JPH09173592A - Customer management system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To secure regular customers by providing them with a benefit in the game. SOLUTION: A pachinko ball lending unit 2 supplies balls to a pachinko machine 1 through a ball supplying section 17, when so instructed by a coin or card inserted. Number of pachinko balls is counted, when they are introduced from the pachinko machine 1 through a ball guiding section 20. When coins are used, the ball lending unit 2 counts points determined by the sales, and instructs the pachinko machine 1 to increase lucky numbers for the prize balls in accordance with the points, thereby increasing chances of gaining prize balls. When the card is used, the ball lending unit counts points determined by the sales, and instructs the pachinko machine 1 to reduce the commission in accordance with the points, thereby lightening the burden imposed on the customer.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention manages a player by updating and storing game history data for each player using an identification information storage medium in which identification information for identifying a player is stored. Customer management system.

[0002]

Conventionally, in the service industry, points are given to customers who visit the store, and rewards such as prizes are given to the customers according to the accumulated number of the points, so that the customers can be given again. Motivation to come to the store is widely practiced. Recently, even in pachinko halls, it has been considered to secure a fixed number of customers by giving some kind of privilege in accordance with the game history of the player so as to enhance services other than the game.

However, the currently used privilege is, for example, to present an article as a gift when the game amount reaches a predetermined amount, and only the privilege which has nothing to do with the original game itself. Such privilege services, which have been generalized in other industries, are not sufficiently attractive to game players, and as a result, the initial goal of securing fixed customers has not been achieved. .

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a player management system capable of securing a fixed customer by giving a game privilege to the player. It is in.

[0005]

The present invention manages a player by updating and storing game history data for each player using an identification information storage medium in which identification information for identifying a player is stored. In the player management system according to the present invention, points are given to the player according to the updated storage contents of the game history data, and a predetermined privilege is given to the player according to the cumulative number of points (claim) 1).

According to such a configuration, the game management system updates and stores the game history data according to the game played by the player. At this time, the game management system gives the player a predetermined privilege related to the game according to the updated storage content of the game history data. As a result, the game player continues the game so that the game history data is updated, or comes to the store again.

In the above structure, the counting means for counting the inserted game media, the storage means for cumulatively storing the number of game media counted by the counting means as personal data for each player, and the storage means are stored in this storage means. When returning a game medium within the range of the cumulative number of game media indicated by the personal data, it comprises a return means for subtracting the number of game media from the accumulated number of game media at a predetermined discount rate, and the return means accumulates the points. The discount rate may be reduced according to the number to give the player a predetermined privilege related to the game (claim 2).

According to this structure, when the number of game media acquired by the player is counted by the counting means, the number of game media is cumulatively stored as personal data for each player by the storage means. When returning the game media within the range of the cumulative number of game media indicated by the personal data by the returning means, the number of game media is subtracted from the cumulative number of game media at a predetermined discount rate. As a result, the player can continue the game with the game medium without exchanging the game medium for a prize, although the number of acquired game media will be reduced.

Here, the returning means reduces the discount rate according to the cumulative number of points. As a result, the lower the discount rate, the less the reduction in the number of game media for the player, so that a predetermined privilege related to the game is given.

Also, a counting means for counting the inserted game media, a storage means for cumulatively storing the number of game media counted by the counting means as personal data for each player, and personal data stored in this storage means. And a return means for returning the game medium within the range of the accumulated game medium, and the storage means adds a predetermined interest to the accumulated game medium number according to the accumulated number of points to the player. You may make it give a predetermined privilege regarding a game (Claim 3).

According to such a configuration, the storage means adds a predetermined interest to the cumulative number of game media according to the cumulative number of points. As a result, since the cumulative number of game media is increased by the amount of interest for the player, a predetermined privilege related to the game is given.

Further, when the continuous game prohibition condition is satisfied, a continuous game prohibiting means for prohibiting a continuous game by the game medium acquired by the player is provided, and the continuous game prohibiting means is a continuous game according to the accumulated number of points. By changing the prohibition condition, a predetermined bonus related to the game may be given to the player (claim 4).

According to such a structure, the continuous game prohibiting means prohibits the continuous game by the game medium acquired by the player when the continuous game prohibition condition is satisfied. Here, the continuous game prohibition means changes the continuous game prohibition condition in accordance with the cumulative number of points. As a result, the possibility of continuous playing is increased for the player, and a predetermined privilege related to playing is provided.

