KR102428295B1 - Billiard-hall kiosk system - Google Patents

Abstract

A billiard hall kiosk system is provided. The billiard hall kiosk system comprises: a management server managing statuses of games in progress on a plurality of billiard tables and providing a payment service; a kiosk receiving data for managing the games on the billiard tables from the management server; and a scoreboard displaying a game progress time on each billiard table and a current score of a player, wherein the kiosk includes: a touch screen panel detecting touch information input from a user; a payment module including a cash input/payment module and a card payment module; and a first communications module including a function to communicate with the scoreboard and the management server, and wherein the management server calculates time at which a game on each billiard table ends at a specific interval of time and includes a function to recommend, through the kiosk, waiting at a billiard table with the smallest expected waiting time among the billiard tables with the smallest number of waiting teams when the games are in progress on all the billiard tables.

Description

Billiard room kiosk system {BILLIARD-HALL KIOSK SYSTEM}

The present invention relates to a billiard room kiosk system.

The modern society is said to be a leisure-oriented society. Against this background, work is important, but effective use of leisure can lead to better work and enrich our lives. Although there are many types of leisure, sports activities are representative of active leisure activities and are considered as efficient leisure activities. Billiards is a representative sport that we can easily access in our daily life and have the most clubs.

In general, billiards is played using billiard balls of various numbers and colors depending on the type of game (or game), and since a cue table and a billiard table must be installed for a billiard game, a billiard room is usually used.

In the billiard room, a board for displaying the score of the corresponding billiard table is installed around each of the plurality of billiard tables, and the score and time are counted and displayed using this. Recently, a billiard table terminal in the form of a touch screen or a kiosk is provided instead of a board, and a score and time are displayed through this, and various services are provided according to the progress of a billiard game.

An object of the present invention is to provide a billiard room kiosk system that manages games and provides a calculation service in a billiard room, and a processing method thereof.

A billiard room kiosk system according to an embodiment of the present invention for solving the above problems is a management server that manages the current state of a game in a plurality of billiard tables, and provides a payment service, A kiosk receiving data for managing a game, and a scoreboard displaying a game progress time and a player's current score at each of the billiard tables, wherein the kiosk includes a touch screen panel for detecting touch information input from a user; a payment module including a cash input/disbursement module and a card payment module, and a first communication module including a function to communicate with the scoreboard and the management server, wherein the management server includes: It includes a function of calculating the time at which the game will end in a specific period, and recommending that the waiting team wait for the pool table with the smallest expected waiting time among the pool tables through the kiosk when the game is in progress at all of the plurality of pool tables.

The scoreboard includes a game time display panel for displaying game time of the pool table, a game play button for counting the game time, a reset button for resetting the game time and counting a new one, and a plurality of score balls moving left and right Score recording modules, a plurality of electromagnet modules disposed on one side and the other side of each score recording module, an insulating plate disposed between the plurality of score recording modules, and a function to communicate with the kiosk and the management server It may include a second communication module including a.

The score R may include a magnetic material.

The scoreboard may automatically determine the score to be displayed on each score recording module based on the ratio of the input magnetic field to the output of the plurality of electromagnet modules.

The above kiosk is an area where you can start a new game immediately, an area where you can reserve a wait at an appropriate pool table if a game is in progress at any pool table, an area where you can start a new game at the pool table you've played in, and an area where you can start a new game at the pool table you've been playing in, and for other members' games. It is possible to display a first screen including an area that can be joined, an area that can move to the settlement screen, and an area that can move to a screen where the reserve can be recharged.

The kiosk is a second screen including an area for selecting a desired pool table when a waiting reservation area is touched on the first screen, a selection area for viewing the status of each pool table, and a recommended waiting pool table selection area screen can be displayed.

The recommended standby pool table selection area may display a pool table having the smallest expected waiting time among the pool tables having the smallest waiting team.

In the kiosk, when an area that can move from the first screen to the settlement screen is touched, each settlement area selectable to calculate a value obtained by dividing the total game cost by the number of members who played, and a specific member pays all of the total game cost A third screen may be displayed including a batch settlement area that can be selected for calculation, and a smart settlement area that can be selected so that members other than the final winner member can divide and calculate the game cost.

When the smart settlement area is touched, members other than the final winner member may be calculated to settle the game cost according to the number of target score balls set at the start of the game and the number of final score balls.

