JP4606374B2 - Amusement hall equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention provides a game hall facility for circulating game balls (intra-island circulation) within a game island where a plurality of gaming machines (for example, pachinko machines, etc.) are installed, and for circulating game balls (island circulation) between game islands. About.

A plurality of gaming machines such as pachinko machines in a game arcade are provided side by side or on one side of equipment called a gaming island or a gaming machine installation island (in some cases, simply called an island). In addition, a plurality of the game islands are usually installed in parallel on the game floor. And with pachinko machines, etc., for example, it may be a big hit continuously, and on the gaming island where such a gaming machine is installed, a lot of balls are generated, so possession of gaming balls in the tank The amount is extremely small, and it is necessary to replenish a large number of game balls paid out as the prize balls as quickly as possible.
On the other hand, if there is no big hit or there are few players, the game balls discharged from the game island will be extremely small, and the game balls held in the tank on the game island will tend to be excessive There is also a possibility.

Therefore, the game balls are stored, and the stored game balls are discharged as necessary and sent to each game machine on the game island to be circulated, and are paid out as a prize ball from the game machine and collected by the counter. In recent years, the importance of facilities for returning game balls to each game island is increasing more and more so that the ball quantity of each game island is kept in an appropriate range as much as possible.
And as this kind of equipment, for example, a game hall equipment disclosed in Patent Document 1 is known. This is so that two cages are bridged between the game islands with opposite inclinations, and a shutter for closing each of the two cages is provided so that the supply of game balls to the other game islands can be controlled. It has become.
In addition, there is a game ball collection basket on the side wall of the game ball collection basket on the game island with a counter (collection basket for collecting game machines and game balls discharged from the counter toward the center of the island bottom). A sensor (detector) for detecting the storage state of the game balls is provided, and by controlling the shutter of the island between islands by a detection signal from this sensor, the prize balls flow from the counter to the game ball collection basket. When the inside of the ball collection basket is likely to be filled, the inflow of game balls from other game islands can be prevented, and the ball quantity of each game island is kept within an appropriate range.

JP 2005-304995 A

However, in the conventional equipment, since the sensor is fixed to the game ball collecting basket, it is difficult to perform maintenance such as replacing the sensor when the sensor fails.
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a game hall facility that can be easily maintained even if a sensor for detecting the storage state of the game balls in the game ball collecting basket fails.

The gaming facility according to claim 1 of the present application includes a collection basket for collecting out balls discharged from the gaming machine, and a supply device for supplying the collection balls from the collection basket to the gaming machine. In a game hall facility having a game ball circulation mechanism,
Provided on the side of the collection basket with a detection unit for detecting the storage state of the balls in the collection basket,
The detection unit is composed of a wall-like member to which a detector is attached, a groove part that passes through the wall-like member from above, and a lid member that covers the wall-like member inserted into the groove part from above.
The lid member is mounted in a non-fixed state on a mounting portion provided in the recovery bowl.

The game hall facility according to claim 2 of the present application stores a game ball circulation mechanism in a housing in which a gaming machine is arranged,
The gaming ball circulation mechanism includes a collection basket for collecting out balls discharged from the gaming machine, and a supply device for supplying the collection balls from the collection basket to the gaming machine,
In the game hall facility where a counting device that counts the prize balls discharged from the gaming machine is attached to the side wall of the housing, and the counting balls from the counting device are discharged to the collection basket,
Provided on the side of the counting device of the collection basket, a detection unit for detecting the storage state of the sphere in the collection basket,
The detection unit is composed of a wall-like member to which a detector is attached, a groove part that passes through the wall-like member from above, and a lid member that covers the wall-like member inserted into the groove part from above.
The lid member is provided with an impact-absorbing material, and is placed in a non-fixed state on a placement portion provided on the recovery rod, and an abutting portion on which an counting ball from the counting device abuts is formed on the upper surface. The ball hitting the hitting portion is dropped onto the collecting basket.

  According to the gaming facility of claim 1 of the present application, the detection unit includes a wall-like member to which a detector is attached, a groove portion through which the wall-like member is inserted from above, and a wall-like member that is inserted into the groove portion. A lid member that covers from above, and the lid member is placed in a non-fixed state on a placement part provided in the recovery basket. The detector can be taken out by pulling out the member. Therefore, maintenance is easy.

