KR101610563B1 - Roulette drawing apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

Provides a roulette drawer with a novel composition that makes the player not feel bored. In order to realize this, the roulette drawer 1 for a roulette game according to the present invention has a plurality of ball pockets 52 into which the drawing balls 59 (59A, 59B, 59C) are inserted, (51A, 51B, 51C) and roulette bodies 51 (51A, 51B, 51C), which are rotatably held about the horizontal or inclined rotating axis, And a ball guide member 55 (55A, 55B, 55C) for guiding the balls 59 (59A, 59B, 59C) to enter any of the ball pockets 52 while pendulum- , The plurality of roulette bodies 51 (51A, 51B, 51C) are arranged on the rotary shaft in such a manner as to be offset from each other in the axial direction.

Description

[0001] ROULETTE DRAWING APPARATUS [

The present invention relates to a roulette drawer.

A roulette game where bet is placed in a plurality of pockets formed in a roulette half (also called a wheel, a wheel, etc.) is enjoyed in an amusement park or the like. In the roulette half, there are provided pockets with numerals "0", "1" to "36", and in some cases, "00" do.

In addition, a roulette game apparatus in which two roulette halves are arranged side by side to give an image of contents in consideration of two game results in combination is proposed as a device in which a player gradually becomes bored when the player is repeatedly made Patent Document 1).

Patent Document 1: JP-A-2008-119296

However, even if such a roulette game device is used, it can not be said that the player is not bored if it is repeated.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a roulette drawing device of novel configuration which makes a player not feel tired of playing.

In order to solve these problems, the present invention has been conceived by the present inventor who has been contemplating a novel device which is unprecedented in configuration and which is unprecedented by anyone, and is a roulette drawing device for a roulette game,

A plurality of ball bodies each of which has a plurality of ball pockets into which balls for drawing are placed and which are rotatably held on a common axis of rotation in a state in which a rotating surface of the ball pocket is raised,

A driving source for rotating the roulette body,

And a ball guide member guiding the ball into any of the ball pockets while pivotally moving the ball,

And the plurality of roulette bodies are arranged in such a state that they are shifted in a line direction of the rotation center line.

This roulette drawing apparatus has a plurality of roulette bodies having diameters different from each other. Further, the general concept in which a player or the like holds the roulette bodies in terms of holding the roulette bodies in a state in which they are standing upright I can give a fresh impression that is far apart. Therefore, it is easy to give a visual impression, for example, it is possible to show an overwhelming existence which is unprecedented even in a colorful casino organizing place, and an overwhelming presence that can attract the viewer (audience) eyes.

Further, in this roulette drawing device, since a plurality of roulette bodies are shifted in the back and forth direction along the rotation center line, the player feels a sense of depth, and even at positions other than the front, such as an oblique front, It is easy to see the operation of the ball or the like in the case. For this reason, it is particularly suitable as a lottery device in a multi-participant game device of one type so that a lot of players can simultaneously play by using one roulette lottery device. Also, if a sense of depth is obtained, it feels as big as that, and a feeling of power can be produced.

Unlike a conventional roulette wheel which rotates horizontally about the vertical axis, in the present invention, in the roulette chain in which the rotating surface is raised, the ball is not a conventional movement in which the ball rotates in a horizontal plane, (Pendulum movement) to swing left and right along the member, and develops a novel and highly entertaining movement that enters the pocket at a reduced amplitude. In addition, although it depends on various factors such as the size of the ball, the ball pendulum-moving may be inserted into a certain ball pocket, or may be jolted by the roulette body and swinging for a long time, In addition to this, it also gives the audience a fresh impression and an impressive impression in that it is a very different behavior from that in the device. In addition, the player does not feel bored well.

In addition, since a plurality of roulette bodies are arranged in such a state that they are shifted along the rotation center line, it is easy to mechanically overlap the roulette bodies. In other words, by arranging a mechanism for rotatably supporting the roulette body or a mechanism for driving it in the direction along the rotation center line and in the radial direction, it can be arranged so as not to interfere with each other.

In addition, since the plurality of roulette bodies are arranged in such a state that the roulette bodies are shifted along the rotation center line, these ball portions can be used to form a ball guide member for accommodating the swing motion of the ball.

The roulette lottery apparatus has a plurality of annular rails, and it is preferable to rotate the plurality of roulette bodies along any of the plurality of annular rails. If a plurality of roulette bodies are rotatably supported by only the central axis, it is likely to be restricted in terms of strength and design. However, in the case of using the annular rails as in the present invention, the central axis is unnecessary, which is advantageous for enlarging the size. Further, if the central axis is unnecessary, the monitor can be arranged at the center of the roulette body.

It is preferable that the plurality of the roulette bodies are arranged so as to be located on the back side of the apparatus as the inner side. As described above, when a plurality of roulette bodies are arranged in a triggering manner, in other words, a three-dimensional feeling is generated and a feeling of depth is easily obtained, and the movement of the roulette body and the ball is easy to see even at a position other than the front .

Further, in the roulette lottery apparatus, the ball and the ball pocket may be smaller in the inner side than in the plurality of the roulette bodies. If the sizes of the ball and the ball pocket are different, the movement at the time of drawing is also different from that of other roulettes, so that different impressions can be given to change the fun of the lottery.

Further, in the roulette lottery device, the rotational angular velocity of the plurality of roulette bodies may be different. In such a case, it is possible to give more freshness to the audience in the lottery.

Further, the main speed (peripheral speed) of the plurality of the roulette bodies may be the same. For example, if a mechanism for transmitting and rotating the driving force to the outer periphery of the roulette body is employed, the same driving mechanism (for example, a driving system including a motor or a similar type of pin gear wheel) can be used in all the roulette bodies, The drive transmission speeds in all the roulette bodies may be equalized.

In addition, in the roulette lottery apparatus, it is preferable to sequentially draw a plurality of roulette bodies. If a lottery is performed by forming a time difference in each of the roulette bodies as described above, it is easy to confirm the lottery in each roulette body.

In this case, it is also preferable that lot drawing by a plurality of roulette bodies is sequentially performed from the inside to the outside. In this case, it is possible to start from the draw of the inner small-sized roulette body, and to direct that the lottery is performed in the largest and powerful outer-side roulette body. In addition, according to such a directing, it is possible to give the same impression as coming in front of each person sequentially in a lottery.

Further, at the time of drawing by a plurality of roulette bodies, one roulette body may be stopped and then the next roulette body may be rotated. In this case, it is easy to recognize the lottery in each roulette body, and it is not very disturbing.

Further, in the roulette drawing device, at least a part of the number display portion of the roulette body may be made of a light-transmitting material, and a light source for irradiating light from the back surface of the number display portion may also be provided. In this case, the number display portion 4 of the roulette body is seen to glow.

In this case, it is preferable that the light source is fixed and does not rotate. When the light source is rotated, a conductive member such as a rotor or a brush is required, but according to the present invention, the wiring and the structure are simply finished.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an innovative configuration which prevents the player from feeling bored well.

