WO1994016416A1 - Procede et systeme de jeu d'arcade utilisant un code d'identification - Google Patents

Procede et systeme de jeu d'arcade utilisant un code d'identification Download PDF

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WO1994016416A1
WO1994016416A1 PCT/NL1994/000004 NL9400004W WO9416416A1 WO 1994016416 A1 WO1994016416 A1 WO 1994016416A1 NL 9400004 W NL9400004 W NL 9400004W WO 9416416 A1 WO9416416 A1 WO 9416416A1
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Johannes Wilhelmus Gerardus Franciscus VAN ALPHEN
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  • the current invention pertains to a method whereby the possibility is created to play on an arcade game, whereby an identification code allocated to a player is applied to or in the arcade game, and whereby information is read from an information carrier such as a playing authorisation card and compared to the identification code, whereby, upon an observed agreement, the possibility of playing is provided.
  • the invention further pertains to an arcade game system for gambling in particular, which arcade game system is equipped with authorisation means for the provision of the possibility of playing on the arcade game.
  • Such an arcade game system which in general is composed of arcade games that are erected in facilities that are easily accessible to a wide-range public, is generally known.
  • the method is also known by which means it is made possible to play on the arcade game.
  • money or tokens which must be purchased are inserted in the machine, whereupon the game can be started.
  • the machines are erected in a large number of establishments, such as eating and drinking places, canteens, game halls, club and community centres, and the like.
  • the form, colour and audio-visual characteristics of the arcade games are such that interest is generated and curiosity is aroused, which leads to a situation whereby in addition to a majority of young people who sometimes play on them, youths under the age of 16 to 18 also play, as does a relatively small group of people for whom playing would seem to have become an addiction and who gamble very large amounts of money in this way.
  • the method in accordance with the invention is characterised in that the information read from the information carrier contains body-dependent characteristics of the player.
  • the advantage of the method according to the invention is that, by means of allocating or not allocating an individual identification code and/or information carrier to a particular player, the group of people authorised to play on the arcade game can be influenced.
  • the use of body-dependent characteristics ensures that it is impossible to commit fraud with the playing authorisation cards, by, for example, giving an authorisation card to somebody else.
  • An example embodiment of a method according to the invention is characterised in that the method contains a step involving the recording of information relating to the blood vessels in a player's hand and a further step whereby the recorded information is compared with information read from the information carrier.
  • Another example embodiment of a method according to the invention is characterised in that the identification code allo ⁇ cated to the player is determined on the basis of his fingerprint or otherwise on the basis of a scan of his eye.
  • an identification code is only allocated to a player if he complies with a set of criteria which may be chosen at will.
  • the arcade game preferably keeps a record of the number of games played per allocated code.
  • the advantage thereof is that, if desired per geographical region, a feeling can be provided for the actual numbers of playing persons and the number of games per code, so that these factors can be taken into account if desired in allocating the individual code, or otherwise by the authorisation-card issuing authorities.
  • playing on the arcade game becomes impossible after exceeding a maximum number of games.
  • statistical details and checking details are stored in the arcade game and/or the playing authorisation card, which details are perceived as being important for the allocation of the individual code to a particular player.
  • the storing of statistical details in addition to details concerning the game, one can think of details particular to a particular industry, details pertaining to the class and type of arcade game, details with respect to the loca ⁇ tion thereof, the number of tokens inserted in a particular period, and the cumulative total time in a particular period during which was played, etc.
  • the arcade game system is char ⁇ acterised in that the authorisation means contain a series cir ⁇ cuit of the identification device and coin counting/selection means, and that upon positive identification and checking and registration of the coin unit in question, the arcade game is released for a game.
  • Such an embodiment of the system according to the invention has the advantage that it is easily implemented.
  • said embodiment is characterised in that the identification device and/or the information carrier (playing authorisation card) contains a memory, within which memory for every individual identification code details concerning for example the number of games, the outcome of the game, the number of coins inserted, the duration, the time of day and the like are stored.
  • the arcade game is preferably equipped with display and output means, whereby these details are made available to the organisation issuing identification codes, in addition to for example the organisation issuing per ⁇ mits.