The game history data is used money,
It may include the number of returned game media, the game time, and the number of special prizes (claim 5).

Further, a point number display means for displaying the cumulative number of points may be provided (claim 6).

[0016]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 2 schematically shows the overall configuration. In FIG. 2, a lending device 2 and a calling lamp unit 3 which function as counting means, returning means and continuous game prohibiting means are provided corresponding to the pachinko game machine 1, and a management device 4 having a function as a storage means.
Is a pachinko game machine 1 through the call lamp unit 3.
The operating status and the sales status of the lending device 3 are grasped. Further, the management device 4 is adapted to perform data communication with the plurality of POSs 5 and the bookkeeping machine 6.

Here, each of the above-mentioned devices is provided to realize a ball storage system using a card in which personal information is stored. This ball-storing system is a system in which the number of prize balls counted by a player is stored as a ball-storing number, and a pachinko ball is lent within the range of the ball-storing number when the player next visits the store. Therefore, when the player finishes the game and leaves the store, the pachinko ball won by the game does not need to be exchanged for a prize, and the pachinko game machine 1 does not need to use cash when coming to the store next time. Can be played.

Specifically, the lending device 2 is equipped with a card reader, and when the card inserted in the card reader is valid, the number of pachinko balls paid out from the pachinko game machine 1 is counted and the counted value is obtained. Through a call lamp unit 3 provided corresponding to the pachinko game machine 1.
The number of coins is stored in the management device 2 by being output to, and the pachinko balls are discharged to the pachinko game machine 1 within the range of the number of coins stored according to the key operation by the player.

Further, the POS 5 is equipped with a card reader, the personal information is read from the card inserted in the card reader, and the number of coins stored corresponding to the personal information is read from the management device 4, whereby the player obtains it. The prize balls made can be exchanged for prizes.

Similarly, the bookkeeping machine 6 is equipped with a card reader, and by reading personal information from a card inserted in the card reader and printing a game history corresponding to the personal information on a notebook, the player can I am able to check my game history.

FIG. 1 shows a pachinko game machine 1 and a lending device 2.
The front of the call lamp unit 3 is shown. In FIG. 1, the pachinko game machine 1 is a so-called seven machine, and when a pachinko ball launched on the board by operating the handle 7 wins at the start opening 8, the three-digit symbol displayed on the display unit 9 is displayed. While being updated and displayed, when the updated and displayed three-digit symbol matches the special symbol, the special winning state in which the winning probability is increased by opening the large winning port 10 is provided.

Here, the pachinko game machine 1 is provided with an upper ball saucer 11, and the prize balls due to winning are the upper ball saucer 11
In addition, the upper ball tray 11 is discharged to the lower ball tray 12 when the upper ball tray 11 is full of prize balls. In this case, the lower ball receiving tray 12 is provided with a lever 13, and the pachinko balls stored in the lower ball receiving tray 12 can be dropped by operating the lever 13.

On the panel of the lending device 2, the coin slot 1
4, display unit 15 as point number display means, operation unit 1
6, ball payout section 17, card insertion slot 18, coin return slot 19
And a ball guide 20 is provided. Here, the ball payout unit 17 pays out the lent pachinko balls to the upper ball saucer 11 of the pachinko game machine 1, and the ball guiding unit 20 guides the pachinko balls dropped from the lower ball saucer 12 into the lending device 2. It has become. The operation unit 16 includes a ten-key pad 16a,
It is composed of a correction key 16b, a lending key 16c, and an end key 16d.

FIG. 3 shows the construction of the lending device 2. In FIG. 3, the lending device 2 is mainly configured by the control unit 21, and the control unit 21 operates according to the program stored in the ROM 22 and stores the data given from the management device 4 in the RAM 23. Has become.

The clock section 24 outputs the current time to the control section 21. The card reader 25 reads personal information from the card inserted into the card insertion slot 18 and outputs the personal information to the control unit 21. The display unit 15 displays characters, numbers, etc. according to a command from the control unit 21. The operation unit 16 is
The operation states of various keys are output to the control unit 21. Counting unit 2
6 counts the number of pachinko balls guided through the ball guide 20 and outputs the counted value to the controller 21. Lending section 27
Emits a number of pachinko balls according to a command from the control unit 21.