The billiard room kiosk system further includes a user terminal installed with a program that can use a part of the service provided through the kiosk, wherein when the user terminal is located within 10m from the kiosk, a part of the service can be provided have.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to automatically place a waiting member on the appropriate pool table.

In addition, various settlement methods for payment may be automatically calculated and provided.

1 is a diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of a billiard room kiosk system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a scoreboard according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 to 8 are views schematically showing a touch screen panel (screen) of a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention, respectively.
9 is a diagram exemplarily showing a hardware configuration of a management server according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention and methods of achieving them will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described below in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but will be implemented in a variety of different forms, only these embodiments allow the disclosure of the present invention to be complete, and common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs It is provided to fully inform the possessor of the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims.

Although the first, second, etc. are used to describe various elements, these elements are not limited by these terms, of course. These terms are only used to distinguish one component from another. Therefore, it goes without saying that the first component mentioned below may be the second component within the spirit of the present invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same or similar reference numerals are used for the same components in the drawings.

1 is a diagram schematically showing the overall configuration of a billiard room kiosk system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , the billiard room kiosk system includes a management server 10 , a kiosk 20 , a scoreboard 30 , and a user terminal 40 .

The management server 10 may manage billiard room members. The management server 10 may store personal information of billiard room members. For example, the personal information may include ID, password, name, age, gender and average. Here, the average is a balance determined by measuring one's own average compared to the average game innings.

"Member" means a person registered in the management server 10 as a billiard room user, player, or guest.

The management server 10 may manage at least one game of a pool table.

For example, the management server 10 may proceed with the selected game of the pool table. In the management server 10 , the type of game and the number of players of the game may be set. For example, the management server 10 may be set whether the game currently in progress is 3 ball, 4 ball, or a pocket ball.

The management server 10 may manage the current state of the game for each billiard table. For example, the management server 10 may automatically determine the score for each member of the game in progress for each pool table.

The management server 10 may measure the period during which the billiard room member uses the billiard game at the selected billiard table. The management server 10 may provide a standby service so that, when a game is in progress at all the billiard tables installed in the billiard room, the standby member plays a new game after the current game ends at the appropriately selected billiard table.

As another example, the management server 10 may provide a service for paying the game cost of the selected pool table. The management server 10 may be connected to an external payment server (eg, a card company server, a bank server, or a payment agency server) to provide a payment service that allows a member to pay for a game fee. The management server 10 may manage the amount prepaid by the member. The management server 10 may provide a service that allows the member to pay for the game with the charged amount.

As another example, the management server 10 may automatically provide various settlement methods for calculation. For example, a settlement method in which one selected billiard table member pays all the game costs, a settlement method in which all selected billiard table members share the game cost equally, and a method where everyone except the final winner member at the selected billiard table is appropriate It is possible to provide a settlement method in which the game cost is divided and paid.

The kiosk 20 may receive data for managing the game of the pool table from the management server 10 . A billiard room management program may be installed in the kiosk 20 . Here, the program refers to software developed so that a user can perform a specific task using a device. In addition, a program may consist of instructions necessary to perform a specific task. Here, the commands constituting the program may be different from each other according to the type of the operating system.

The kiosk 20 may include a processor, controller, integrated circuit, programmable logic circuit, or other database and signal processing device in any combination, in addition to one or more memories, transmitters and receivers, displays, and various other devices. It may include a communication module capable of communicating with the device. In addition, it may include a computer program that performs data operation through a specified algorithm and displays the result so that it can be recognized from the outside through a display, and a user interface (UI) implemented so that a user can operate it. can Kiosk 20 may include any device or equipment that includes memory associated with a processor. A processor may implement an operating system and may execute computer programs known as instructions, software codes, executables, applications, apps, and the like.

In one embodiment, the kiosk 20 may include a touch screen panel 21 , a payment module 22 , and a first communication module 23 .

In an embodiment, the touch screen panel 21 is a touch-sensitive display panel that detects touch information input from a user. A variety of display panels such as an LCD panel or an organic light emitting diode panel may be applied to the touch screen panel 21 .

In one embodiment, the payment module 22 may include a cash input/disbursement module and a card payment module 22 . The cash input/disbursement module may determine the type of cash input from the user, and may pay the appropriate type of cash to the user. The card payment module 22 may read card magnetic information or card IC chip information.