  In addition, according to the amusement hall facility according to claim 2, the lid member includes the shock absorbing material, and is placed in a non-fixed state on the placement portion provided in the recovery basket, and has a counting device on the upper surface. In addition to the effect of claim 1, in addition to the effect of claim 1, the ball of the game ball is brought into contact with the collecting bowl. The kinetic energy possessed can be attenuated, the impact at the time of dropping the collecting tub can be suppressed, the life of the collecting tub can be extended, and the noise can be suppressed.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
A. Schematic Configuration of Entire Game Facility Equipment First, a schematic configuration of the entire game facility will be described. FIG. 1 is a front view showing an internal structure of a gaming island 10c described below (a state in which a board and a gaming machine covering the front surface are removed). FIG. 2 is a side view of the gaming island 10c.
The equipment of this example is configured by installing a plurality of groups of a plurality of islands. For example, three islands 10a, 10b, and 10c (only the island 10c is shown in FIG. 1 and others are not shown) are arranged in parallel to form a group 1. Of the islands 10a, 10b, and 10c, the island 10a is a parent island, and the remaining islands 10b and 10c are child islands. Next to this group 1, another group (not shown) of the same island arrangement or a different island arrangement is arranged, and the movement (exchange) of game balls between the groups is performed. For example, a group having exactly the same configuration as that of group 1 is arranged adjacent to each other, and exchange is performed via child islands (island 10c in group 1) located at the ends.

In each gaming island, gaming machines (not shown) such as pachinko machines in which a game is played using gaming balls are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction. A counter 12 (counter) is installed at one or both ends of a specific game island (for example, the parent island 10a and the child island 10c at both ends). The counter 12 is a well-known machine that accepts paid-out game balls (that is, prize balls), counts the quantity thereof, records the quantity information, etc. on a predetermined medium (receipt, card, etc.) and outputs it. The game ball received from each counter 12 is directly collected in the game island where each counter 12 is installed.
Needless to say, the arrangement and number of game islands, the arrangement of counters, and the like are not limited to the above-described embodiments.

An upper tank 13 is provided on the upper side of the center of each game island, and the transported internal game balls are temporarily stored for intra-island circulation or inter-island circulation. It consists of a tank 13a and an upper auxiliary tank 13b. Among these, the upper auxiliary tank 13b is connected to an island between islands (not shown) that connects adjacent game islands.
Here, the island ridges are provided in a state inclined obliquely downward in the direction in which the game balls flow down, and the game islands adjacent to a certain game island (in the same group or within It should be moved to other islands in other groups. This island-to-island island includes an inter-island supply cage that moves game balls from the parent island toward the child island within the group, and an island-to-island collection cage that moves game balls from the child island toward the parent island within the group, There is an exchange trap that moves game balls between neighboring islands.
In addition, the code | symbol 14 in FIG. 1 shows the connection port to the island replenishment rod in the upper auxiliary tank 13b. Moreover, the code | symbol 15 in FIG. 1 shows the connection port to the collection | recovery tank between islands in the upper auxiliary tank 13b.

A shutter (not shown) that opens and closes the entrance of the game ball entrance (the entrance to the inter-island collection basket or the AC basket in the upper auxiliary tank 13b) on the upper slope side of the inter-island collection basket or the AC basket in the upper tank 13 is provided. Is provided.
Each island is provided with an island control device (not shown), and the devices in each island including the shutter are controlled by these island control devices. The island control devices of each island are connected to each other.

B. Next, a schematic configuration of each game island and an outline of the flow of game balls will be described.
As shown in FIG. 1, in addition to the upper tank 13 described above, each gaming island is arranged on a relatively lower side of the island to store game balls (in Kojima, the Kojima tank 31; in the parent island, A parent island tank including the same tank as the child island tank 31), a ball lifting device 33 disposed in the approximate center of the longitudinal direction of the island (the direction in which gaming machines are arranged), and the ball lifting device 33 as a center. A game ball collecting basket 34 (collection basket of the present invention) disposed below each gaming machine so as to extend on both sides, and a game ball in the upper tank 13 connected to both lower sides of the upper tank 13 are connected to each gaming machine. A game ball replenishment rod 40 to be replenished, and a descent channel (circulation channel or overflow flow not shown) that causes the game ball in the upper tank 13 to flow down to the child island tank 31 or the parent island tank or the game ball collection rod 34 in the own island. In the case of roads and parent islands That. Note that the game ball moving paths (each kite and flow path) other than the lifting path by the ball lifting device 33 are all moved by their own weight.