Here, the controller 21 controls the card reader 25.
The personal information provided by the management device 4 is sent to the management device 4, and the player data provided by the management device 4 is stored in the RAM 23.

FIG. 4 shows the configuration of the bookkeeping machine 6. In FIG. 4, the bookkeeping machine 6 is mainly configured by a control unit 28, and displays a game history on the display unit 31 in response to an operation on the operation unit 30 with a predetermined card inserted in the card reader 29. At the same time, the game history is printed on the notebook 33 set in the printer 32 according to the operation.

In FIG. 1, the call lamp unit 3 includes a call button 34, a call lamp 35, and a prize lamp 3.
In addition to 6, the stop lamp 37, the illegal lamp 38, a data display unit 39 is provided. Here, the data display unit 3
9, the number of special prizes for today, the day before, and the day before two, as well as the number of starts for today, are displayed. These data are given from the management device 4 at a predetermined timing.

When a player who visits a pachinko hall plays a game with the ball-storing system, membership registration is performed in advance.
When this member registration is made, a data area corresponding to the player is created in the player data memory and the game history memory of the lending device 2.

FIG. 6 represents a player data memory.
In FIG. 6, the player data memory is a member number.
Corresponding to, the personal identification number No. It is composed of the number of coins, the amount of money spent, the amount of coins deducted, the points of game time, the points of special prizes, and the number of visits to the store. Is registered at the same time as the card is registered to determine the authenticity of the player who used the card.

Here, the used amount points are points that are added according to the used amount of the game, and the accumulated coin withdrawal points are points that are added according to the number of used balls from the accumulated coins and the game time points. Is a point that is added according to the playing time of the player, a special prize number point is a point that is added according to the number of times the special prize has occurred, and a store visit number point is a point that is added according to the number of visits of the player. This is the point.

These points are set in order to give a predetermined privilege related to the game to the player, as will be described later, and among these points, the used amount point, the accumulated coin withdrawal point, the game time point and the special prize. The number of visit points is reset every time the store is closed, and the number of visit points is reset every predetermined business day.

FIG. 7 shows the game history memory. In FIG. 7, the member No. Corresponding to, the amount of money used, the number of withdrawn coins, the game time, the number of special prizes, and the visit flag are set. Here, the amount used is the amount used for the game on the day when the player visits the store, and the number of coins withdrawn is the number of balls used for the game from the coins when using the card on the day of the game. , The game time is the cumulative time played on the game day, the special prize number is the cumulative special number on the game day, and the store visit flag is a flag indicating that the player has visited the store and played a card. is there.

The management device 2 is also provided with a point setting memory shown in FIG. In this point setting memory, as will be described later, a correspondence relationship between the game contents and points for giving a predetermined privilege related to the game given to the player is preset, and the correspondence relationship can be changed.

Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described.
9 and 10 show the operation of the lending device 2. 9 and 10, the lending device 2 disables counting of pachinko balls when the power is turned on (step A1). In other words, when the lending device 2 that assumes the use of a card is provided with a counting function as in the present embodiment, it is necessary to confirm the validity of the card to make the counting function work. Therefore, the pachinko balls cannot be counted by the lending device 2 when the validity of the card is not confirmed.

When a player who visits a pachinko hall plays a game on the pachinko game machine 1, the personal identification number is input from the operation section 16 with the card carried by the player inserted in the card insertion slot 18 of the lending device 2. Enter.

When the lending device 2 receives the membership card (step A2), the lending device 2 determines whether it is a membership card issued by a pachinko hall (step A3). If it is not a membership card, the lending device 2 ejects the card. (Step A
9). If it is a membership card, a password collation process is executed (step A4). In this password verification process,
The personal identification number entered from the keyboard is the membership number. It is also output to the management device 4.

On the other hand, FIG. 11 shows the operation of the management device 4. In FIG. 11, the management device 4 is the lending device 2
To member No. 6 is input (step B1), the membership number from the player data memory shown in FIG. After reading the member data corresponding to (step B2), the password collation process is executed (step B3). In this personal identification collation processing, it is determined whether the personal identification number input from the lending device 2 matches the personal identification number indicated by the member data (step B4).
At this time, the management device 4 outputs a refusal signal to the lending device 2 when both the personal identification numbers do not match (step B1).
0).