In one embodiment, the first communication module 23 may be a short-range communication module. The first communication module 23 may provide a function allowing the kiosk 20 to communicate with the user terminal 40 , the scoreboard 30 , and the management server 10 . For example, the kiosk 20 may transmit/receive data to and from the user terminal 40 located within a predetermined distance d1 from the kiosk 20 through the first communication module 23 . In an embodiment, the predetermined distance d1 may be about 10 m. The kiosk 20 may be directly connected to the scoreboard 30 wirelessly or wired to transmit/receive data.

The user terminal 40 may receive a service for managing the game of the pool table within a predetermined distance d1 from the kiosk 20 . A billiard room use program may be installed in the user terminal 40 . The member may use a part of the service provided by the management server 10 through the kiosk 20 within a predetermined distance d1 from the kiosk 20 through the user terminal 40 .

For example, the user terminal 40 may each include a smart phone, a personal computer, a laptop computer, a mobile communication device (including a wireless device), a workstation, a tablet computer, or a portable digital assistant (PDA).

In one embodiment, the billiard room kiosk system may include a plurality of scoreboards 30 . For example, each scoreboard 30 may correspond one-to-one with each billiard table. The scoreboard 30 may display the game progress time of each pool table and the current score of each member. The description of the scoreboard 30 will be described later in detail with reference to FIG. 2 .

Although not clearly shown, communication between the management server 10 , the kiosk 20 , the scoreboard 30 , and the user terminal 40 may be made through a communication network. The communication network may use standard communication technologies and/or protocols related to wired/wireless networks.

2 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a scoreboard according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2 , in one embodiment, the scoreboard 30 may include a game time display board 310 , a game play button 311 , and a new game button 320 disposed on the upper side.

The game time display panel 310 may display the game time of the corresponding billiard table. For example, the counting of game time may be started by the play game button 311 . When the user touches the game play button 311 , the game time is counted, and the counting information may be displayed on the game time display panel 310 .

If the user touches the new game button 320 while the game time is being counted, the game time counted on the game time display panel 310 may be temporarily stopped. The game time display panel 310 may be reset through the new game button 320 . When the user touches the new game button 320, the game time of the game time display panel 310 may be newly counted from 00:00.

The time counting displayed on the game time display panel 310 may be performed according to information from the kiosk 20 in addition to the game play button 311 and the new game button 320 . For example, when information on game start is transmitted from the kiosk 20 to the scoreboard 30 , time counting may be performed on the game time display panel 310 .

In one embodiment, the scoreboard 30 includes a plurality of score recording modules ( 301 to 304) may be further included. For example, the plurality of score recording modules 301 to 304 include a first score recording module 301 , a second score recording module 302 , a third score recording module 303 and and a fourth scoring module 304 .

The first score recording module 301 may record and display the score of the first member who is playing the game at the pool table. The second score recording module 302 may record and display the score of the second member who is playing the game at the pool table. The third score recording module 303 may record and display the score of a third member who is playing a game at the pool table. The fourth score recording module 304 may record and display the score of a fourth member who is playing a game at the pool table.

In each score recording module 301 to 304, the score may be recorded by moving the score egg 340 directly by each member. For example, the score egg 340 may be moved in the left and right directions. The scoreboard 30 may automatically determine the score in each score recording module 301 to 304 .

The scoreboard 30 may recognize the number of the first score eggs 340 placed on the left after the game starts as the target score to be finally reached. When the user moves the score ball 340 disposed on the left to the right during the game, the scoreboard 30 may automatically count the score by the number of the score balls 340 moved from the left to the right. For example, one score egg 340 corresponds to 10 points.

Each of the score recording modules 301 to 304 may display a target score and a current score on the upper side of the score egg 340 , and a display for displaying a current rank and game victory points may be disposed.

The scoreboard 30 may further include a plurality of electromagnet modules 350 disposed on the left and right sides of each score recording module 301 to 304 . The scoreboard 30 can automatically calculate the score by calculating the magnetic field between the electromagnet and the adjacent score egg 340 through the electromagnet module 350 disposed on the left and right sides of each score recording module 301 to 304. . For example, by calculating the ratio of the input magnetic field to the output of the electromagnet module 350 disposed on the left and the ratio of the input magnetic field to the output of the electromagnet module 350 disposed on the left, the scoreboard 30 can calculate the score have.