Note that the ball lifting device 33 and the game ball supply basket 40 constitute the supply device of the present invention. Further, the game ball collection basket 34 and the supply device (the ball lifting device 33 and the game ball supply basket 40) constitute the game ball circulation mechanism of the present invention.
The parent island tank is composed of the same small tank as the child island tank 31 and a large tank that is connected upstream of the small tank and is larger than the small tank. When the amount of game balls in the small tank decreases, the game balls are supplied to the small tank from the large tank. Hereinafter, the small tank portion of the parent island tank is also referred to as a child island tank 31, and redundant description is omitted.

The recovery ball channel of the parent island 10a has an upper end connected to the upper auxiliary tank 13b, and allows the game ball flowing from the inter-island recovery tank to flow down to the large tank of the parent island tank.
Further, the lower end of the circulation channel of the parent island 10 a is disposed in the child island tank 31, and the game balls discharged from the circulation channel flow down into the child island tank 31.
In addition, the Kojima tank 31 is a tank that uses the empty space above the game ball collection basket 34 in the vicinity of the ball lifting device 33 as its installation space.

The game ball is generally configured to circulate in the island as follows.
That is, game balls (out balls, etc.) discharged from each game machine are first collected by a game ball collection basket 34 provided in a state inclined in the left-right direction at the lower part of the island (under each game machine). Collected at the bottom of the center of the island. An entrance on the lower end side of the ball lifting device 33 is disposed at this position, and the game balls collected at this position enter the ball lifting device 33 in an orderly manner by an alignment device (not shown). It is lifted while being polished by the device 33, and is discharged from the upper end side outlet of the ball lifting device 33 to the upper part of the upper main tank 13 a in the upper tank 13.

The game balls received by the counter 12 also flow down from the discharge port 12a (shown in FIG. 7) protruding to the back side of the counter 12 (inside the side wall of the island) to the start end of the game ball collection basket 34. It is collected in the same manner as the game balls discharged from the gaming machine and sent to the ball lifting device 33.
Next, the game balls discharged from the ball lifting device 33 to the upper part of the upper main tank 13a are supplied with priority in the order of the island cage, the game ball supply basket 40, the circulation channel, and the overflow channel. That is, it is first supplied to the island, and when the entrance of the island is filled with game balls, it is supplied to the game ball supply basket 40, and when the entrance of the game ball supply basket 40 is filled with game balls, it is circulated. When the inlet of the circulation channel is filled with game balls, it is supplied to the overflow channel.
The game balls that have flowed into the game ball supply basket 40 are supplied to each game machine by each game ball supply basket 40 provided in an inclined state in the left-right direction at the upper part of the island (upper side of each game machine). The game ball replenishment rod 40 is provided with a game ball distributor (not shown) called a chute at a plurality of locations corresponding to each game machine. The game balls are replenished from the game ball replenishment cage to the ball lending machine attached to the machine.

In the case of Kojima, game balls that have flowed in from the inter-island supply rod (or the interchange rod with the same connection relationship between the island and the upper tank) are supplied with priority in the order of the game ball supply rod 40 and the circulation channel. Is done. In addition, when the game ball supply basket 40 and the entrance of the circulation channel are filled with game balls, the flow of game balls from the inter-island supply basket stops.
In the case of Kojima, the game balls that have flowed in from the inter-island recovery rods (or the alternating current rods connected to the inter-island recovery rods and the upper tank) are supplied to the overflow channel, and the game ball replenishment rod 40 and the circulation flow are supplied. Even if the entrance of the road is filled with game balls, it will flow down to the lower part of the island (on the side of the ball storage tank).
In the case of the parent island, the game balls that have flowed in from the inter-island collection basket flow down into the large tank of the parent island tank through the above-described collection ball channel.