1 is a schematic block diagram of a roulette game machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a roulette game device.
Fig. 3 is a view showing an example of the flow of a game in the roulette game apparatus, a state of a bet in a station apparatus (satellite) at the time of betting, and a state of a roulette body in a roulette lottery apparatus at the time of drawing .
4 is a front view of the entire roulette game machine.
FIG. 5 is a front view of the entire roulette game apparatus viewed obliquely. FIG.
Fig. 6 is a view of the roulette drawing device at the time of drawing in an oblique view from the front. Fig.
7 is a front view showing the internal structure of the roulette lottery device.
8 is a right side view showing the internal structure of the roulette lottery device.
Fig. 9 is a perspective view showing the internal structure of the roulette drawer together with its cross section. Fig.
10 is a perspective view showing a configuration of a support frame, a fixing member, a rotating member, and the like of the roulette lottery apparatus.
Fig. 11 is a view showing in detail the configuration around the ball rail by enlarging a part of Fig. 9. Fig.
12 is an enlarged view of the configuration of the periphery of the driving system of the rotary member.
FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a ball release device and a ball reset device by partially cutting the roulette lottery device. FIG.
14 is a perspective view showing the fixing member and the rotating member together with the driving system.
15 is a front view showing the fixing member and the rotating member together with the driving system.
16 is a side view showing the holding member and the rotating member together with the driving system.
17 is a perspective view showing the fixing member together with the driving system.
18 is an enlarged view of the wheel rail joint shown by reference numeral XVIII in Fig.
19 is a view for explaining the action of an adjusting screw in a wheel rail joint;
20 is a perspective view showing the fixing member and the rotating member together with the driving system.
21 is a view for explaining a deformation absorbing mechanism in the fixing member and the rotating member.
Fig. 22 is an enlarged view of a portion of the carriage and the periphery of the rotation member. Fig.
Fig. 23 is a partial cross-sectional view of the carriage and the periphery thereof along the line XXIII-XXIII in Fig. 22 for explaining the deformation absorbing mechanism.
24 is a perspective view of the ball release device.
Fig. 25 is a diagram showing the internal configuration of the ball release device. Fig.
26 is a perspective view of the ball reset device.
FIG. 27 is a diagram showing the internal configuration of the ball reset device. FIG.
28 is a flowchart illustrating a series of operations in the roulette lottery apparatus together with operations in the station machine.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the present invention will be described in detail based on an example of an embodiment shown in the drawings.

The game device 100 according to the present embodiment includes a roulette drawing device 1 as a main drawer and a plurality of station devices 200-N for performing BET operations in a roulette game ) (N is a natural number of 2 or more), and a master machine 300 for controlling the roulette lottery machine 1 and each station machine 200-N (see FIG. 1). The game device 100 of the present embodiment further includes a side monitor 500 (see FIG. 4, etc.).

In this game apparatus 100, a large-sized roulette lottery machine 1 is employed, a plurality of station machines 200-N are arranged in front of the roulette machine lottery 1, (A game based on a lottery result by a single roulette lottery device 1) at the same time. In the following description, the front side is referred to as a front side, and the opposite side is referred to as a back side, as viewed from the roulette lottery device 1 (the side on which the station device 200-N is disposed) ). The direction orthogonal to the front-rear direction (the direction connecting the front surface and the rear surface) in the horizontal plane is the left-right direction.

Router drawing device 1 and master device 300 and master device 300 and each station device 200-N (hereinafter, simply referred to as station device 200 when it is not necessary to specify each station device) Are connected to each other via wired and / or wireless networks via a network 400 such as a LAN (Local Area Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), and the Internet. The player participating in the roulette game can enjoy the organic game by betting at the station 200 (see FIG. 3, etc.).

The station device (sometimes referred to as a satellite) 200 has an operation case 201 for the player to perform an operation input or the like (see Fig. 3, etc.). In the game device 100 of the present embodiment, a plurality of operation cases 201 are provided on the front side of the roulette drawing device 1, And the movement of the body 51 or the ball 59 and the history display unit (display) 9 (see Figs. 4 and 5, etc.). In addition to the game table display section 203 (see Fig. 3 and the like) including the touch panel screen disposed on the upper surface thereof, the player can select any of the game tables displayed on the game table display section 203 An operation unit 205 for moving the cursor to the cell or touching the cell of the touch panel to hook the chip, and the like (see Fig. 3, etc.). The game table display unit 203 is constituted by a liquid crystal display of the touch panel type which is a display means for video-outputting a game field. For example, a command key is appropriately displayed on the liquid crystal display in accordance with the progress of the game, and the player directly touches the touch panel on the command key, thereby inputting various command signals to the game control circuit. In the game device 100 of the present embodiment, a table for betting in the roulette game is displayed on the game table display section 203 (see Fig. 3).

The side monitor 500 appropriately displays the history of the game and the like.

The roulette lottery machine 1 performs physical lottery in the roulette game with the main machine in the game machine 100. [ The roulette lottery apparatus 1 of the present embodiment has a plurality of, for example, three large and medium sized roulette bodies 51A, 51B and 51C rotatably supported (see Fig. 4, etc.). These three roulette bodies (large roullet bodies, medium roullet bodies, and small roullet bodies) 51A, 51B and 51C are annular rotors having different diameters from each other, and rotate about the rotation center line Z Respectively. In the following description, when a common description is given without specifying any of a plurality of roulette bodies, the reference numeral 51 may be simply attached to the description.

The three roulette bodies 51A, 51B and 51C are arranged such that a rotational surface (annular surface of the annularly arranged ball pockets 52) is raised and a virtual rotational center line Z (See Fig. 8 and others). In the roulette drawing device 1 of the present embodiment, the rotation of the rotation center line (the center of rotation of the roulette wheel 1), which is a virtual rotation axis Z) is raised by Y ° (about 80 °, for example), and the surface (rotational surface) is equally set to Y ° from the horizontal plane (see FIG. The roulette drawing device 1 having the configuration in which the surfaces of the roulette bodies 51A, 51B and 51C are produced gives a fresh impression to all the audience including the player.

Further, in the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, the roulette bodies 51A, 51B and 51C are arranged shifted along the rotation center line Z and are not located on the same plane. As described above, since the roulette bodies 51A, 51B, and 51C are arranged in a shape having an end, that is to say, A state in which each of the roulette bodies 51A, 51B and 51C rotates, a movement of the ball 59, a state in which the ball 59 falls into the ball pocket 52, The number of the number display section 53 corresponding to the number of the roulette lotteries 52) is easy to see from the front position of the roulette lottery machine 1 and is easy to see even at an oblique position (see FIG. 5, etc.) It is easy to arrange a plurality of station devices 200 in any position in the game device 100 so that the shape and detail of the lottery body 51 can be easily seen at any position (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

Hereinafter, a specific configuration of the roulette drawing device 1 will be described (see Fig. 4, etc.).