  • the details can be separately read on a per arcade-game basis, although it is also possible to couple a group of arcade games with a central processing device so that the details are centrally available.
  • the arcade game system according to the invention is prefe ⁇ rably embodied in such a manner that the result of reading and comparing details can be such that the arcade game does not return the playing authorisation card before or after completion of the game.
  • the playing authorisation card is embodied as a so-called “Smart Card” (IC-card) , whereby the desired details are stored on the card itself.
  • Smart Card IC-card
  • the authorisation device can be arranged in such a manner that the arcade game is not activated on the basis of the details read from the card (such as for example upon exceeding the maximum allowed coin- insertion or playing time) .
  • the arcade game or, if desired, a group of arcade games can be equipped with a special memory which can be connected to the coin counting/selection means in the machines so that the turnover and/or yield realised in this manner can be registered in a reliable and verifiable manner.
  • An embodiment-example of the arcade game system according to the invention is characterised in that the authorisation means contain a series circuit of the identification device and coin counting/selection means, and that upon positive identification and checking and registration of the coin unit in question, the arcade game is released for a game.
  • the invention will be further elucidated together with its pertaining advantages on the basis of the accompanying figures, within which:
  • Figure 1 is an embodiment-example of the system in accordance with the invention.
  • Figure 2 is an embodiment-example of a non fraud-sensitive counter.
  • authorisation means 1 and a playing authorisa ⁇ tion card 2 of a non-depicted arcade game system are depicted.
  • the authorisation means 1 contain an output 3 at which an autho- risation or approval signal can be generated in a manner which will be elucidated in the hereinafter, which signal serves as a basis, together with another signal that is generated by general ⁇ ly known means in the machine subsequent to the insertion of a coin or other token, for the preparing of the arcade game or gambling machine for the act of playing.
  • the authorisation means 1 contain an identification device 4 that in general is equipped with a memory 5, as also an input organ 6 connected to the identification means 4, and a playing authorisation card read-out device 7 which is also connected to the identification means 4, facilitative to the playing authori ⁇ sation card 2 which is to be inserted in the device 7.
  • the identification means 4 contains a comparing organ 8.
  • an input/output organ 9 will be connected to the memory 5 in order that the details stored in the memory 5 can be read-out, or otherwise so that new details can be entered into the memory.
  • a second requirement for release is that a release signal is generated at the output 3 by the identification device 4.
  • said playing authorisation card 2 Prior to the issuing of the playing authorisation card 2, said playing authorisation card 2 has been imparted with information, for example by mechanical means thr ⁇ ough the application of one or more cut-out notches on the cir ⁇ cumference of the playing authorisation card 2, or through the use of a barcode or through the use of a magnetic strip, or by other means, wherein at a minimum, a player identification is comprised.
  • the playing authorisation card 2 is inserted in the read-out device 7 and has its contents read.
  • the player identification code which is read in this manner is ap- plied to the identification device 4, and when the player has typed or otherwise entered his personally allocated identificati ⁇ on code, a comparison of both codes occurs in the comparison organ 8.
  • the entry of the identifica ⁇ tion code can occur with the aid of an input organ 6 embodied as a fingerprint reader. It is obvious that every player carries a unique identifying means with him everywhere he goes in the form of his fingerprints. In that case, the reader converts the elec ⁇ tronic fingerprint signal to a certain code which is subsequently fed to the comparison organ 8.
  • the input organ 6 can naturally (also) include a keyboard, but this is not strictly necessary.
  • other bodily characteristics can be thought of as candidates for unique identification means.
  • the input organ 6 is replaced by the respective recognition device.
  • the code can be verified in the memory 5 in order to check if the player is allowed to play at all and in order to verify if the code has indeed been entered and is available. After it has been verified in the comparison organ 8 that both codes correspond, the release signal is generated at output 3 and the player can commence playing on the arcade game.
  • vein check Another example of a unique identification is the so-called vein check. This involves making a comparison between the vein structure in a hand and the information which has been recorded in an entry-card (ID-card) .
  • ID-card the information which has been recorded in an entry-card
  • the keyboard input organ 6
  • vein-check device the vein-check device.