  The game balls that are excessively supplied in the upper main tank 13a without being supplied to the island cage or the game ball replenishment rod 40 are usually passed through the circulation channel, and when this circulation channel is full. Then, it flows down to the lower part of the island (on the sphere storage tank side) via the overflow channel. In this case, the game ball that has flowed down through the circulation channel is discharged to a position at a predetermined depth inside the Kojima tank 31. In addition, the game balls that have flowed down through the overflow channel mainly flow into the Kojima tank 31 when the Kojima tank 31 is not full, and when the Kojima tank 31 is full, the game balls are collected. It is configured to flow down to the ridge 34.

  Although the detailed description with reference numerals is omitted, the ball lifting device 33 includes, for example, a conveyor belt that is arranged in the up-down direction and circulates, and a polishing cloth that is disposed to face one side of the conveyor belt. A guide member disposed in a state in which a semicircular cross-sectional groove corresponding to the outer diameter of the game ball is formed in the vertical direction and holding the back side of the polishing cloth, and a drive of a motor or the like that drives the conveyor belt And a mechanism for rolling the game balls up in an orderly manner while rolling the game balls in an aligned state with the game balls sandwiched between the conveyor belt and the polishing cloth. It is. The ball lifting device 33 is basically driven at all times.

C. Configuration of the detecting unit for the game ball collecting basket 34 Next, the configuration of the detecting unit for the game ball collecting basket 34 and its surroundings on the island where the counter 12 is installed will be described with reference to FIGS.
3 and 4 are perspective views showing the counting device side portion (starting end portion into which the game ball from the counter 12 flows) of the game ball collecting basket 34. Of these, FIG. The state where etc. were removed is shown. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a lid member 59 described later. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the wall member 56. FIG. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the side of the counting device of the game ball collecting basket 34.

In FIG. 3 and the like, reference numeral 51 denotes a side wall of the island casing. An end wall 34 a (shown in FIGS. 4 and 7) of the game ball collecting basket 34 is disposed in a state of being joined to the inner surface of the side wall 51. An opening 51a for inserting a discharge port 12a, which will be described later, is formed at the center upper position of the end wall 34a in the side wall 51.
As shown in FIG. 3 and the like, a counter installation base 52 is disposed on the outer surface side of the side wall 51, and the counter 12 is placed on the counter installation base 52.
The ball discharge port 12a provided on the back surface of the counter 12 is inserted into the opening 51a and protrudes from the side wall 51 to the inner surface side (above the starting end of the game ball collecting basket 34), as shown in FIG. Thus, the game ball K thrown in by the counter 12 falls from the discharge port 12a to the start end portion (specifically, the upper surface of a lid member 59 described later) of the game ball collection basket 34 on the parent island or the child island. It has become.

  Further, in FIG. 3 and the like, reference numeral 53 denotes a bottom constituent member that constitutes the bottom of the island casing. As shown in FIG. 3, the bottom component member 53 is a member having a substantially U-shaped cross section that is installed on the floor so as to cover the front, rear, and lower surfaces of the game ball collecting basket 34. The front and rear upper ends of the bottom component 53 are bent forward and backward in an L shape, and the flat portions extending forward or backward are so-called saddle plates 53a and 53b (game machines). (A shelf board on which a player puts a box containing a ball) is placed, and a gaming machine installation portion is formed on the collection side of the flat plate portion. Note that the front wall 34 b and the rear wall 34 c (shown in FIG. 3 and the like) of the game ball collection basket 34 are joined to the inner surface of the bottom component member 53.