The roulette lottery apparatus 1 of the present embodiment includes a support frame 10, a fixing member 20, a rotating member 30, a driving system 40, a roulette constituting member 50, a ball releasing device 60, A reset device 70, a control unit 80 and a storage unit 90 and includes a base 2, a camera (indicated by 5 in Fig. 2), a case speaker 6, A central projector 7, a lighting device 8, and the like. The control unit 80 and the storage unit 90 may be provided in the roulette lottery apparatus 1 or may be provided in the master machine 300 as long as the respective functions are exercised.

In the following description, it is assumed that each of the symbols is A, B, or C (hereinafter referred to as " A " In the figure. On the other hand, in the case where a common explanation is given to each of the roullet bodies without specifying any of them, only the numerical symbols are displayed without describing the symbols of A, B or C and explained.

(Supporting frame 10)

The support frame 10 functions as a support member for supporting the fixing member 20. [ The support frame 10 of the present embodiment includes a vertical frame 11 extending in the vertical direction, a horizontal frame 12 extending in the lateral direction, a front and rear frame 13 extending in the front and rear direction, A frame 14 and the like (see Figs. 7 and 8). The vertical frame 11 and the horizontal frame 12 are combined so as to be in the form of a door when viewed from the front side (see Fig. 7). The inclined frame 14 of the present embodiment is supported by the front and rear frames 13 in a state of being inclined from the vertical line to the back side by 10 ° (in other words, in a state of being inclined at 80 ° from the horizontal side to the front side) Reference). The inclined frame 14 supports the fixing member 20 from the rear side.

(Fixing member 20)

The fixing member 20 is a member configured to rotatably hold the rotary member 30 including a roulette body or the like. The fixing member 20 of the present embodiment is composed of a wheel rail base 21, a bracket 22, a wheel rail 23, a joint 24, and the like (see FIG. 17).

The wheel rail base 21 is a base portion of the fixing member 20. The wheel rail base 21 of the present embodiment is constituted by an annular steel plate (see Fig. 14, etc.). However, the annular shape as described herein is not limited to an annular shape. For example, the annular shape may be suitable for attaching the plurality of brackets 22 in a peripheral shape. Further, the wheel rail base 21 is fixed to the front side (the side where the player is positioned) of the above-described support frame 10 (see Figs. 7, 8, etc.).

The bracket 22 is a member that holds the wheel rails 23. In the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, a plurality of brackets 22 are annularly arranged on the wheel rail base 21, and the brackets 22 arranged on the wheel rails 23 ). In view of maintaining the wheel rails 23 evenly, it is preferable that the plurality of brackets 22 are arranged at regular intervals.

Further, it is preferable that the bracket 22 be adjustable in the radial direction, for example, to be movable in the radial direction. As will be described later, the wheel rail 23 in the present embodiment has a very small radius of a circle, and there is a possibility that the shape of each product may vary. In the case where such a wheel rail 23 is the object to be held and each of the plurality of brackets 22 is movable in the radial direction, no matter whether the wheel rails 23 or the wheel rails 23 are held in any direction (In other words, no matter which point on the wheel rail 23 is attached at what position), it is possible to cope with this by adjusting the individual positions. The position of the bracket 22 for holding the wheel rail 23 can be displaced in the radial direction.

Specifically, for example, the bracket 22 of this embodiment is made to be able to stroke along the long hole by the length of the long hole. Further, it is possible to fix the position by fastening the bolt at a suitable position in the stroke range.

The wheel rail 23 is an annular member fixed to the wheel rail base 21 via the bracket 22 and constitutes an annular guide rail when the rotary member 30 is rotated , Fig. 16, etc.). The wheel rail 23 of the present embodiment is formed by connecting six ring-shaped fixing members 23f having a central angle of 60 degrees divided into six equal parts in an annular shape by a total of six joints 24 in a ring shape (See Figs. 18 and 20, etc.).

Here, in the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment employing the large and raised roulette bodies 51 (to be described later in detail), it is desired that each of the roulette bodies 51 be rotatably supported There is a problem that is not normally encountered. In other words,

If a large weight of the roulette body 51 is to be supported by one central shaft (support shaft), a corresponding strength is required, which inevitably results in enlargement and weight increase. If a plurality (for example, three) of the roulette bodies 51 are arranged coaxially, this problem becomes more current.

If the plurality of roulette bodies 51 are rotatably held without using such a central shaft (support shaft), for example, a means for holding the roulette bodies 51 in a rotatable manner such as an annular guide . However, if an annular guide capable of holding a very large roulette body 51 is to be formed as described above, it is difficult to make a round shape and the molding cost is increased.

· Even if a single-piece annular guide, such as a circle, is molded, it takes effort and cost to carry and assemble.

In consideration of these various points, in the present embodiment, the wheel rails 23 are formed by combining a plurality of arc-shaped fixing members 23f at the wheel rail joining portions. As an example, in the present embodiment, six arc-shaped fixing members 23f having six equally divided portions at a central angle of 60 degrees are connected in an annular shape using six joints 24 to form the wheel rails 23 have. When the plurality of arcuate fastening members 23f are formed in an annular shape so as to abut each other at their end faces, the unevenness of the perimeter of each product is small and the same arcuate fastening member 23f If you are using it, it is expected to be almost constant. Therefore, even if the shape is deformed, it is possible to form the wheel rail 23 which is close to the full circle and whose circumferential length is almost constant.

In other words, in the case of the present embodiment, since it is difficult to avoid the deformation caused by the attachment error in view of the size, structure, etc. of the roulette drawer 1 or the roulette body 51, It is assumed that the fixing member 20 is constituted on the premise that it is not a true circle. With regard to the rotary member 30 that rotates along the non-reciprocating wheel rail 23 in which deformation has occurred in this manner, as described later, the deformation absorbing mechanism is constituted so that the carriage 31 is supported by the wheel rails 23) can be smoothly circled.

Furthermore, as described above, the structure in which the roulette body 51 is rotated along the annular rail and the central rotation shaft (support shaft) is not required. As a result, in the roulette deck picking apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, A monitor (for example, a central projector 7) or the like can be installed in the center of the rotating roulette body 51.

In addition, the arc-shaped fixing member 23f of the present embodiment is suitable in that it is lightweight because it is a shape obtained by bending a strip-shaped member made of a thin plate in an arc shape. Further, in the present embodiment, the structure is such that the carriage 31 moves so as to be sandwiched from both edges of the wheel rail 23 including the arc-shaped fixing member 23f, and the strength is easily ensured.

Fig. 18 is an enlarged view of the wheel rail joint shown by reference numeral XVIII in Fig. The joint 24 is a member for connecting the arc-shaped fixing members 23f. The joint 24 of the present embodiment connects these end portions from the inner circumferential side in a state where the end surfaces of the adjacent arcuate fastening members 23f are in contact with each other. As the joint 24, for example, a screw 25 is inserted into the through hole of the arc-shaped fixing member 23f from the outer circumferential side, and the screw 25 is inserted into the inner body of the joint body to connect the arcuate fixed members 23f Can be used. The joint 24 of the present embodiment has a shape and a size that does not interfere with the movement of the carriage 31 that runs around the wheel rail 23.

Further, it is more preferable that the joint 24 has a configuration in which, for example, a tapered adjusting screw 26 is turned so as to bring the end faces against each other and eliminate the relative displacement between these end faces. For example, a semicircular hole may be formed on each end surface of the arc-shaped fixing member 23f, and a tapered adjustment screw 26 may be inserted into the hole to form a circle with a pair of semi- (In this case, the deviation of the roulette drawing device 1 in the front-rear direction) can be corrected (see Fig. 19).

The roulette lottery machine 1 is provided with three fixing members 20 configured as described above (see FIG. 10, etc.). Each of the three fixing members 20 is configured to have a different size corresponding to the size of the billet body 51A, the billet body 51B, and the billet body 51C.

The output bearing member 27 is a member that functions as a bearing of the output shaft 41a of the outputting roulette body drive motor 41. [ The output bearing member 27 of the present embodiment is attached to a part of the fixing member 20 such as the wheel rail 23 described above and functions as a bearing of the output shaft 41a of the roulette body driving motor 41. [ The output bearing member 27 of the present embodiment is constituted by a pair of opposed plate-shaped members each having a hole through which the output shaft 41a passes (see Fig. 12 and the like), but this is only a suitable example It goes without saying that it may be a configuration other than the above.

(Rotating member 30)

The rotary member 30 is a member that rotates along the fixing member 20 and rotates the roulette body 51. The rotary member 30 of the present embodiment includes a carriage 31, an annular rotating body 32, a pin gear wheel 36, and the like (see FIG. 20, etc.).

The carriage 31 is a member provided movably along the wheel rail (guide rail) 23 while supporting the annular rotator 32. The carriage 31 of the present embodiment is provided with a base 31a, a roller 31b, and the like, and is configured to move on the outer peripheral surface side of the wheel rail 23 (see Fig. In addition, the carriage 31 is attached with the annular rotary body 32 in a relatively rotatable state (see FIG. 22, etc.).

The base 31a is constituted by a plate-like member. In this base 31a, for example, four pairs of rollers 31b in total are arranged at four corners. The V-shaped grooves are formed in the respective rollers 31b (see Fig. 23) so that they are not removed from the edges of the wheel rails 23. These rollers 31b are arranged so as to sandwich the both edges of the wheel rails 23 in pairs using a V-shaped groove. Further, since the carriage 31 is in a state in which the wheel rails 23 are sandwiched by the two pairs of rollers 31b arranged in the advancing direction, the carriage 31 can be advanced while maintaining its posture without causing yawing in the traveling direction (See Fig. 20, etc.).

The ring-shaped rotating body 32 is a member made of, for example, aluminum, which is disposed so as to be entirely circular and constitutes the rotating member 30. The annular rotary body 32 of the present embodiment is constituted by six circular arc-shaped rotary members 32b having a central angle of 60 degrees obtained by dividing the annular plate-like member into six equal parts (see FIG. 20 and the like). The both ends of the arcuate rotary member 32b are held by the carriage 31 so as to be rotatable.

Here, the structure for rotatably holding the arc-shaped rotary member 32b in the carriage 31 will be described in detail (see FIG. 23, etc.).

An arcuate rotary member 32b is attached to the base of the carriage 31 so as to be rotatable about a rotary shaft 33. [ More specifically, the pin 33a is passed through the through hole 32c formed in the arcuate rotary member 32b and the tip end of the pin 33a is inserted into the pin hole 31c of the base 31a have. A washer 33b is interposed between the head of the pin 33a and the arcuate rotary member 32b. A sleeve 33c is fitted on the outer periphery of the pin 33a. With the above-described configuration, the arcuate rotary member 32b rotates in the left-right direction (more specifically, in the direction of the axis of the annular rotation body 32) with the center axis of the pin 33a (Or swinging toward the inner or outer circumferential side with respect to the tangential direction) (see Figs. 21 and 22).

A separate through hole 32d is formed in the vicinity of the above-described through hole 32c in the arcuate rotary member 32b and a slip prevention pin 34 is passed through the through hole 32d (See FIG. 23). The tip end of the slip prevention pin 34 is fitted in a separate pin hole 31d formed in the circular-arc rotary member 32b. Shaped rotation member 32b is larger than the through hole 32d even if the pin 33a slips down during the rotation operation or the like, From being detached from the main body. The through hole 32d is larger than the shaft portion of the slip-off prevention pin 34, and a clearance is formed therebetween. Therefore, the dropout prevention pin 34 and the through hole 32d do not prevent the arcuate rotary member 32b from rotating relative to the carriage 31. However, (Length of the swing stroke) that can be rotated (swing) in accordance with the size (length)

A lubrication member 35 is interposed between the base 31a of the carriage 31 and the arcuate rotary member 32b (see Fig. 23). The lubrication member 35 makes the relative rotation (oscillation) operation of the arcuate rotary member 32b with respect to the carriage 31 more lubricious, and is constituted by, for example, a porous member impregnated with lubricating oil. The above-described washer 33b and the sleeve 33c also function as a lubrication member in that the relative rotation (rocking) operation of the arcuate rotary member 32b relative to the carriage 31 is made more lubrication (See FIG. 23).

As described above, the mechanism (deformation absorbing mechanism) that makes it possible to absorb the deformation is formed by keeping the arcuate rotary member 32b relatively rotatable with respect to the carriage 31 (see Fig. 21). In other words, even when the position of the wheel rail 23 in design is deviated from the actual wheel rail 23 due to the deformation caused by the attachment error, the arcuate rotary member 32b is moved in the radial direction of the carriage 31, It is possible to follow the shifted trajectory of the carriage 31 at a point where the carriage 31 can relatively rotate within a predetermined range. The arcuate rotary member 32b follows the movement of the carriage 31 and excludes the influence of the deformation, even if the trajectory of the carriage 31 is not a full circle, unless it is extremely deformed. According to such a deformation absorbing mechanism, there is no case where the carriage 31 smoothly circulates on the wheel rails 23.

The rotational member 30 is provided with a driving force transmitted portion for transmitting a driving force of the driving system 40. [ In the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, the driving force transmitted portion is formed by the pin gear wheel 36 provided on the inner circumferential side of the annular rotator 32 (see Figs. 14 and 22, etc.). The pin gear wheel 36 is constituted by, for example, a pair of rails and a plurality of pins arranged at regular intervals between the rails (see FIG. 22 and the like). In the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, such a pin gear wheel 36 is provided on the inner peripheral side of the annular rotary body 32.

The rotary member 30 configured as described above constitutes a rotating roulette body 51. [ In the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, three types of roulette bodies, that is, a large roulette body 51A, a middle roulette body 51B and a small roulette body 51C having diameters different from each other, And also in a state of being displaced along the line direction of the rotation center line Z, that is to say, constitutes a triple link rotating body.

(Drive system 40)

The driving system 40 includes a roulette body driving motor 41, a sprocket 42, an encoder 43, and the like.

The roulette body driving motor 41 is a driving source for rotating the rotary member 30. [ The roulette body drive motor 41 of this embodiment rotates the rotary member 30 via the sprocket 42 and the pin gear wheel 36 provided on the output shaft 41a.

The sprocket 42 is provided on the output shaft 41a of the roulette wheel drive motor 41 and transmits the driving force of the roulette wheel drive motor 41 to the pin gear wheel 36. [ The output shaft 41a is supported by an output bearing member 27 attached to the wheel rail 23 (see FIG. 12, etc.).

The encoder 43 is a member for encoding the amount of rotation of the rotary member 30. [ In this embodiment, an encoder 43 is provided on the rotating shaft of the roulette body driving motor 41 to detect the amount of rotation of the rotating member 30 through the amount of rotation of the roulette body driving motor 41 Etc.). As described above, in the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, the driving force is transmitted to the annular rotary body 32 via the sprocket (pin gear) 42 and the pin gear wheel 36, The slip between the sprocket 42 and the pin gear wheel 36 does not occur. Therefore, by reading the amount of rotation of the rotating shaft of the roulette body driving motor 41, that is, the amount of rotation of the sprocket 42, the number of rotations of the annular rotating body 32 Can be detected.

As an alternative configuration for detecting the rotation amount of the rotary member 30, an encoder may be provided in the annular rotation body 32, and an encoder may be provided directly by using the encoder rotating integrally with the annular rotation body 32 It is of course possible to adopt a constitution of detecting. However, in such a configuration, if the rotational angle of the rotary member 30 is to be detected in detail, it is necessary to increase the number of encoders (for example, the number of protrusions and concaves and convexes for encoding). In this respect, in the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, only the encoder 43 provided on the output shaft 41a of the rod-shaped body driving motor 41 rotates the rotating body 32 So that it is possible to detect it accurately.

The driving system 40 constructed as described above is provided with the same number as that of the rotary member 30. In the case of this embodiment, three driving systems 40 in total are provided for a large and medium sized roulette body (the large roullet body is indicated by 51A, the middle roulette body by 51B and the small roulette body by 51C in FIG. 6 and the like) Respectively.

(Roulette constituting member 50)

The roulette wheel 51A, the middle roulette wheel 51B and the small roulette wheel 51C are constituted by the roulette wheel 50, respectively. The size of the large roulette body 51A, the size of the medium roulette body 51B and the size of the small roullet body 51C are different from each other in the size of the roulette body 50 The basic configuration is the same. Hereinafter, the roulette constituting member 50 will be described below. However, in the following description of the roulette constituting member 50, it is necessary to distinguish particularly large and small roulette bodies as a part common to the large and small roulette bodies , The description is made without attaching the A, B, and C refinement codes to the code, and in the figure, when it is easy to distinguish the large and small roulette bodies, the division code of A, B, and C (Fig. 11, etc.). ≪ tb > < TABLE >

The roulette constituting member 50 includes a roulette body 51, a ball pocket 52, a ball sensor 58 (see Fig. 11), a number display section 53, A ball rail 55, an LED 56, and the like.

The roulette body (51) includes a rotating annular member. The roulette body 51 in the present embodiment is constituted by a wheel-like member attached to the front face side of the rotary member 30. In the roulette body 51, a ball pocket 52 and a number display portion 53 are formed (see Fig. 11, etc.).

The ball pocket 52 is formed by a plurality of spaces formed in the roulette body 51 so that the ball 59 released from the ball release device 60 can fall (enter). In the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment, the ball pockets 52 are formed by the spaces partitioned by the partition vanes 52a. Each ball pocket 52 has a predetermined roulette number, and the number is determined according to which ball pocket 52 has fallen.

The compartment wing 52a is provided on the outer periphery of the roulette body 51 so as to rotate together with the roulette body 51. [ The number of the partition blades 52a is equal to the number of the ball pockets 52. [ The configuration, size, and installation intervals of the compartment blades 52a are all the same so that the probability that the ball 59 falls with respect to each of the ball pockets 52 (in other words, .

The ball sensor 58 is a sensor for detecting in which ball pocket 52 the ball 59 has fallen. The specific number or shape of the ball sensor 58 is not particularly limited. For example, in the present embodiment, optical sensors are disposed one by one in the ball pockets 52, and based on which sensor the ball 59 has been detected, (See FIG. 11).

The number display section 53 is a member (a numeral half) for displaying a number in each roulette. There is no particular limitation on the specific configuration example of the number display section 53. The number display section 53 of this embodiment is formed on the inner peripheral side of the ball pocket 52 in accordance with the actual roulette lottery device, And is formed so as to be visible using a light-transmitting member. More specifically, the light of the LED 56 provided on the back side of these number display portions 53 is used to make the audience such as a player shine.

The LED 56 is a light source that irradiates the number display portion 53 with light from the rear side so that a predetermined number is visible. These LEDs 56 may be provided on the rotary member 30 so as to rotate together with the number display portion 53. In the present embodiment, the LEDs 56 are provided on the fixing member 20, not on the rotary member 30. In the configuration in which the LED 56 is not rotated as described above, since it is not necessary to rotate the wiring of the LED 56, a conductive member such as a rotor or a brush is unnecessary, This simply ends. Therefore, it is also suitable from the viewpoints of durability and long life.

A plurality of these LEDs 56 are arranged in a band shape running around the back side of the number display unit 53. [ The plurality of LEDs 56 are controlled to be turned on by the control unit 80. For example, when the LED 56 is lit in synchronization with each number of the number display unit 53 rotating together with the roulette body 51, only one of the number display units 53 can be made to appear glowing. In the roulette lottery apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, only the number (winning number) corresponding to the ball pocket 52 in which the ball 59 has fallen is seen to shine. At this time, if the LED 56 is sequentially turned on and controlled so as to follow the number corresponding to the rotation, a light source is provided on the back side of the winning number, and the light source is displayed on the number display part 53 It is possible to give the impression that it is rotating together.

The ball rail 55 is a manuscript type which guides the ball 59 released from the ball release device 60 or a conical (tapered) guide which is opened to the front side (front side). The ball rail 55 of the present embodiment is formed by a cylindrical member fixed to the fixing member 20 with a diameter slightly larger than that of the roulette body 51 (see Figs. 8 and 9, etc.). The balls 59 released from the ball release device 60 swing (pendulum movement) from side to side while gradually narrowing the amplitude along the surface of the ball rail 55. A fall-off prevention guard 57 for preventing the ball 59 from dropping to the front side (front side) of the ball rail 55 may be provided (see FIG. 6 and the like). Needless to say, the size (diameter) of the ball rail 55 is formed by varying the curvature of each of the roulette bodies 51A to 51C (see FIG. 9 and others). Therefore, the cycle of the pendulum movement of the ball 59 differs for each of the large and small roulette bodies 51A to 51C. Particularly, in the large ruled soul 51A, it is possible to produce a lottery that is so profound in that the ball 59A is large and the pendulum movement is comparatively slow, and the last of the three roulette bodies 51A to 51C It is suitable as lottery to be carried out.

The ball rail 55 is provided so as to be tilted to the back side of the roulette drawing device 1 (see Fig. 9 and the like), like the fixing member 20. Therefore, the ball rail 55 constantly acts on the ball 59 pivoting on the ball rail 55 toward the ball pocket 52, so that the ball 59, whose amplitude is gradually narrowed, And is guided to drop into the pocket 52. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the ball rail 55 is formed in a conical shape (tapered shape) in which the ball rail 55 is opened to the front side (front side), and the inclination angle of the portion for guiding the ball 59 to the ball pocket 52 is changed It is possible to adjust the time until the ball 59 is guided to the ball pocket 52 and dropped.

(Ball release device 60)

The ball release device 60 is a device for releasing and launching the ball 59 in the standby state at the time of roulette drawing. The ball releasing device 60 of the present embodiment is disposed at a position suitable for releasing the ball 59 held by the ball rail 55 toward the ball rail 55, for example, at a position near 9 o'clock when viewed toward the roulette body 51 7, 9, and 13, etc.) through the ball releasing device fixing frame 28 in the standby position (indicated by reference numeral SB in Fig. 13). Hereinafter, a configuration example of such a ball release device 60 will be described.

The ball release device 60 of the present embodiment includes a solenoid 61, a solenoid sensor 62, a roller 63, a release sensor 64, a set sensor 65, a roller support lever 66a, a link 66c A delivery lever 66d, and a coil spring 67 (see Fig. 25 and the like). These members are attached to an attaching plate 68 having two plate members formed by combining angles and a blind plate 69 disposed on the front side of the roulette lottery machine 1 as viewed from the attaching plate 68 (See Figs. 13 and 24, etc.). In the interior of the attachment plate 68 and the blind plate 69, a passage space of the ball 59 is formed (see FIG. 25, etc.).

A roller 63 for restricting the ball 59 is attached to the tip of a roller support lever 66a which is rotatable about the support point 66b. The base end side of the roller support lever 66a is pulled by the coil spring 67 and pressed so that the roller 63 protrudes into the passage space of the ball 59 (in the standby state) ). The roller support lever 66a is connected to the plunger 61a of the solenoid 61 via a link 66c and a transmission lever 66d. When the plunger 61a is energized by energizing the solenoid 61, the delivery lever 66d swings clockwise in FIG. 25 around the fulcrum 66e, and the roller support lever 66a is rotated through the link 66c, As shown in FIG. The roller support lever 66a to which the motion is transmitted is pivoted clockwise in FIG. 25 around the fulcrum 66b to retract the roller 63 from the ball passage space. When the roller 63 is retracted, the ball 59 in the standby state loses support and falls.

The solenoid sensor 62 is a sensor for detecting the roller 63 or the roller support lever 66a which is retracted from the ball passage space and confirms that the roller 63 has performed a predetermined operation. The set sensor 65 confirms the presence or absence of the ball 59 at the standby position. The release sensor 64 is provided in the vicinity of the ball dropping device in the ball release device 60, and detects that the ball 59 is released and dropped.

The ball 59 released from the ball release device 60 pivots to the left and right along the surface of the ball rail 55 and drops from the ball rail 55 while gradually reducing the amplitude, Enters any ball pocket 52 (see FIG. 6, etc.). The movement of the ball 59 at this time depends on various factors (the size of the ball 59, the weight, the speed at the time of release, the size of the roulette body 51, the size of the ball pocket 52, The inclination angle to the back side of the rotation center line Z of the roulette body 51 when the ball surface is taken as a reference and the like. 52a so that they may swing for a long period of time. The movement of the ball 59 is greatly different from that of the conventional roulette game apparatus, and thus can give a fresh impression to the audience.

(For example, after the ball 59 enters the ball pocket 52 and the number is determined in all of the three roulette bodies 51A to 51C), the ball 59 dropped on the ball pocket 52 The roulette body 51 is rotated clockwise in the figure to move the ball 59 to a position immediately before the ball reset device 70 (recovery position).

(Ball reset device 70)

The ball reset device 70 is a device for pushing the ball 59 moved to the return position to the front side of the roulette drawing device 1 and moving it to the standby position and resetting it (returning to the standby state). The ball reset device 70 of the present embodiment is provided at a position suitable for pushing the ball 59 to the ball release device 60, for example, at a position on the back side of the ball release device 60, And is fixed to the fixing member 20 through the frame 29 (see Fig. 13). Hereinafter, a configuration example of such a ball reset device 70 will be described (see Figs. 26 and 27).

The ball reset device 70 of the present embodiment includes a ball reset motor 71, a gear train 72, a torque limiter 73, a ball screw 74, a change nut 75, a ball extrusion rod 76, A sensor dog 76a, a home sensor 77, and a limit sensor 78 (see Fig. 27). These members are attached to a channel-shaped attaching frame member 79.

The ball resetting motor 71 transmits a driving force through the gear train 72 to rotate the ball screw 74. The ball screw 74 is rotatably supported by the attaching frame member 79 and the ball extrusion rod 76 attached to the change nut 75 on the ball screw 74 is moved in the forward and backward directions (I.e., the front direction or the back surface direction).

The push rod 76 advances in the front direction from the groove position (initial position), pushes the ball 59 toward the ball release device 60, and then backward in the backward direction to return to the home position. The forward and backward movements before and after the push rod 76 are determined by the rotational direction (static electricity or reverse) of the ball reset motor 71. The stop position of the ball extrusion rod 76 when the ball extrusion rod 76 is advanced or retreated is set such that the sensor dog 76a attached to the ball extrusion rod 76 is inserted into the groove sensor 77 and the limit sensor 78). ≪ / RTI >

The groove sensor 77 detects that the ball extrusion rod 76 is retracted to the home position. The limit sensor 78 detects that the ball extrusion rod 76 advances to a predetermined ball extrusion position (limit position). The torque limiter 73 is attached to the shaft of the ball screw 74 and protects the ball extrusion rod 76 and the ball reset motor 71 when a problem such as overrun or overload occurs.

A series of operations of the ball reset device 70 can be summarized as follows. First, the groove sensor 77 is checked to confirm that the ball extrusion rod 76 is in the groove position. Next, the ball resetting motor 71 is rotated to advance the ball extrusion rod 76. When the limit sensor 78 detects the sensor dog 76a, it is determined that the ball extrusion rod 76 has advanced to the limit position, and the ball resetting motor 71 is stopped. After a lapse of a predetermined time, the ball reset motor 71 is reversed, and the ball extrusion rod 76 is moved backward. When the home sensor 77 detects the sensor dog 76a, it is determined that the ball extrusion rod 76 has returned to the home position, and the ball resetting motor 71 is stopped.

(Control unit 80)

The control unit 80 is constituted by a CPU, a memory (ROM, RAM), and the like and realizes various functions by executing the game program 91 of the storage unit 90 to control the entire game device 100. [ The ballet release control section 84, the ball reset control section 85, the display control section 86, and the game control section 81. The game control section 81, the drive system control section 82, the roulette body control section 83, the ball release control section 84, A sound control unit 87, and a lighting control unit 88 (see Fig. 2).

The control unit 80 controls the various components of the game apparatus 100 such as the camera 5, the case speaker 6, the central projector 7, the illuminator 8, the history display unit 9, Controls the motor 41, the LED 56, the solenoid 61, the ball reset motor 71, the game table display unit 203, the operation unit 205, the side monitor 500 and the like (see FIG. 2) . For example, an operation signal from the operation unit 205 for betting in the game table displayed on the game table display unit 203 by the player and an operation signal from the encoder 43, release sensor 64, set sensor 65, The limit sensor 78, the ball sensor 58, and the like are transmitted to the control unit 80, respectively. The storage unit 90 stores a game program 91, bet data 92, reference information 93, payout rate data 94, and the like (see FIG. 2).

The game control section 81 controls the roulette game by executing the game program 91 of the storage section 90. [ The game control section 81 stores the bet data 92 according to the progress of the game and the reference information 93 indicating the history of the past game results and accumulates the payout rate data 94 .

The game control section 81 also functions as a setting section 81a, a determination section 81b, a payment section 81c and a calculation section 81d for executing a roulette game. The setting unit 81a sets various values of the roulette game according to the progress of the game. The determination section 81b determines the number (the number corresponding to the ball pocket 52 in which the ball 59 has fallen) based on the detection signal from the ball sensor 58. [ The payment unit 81c makes a payment for the setting of the prediction when the determination unit 81b determines that the prediction is correct. The paying section 81c carries out processing for paying out chips of a long number corresponding to the bet. The calculation unit 81d executes a predetermined calculation (for example, calculation of a payout rate and a probability that each number appears) according to the determined number, and stores the calculated payout rate as payout rate data 94 ( 2).

The drive system control unit 82 controls the operation (rotation, rotation speed, stop) of the roulette body 51 by the roulette body drive motor 41. [ The ball release control section 84 controls the ball release operation in the ball release device 60. The ball reset control unit 85 controls the ball reset operation in the ball reset device 70. The display control unit 86 controls the display in the game table display unit 203, the central projector 7, and the history display unit 9 under the control unit 80. The sound control unit 87 controls the output of sounds and various sound effects from the case speaker 6 and the like in accordance with the progress of the game. The illumination control unit 88 controls illumination in the illumination device 8 or the like.

The storage unit 90 is constituted by a hard disk device or the like and stores various programs and data. The data stored in the storage unit 90 includes bet data 92 indicating the bet status set by the setting unit 81a and reference information 92 that can be used as a reference of the bet provided to the player during the bet available time 93 (history information of an appearance number, appearance rate of each number of past games), payout rate data 94 indicating the current payout rate calculated by the calculation unit 81d, and the like.

(Operation at Roulette Draw)

Subsequently, a series of operations in the roulette lottery machine 1 of the present embodiment will be described with the flow in conjunction with the operation in the station machine 200 (see Fig. 28). In the following description, the large-sized and medium-sized roulette bodies 51 are also referred to as a large wheel 51A, a medium wheel 51B, and a small wheel 51C, respectively.

The control unit 80 controls the network 400 and the master machine 200 so that the bet can be set between the roulette lottery machine 1 and the station machine 200 (Roulette body 51) determines the ball firing timing (step SP3).

After determination of the firing timing, the ball 59 is first released from the standby state in the small wheel and fired (step SP4). When the ball 59 falls into a ball pocket 52 and the result of the small wheel is determined and the number is determined (step SP5), the result information is transmitted to each station 200, Is displayed on the table display section 203, and is produced as a lottery result on the small wheel (step SP203).

In the roulette lottery machine 1, when the ball 59 drops onto the ball pocket 52, the LED 56 is sequentially blinked so that only the number display portion 53 corresponding to the ball pocket 52 is visible Turn the small wheel clockwise for about one week. When the ball pocket 52 reaches the lower right position (at the position of 6 o'clock) for about one week, the small wheel is stopped and the state is maintained until all the roulette draws by the three wheels are finished. If the ball pocket 52 is held directly below (at 6 o'clock) together with the ball 59, the audience can easily see the result until all the lotteries are finished (see Fig. 3, etc.).

Subsequently, the ball 59 is released from the standby state in the middle of the wheel and is fired (step SP6). When the ball 59 falls on a ball pocket 52 and the result of the middle wheel is determined and the second number is determined (step SP7), the result information is transmitted to each station 200, Is displayed on the game table display unit 203 as information, and rendered as a lottery result on the middle wheel (step SP204).

In the roulette lottery machine 1, the LEDs 56 are sequentially blinked so that only the number display portion 53 corresponding to the ball pocket 52 in which the ball 59 has fallen is sequentially turned on, Give week. When the ball pocket 52 reaches the lower right position (position of 6 o'clock) for about one week, the middle wheel is stopped and the state is maintained until all the roulette draws by the three wheels are finished Etc.).

After that, the ball 59 is released from the stand-by state in the large wheel and is fired (step SP8). When the ball 59 drops to a ball pocket 52 and the result of the large wheel is determined and the third number is determined (step SP9), the result information is transmitted to each station 200, Is displayed on the game table display unit 203 as information and rendered as a lottery result on the large wheel (step SP205).

In the roulette lottery machine 1, the LEDs 56 are sequentially blinked so that only the number display portion 53 corresponding to the ball pockets 52 in which the ball 59 has fallen is glowing, Give week. When the ball pocket 52 reaches the position immediately below (at the position of 6 o'clock) by about one week, the large wheel is stopped. At this time, the winning numbers of the small wheel, the middle wheel, and the large wheel are arranged in a line (see Fig. 3, etc.).

When three numbers are determined by the roulette lottery using three wheels, when a jackpot (JP, large win) has occurred in any of the station devices 200 (Yes at step SP206) SP207). If no jackpot is generated (step SP206: No), no jackpot presentation is made, and the total result is judged and cleared (step SP208), and the game ends (step SP209). In the roulette lottery machine 1, if a jackpot is generated in any of the station machines 200 (Yes at step SP10), the jacket is also produced in the roulette lottery machine 1 (step SP11) (Step SP12). In the example of the jackpot in the game device 100 according to the present embodiment, the same numbers are displayed in all of the roulette bodies 51A, 51B, and 51C of the masses.