In one embodiment, the score R 340 may include a magnetic material. For example, an attractive force may act within a predetermined distance between adjacent score balls 340 . In addition, the score ball 340 may act as an attractive force within a predetermined distance from the adjacent electromagnet module 350 . In each of the score recording modules 301 to 304 , the score egg 340 disposed on the left and the score egg 340 disposed on the right side may have an interval d2 or more in which attractive forces do not act with each other. The score R 340 may change the ratio of the input magnetic field to the output of the electromagnet module 350 .

In one embodiment, the scoreboard 30 may further include an insulating plate 360 disposed above and below each of the score recording modules 301 to 304 . The insulating plate 360 may block a magnetic field (magnetic coupling) between the vertically adjacent electromagnet modules 350 . In addition, the insulating plate 360 may block the magnetic (or magnetic) influence by the electromagnet module 350 and the score ball 340 adjacent to the upper or lower side of each score recording module 301 to 304 . The insulating plate 360 may be disposed between the adjacent score recording modules 301 to 304 .

In an embodiment, the scoreboard 30 may further include a second communication module 370 . The second communication module 370 may be a short-range communication module. The second communication module 370 may provide a function allowing the scoreboard 30 to communicate with the kiosk 20 and the management server 10 . The scoreboard 30 may transmit score information and game time information of each member to the kiosk 20 through the second communication module 370 .

Next, a processing method of the billiard room kiosk system will be described.

3 to 8 are views schematically showing a touch screen panel (screen) of a kiosk according to an embodiment of the present invention, respectively.

The screen S110 of FIG. 3 shows the main screen of the kiosk 20 . The screen S110 shows an information input area 201 where a billiard room user (member) can input ID/PW information, a login area 202 where a login command can be transmitted after inputting information into the information input area 201, a member It may include a subscription area 203 and a password search area 204 (forgot password area).

After appropriate information is input to the information input area 201 in the S110 screen, when the login area 202 is touched, the screen may move to the S120 screen (refer to FIG. 4 ). Although not clearly shown, when the member registration area 203 is touched, a billiard room user (non-member) may be moved to a screen for membership registration. Although not clearly shown, when the password search area 204 is touched, it may be moved to a screen for finding an ID or password.

The screen S120 of FIG. 4 shows a login status screen. On the S120 screen, the member can proceed with the game and payment (settlement). For example, the S120 screen shows an area 211 where you can start a new game immediately on an empty pool table, an area 212 where you can reserve a wait at an appropriate pool table if a game is in progress at all pool tables, and an area 212 where you can play at the pool table you played. An area 213 to start a new game, an area 214 to join another member's game, an area 215 to move to the settlement screen, and an area 216 to move to a screen where you can recharge your reserves ) may be included.

When the area 211 for directly starting a new game is touched on the S120 screen, the screen may move to the S130 screen (refer to FIG. 5 ). When the area 212 for reserving standby is touched on the S120 screen, the screen may move to the S140 screen (refer to FIG. 6 ). When the area 215 that can move from the S120 screen to the settlement screen is touched, the screen may move to the S160 screen (see FIG. 8 ).

When the area 213 for starting a new game is touched on the screen S120, the game time on the game time display panel 310 on the scoreboard 30 of the pool table being used may be newly counted from 00:00. Touching the area 213 for starting a new game on the S120 screen may have the same function as touching the new game button 320 on the scoreboard 30 .

Although not clearly shown, when the area 214 to join the game is touched on the screen S120, the screen may be moved to a screen for selecting a pool table to join. When a pool table to join is selected, a screen may be moved where the host member currently using the selected pool table decides whether to approve the joining.

Although not clearly shown, when the area 216 that can move from the S120 screen to the screen where the points can be charged is touched, it can be moved to the screen where the member can prepay the points.

The screen S130 of FIG. 5 corresponds to a screen through which a member can set a game to be played. The screen S130 may include an area 221 for selecting a game type, an area 222 for selecting the number of players, and an area 223 for selecting a method of paying game fees.

The game proceeds according to the information selected in the area 221 for selecting the game type, the area 222 for selecting the number of players, and the area 223 for selecting the method of paying the game fee on the S130 screen, respectively, and the scoreboard ( 30) of the game time display panel 310 may be counted.

The screen S140 of FIG. 6 corresponds to a screen for identifying the waiting status and selecting a pool table for waiting. The screen S140 may include an area 231 for selecting a desired pool table, a selection area 232 for viewing the status of each pool table, and a pool table selection area 233 for recommendation.

The area 231 for selecting a desired pool table may include selection areas for selecting each billiard table. In each selection area, the estimated waiting time and the status of the waiting team may be displayed together.

In an embodiment, the management server 10 may calculate an expected time at which the game will end for each pool table, and display the expected waiting time on the kiosk 20 . The management server 10 may determine the expected waiting time T ₁ in real time of the first pool table by applying Equation 1 below to each pool table.

In Equation 1, t ₁ is the game progress time (current game elapsed time), s ₁₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the first member's game, and s ₁₁ is the score eggs remaining in t ₁ is the number of (340). s ₂₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game by the second member, and s ₂₁ is the number of score eggs 340 of the second member remaining in t ₁ . s ₃₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game of the third member, and s ₃₁ is the number of score eggs 340 of the third member remaining in t ₁ . s ₄₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game of the fourth member, and s ₄₁ is the number of score eggs 340 of the fourth member remaining in t ₁ .

In an embodiment, the expected waiting time T ₁ may be continuously updated with a constant period. For example, the expected waiting time T ₁ may be newly calculated every 10 seconds. Accordingly, the expected waiting time T ₁ may change depending on the calculation time. According to the number of game players, the expected waiting time T ₁ may be calculated by omitting at least one term among the second to fourth members in Equation 1 .

Similarly, the management server 10 may determine the expected waiting time of the second to fourth pool tables in real time.

In the screen S140 , the recommended waiting pool table selection area 233 may display a pool table having the smallest expected waiting time among the pool tables having the smallest waiting team. The management server 10 may include a function of recommending that the waiting team wait for the pool table having the smallest expected waiting time among the pool tables with the smallest waiting time through the kiosk 20 .

When the selection area 232 for viewing the status of each pool table is touched, the screen may be moved to the screen S150 (refer to FIG. 7 ). Score information 241 of each billiard table may be displayed on a digital screen. In an embodiment, the score information 241 displayed on the digital screen may have a shape similar to the shape of the scoreboard 30 .

The screen S160 of FIG. 8 corresponds to a screen on which the member can settle (or calculate) the game played. In one embodiment, the screen S160 may be displayed so that the details calculated in a plurality of ways can be selected. For example, the S160 screen may include an individual settlement area 251 , a batch settlement area 252 , a smart settlement area 253 , and a settlement area 254 for each game.

Each settlement area 251 is an area selectable by a member to calculate a value obtained by dividing the total game cost by the number of members (players). The lump sum settlement area 252 is a selectable area for a specific member to calculate all of the total game cost. The smart settlement area 253 is an area that can be selected so that each member, except for the winning member, can settle in proportion to the target score and the acquired score, and calculate the settlement result. The settlement area 254 for each game is an area that can be selected to move to a screen for selecting whether to settle for each game, collectively, or smart settlement when a plurality of games are played.

The management server 10 may calculate to divide the game cost of a plurality of members through a smart settlement method. In one embodiment, the smart settlement method may be a method of dividing the total game cost ( _CT ) by applying Equation 2 below. In Equation 2, C ₁ is the settlement cost of the first member, C ₂ is the settlement cost of the second member, C ₃ is the settlement cost of the third member, and C ₄ is the settlement cost of the fourth member.

In Equation 2, s ₁₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game by the first member, and s ₁₂ is the number of score eggs 340 that are finally scored. s ₂₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game by the second member, and s ₂₂ is the number of score eggs 340 that are finally scored. s ₃₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game of the third member, and s ₃₂ is the number of score eggs 340 that are finally scored. s ₄₀ is the number of target score eggs 340 set at the start of the game of the fourth member, and s ₄₂ is the number of score eggs 340 that are finally scored.

A member (Seungji member) who has acquired as many points as the target number of score eggs 340 in the smart settlement method is excluded from the settlement, and can calculate 0 won.

9 is a diagram exemplarily showing a hardware configuration of a management server according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 9 , the management server 10 stores at least one processor 110 , and instructions for instructing the at least one processor 110 to perform at least one operation. It may include a memory 120 .

Here, the at least one processor 110 may mean a central processing unit (CPU), a graphics processing unit (GPU), or a dedicated processor on which methods according to embodiments of the present invention are performed. can The memory 120 may be configured as at least one of a volatile storage medium and a non-volatile storage medium. For example, the memory 120 may be configured as at least one of a read only memory (ROM) and a random access memory (RAM). The storage device 160 may be a hard disk drive (HDD), a solid state drive (SSD), or the like.