A detection unit 54 that detects the storage state of the balls in the game ball collection basket 34 is provided at the start end of the game ball collection basket 34 (below the discharge port 12a).
The detection unit 54 detects a game ball staying in the game ball collection basket 34 at a predetermined amount or more and outputs a detection signal, a wall-like member 56 to which the detector 55 is attached, Groove portions 57 and 58 (shown in FIG. 4) that are inserted through both edges of the groove-like member 56 from above, and a lid member 59 that covers the wall-like member 56 inserted through the groove portions 57 and 58 from above. Yes.
Here, the detection signal output from the detector 55 is used as follows, for example. In other words, the island control device of the game island that has received this signal indicates that the game ball stays in the game ball collection cage 34 of the game island in the adjacent island control device of the other island. Send a signal. Then, the adjacent island that has received this signal closes the shutter of the island fence that moves the game ball toward the game island to prevent the game balls from becoming excessive on the game island.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the groove portion 57 is joined to the end plate 61 attached to the front side of the inner surface of the end wall 34a of the game ball collection basket 34 and the inner surface of the front wall 34b of the game ball collection basket 34. It is formed as a gap between the front plate 63 attached. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the groove 58 is joined to the end plate 62 attached to the rear side of the inner surface of the end wall 34a of the game ball collection basket 34 and the inner surface of the rear surface wall 34c of the game ball collection basket 34. It is formed as a gap between the rear plate 64 attached thereto.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the wall-like member 56 is formed with mounting holes 56a corresponding to the mounting holes 55a at the four corners of the detector 55, and the detector 55 can be used, for example, by using these mounting holes 55a and 56a. It is fixed to the wall-shaped member 56 by screwing. Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the wall-like member 56 is formed with an opening 56b positioned on the back surface of the detector 55, and the wiring processing of the detector 55 is performed through the opening 56b. The space between the end plate 61 and the end plate 62 is located on the back side of the opening 56b and constitutes a wiring processing space 65 (shown in FIG. 4) of the detector 55.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the upper surface of the right end (end on the end wall 34a side) of the front wall 34b and the rear wall 34c of the game ball collecting basket 34 is cut to a depth corresponding to the thickness of the lid member 59. Notches 66 and 67 are formed.
The upper end surfaces of the end plates 61 and 62, the front plate 63, and the rear plate 64 are in the same plane as the notches 66 and 67, and together with the notches 66 and 67, the mounting portion of the lid member 59 is mounted. Is configured. That is, the lid member 59 has a front edge, a rear edge or the like on the above-described placement portion (the upper surfaces of the end plates 61, 62, the front plate 63, the rear plate 64, and the notches 66, 67) provided on the collection basket 34. By placing it, it is placed in an unfixed state. In this case, as shown in FIG. 7, the placement portion described above is slightly inclined downward toward the inside (center of the island), and the lid member 59 is similarly inclined.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the lid member 59 has a large portion 59a having a relatively large front and rear dimension on the right end side (end wall 34a side), and a small width portion having a relatively small front and rear dimension on the left end side. 59b is formed, and has a stepped portion 59c at the boundary position between the large portion 59a and the small width portion 59b on both end faces in the front-rear direction.
Here, in the assembled state in which the lid member 59 is placed on the mounting portion, as shown in FIG. 3, both ends in the front-rear direction of the large portion 59a fit into the notches 66 and 67, and both ends in the front-rear direction of the small-width portion 59b. Is placed on the upper surfaces of the horizontal plates 63 and 64, and the step portion 59c contacts the step portions of the notches 66 and 67, whereby the lid member 59 is positioned and the center side of the island of the lid member 59 ( (Falling direction) is prevented.

As shown in FIG. 5, the lid member 59 includes shock absorbing materials 71, 72, and 73, and forms an abutting portion on which the counting ball K from the counter 12 (counting device) abuts, The ball hitting the hitting part is dropped to the game ball collecting basket 34.
That is, sheet-like shock absorbing materials 71, 72, 73 are disposed on the upper surface side and the lower surface side of the lid member 59 (the main body portion of the lid member 59). These shock-absorbing materials 71, 72, 73 are made of a material having a shock-absorbing property that absorbs the kinetic energy of a sphere falling on the lid member 59. For example, the raw material may be a natural resin such as natural rubber, a synthetic resin such as synthetic rubber, or a foamed resin having improved impact absorption by foaming during molding.
Here, the shock-absorbing material 71 on the upper surface side is sized to cover the entire upper surface of the lid member 59, but the shock-absorbing materials 72 and 73 on the lower surface side are the above-described mounting portions (for example, the front plate 63). And the upper surface of the rear plate 64).

These shock-absorbing materials 71, 72, 73 may be simply placed, but are attached to the upper surface or rear surface of the lid member 59 or the upper surface of the front plate 63, the rear plate 64, etc. by adhesion or adhesion. You may do it.
Moreover, the structure which provided only any one among the impact-absorbing material 71 of the upper surface side and the impact-absorbing materials 72 and 73 of the lower surface side may be sufficient.
In any case, with such a configuration, the game ball K discharged from the discharge port 12a of the counter 12 is absorbed when it falls onto the upper surface of the lid member 59 as shown in FIG. Then, it flows down to the game ball collection basket 34.