When the game ends, the large wheel, the middle wheel, and the small wheel are rotated in the clockwise direction, and each ball 59 is recovered and returned to the standby state. More specifically, the wheel is stopped at a point where the ball 59 reaches just before the ball reset device 70, the ball 59 is extruded by the ball extrusion rod 76, .

(Regarding the size and the like of the roulette drawing device 1)

As shown in the drawing, the roulette lottery apparatus 1 in the present embodiment is a large-sized apparatus that is unrivaled for a roulette game, and shows an overwhelming presence. It is customary for a general roulette drawer to be such that the size of the roulette halves or balls is naturally determined (within a certain range) in that the dealer manually rotates half of the roulette, The general idea about the shape, shape, size, etc. of the lottery device is thought to be formed to some extent. In view of the audience who is thought to have such a general idea in most cases, the roulette lottery apparatus 1 of the present embodiment is characterized in that, in addition to the apparatus itself being large, a plurality of large roulette bodies (51) is used to draw roulette draws, so it is possible to give a strong and novel impression from the viewpoint of the past.

The specific size of the roulette drawer 1 as described above is not particularly limited, but if it is an example only, the maximum size of the plurality of roulette bodies 51A, 51B, 51C (See Fig. 8), the outer diameter X of the outer circumferential surface 51A (see Fig. 8) exceeds 3 m. Such a roulette drawer 1 is powerful and the movement of the roulette body 51 or the ball 59 is also easy to see from afar. Moreover, according to the roulette drawing apparatus 1 that has been enlarged up to this extent, it is possible to provide a game in which a plurality of players enjoy the same roulette game (a game using a single roulette drawer 1) at the same time, can do.

The roulette lottery device 1 is a device in which each player who is seated in each of the station equipments 200 as well as a line of sight of a player watching the game from behind or around the roulette body 51 or the ball 59 It is more suitable if it realizes height and size which are easy to concentrate. Although not described in detail in this specification, by combining a visual effect by various decorating devices (including a flashing front light device) for decorating the roulette drawing device 1 and a sound effect (sound effect) It is possible to produce a better feeling of power and presence that is not available in a conventional roulette drawing device.

The above-described embodiments are examples of preferred embodiments of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the roulette lottery machine 1 having three large and medium sized roulette bodies 51A, 51B and 51C is exemplified. However, as a preferable example, the number of the roulette bodies 51 is not limited to three Do not.

In addition, the rotation direction of the roulette body 51 at the time of drawing or at the time of recovery (resetting) of the ball 59 is not limited to the clockwise direction. For example, only one or two roulette bodies 51 may be rotated counterclockwise.

In addition, at the time of drawing, an irregular movement may be performed such that the main speed (angular velocity) of the roulette body 51 is not only rotated but also increased or decreased in speed, or intermittently moved.

In the roulette lottery machine 1 having such a configuration of the above-described embodiment, the rotation center line Z of the roulette body 51 is inclined by 10 DEG with respect to the horizontal plane (Y = 80 DEG) However, this is only a concrete example of a suitable form. It should be noted that in the roulette lottery machine 1 according to the present invention, the rotational center line Z of the roulette body 51 is horizontal or approximate thereto, but the range or specific inclination may be appropriately determined depending on the size, It may be changed.

Industrial availability

The present invention is suitable for application to a roulette drawer for roulette gaming.

1: Roulette lottery device, 2: Expectation, 6: Case speaker, 7: Central projector, 8: Lighting device, 9:
10: support frame (supporting member), 11: vertical frame, 12: horizontal frame, 13: front and rear frames, 14:
A wheel rail base, a plurality of brackets, a wheel rail, an arc-shaped fixing member, a wheel rail, 27: Screw, 26: Adjusting screw, 27: Output bearing member, 28: Frame for fixing the ball release device, 29: Frame for fixing the ball reset device
32: an annular rotary member, 32c: a through hole, 32d: a pin hole, 31d: a separate pin hole, 33a: pin, 33b: washer, 33c: sleeve, 34: slip prevention pin, 35: lubrication member, 36: pin gear wheel
41: drive shaft, 41: output shaft, 42: sprocket (pin gear), 43: encoder
A ball pocket 52a and a ball pocket 52. The roulette body 51 includes a roulette body 51A, 51B and 51C, a roulette body 51B, And a ball sensor 59. The ball sensor 59 includes a plurality of ball sensors 59A and 59B and a plurality of ball sensors 59A and 59B. 59B and 59C: a ball (a ball for a large rulet body 51A, a ball for a medium ruled body 51B, and a ball for a small ruled body 51C)
The present invention relates to a ball releasing device and a ball releasing device which are provided with a ball releasing device and a solenoid. 66a: Support point, 67: Coil spring, 68: Mounting plate, 69: Blind plate
Wherein the ball sensor is provided with a ball sensor for detecting a ball from the ball and a ball sensor for detecting a ball from the ball sensor. : Limit sensor, 79: attachment frame member
80: control unit 81: game control unit 81a: setting unit 81b: judging unit 81c: paying unit 81d:
A ball control unit, and a ball reset control unit. The ball control unit includes a display control unit, a sound control unit, a sound control unit,
90: storage unit, 91: game program, 92: bet data, 93: reference information, 94: payout rate data
The game apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the game apparatus further comprises: a game device; 200-N: a station device;
X: outer diameter of large roulette body 51A, Y: angle of causing roulette body (angle formed between the rotating surface of the roulette body and the horizontal surface), Z:

Claims (11)

As a roulette drawer for roulette gaming,
A plurality of ball bodies each of which has a plurality of ball pockets into which balls for drawing are placed and which are rotatably held on a common axis of rotation in a state in which a rotating surface of the ball pocket is raised,
A plurality of balls corresponding to each of the plurality of roulette bodies and having different sizes,
A driving source for rotating the roulette body,
A ball guide member for guiding the ball into any of the ball pockets while pivotally moving the ball;
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Wherein the plurality of roulette bodies are arranged in such a state that they are shifted in a line direction of the rotation center line,
Wherein the plurality of roulette bodies correspond to a ball having a smaller size as the inner side. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 1, comprising a plurality of annular rails, and rotates the plurality of roulette bodies along any of the plurality of annular rails. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of roulette bodies are arranged so as to be positioned on the back side of the apparatus as the inner side. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the ball pocket is smaller in the inner side of the plurality of roulette bodies. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 3, characterized in that the rotational angular velocities of the plurality of roulette bodies are different. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the plurality of roulette bodies have the same peripheral speed (circumferential speed). The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein drawing is performed sequentially by the plurality of roulette bodies. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the drawing by the plurality of roulette bodies is sequentially performed from the inside to the outside. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 8, wherein, upon drawing by the plurality of roulette bodies, one roulette body is stopped and then the next roulette body is rotated. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein at least a part of the number indicator portion of the roulette body is made of a light-transmitting material, and a light source for irradiating light from the back surface of the number display portion is further provided. The roulette drawing apparatus according to claim 10, wherein the light source is fixed and does not rotate.

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