Then, when the lending device 2 receives the refusal signal from the management device 4 (step A8), the lending device 2 ejects the card (step A9). As a result, the player is prohibited from playing the card.

Further, when both passwords match, the management device 2 reads the game history of the player from the game history memory shown in FIG. 7 (step B5), and whether the visit flag of the game history is on. Is confirmed (step B6).
At this time, since the visit flag indicates that the player has visited the store and played a game using the card, the visit flag is off when the player first plays the game on the day.

Accordingly, the management device 2 turns on the visit flag corresponding to the player in the game history memory (step B7), and then executes the visit frequency updating process (step B8). In this store visit point update processing, 1 is added to the store visit point corresponding to the player in the player data memory. Subsequently, the management device 4 outputs the member data in the player data memory to the lending device 2 (step B9).

Then, when the member data is input from the management device 4 (step A5), the lending device 2 displays the input member data by storing it in the RAM 23 (step A6), and then enables counting. Do (Step A
7).

With the above operation, the display unit 1 of the lending device 2
In 5, the data as shown in FIG. 12 is displayed. The current number of balls accumulated, the fee, and the number of balls held are displayed, as well as various game contents, the number of points corresponding to them, and a lucky number.

Here, the number of coins stored is the number of prize balls stored by using the coin storage system, and the player can lend a pachinko ball within the range of the number of prize balls. The fee means the fee rate for renting pachinko balls from the savings balls, and the fee of 50/150 means that 50 of them will be the fee when the number of savings balls is reduced by 150 pieces. ing. In other words, it means that 50 pachinko balls are commissioned according to lending of 100 pachinko balls.

The lucky number is a special number which allows a continuous game when a special prize occurs, and the lucky numbers "3" and "7" are three-digit numbers "333" and "777".
Is equivalent to The number of balls held is the number of prize balls counted when the special prize by the lucky number is generated, and the number of balls held is zero until the special prize by the lucky number is generated.

[0046] The visit / point indicates the relationship between the current number of visits and the number of points, the amount / point indicates the relationship between the current amount of use and the number of points, and the accumulated coin / point indicates the current number of accumulated coins and the number of points. The relationship indicates time / point, which indicates the relationship between the current game time and points, and the special prize / point indicates the relationship between the current number of times of special prize and points. The data displayed on the display unit 15 is the RAM 23.
The data stored in is updated and displayed as it is rewritten.

Then, in the lending apparatus 2 which has confirmed that the card is valid as described above, whether a coin has been inserted (step A10), whether the lending switch has been turned on (step A16), or a special prize signal has been input. Or (step A2
6) It is determined whether the count signal is input (step A30), the time update timing is reached (step A35), and the end switch is turned on (step A41), and the following operation is performed based on the determination result. .

When renting a pachinko ball in response to the insertion of coins ... When a player inserts coins into the lending device 2,
The lending device 2 lends a specified number of pachinko balls corresponding to coins (step A11) and outputs a sales signal (step A12).

As a result, the pachinko balls are paid out from the lending device 2 to the pachinko game machine 1, so that the player can play the game with the pachinko game machine 1. If coins are inserted even if there are coins corresponding to the player, the insertion of coins is prioritized and the specified number of pachinko balls are paid out.

Here, for a pachinko hall, the more coins a player puts in, the more the sales increase. Therefore, depending on the amount of money the player puts in, the following rewards are given to improve the sales. I am trying.

That is, the lending device 2 updates the number of points in the member data when a coin is inserted (step A1).
3). That is, for example, every time a coin of 1000 yen is inserted, 1 point is added to the used amount point. When a player uses a coin to rent a pachinko ball for 3000 yen, for example, the usage amount point becomes 3, which is the prescribed value, so that the lending device 2 uses the lucky number. Execute the update process. In other words, normally, lucky N
o. (Big hit No. 9) is "333" or "77"
7 ”, but other numbers (for example, 555) are also lucky numbers. Therefore, the probability that a continuous game with a prize ball won as a special prize will be increased accordingly. Therefore, if the used amount of money is 3000 yen, the probability that the player can continue playing the game at the time of the special prize is high, and the player is motivated to continue the game.

