 3 is normally closed, but when predetermined conditions are met during a game, the left and right solenoids 17 are activated, and the rack 16 is opened.
is moved in the suction direction, and the gear 8 meshing with the rack 16 and the gear 9 meshing therewith rotate to rotate the opening/closing member 10 outward. When the opening/closing member 10 rotates, its head 13 closes the door plate 3.
is pushed open, and the head 13 protrudes to the outside, resulting in the state shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. In this case, door plate 3
The hit ball P that has fallen upward rolls on the door plate 3 and enters the large prize opening 2, and further falls into any of the three small prize openings 20 via the inclined plate 19. In addition, the batted ball P that fell onto the small inclined surface 15 of the head 13 of the opening/closing member 10 transfers into the large winning hole 2, but the large inclined surface 14
The hit ball P that has fallen upward rolls on the upper surface and rides on the ball receiving piece 23, rolls on the ball receiving piece 23, and transfers into the sub-winning hole 22. That is, when the door plate 3 of the big winning opening 2 is opened, the ball may not only enter the big winning opening 2 but also enter the auxiliary winning opening 22 via the large inclined surface 14 of the opening/closing member 10. There are times when the player does not win, but if he does win, it is unexpected for the player, and the joy of winning becomes greater. When the predetermined conditions are met, the solenoid 17 is activated again and the easy 1
6 is pushed, and the opening/closing member 10 is moved to the fourth position via the gear.
The door plate 3 is rotated inward as shown by the chain line in the figure, and the door plate 3 is closed by the action of a spring (not shown).

Next, a second embodiment will be explained with reference to FIG. The one in this example is almost the same as the one in the first example, but
The difference is that one solenoid 17A is provided perpendicularly to the door plate 3, and one square rack 16A is provided.
It is designed to move back and forth, and the rack 1
6A meshes with the left and right gears 8, making it easy 16
The movement of A causes the opening/closing member 10 to rotate, thereby opening and closing the door plate 3.

Note that the structure for rotating the opening/closing member 10 for opening and closing the door plate 3 of the prize-winning device of the present invention is not particularly limited, and may be a structure other than the structure of the embodiment.

[Effect of idea]

In this invention, when the door plate of the big prize opening is opened, a part of the opening/closing member that opens and closes the door plate protrudes to the outside, and pachinko balls that come into contact with the top surface of the protruding opening/closing member can enter. Since another prize winning device is provided at the position, there is an effect that the chances of winning a prize with a batted ball are increased and the player's interest increases. Furthermore, the opening/closing member hidden inside the rear of the door plate protrudes simultaneously with the opening of the door plate, which creates a sense of surprise and has the effect of further increasing the player's interest.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 1 is a front view of the winning device, Fig. 2 is a front view of the door plate of the grand prize opening in an open state, and Fig. 3 is a view taken along A-A of the sub-winning opening. A line sectional view, FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway plan view of the door plate of the winning device in an open state, FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the winning device, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the opening/closing member, and FIG. 7 is a second It is a partially cutaway plan view of the winning device of the embodiment. 2... Big prize opening, 3... Door plate, 10... Opening/closing member, 13... Head, 14... Large slope, 22...
Secondary prize opening.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The game board of the pachinko machine is equipped with a door plate that can open and close the prize opening, and the door plate can be tilted forward using the lower part as a fulcrum. The left and right opening/closing members protrude from the rear inside of the door plate to push the door plate to open the door plate, and part of the opening/closing members protrudes outward from both ends of the door plate. The upper surfaces of the end portions of the protruding left and right opening/closing members are each provided with an inclined surface that slopes outward, and another winning device is provided at a position where a pachinko ball that comes into contact with the inclined surface can enter. A winning device for a pachinko machine characterized by comprising: