JPH11104348A - Pachinko game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pachinko game machine by which the carriage of a small quantity of game balls is facilitated in the case of exchange for a prize such as favorite goods or change to the adjacent pachinko game machine. SOLUTION: A pachinko game machine 100 is provided with a primary receiving tray 103 and a secondary receiving tray 104 receiving excessive game balls. In either/both of the primary receiving tray 103 or/and the secondary receiving tray 104, shallow carriage receiving trays 10, 50 are hooked and locked. After the game balls are received in the receiving trays 10, 50 once, the game balls are transferred to storage units 103a, 104a on the lower side through passages 12, 52. For carrying a small number of game balls, the receiving trays 10, 50 are removed and conveyed. A discharge port and its openable lid may be arranged in the bottom part of each of the receiving trays 10, 50, or opening/closing of the openable lid may be interlocked with opening/closing of the discharge ports arranged in the bottom parts of the primary and secondary receiving trays 103, 104.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pachinko game machine having a pachinko game machine provided with a saucer portion for storing excess game balls.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Pachinko gaming machines or gaming machines such as pachinko / slot gaming machines having a rebound gate function and a slot machine function provided on a pachinko gaming machine (in the present invention, these gaming machines are collectively referred to as pachinko gaming machines). As a pachinko gaming device provided with a saucer portion for storing excess gaming balls in a pachinko gaming device, a configuration of a pachinko gaming device 100 as shown in FIG. It is disclosed by JP-A-8-231119.

[0003] In FIG. 10, a pachinko gaming machine 100 is shown.
Is a game ball (not shown) for driving the game surface 101
Saucer for storing (hereinafter referred to as hitter saucer)
102, the hit game ball enters a winning port (not shown), the prize game ball is discharged from the discharge port 102A, and enters the hitting bowl 102.

When the hitting bowl 102 is filled with game balls, when the operating knob 102B for shifting is operated, the game balls are positioned below a predetermined position of the hitting bowl 102, for example, a lower right position. The surplus game balls are discharged to a discharge port 103A of a tray (hereinafter, referred to as a primary tray) 103 for storing the surplus game balls, and the game balls are stored in the primary tray 103.

Further, when the primary receiving tray 103 is filled with game balls, the operating knob 103B for discharging is operated, so that a discharging port (not shown) provided at the bottom of the primary receiving tray 103 is provided.
Is opened, and the game balls discharged from the discharge port are stored in a tray (hereinafter, referred to as a secondary tray) 104 for storing surplus game balls positioned therebelow.

When the game is over, each tray 102.1
When a game ball is stored in the control knob 03 or any of them, a required one of the operation knobs 102B and 103B is operated to discharge the game ball, and the secondary receiving tray 104 is operated.
By operating the operation knob 104A for discharging a predetermined opening of the secondary tray, for example, a discharge port (not shown) provided at the bottom is opened, and the game ball is stored in the apparatus from the discharge port. That is, the game balls are guided to a counting portion of a counting device (not shown) for counting the amount accommodated. In the middle of the game, the number of game balls can be similarly counted as necessary.

[0007] The pachinko gaming device 100 shown in FIG. 11 has a configuration slightly different from the configuration of the first prior art.
(Hereinafter referred to as a second prior art) is disclosed in
No. 982, and the like. In FIG. 11, portions denoted by the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 10 are portions having the same functions as the portions denoted by the same reference numerals described in FIG.
10 is different from FIG. 10 in that the hitting tray 102 does not have the operation knob 102B, and the secondary receiving tray 104 does not have the operation knob 104A.

[0008] In the configuration of FIG.
02, the stagnant amount of game balls in the back of the discharge port 102A,
For example, a detecting unit (not shown) for detecting a flowing height is provided, and when the detecting unit detects that the stagnant amount of the game ball exceeds a predetermined amount, the detecting unit discharges the flow path of the game ball. The discharge is switched to the outlet 103A.

Further, the outlet 10 at the bottom of the primary tray 103 is provided.
Since the game balls discharged from the 3C are stored on the concave bottom 104C of the secondary receiving tray 104, the stored game balls are scraped by hand and the entrance 10 provided near the upper end of the concave surface.
By inserting the game ball into the 4D, the game ball is guided to the counting unit 106 of the counting device through the flow path 105 provided in the support arm portion 107 of the secondary receiving tray 104.

[0010] In the present invention, the "excess ball saucer"
Means one or both of the primary tray 103 and the secondary tray 104. In FIG. 1 in the embodiment described later, the upper and lower intervals between the primary tray 103 and the secondary tray 104 are drawn apart, but in actuality, this interval is determined by the game balls discharged from the primary tray 103. The support arm portion 107 is configured to be movable up and down so that it does not fly outward, or a bellows-like guide cover is provided on the upper surface of the secondary tray 104. Measures have been taken.

[0011]

In most cases, a player plays a game while eating favorite items such as cigarettes and confections, and brings extra game balls to a prize exchange in order to obtain such items. However, at that time, in the configuration of the above-mentioned first prior art to third prior art, it is necessary to go to the prize exchange to get a ball box for holding game balls, which is extremely troublesome, There is an inconvenience that the ball must be transferred from the primary receiving tray 103 or the secondary receiving tray 104 to the ball receiving box.

When the ball is transferred from the discharge port 103C of the primary receiving tray 103 to the ball receiving box, the stored game balls fall at a stretch, so that the game balls are taken too much more than necessary or the game balls are scattered outward. There are inconveniences such as letting you do it.

Further, the pachinko gaming device 100 currently used is in poor condition, and a small amount of game balls remaining in the primary receiving tray 103 or the secondary receiving tray 104 are taken in order to move to the next pachinko gaming device 100. Even in such a case, there is a disadvantage that the player has to transfer the ball to the ball box. For this reason, there is a problem that it is desired to provide a pachinko gaming device free of such inconvenience.

[0014]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a pachinko game machine provided with a surplus ball saucer for holding an extra game ball as described above, and a deep portion of the surplus ball saucer for accommodating a game ball. Operation tray receiving means for disposing a tray having a depth smaller than that of the surplus sphere tray as a holding tray as a holding tray, and provided in an upper portion except for a predetermined depth of the holding tray. A first configuration in which a game ball shifting means for shifting a game ball from the passage to the accommodation portion below the operation and operation tray is provided;

[0015] In addition to the first configuration, the game ball discharges the game ball from the openable and closable outlet provided in the bottom portion of the operation tray to the accommodation portion below the operation tray. A second configuration including a discharging unit,

In addition to the above-mentioned first configuration, the opening and closing of the outlet provided on the bottom of the operation and operation tray and the opening and closing of the outlet provided on the bottom of the surplus ball saucer are linked. Thus, the third problem is solved by providing a game ball discharging means for discharging the game balls stored in the holding tray and the surplus ball tray downward.

[0017]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS As an embodiment of the present invention, an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to the above-described first to third prior arts will be described.

[0018]

An embodiment will be described below with reference to FIGS.
In FIGS. 1 to 9, portions denoted by the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 10 and 11 are portions having the same functions as the portions denoted by the same reference numerals described in FIGS. 10 and 11.
Are the parts having the same functions as the parts denoted by the same reference numerals described in any of FIGS. 1 to 9. Note that components not shown in FIG. 1 have the same configuration as in FIGS. 10 and 11.

First Embodiment A first embodiment will now be described with reference to FIGS. The operation receiving tray 50 shown in FIG. 1 is used for the configuration of the second embodiment. The configuration of the first embodiment is different from the configuration of the second prior art, that is, the configuration of FIG. 11, in that a shallow-depth carrying pan (referred to as a holding pan in this invention) 10 is a secondary pan. Saucer 104
It is a place that is arranged in a structure that can be attached and detached.

Then, generally, in the secondary saucer 104 for putting in excess game balls, that is, in the pachinko gaming apparatus 100 provided with an extra ball saucer, the secondary saucer 104,
That is, the accommodation portion 104 for putting the game ball of the surplus ball saucer
a receiving tray disposing means for disposing the receiving tray 10 having a depth h2 shallower than the depth h1 as a holding tray 10 in a detachable structure on the secondary tray 104;
Game ball transfer means for transferring the game balls from the passage 12 provided in the upper portion except for the predetermined depth h3 to the storage portion 104a of the secondary tray 104 below the operation tray 10 is provided. This constitutes the first configuration described above.

More specifically, the operation receiving tray 10 is formed of, for example, an aluminum plate or a synthetic resin plate, and as shown in FIG.
The width 11w of the inner surface 104f of the secondary receiving tray 104 is set to be smaller than the width 11w of the
Projection 1 that projects horizontally from the upper end of the opening
3 is sized so as to ride on the upper edge portion 104g of the secondary pan 104, and a portion where the portion of the overhang portion 13 is further extended is used as a handle 14 and a handle 1 is provided.
Since both sides of 4 are bent downward, the hooks 15 are used as hooks 15, so that when the holding tray 10 is fitted into the secondary tray 104, it can be assembled as shown in FIG. It can be detached when the handle 14 is lifted with the handle 14 as shown in [disassembled state] in FIG.

Then, in the assembled state, FIG.
-A cross section] as shown in FIG.
x and the hook 15, the wall 1 on the front side of the secondary pan 104
Since 04x enters, the operation tray 10 can be held in such a manner that the movement in the front-rear direction is restricted and does not come off the secondary tray 104. In addition, the holding tray 10 is provided with the recess 1.
1, the depth 11d of the outer periphery 11a is made smaller than the depth 104d of the inner periphery 104f of the secondary tray 104 by an amount that allows game balls to pass easily, and the rising portion 11 on the back side of the recess 11 is formed.
A predetermined depth h3, for example, a depth that can store about 100 to 200 game balls at a depth of about one or two layers of the game balls at a portion 11j of y, for example, about half of the width 11w. , And the height h4 of the passage 12 is approximately the same as, for example, the depth h3. Therefore, as shown in [A-A cross section] in FIG. Saucer 10
The game balls discharged from 3 and inserted in the direction of arrow R are stored in the bottom 11z of the concave portion 11 of the holding tray 10, but surplus game balls are moved downward from the passage 12 through the path of arrow K. Can be transferred to the storage portion 104a of the secondary tray 104 and stored.

Therefore, the holding tray 10 has 100
Since about 200 game balls can be stored, the player removes the operation tray 10 and takes it to the prize exchange, as shown in [disassembled state] of FIG. The played game ball can be exchanged for a desired favorite item. In addition, the number of game balls decreases, and the next pachinko game machine 1
When the player wants to move to 00, the player can use the operation tray 10 in which the game balls are stored to transfer the ball to the adjacent pachinko gaming device 100.

Second Embodiment A second embodiment will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1, 4 and 5. The configuration of the second embodiment is as follows.
The difference from the configuration of the first embodiment is that the operation receiving pan 1
This is a place where the same operation receiving tray 50 as that of No. 0 is arranged in a detachable structure on the primary receiving tray 103.

Then, generally, in the pachinko gaming machine 100 provided with the surplus ball saucer, ie, the primary saucer 103 for putting the surplus game balls, the primary saucer 103,
That is, the storage portion 103 for putting the game balls in the surplus ball saucer
a receiving pan arranging means for disposing the receiving pan 50 having a depth h12 shallower than the depth h11 of a in the structure that can be detachably mounted on the primary pan 103 as the operation receiving pan 50, and a predetermined depth of the operation receiving pan 50; The primary saucer 10 on the lower side of the operation saucer 50 for holding game balls from the passage 52 provided in the upper part except for the height h13.
The first configuration described above is provided with a game ball shifting means for shifting to the third accommodation portion 103a.