  • the advantages of this identification system include among others: non-invading, socially acceptable alternative for finger ⁇ prints and iris-scan, fast m ethod ⁇ simple to use and discreet. - inexpensive equipment based on a TV camera can be used, extremely small error/incorrect-refusal percentage, reference pattern is compact (approx. 400 bits) with no possibility for falsification. possibility to use without a card for entry-protection applications.
  • the vein check method involves first measuring the form and size of the veins in the hand through the use of infra-red light.
  • the pattern of the "vein-tree" image is unique to such an extent that it can serve as a (unique) identification means.
  • the image is compared to a stored reference pattern which is stored in or on the card, or otherwise in a (central) memory, for example. This comparison can be carried out either automatically or manually.
  • Hand-vein identification is a positive identificati ⁇ on system which determines the individual characteristic form of the hand of the person in the pattern of the blood vessels (vein- s) which lie just under the surface of the skin.
  • This pattern can be stored as a binary code of less than 70 bytes. In this manner, it is possible to store this code on a magnetic ID-card, security passport or a passport with photograph.
  • This system contains two stages: the placing of the hand of the person to be controlled/chec ⁇ ked, whereupon the front or back of the hand can be read by an infra-red sensitive TV camera. the comparison and processing of the image whic h is thereby read.
  • infra-red light from incandes ⁇ cent lamps or solid state diodes can be used.
  • the camera receives an image which depicts the hand together with the veins. Via an analog to digital converter and a memory, this image is applied to a computer for further processing. With the aid of a computer program (compression) for example, the image is compressed to approximately 1000 bytes or 70 bytes, depending on the applicati on.
  • other details can also be read from the card, such as for example an organisation-specific identification. These details can potentially also be coupled, together with other details such as the type of arcade game, the time at which the game occurs, the duration of the game, the amount of money won or lost, etc, in the memory 5, which details can, if so required, be read with the aid of organ 9. Via the organ 9, which can be connected to a central processing unit if necessary, information can be stored in memory 5 at will regarding for example new code which are as yet to be entered.
  • information can be supplied to the device 7, which information, provided that the device 7 is thereto equip ⁇ ped, can be re-written back to the playing authorisation card 2.
  • the playing authorisation card has an (electronic) memory, such as is the case with a s artcard, these details can be used to decide if the game can be re-played in the same or in another period on an randomly chosen arcade game.
  • Another usage-form is a system of deduction with respect to a prior decided value.
  • This deduction can occur in a destructive manner, whereby for example a certain portion of the card is etched away by burning, but the deduction can also of course occur in a non-destructive manner whereby the information in question is modified in the indicated manner.
  • the card will have to be refreshed and it shall be returned to the issuing authority to be refreshed upon payment of an agreed monetary consideration, so that the player can again use the card.
  • the output 3 of a coin selector 10 is connected to a coin counter 11.
  • Coins can be inserted in the coin selector, which coins are only accep ted and not returned in a returned-coins container 12 provided that a release signal is present on output 3.
  • a signal is applied to counter 11 to enable counting of the coin and the arcade game is definitively released to the player by the generation of a signal on the output 13.
  • the counting of the coin is noted in a generally selected memory which in this way keeps track of the turn-over generated with the arcade game.
  • a signal generated in the arcade game can be processed in the coin counter 11, which signal drives a winnings pay-out device.
  • the details can be processed in such a manner that the exact yield of the arcade game in a particular period can be determined.
  • the counter 11 provides this information to (a portion of) the memory 5, which memory 5 can be regularly read if desired for the purposes of making tax-returns in a proper manner and on the basis of details with a high likelihood of correctness. It goes without saying that the date and time can be securely stored in the memory through the use of, among other possibilities, a real-time clock in the system.
  • FIG. 2 shows the fraud-insensitive coin counting/selection means in more detail.
  • Each arcade game is equipped with a device which intercepts the inserted coins and judges them.
  • This coin "selector" 21 checks initially if an inserted coin matches a certain number of specific characteristic criteria and compares the measured values with the pre-programmed ones. A coin which does not measure up to the pre-deter ined criteria is returned to the customer and cannot be used to play on the machine. Coins which do make the grade are selected on the basis of their value and are taken in. The value of the coin is then translated to a related number of points (credit) with which can be played. For each accepted coin, the coin selector shall assert an electric signal to the so-called mother board 23 in the arcade game, at which location the value-to-credit calculation is made. The relevant data are signalled to the user by a display located in the machine.