In addition, the management server 10 may include a transceiver 130 for performing communication through a communication network. In addition, the management server 10 may further include an input interface device 140 , an output interface device 150 , a storage device 160 , and the like. Each of the components included in the management server 10 may be connected by a bus 170 to communicate with each other. The management server 10 may include functions such as a push server, a gateway server, and a name server.

As described above, embodiments according to the technical idea of the present invention have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, but those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains will have other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features of the present invention. It will be understood that it can be implemented as It should be understood that the embodiments described above are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive.

10: management server 20: kiosk
21: touch screen panel 22: payment module
23: first communication module 30: scoreboard
301: first score recording module 302: second score recording module
303: third score recording module 304: fourth score recording module
310: game time display panel 311: game play button
320: new game button 340: score
350: electromagnet module 360: insulating plate
370: second communication module 40: user terminal

Claims (5)

a management server that manages the game status in progress in a plurality of pool tables, and provides a payment service;
a kiosk receiving data for managing games of the plurality of billiard tables from the management server; and
Including a scoreboard displaying the game progress time and the player's current score of each of the billiard tables,
The kiosk is
a touch screen panel for detecting touch information input from a user;
a payment module including a cash input/payment module and a card payment module; and
A first communication module capable of communicating with the scoreboard and the management server,
The management server calculates an expected waiting time at which the game of each billiard table will end at a specific period, and recommends a pool table with the smallest expected waiting time among the pool tables with the fewest waiting teams based on the calculation result. recommended to users through
The expected waiting time (T ₁ ) is calculated according to the following equation when there are 4 game users,

In the above formula, t ₁ is the game progress time (current game elapsed time), s ₁₀ is the number of target score eggs set at the start of the first member's game, s ₁₁ is the number of score eggs remaining in t ₁ , s ₂₀ is the number of target score balls set by the second member at the start of the game, s ₂₁ is the number of score balls of the second member remaining in t ₁ , and s ₃₀ is the target set by the third member at the start of the game is the number of score eggs, s ₃₁ is the number of score eggs of the third member remaining in t ₁ , s ₄₀ is the number of target score eggs set at the start of the game by the fourth member, and s ₄₁ is the number of score eggs remaining in t ₁ It is the number of score balls of the 4th member in
The kiosk is
an area where you can immediately start a new game;
an area where you can reserve a wait if a game is in progress at any pool table;
An area where you can start a new game on the pool table you played in;
areas where you can join other members'games;
area to move to the settlement screen; and
Display a first screen including an area that can be moved to a screen to recharge the reserve,
When an area that can move from the first screen to the settlement screen is touched,
a self-settling area that can be selected to calculate the total game cost divided by the number of members played;
a batch settlement area that a specific member can select to calculate all of the total game cost; and
displaying a third screen including a smart settlement area that can be selected so that members other than the final winner member can divide the game cost and calculate;
The smart settlement area calculates and displays the settlement cost (C ₁ ~ C ₄ ) for each user based on the following equation for the total game cost (C _T ) when there are 4 game users,

In the above equation, s ₁₀ is the number of target score eggs set at the start of the first member's game, s ₁₂ is the number of final scored score eggs, and s ₂₀ is the target score set at the start of the second member's game. number, s ₂₂ is the number of the final score, s ₃₀ is the number of target score eggs set at the start of the third member's game, s ₃₂ is the number of final scored score eggs, and s ₄₀ is the first 4 Billiard room kiosk system, where the number of target score balls set at the start of the member's game, and s ₄₂ is the number of final score balls. delete The method of claim 1,
The kiosk is
an area to select the pool table you want to wait for;
Selectable area to view the status of each pool table; and
and displaying a second screen including a selection area for viewing the recommended waiting pool table. delete The method of claim 1,
The scoreboard is
game time display board displaying the game time of the pool table;
a game play button for counting the game time;
a reset button for resetting the game time and counting anew;
A plurality of score recording modules including a score ball moving left and right;
a plurality of electromagnet modules disposed on one side and the other side of each score recording module;
an insulating plate disposed between the plurality of score recording modules; and
A billiard room kiosk system comprising a second communication module including a function to enable communication with the kiosk and the management server.

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