According to the above-described game hall facilities, the game balls used in each game machine are circulated in the islands, and the game balls are exchanged between the game islands as necessary. A basic effect is obtained that the inter-island circulation can be performed to appropriately maintain the amount of game balls held on the island.
In the case of this example, in addition to the above basic effects, the following effects are achieved. That is, the detection unit 54 includes a wall-like member 56 to which the detector 55 is attached, grooves 57 and 58 that pass through the wall-like member 56 from above, and wall-like members 56 that are inserted through the groove parts 57 and 58 upward. Since the lid member 59 is placed in a non-fixed state on the placement portion provided in the recovery rod 34, even if the detector 55 breaks down, the lid member 59 is covered. By removing and removing the wall member 56, the detector 55 can be taken out. Therefore, maintenance is easy.

  The lid member 59 includes shock absorbing materials 71, 72, 73, and is placed in a non-fixed state on a placement portion provided on the recovery rod 34, and a counting ball from the counting device 12 is placed on the upper surface. Since the impacting portion that impacts is formed, and the ball that has contacted the impacting portion is dropped to the recovery basket 34, the kinetic energy of the game ball can be attenuated at the impacting portion, and the recovery trap falls The impact at the time can be suppressed, the life of the recovery rod 34 can be extended, and the noise can be suppressed.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and applications are possible.
For example, the detection unit 54 including the detector 55 may be provided at the start end of the game ball collection basket 34 where the counter 12 is not provided. However, in the case where the counter 12 is provided, the game balls are likely to stay in the collection basket 34, and the game balls are likely to be excessive. Therefore, the necessity of providing a detector therefor is extremely high.

  In addition, it should be considered that the embodiment disclosed this time is illustrative and not restrictive in all respects. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

It is a front view which shows the internal structure of amusement island. It is a side view of amusement island. It is a perspective view which shows the counting device side part of a game ball collection basket. It is a perspective view which shows the counting device side part (state which removed the wall-shaped member etc.) of the game ball collection basket. It is a perspective view which shows a cover member. It is a perspective view which shows a wall-shaped member. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the counting device side part of a game ball collection basket.

Explanation of symbols

10c Kojima (Amusement Island)
12 Counter (Counter)
33 Ball lifting device (supply device)
34 game ball collection basket (collection basket)
40 game ball replenishment bowl (supply device)
54 detector 55 detector 56 wall member 57, 58 groove 59 lid member 71, 72, 73 shock absorbing material

Claims (2)

In a game hall facility having a game ball circulation mechanism comprising a collection basket for collecting out balls discharged from a gaming machine, and a supply device for supplying the collection balls from the collection basket to the gaming machine,
Provided on the side of the collection basket with a detection unit for detecting the storage state of the balls in the collection basket,
The detection unit is composed of a wall-like member to which a detector is attached, a groove part that passes through the wall-like member from above, and a lid member that covers the wall-like member inserted into the groove part from above.
The game room facility, wherein the lid member is placed in a non-fixed state on a placement portion provided in the recovery bowl. The game ball circulation mechanism is housed in the case where the gaming machine is arranged,
The gaming ball circulation mechanism includes a collection basket for collecting out balls discharged from the gaming machine, and a supply device for supplying the collection balls from the collection basket to the gaming machine,
In the game hall facility where a counting device that counts the prize balls discharged from the gaming machine is attached to the side wall of the housing, and the counting balls from the counting device are discharged to the collection basket,
Provided on the side of the counting device of the collection basket, a detection unit for detecting the storage state of the sphere in the collection basket,
The detection unit is composed of a wall-like member to which a detector is attached, a groove part that passes through the wall-like member from above, and a lid member that covers the wall-like member inserted into the groove part from above.
The lid member is provided with an impact-absorbing material, and is placed in a non-fixed state on a placement portion provided on the recovery rod, and an abutting portion on which an counting ball from the counting device abuts is formed on the upper surface. And a game hall facility characterized in that a ball hitting the hitting portion is dropped onto the collecting bowl.

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