  • the principle of the counter 25 is such that the signals emana- ting from the coin selector are intercepted before they are passed on to the mother board. Each and every inserted and accep ⁇ ted coin can be counted in this way, whereby a registration of the counting is maintained and updated in a memory integrated in the counter. All signals emanating from the coin selector 21 (and therefore also the signals which are not used by the counter) are routed via the counter. This is one of the ways in which malversations can be prevented, such as those malversations involving the creation of signal diversions.
  • the counter is preferably housed in the same housing as the Play Safe Unit (the device for the prevention of addiction, as depicted in figure 1, authorisation means 1) and is inaccessible from the outside world.
  • a total counter can be implemented both separately from a "Play Safe Unit" and as an integrated part of it. For both situations, however, a number of criteria apply, such as will be named in the hereinafter and which should be regarded as falling within the protective scope of the present patent application (as an example of an embodiment) .
  • a total counter system, as described, can be viewed as a sepa ⁇ rate unit suited only to the goal in question.
  • the possibility also exists, however, to embody an integrated implementation, which inherently prevents minors from playing on the machine, whereby (youth) gambling addiction has a lesser chance of occur ⁇ ring and the related negative consequences on the social, finan ⁇ cial and criminal fronts are reduced.
  • a number of criteria, boundary conditions and techniques form the basis on which a total counter should be founded: 1. Only an authorised instance can and may read and analyse or process the details contained in the counter. As an example, this instance could be a division of the tax authorities. Through the use of the application of a number of "safety" levels, it can be assessed if the operator and/or caretaker should be allowed a limited degree of access to the details.
  • a total counter shall be an autonomous calibrated unit indissolubly (meaning not being capable of manipulation in a mechanical and/or electrical manner) connected to the arcade game, which should be built in to every approved arcade game installed in the Netherlands by a certified establishment. This unit may have no effect whatsoever on the playing-behaviour of the arcade game or conflict in any manner with any lawful pre- scriptions with respect to gambling machines. In order to be implemented in the approximately 50,000 gambling machines cur ⁇ rently in use in the Netherlands and possibly in the 20,000 games of skill, it shall be required to be a separate unit which is not integrated with the mother board. A direct relationship will be required between the counter and a machine (and therefore also with the owner/operator) .
  • the memory shall be required to maintain a complete electro ⁇ nic administration, whereby on a per-day basis with date-code an indication is given of how many coins of each individual type have been received and paid out.
  • a status code (com ⁇ ment) with time-of-day indication, an indication must be provided of what is happening with the machine in question if some form of interrupt occurs (power-cut or switch-off, malversation, etc) .
  • the unit shall require a connection point for a hand-held terminal (connector or optical coupling) with which the authori ⁇ sed instance can read the counter values and codes, etc.
  • a hand-held terminal connector or optical coupling
  • the authori ⁇ sed instance can read the counter values and codes, etc.
  • a personal code which code can be fixed in a chip-card, for example, only an authorised official is capable of "resetting" the counter.
  • the details stored in the memory of the terminal can be read either directly or via a modem in the central processing unit of the instance.
  • the caretaker At the moment of first-use of the machine by the caretaker, the latter shall enter his personal chip-card( ⁇ ) and code(s) , whereby the counter is activated and counting details including status codes are registered on his card(s). Upon switching off and removal of the machine, the opposite occurs. All of this occurs with an indication code in the fixed memory. 8. Because the caretaker is confronted with (possibly several) machines which can be swapped during the period of measurement, he shall require a chip-card with unique personal code for each of these machines. The number of authorised machines shall be evident from the permits issued.
  • the chip card shall be equipped with a memory which is protected through the application of various safety levels.
  • the unit must be equipped with a device with which the operator and/or caretaker can make known to the unit that the arcade game is to be switched off for purposes of repair and/or exchange.
  • a code is added to announce this operation.
  • the counter remains functioning as a result of its having its own battery supply, and therefore registers whether coins have been inserted in a period within which this should have not been allowed.
  • the unit shall be supplied with electricity by the power supply present in the arcade game.