When a pachinko ball is lent out by the ball storage system ... When the player turns on the lending key 16c, the lending device 2 confirms whether or not there is a number of balls (step A17). Lucky No. Is the number of prize balls counted during the special prize. In other words, in a seven machine, the prize balls released by the special prize are usually counted at the end of the special prize and are not used as balls for the next game. If a special prize is generated by the lucky number. Until the special prize by, the special prize ball is allowed to be used for the next game.

Therefore, in such a case, lucky N
o. Since the number of balls held is zero until the special prize is generated, the lending device 2 determines whether or not there is a number of balls stored in the member data (step A20), and if there is a number of balls stored, the specified number of pachinko balls is lent. At the same time (step A21), the number of stored coins is updated according to the number of lent balls (step A22).

By the way, when all the prize balls counted by the player are regarded as prize balls for the special prize, as in the case of a seven machine, the prize balls counted by the player are memorized as the accumulated balls, and the pachinko balls from the accumulated balls are stored. If you rent one of them in a one-to-one relationship, it will result in damage to the pachinko hall side, which is prohibited as a ball with a special prize ball.

Therefore, when lending a pachinko ball from the stored balls, the lending device 2 updates the number of stored balls by subtracting the number of balls according to the fee according to the lending (step A22). In this case, for example, when lending 100 pachinko balls, 50 pachinko balls are set to be deducted as a fee (50/150), so in the end, when lending 100 pachinko balls, The number is updated so that it is reduced by 150.

Here, in order to improve the operating rate of the pachinko game machine 1, the player who is playing a game with a stored coin is encouraged to continue the game by giving the following benefits.

In other words, the lending device 2 executes a point number updating process when 500 pachinko balls are lent out of the stored balls (step A23). In this point number updating process, 1 is added to the accumulated coin withdrawal point of the member data.
When the number of points reaches the specified value of 3 points (step A24), the fee update process is executed (step A25). In other words, from 50/150 to 4
Reduce to 0/140. Therefore, when 100 pachinko balls are lent out from the savings balls, the player is motivated to continue the game because the reduction from 150 savings balls is updated to 140 reductions. .

Lucky No. Since the prize balls according to the special prize are converted into balls, when a ball is generated in this way, a prescribed number of pachinko balls are lent out from the balls in response to turning on of the ball rental key 16c. At this time, the lending device 2 updates the number of balls held without subtracting the fee from the number of balls held.

When the special signal is input ... Lending device 2
Executes a point number updating process when a special prize signal is input from the pachinko game machine 1 (step A2).
6). In this point updating process, 1 is added to the special prize point of the player data. At this time, the lending device 2 indicates that the special signal is a lucky number. It is judged whether or not it is indicated (step A28), and the lucky number. Is displayed, the lucky No. Turn on the flag (step A2)
9).

When a counting signal is input ... Management device 2
Judges whether it is during the prize when the count signal is input (step A31), and when it is not during the prize, executes the possession ball number updating process (step A34). In this held ball number updating process, the number of pachinko balls indicated by the counting signal is added to the number of held balls set in the game history memory shown in FIG. In addition, among the special prizes, Lucky No. When the flag is off (step A32), the input counting signal corresponds to the counting of prize balls according to a normal special prize, so the stored coin number updating process is executed (step A33). In the number-of-payments updating process, the number of pachinko balls indicated by the counting signal is added to the number of balls stored in the member data.

When the time update timing comes: The management device 2 updates the time of the game history when the game time reaches the time update timing after a predetermined time (for example, 10 minutes) has passed (step A36). When the game time has passed, for example, one hour (step A37), the point number updating process is executed (step A38). In this point number updating process, 1 is added to the game time point of the member data.

Here, in order to increase the operating rate of the pachinko game machine 1, it is desirable to give a privilege to the player who has played for a long time. Therefore, when the gaming time point of the member data reaches the specified value, the management device 2 (step A3
9), interest addition processing is executed (step A40). In this interest addition processing, 100 pachinko balls are released when the game time points reach, for example, 3 points. Therefore, pachinko balls are rented out free of charge when the player spends a lot of time in the game, and is motivated to continue the game.

When the end key 16d is turned on ...
... When the player turns on the end key 16d to end the game, the lending device 2 determines whether or not pachinko balls are being counted (step A42), and the pachinko balls are not being counted. Turns the counting of pachinko balls into a disabled state (step A43), ejects the card (step A44), sends the player data to the management device 4 (step A45), and finally resets the display unit 9 ( Step A46).