More specifically, the operation receiving tray 50 is formed of, for example, an aluminum plate, a synthetic resin plate, or the like, and as shown in FIG. 4, the width of the outer periphery 51a of the concave portion 51 having a depth h12. 51w is sized to fit into the width 103w of the inner periphery 103f of the primary tray 103 and
The overhanging portion 53 projecting horizontally from the upper end of the opening 1 is sized to ride on the upper edge portion 103g of the primary receiving tray 103, and a portion of the overhanging portion 53 is further extended. 5 is used as the handle 54, and the portion where the inner portion of the handle 54 is bent downward is used as the hook 55, so that the operation receiving tray 50 is fitted into the primary tray 103. [Disassembly state] as shown in FIG. 4 and a detachable structure as shown in [disassembly state] in FIG. 4 when the handle 54 is lifted up.

Then, in the assembled state, FIG.
-B section], the rising portion 51 on the back side of the concave portion 51
Since the depth 51p between the outside of y and the outside of the hook 55 coincides with and enters the depth 103d of the inner periphery 103f of the primary tray 103, the movement of the holding tray 50 in the front-rear direction is restricted. And can be held so as not to come off from the primary tray 103. In addition, the operation receiving tray 50 is provided on the outer periphery 5 of the concave portion 51.
The depth 51d of 1a is made smaller than the depth 103d of the inner periphery 103f of the primary receiving tray 103 by an amount that allows a game ball to easily pass, and a part 5x of a rising portion 51x on the front side of the recess 51 is formed.
1j, for example, at a location about half of the width 51w, at a predetermined depth h13, for example, at a depth of about one or two
A passage 52 is provided above leaving a depth in which about 0 to 200 game balls can be stored, and a height h14 of the passage 52 is provided.
Is approximately the same as the depth h13, for example, and the discharge port 103A
5B, the game ball discharged from the discharge port 103A and inserted in the direction of the arrow U as shown in [BB section] in FIG. Although the game balls are stored in the bottom 51z of the concave portion 51 of the operation tray 50, the surplus game balls can be transferred from the passage 52 to the storage portion 103a of the lower primary tray 103 by the arrow V and stored.

The depth h15 between the bottom 51z and the lower edge of the discharge port 103A is equal to or greater than the depth h13. Accordingly, the player can handle the operation tray 50 in the same manner as the operation tray 50 in the first embodiment by removing the operation tray 50 as shown in [disassembly state] of FIG.

The receiving portion 103a of the primary receiving tray 103
When the amount of game balls stored in the
By operating the operation knob 103B for opening / closing the opening / closing lid 103B1 of the discharge port 103C provided in the unit k, the opening / closing lid 103B1 is slid in a direction perpendicular to the paper surface of FIG. 5, that is, in a horizontal direction when viewed from the front of the apparatus. By opening it, the game ball is moved downward by the path of arrow W to the lower secondary tray 10.
4 and can be stored.

Third Embodiment A third embodiment will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 and 6. The configuration of the third embodiment is as follows.
The difference from the configuration of the first embodiment is that the operation receiving pan 1
This is a portion formed by providing a game ball discharge port 16 at the bottom 11z of the 0 concave portion 11.

In general, in addition to the first configuration according to the first embodiment, the game ball is held and operated from the bottom part of the holding tray 10, that is, the openable and closable outlet 16 provided on the bottom 11 z. This constitutes a second configuration in which game ball discharging means for discharging the game ball to the receiving portion 104a of the secondary tray 104 below the tray 10 is provided.

More specifically, in FIG. 6, the opening / closing lid 16a of the discharge port 16 provided at the bottom 11z of the concave portion 11 of the holding tray 10 is slid by an operation knob 104B disposed on the front side of the secondary tray 104. It can be opened and closed. In other words, the opening / closing lid 16 can be opened and closed by sliding in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface of FIG. 6, that is, when viewed from the front of the apparatus, and the hook 16a1 provided on the front side of the opening / closing lid 16 is operated by the operating knob 104B. Hanging claw 10 provided on the back side
4B1, the operation knob 104B
When the is moved in the horizontal direction, the discharge port 16 can be opened and closed, and the game ball can be easily transferred from the holding tray 10 to the secondary tray 104.

Therefore, when the game is over, the player can simply operate the operation knob 104B without removing the operation tray 10 to move the game balls stored in the operation tray 10 in the direction of the arrow T. Through the lower secondary pan 10
4 can be discharged to the accommodation portion 104a, so that the inconvenience of removing the operation tray 10 and transferring the game balls is eliminated, and the game balls are not scattered outside at the time of the transfer. . In other words, operation knob 1
The function of the control knob 104B in the configuration of FIG.
This is different from the function of A. In addition, the operation receiving pan 10
When the hook is removed, the hook 16a comes off the hook 104B1, and can be removed with the discharge port 16 closed.

[Fourth Embodiment] A fourth embodiment will be described below with reference to FIGS. The configuration of the fourth embodiment is as follows.
The difference from the configuration of the third embodiment is that
The operation knob 18 for opening and closing the 0 outlet 16 is provided on the holding tray 10 side. And, in general, in addition to the first configuration according to the first embodiment, a second configuration in which the game ball discharging means described in the third embodiment is provided is configured.

More specifically, in FIG. 7, the opening / closing lid 16a of the discharge port 16 provided at the bottom 11z of the concave portion 11 of the holding tray 10 extends along the inside of the rising portion 11x on the front side of the concave portion 11. An operation knob 18 provided on the arranged rising portion 18a is slidable to open and close.

That is, the operation knob 18 can slide in a direction perpendicular to the paper surface of FIG. 6, that is, in a horizontal direction when viewed from the front of the apparatus. The lower part of the rising portion 18a of the operation knob 18 and the opening / closing lid 16 The slide 16 is connected by the pin 18b, so that the discharge port 16 can be opened and closed by operating the operation knob 18. Therefore, the player can perform the same discharging operation as the operation knob 104B of the third embodiment by using the operation knob 18, and can easily hold the game ball from the operation tray 10 to the secondary tray 104.
Can be moved to

Fifth Embodiment A fifth embodiment will now be described with reference to FIGS. The difference between the configuration of the fifth embodiment and the configuration of the second embodiment is that
The outlet 16 of the operation tray 10 in the third embodiment.
-Opening / closing lid 16a-Discharge configuration by operation knob 104B
Alternatively, this is a location where a discharge configuration similar to the discharge configuration by the discharge port 16, the opening / closing lid 16 a, and the operation knob 18 of the operation and operation tray 10 in the fourth embodiment is provided. And, in general, in addition to the first configuration according to the first embodiment, a second configuration in which the game ball discharging means described in the third embodiment is provided is configured.

Specifically, the discharge port 16 in FIG. 6 is provided at the bottom 51z of the concave portion 51 of the operation receiving tray 50 in FIG.
A configuration similar to that of the operation knob 104B in FIG. 6 is added to the portion above the operation knob 103B in the front wall portion 103x while adding the same configuration as the opening / closing lid 16a, or FIG. Operation receiving tray 50 in Japan
The outlet 16 and the opening / closing lid 16a of FIG. 7 are added to the bottom 51z of the concave portion 51, and the rising portion 18a of FIG. 7 is arranged along the rising portion 51m on the side of the holding tray 50. This is configured by adding an operation knob similar to the operation knob 18.

Therefore, the player operates the operation knob 104
The same ejection operation as the operation knob 104B of the third embodiment can be performed by using the operation knob B or the operation knob added in the same manner as the operation knob 18.

Sixth Embodiment Hereinafter, FIGS. 1 to 3, FIG.
A sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The configuration of the sixth embodiment is different from the configuration of the first embodiment in that the discharge port 16 of the operation tray 10 and the discharge port 104H of the secondary tray 104 are opened and closed in conjunction with each other. is there.

In addition, generally, in addition to the first configuration according to the third embodiment of FIG. 6, the opening / closing lid 16a of the discharge port 16 provided at the bottom portion of the operation and operation tray 10, ie, the bottom portion 11z.
Opening and closing, and the discharge port 10 provided in the secondary tray 104, ie, the bottom portion of the surplus ball tray, ie, the bottom portion 104k.
A third game ball discharging means for discharging the game balls stored in the holding tray 10 and the secondary tray 104, that is, the surplus ball tray, downward by interlocking the opening and closing of the 4H opening / closing lid 104A1 is provided. Is constituted.

That is, as shown in FIG. 8, specifically, as shown in FIG. 8, instead of the inlet 104D of the secondary tray 104 in the configuration of FIGS. Opening / closing lid 1 for outlet 104H on bottom 104k of secondary pan 104
11A, the opening / closing lid 104A1 is opened to allow the game balls stored in the storage portion 104a of the secondary receiving tray 104 to flow from the discharge port 104H through the path of arrow M in the same manner as the flow path 105 in FIG. It is discharged to the road and guided to the counting unit 106 of the counting device.

Then, the opening / closing lid 104A1 / operation knob 1
04A to the opening / closing lid 103B1 / operation knob 103 in FIG.
6B, the opening / closing lid 104A1 is provided with an interlocking rising portion 104A2, and the holding tray 10 is provided with a discharge port 16 similar to that of FIG. And the opening / closing lid 16a, and the hook 104A provided on the upper end side of the rising portion 104A2.
By moving the hook 3 on a hook 16a1 provided on the opening / closing lid 16a, the opening / closing lid 104A1 and the opening / closing lid 16a are opened / closed in an interlocked manner.

Therefore, the player operates the operation knob 104.
By simply operating A, the operation tray 10 and the secondary tray 104 are operated.
Can be simultaneously discharged downward from the discharge port 104H without removing the holding tray 10, as shown in FIG.
If it is leading to 05, it can simultaneously enter the counting section 106. The operation knob 104A corresponds to the operation knob 104A in the configuration of FIG.

[Seventh Embodiment] Hereinafter, FIGS.
A seventh embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The difference between the configuration of the seventh embodiment and the configuration of the second embodiment is that
0 and the outlet 103 of the primary tray 103
This is a portion configured to open and close in conjunction with C.

Then, in general, in addition to the first configuration according to the second embodiment of FIG. 5, an opening / closing lid 56a of a discharge port 56 provided at the bottom portion of the operation and operation tray 50, that is, the bottom portion 51z.
Opening and closing, and the discharge port 10 provided in the secondary tray 103, ie, the bottom portion of the surplus ball tray, ie, the bottom portion 103k.
A third game ball discharging means for discharging the game balls stored in the holding tray 50 and the secondary tray 103, that is, the surplus ball tray downward by interlocking the opening and closing of the 3C opening / closing lid 103B1 is provided. Is constituted.

Further, specifically, as shown in FIG. 9, the discharge port 16 and the opening / closing lid 1 shown in FIG.
6a, a discharge port 56 / opening / closing lid 56a similar to that of FIG. 6a is provided, and a rising section 103B2 for interlocking is provided at the far end of the opening / closing lid 103B1 of the discharge port 103C.
The hook 103B3 provided on the upper end side of B2 is hooked and moved on the hook 56a1 provided on the opening / closing lid 56a, so that the opening / closing lid 103B1 and the opening / closing lid 56a are opened and closed in conjunction with each other.

Therefore, the player operates the operation knob 103
By simply operating B, the operation pan 50 and the primary pan 103
Can be simultaneously discharged downward from the discharge port 103C without removing the operation and operation tray 50. That is, the bottom 51z of the operation receiving pan 50
Are discharged to the storage portion 103a of the primary receiving tray 103 along the path indicated by the arrow S, and merged with the game balls stored in the storage portion 103a from the discharge port 103C along the path indicated by the arrow W. It will be discharged downward.

[Modification] The present invention includes the following modifications. (1) Although the secondary receiving tray 104 is eliminated and the outlet 103C of the primary receiving tray 103 is provided with a flow path (not shown) for directly leading to the counting unit 106 of the counting device, FIG. A configuration similar to that of FIG. 5 or a configuration similar to that of FIG. 9 is provided.

(2) The entrance 51 s of the holding tray 50 is
The upper part is removed and the shape is changed to a U-shaped notch.

[0051]

According to the present invention, as described above, a game ball is placed on a holding tray that is detachably attached to a surplus ball tray.
Once they are stored, they are put into the storage area of the extra ball saucer, so when exchanging prizes for luxury items, you can carry the operation tray as it is and exchange prizes, and move to the next pachinko gaming machine Also in this case, there is a feature that the game ball can be transferred by using the holding tray, which is extremely convenient for the player.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1 to 9 show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS.
FIG. 11 shows the prior art, and the contents of each figure are as follows.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a main part configuration.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a main part.

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part assembled state.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a main part.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view and a longitudinal sectional view of a main part assembled state.

FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part assembled state.

FIG. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part assembled state.

FIG. 8 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part assembled state.

FIG. 9 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part assembled state.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the overall configuration.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a main part configuration.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Operation receiving tray 11 Concavity 11a Outer periphery 11d Depth 11j Part 11w Width 11x Rise part 11y Rise part 11z Bottom part 12 Passage 13 Overhang part 14 Handle 15 Hanging claw 16 Discharge port 16a Opening / closing lid 16a1 Hanging claw 18 Operation knob 18a Upper portion 18b Pin 50 Holding tray 51 Recess 51a Outer periphery 51j Part 51m Rise 51p Depth 51s Entrance 51w Width 51x Rise 51y Rise 51z Bottom 52 Passage 53 Overhang 54 Handle 55 Hanging claw 56 Discharge Exit 56a Opening / closing lid 56a1 Hanging claw 100 Pachinko gaming device 101 Gaming surface 102 Hitting tray for ball hitting 102A Discharge port 102B Operation knob 103 Primary receiving tray (excess ball receiving tray) 103A Discharge port 103B Operation knob 103B1 Opening / closing lid 103B2 Standing part 103B3 Hook 103B3 Part 103d Depth 103f Inner circumference 103g Upper edge 103k Bottom 103w Width 103x Wall 103C Discharge port 106a Storage part 104 Secondary pan (excess ball pan) 104A Operation knob 104A1 Opening / closing lid 104A2 Rising part 104A3 Hanging claw 104B Operation claw 104B1 Claw 104C Bottom 104D Inlet 104H Outlet 104a Housing 104d Depth 104f Inner circumference 104g Upper edge 104k Bottom 104w Width 104x Wall 105 Channel 106 Counter 107 Support arm K direction M path R path S path T path Direction V path W path h1 depth h2 depth h3 depth h4 height h11 depth h12 depth h13 depth h14 height h15 depth

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A pachinko game machine provided with a surplus ball saucer for storing surplus game balls, wherein the surplus ball saucer has a saucer having a depth smaller than a depth of a storage portion for accommodating game balls. Operation tray receiving means arranged in a removable structure as the surplus ball tray, and a game ball from the passage provided in an upper portion leaving a predetermined depth of the operation tray below the operation tray. A pachinko game machine, comprising: a game ball shifting means for shifting to the accommodation portion. 2. A pachinko game machine provided with a surplus ball saucer for receiving an extra game ball, wherein the surplus ball saucer has a saucer having a depth smaller than a depth of a storage portion for accommodating a game ball. Operation tray receiving means arranged in a structure detachable to the surplus ball tray, and a game ball from the passage provided in the upper side portion leaving a predetermined depth of the operation tray, A game ball shifting means for shifting to the lower accommodation portion; and a game ball for discharging game balls to the accommodation portion below the operation tray from an openable / closable outlet provided at a bottom portion of the operation tray. A pachinko gaming device, comprising: a discharging unit. 3. A pachinko game machine provided with a surplus ball saucer for holding an extra game ball, wherein the surplus ball saucer has a saucer having a depth smaller than a depth of a storage portion for accommodating a game ball. Operation tray receiving means arranged in a structure detachable to the surplus ball tray, and a game ball from the passage provided in the upper side portion leaving a predetermined depth of the operation tray, Gaming ball shifting means for shifting to the lower accommodation portion, interlocking opening and closing of an outlet provided on the bottom portion of the operation and operation tray and opening and closing of an outlet provided on the bottom portion of the surplus ball saucer. A game ball discharging means for discharging game balls stored in the holding tray and the surplus ball tray downwardly.