  • the unit is equipped with a battery which can be replaced by the caretaker, and the unit shall provide a "low-batt" indication to the outside world when battery replacement becomes desirable. Replacement must then occur within a period of 2 days, for exam ⁇ ple, during which period a non-replaceable lithium cell supports the power requirements of the memory. Thereafter, the unit is switched off with an indication code in the memory.
  • the arcade game can then only be revitalised by an authorised official. 11.
  • the unit shall be required to comply with all European guidelines in the area of radiation generation and absorption, electro-magnetic compatibility (EMC) and all prescriptions stipu ⁇ lated by law or guiding-principle (in the Netherlands) for elec ⁇ tronic equipment.
  • the counter's memory consists of (among other things) a so- called chip card 27, upon which on a per-day basis (with time indication) the number of accepted coins per coin-type is regis ⁇ tered.
  • the chip card is coupled indissolubly by means of a code to a gambling machine and shall therefore always contain a com- plete administration which spans an entire year. Switching off of the mains supply 29, or loss of power, are events which are registered with time indication in the card.
  • An internal battery with a so-called "watch-dog” ensures that the registration is maintained in a trustworthy manner.
  • Another integrated circuit 31 can ensure that malversations are punished. For example, if the chip card is removed from the holder, if the incorrect combination of chip card and related code is entered, if cables are disconnected, etc, then this circuit will ensure that the arcade game will accept no more coins and that it is thereby no longer suitable for playing operation.
  • the circuit already included in the Play Safe Unit can be used for the purposes of switch-off, or, if this circuit is not present, use can be made of a device separately included in the counter.
  • the integrated device 31 (for example a memory with microprocessor) also receives signals from, for example, a money pay-out system 33.
  • the counter cannot be reached from the outside world.
  • the counter is preferably housed in the plate-steel housing of the Play Safe Unit, which housing is anchored to the arcade game.
  • the chip card can only be reached from the inside of the machine.
  • said chip card is sealed to the unit by means of a mechanical (lock) security mechanism.
  • the chip card can only be removed without hindering the function ⁇ oning of the machine upon entering of the correct code, which code is known only to authorised persons. All other actions shall ensure that the machine is rendered out of order !
  • the commentary indicates among other things when it was not possible to play on the gambling machine because of a power-cut, for example.
  • a number of codes will be decided and shown, which codes reflect certain situations.
  • the authorisation means 1 in the arcade game system can be arranged in such a manner that during a certain period subsequent to the insertion of a coin by a particular player, which period can be determined by the authorising authority, further insertion of money for the purposes of enabling additio ⁇ nal games is not possible. At a certain later stage, for example, it can become possible for the player to commence a new game. It is obvious that, given the technical capabilities of the system, variations on this theme can be easily embodied in the system.

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Système de jeu d'arcade comportant un jeu d'arcade pour jeux de hasard ou jeux d'adresse, ainsi qu'une carte d'autorisation de jeu (2) sur laquelle est enregistré, entre autres, un code d'identification du joueur. Le jeu d'arcade est équipé d'un dispositif d'autorisation (1) permettant à un joueur de jouer sur le système. Le dispositif d'autorisation comprend un dispositif d'identification (4) et un organe d'entrée (6) raccordé audit dispositif d'identification afin de permettre l'introduction d'un code personnel déterminé en fonction, par exemple, des empreintes digitales du joueur, et le système est équipé d'un dispositif (7) de lecture de la carte d'autorisation de jeu et d'un organe comparateur (8) assurant la comparaison du code enregistré dans la carte d'autorisation et du code introduit par l'intermédiaire d'un clavier. Lorsqu'une correspondance est constatée, et, le cas échéant, que le contrôle et l'enregistrement d'une somme d'argent introduite sont effectués, un signal de validation est produit. Le dispositif d'autorisation (1) renferme une mémoire de stockage des données statistiques et de contrôle, en plus des données relatives au chiffre d'affaires et aux bénéfices résultant de l'exploitation du jeu d'arcade.
PCT/NL1994/000004 1993-01-07 1994-01-07 Procede et systeme de jeu d'arcade utilisant un code d'identification WO1994016416A1 (fr)

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