Then, when the management device 4 inputs the member data from the lending device 2 (step B11), the member data is registered in the corresponding area of the player data memory (step B12). In addition, when the number of special points and the number of store visit points indicated by the member data reach the specified values,
When a player exchanges the number of coins for a prize, the prize is provided at the same time when the personal information on the card is read by the POS 5.

According to the above configuration, points are given to the player according to the updated contents of the game history data of the player, and a predetermined privilege related to the game is given according to the number of points. The player tries to continue the game. Therefore, unlike the conventional example in which an item is presented as a gift when the game amount reaches a predetermined amount, the player comes to want to visit the store again, so that a fixed customer can be secured.

In this case, as the types of privilege, the amount of money for purchasing the rental balls, the number of rental balls from the accumulated balls, the number of occurrences of special prizes,
Since we have given various benefits according to the game time,
The benefits can be impartially given to all the players.

Further, since the current number of points is displayed on the display unit 15 of the lending device 2, the game situation until the next privilege is obtained can be known, and the motivation for continuing the game can be further enhanced. Can improve sales.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, but can be modified or expanded as follows. The pachinko game machine may be a model other than the seven machine. In this case, in a model that releases a large number of prize balls other than the special prize, the player may count the prize balls other than the special prize. With that, the balls are transferred to the savings balls. A prepaid card type pachinko game machine may be used. In this case, when the amount paid by the prepaid card reaches a predetermined amount, the player is given a predetermined privilege.

[0069]

As is clear from the above description, according to the player management system of the present invention, points are given to the player according to the updated storage contents of the game history data, and according to the accumulated number of points. Since a predetermined privilege related to the game is given to the game player, the fixed effect can be secured by giving the game privilege to the game player.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a pachinko game machine and a lending device showing an embodiment of the present invention.

[Fig. 2] Schematic diagram of the entire system

[Fig. 3] Configuration diagram of the lending device

FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a bookkeeping machine.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing display contents of a display portion of a calling lamp unit.

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of a player data memory.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of a game history memory

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing the contents of a point setting memory.

FIG. 9 is a first part of a flowchart showing the operation of the lending device.

FIG. 10 is a second part of a flowchart showing the operation of the lending device.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of the management device.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing display contents on a display unit of the lending device.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 is a pachinko game machine, 2 is a lending device (counting means, returning means, continuous game prohibiting means), 3 is a calling lamp unit,
4 is a management device (storage means), 5 is a POS, 6 is a bookkeeping machine,
Reference numeral 15 is a display unit (point number display means).

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A player management system for managing a player by updating and storing game history data for each player using an identification information storage medium storing identification information for identifying the player, wherein: A player management system, wherein points are given to a player according to the updated storage contents of the game history data, and a predetermined privilege relating to the game is given to the player according to the cumulative number of points. 2. A counting means for counting the inserted game media, a storage means for cumulatively storing the number of game media counted by the counting means as personal data for each player, and personal data stored in the storage means. When returning the game media within the range of the cumulative number of game media indicated by, it comprises a return means for subtracting the number of game media from the cumulative number of game media at a predetermined discount rate, wherein the return means is the cumulative number of points. The player management system according to claim 1, wherein the discount rate is accordingly reduced to give the player a predetermined privilege related to the game. 3. A counting means for counting the inserted game media, a storage means for accumulatively storing the number of game media counted by the counting means as personal data for each player, and personal data stored in the storage means. And a return means for returning the game medium within the range of the cumulative number of game media indicated by, wherein the storage means adds a predetermined interest to the cumulative number of game media according to the accumulated number of points The player management system according to claim 1, wherein a predetermined privilege related to a game is given. 4. A continuous game prohibiting means for prohibiting a continuous game by a game medium acquired by a player when the continuous game prohibiting condition is satisfied, wherein the continuous game prohibiting means is a continuous game according to a cumulative number of points. The player management system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a predetermined privilege related to the game is given to the player by changing the prohibition condition. 5. The player management system according to claim 1, wherein the game history data includes a used amount of money, a number of returned game media, a game time, and a number of special prizes. 6. The player management system according to claim 1, further comprising point number display means for displaying a cumulative number of points.