JP4844626B2 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a pachinko gaming machine .

The pachinko Yu skill machines, the pachinko ball is winning ball in prize to the winning device, a predetermined number of pachinko balls corresponding to the winning device is paid out as prizes sphere.

However, in the conventional pachinko Yu technique machine, it was not able to do the payout of prize balls enough suitably.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, an object thereof is to provide a dispensing control functions of pachinko balls, which can be preferably paid out prize balls by the control means.

The pachinko game machine according to the invention of claim 1 for solving the above problems, Oite pachinko Yu technique machine Yu technique is performed by the pachinko ball is driven into Yu Technical area, in the Yu Technical area a winning device to the implanted the pachinko ball to accept winning ball, a winning detecting device for outputting a winning signal to detect the winning ball, a predetermined number in response to the winning signal when receiving the winning signal Control means for paying out a pachinko ball as a prize ball and a payout device for paying out the pachinko ball as a prize ball are provided, and the control means counts the number of the prize balls to be paid out. the value of the sphere counter, equipped with a prize ball counter updating means for subtracting based on payout of the prize balls, before payout of a predetermined number of prize balls is completed for one of the winning ball, entering other winning ball When receiving the signal, the value of the prize ball counter based on the prize ball counter updating means if it becomes a predetermined value, one should pay out the value of the prize ball counter of that the next of winning ball update the minute value corresponding to prize number sphere is added the value, the payout of a predetermined number of prize balls corresponding to the updated value had rows in succession, the time continues for the winning signal is set in advance when, it has a configuration in which the payout of the prize balls, the pachinko machine has a plurality of winning devices including first prize device and a second winning device, to the first winning device The first prize ball number is set for the first prize ball, the second prize ball number is set for the prize ball to the second prize winning device, and a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out for one prize ball. Before the value of the prize ball counter reaches the predetermined value. When a winning ball is generated in the first winning device and the second winning device, the control means gives priority to the value corresponding to the first prize ball number over the value corresponding to the second prize ball number. It is used for updating the value of the prize ball counter .

According to the invention of claim 1, the value of the prize ball counter for counting the number of prize balls to be paid out is subtracted by the prize ball counter updating means based on the payout of the prize balls. If a winning signal of another winning ball is received before the payout of a predetermined number of winning balls for one winning ball is completed, the value of the winning ball counter becomes a predetermined value based on the winning ball counter updating means. If the value of the prize ball counter of that is a value corresponding to the amount of the prize number sphere one of winning ball to pay out is updated to the added value. When the winning signal continues a predetermined time, and dividing line is continuously payout of a predetermined number of prize balls corresponding to the updated value. The pachinko gaming machine includes a plurality of winning devices including a first winning device and a second winning device, and the first prize ball number is set for the winning balls to the first winning device, and the second winning device is set. A second prize ball number is set for a winning ball to the apparatus. If a winning ball is generated in the first winning device and the second winning device before the predetermined number of prize balls are paid out for one winning ball and the value of the prize ball counter reaches the predetermined value, the control means The value corresponding to the first prize ball number is prioritized over the value corresponding to the second prize ball number and used for updating the value of the prize ball counter. For this reason, the payout of prize balls can be suitably performed.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

First, the appearance of a pachinko Yu technique machine 1 payout control mechanism is applied in the pachinko ball of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Figure 1 is a front view of a pachinko Yu technique machine 1, FIG. 2 is a rear view of a pachinko Yu technique machine 1.

In Figure 1, the pachinko Yu technique machine 1 is provided with a front frame 2 formed in a frame shape, the opening of the front frame 2, the door holding frame 3 is provided. A glass door frame 4 having a glass plate is provided on the upper portion of the door holding frame 3 so as to be openable and closable. A front door plate 5 having a hitting ball supply tray 6 is provided on the lower portion of the glass door frame 4 so as to be openable and closable. . Further, a surplus ball receiving tray 20 that stores pachinko balls overflowing from the hitting ball supply tray 6 is provided on the lower surface of the front frame 2. An operation handle 21 for firing a pachinko ball is provided on the right side of the surplus ball receiving tray 20. Further, the upper portion of the front frame 2, Yu Technical effect lamp 61 flashes when the Yu technique condition becomes jackpot a predetermined state is provided. In addition, a speaker 64 that emits various sound effects is provided on the back side of the surplus ball tray 20.

Further, on the rear surface of the front frame 2 a rear glass door frame 4, Yu technique board 30 is attached detachably. The Yu Technical Release 30, guide rail 31 to induce pachinko balls hammered out by the operation of the operating handle 21 is provided in a substantially circular shape, configuration inside surrounded by the guide rail 31 is a Yu skill area 32 is doing. This is Yu Technical area 32, the variable display device 33, a special winning opening 35, and various winning openings 34,36A, is Yu technique device 36B or the like are arranged. In more detail, in the approximate center of Yu technique regions 32 are disposed a variable display 33 by the liquid crystal display simulating a plurality of rotating drums, below the variable display unit 33, a special winning the starting winning opening 34 A mouth 35 is arranged. The start winning opening 34 is for starting the rotation of the drum by the liquid crystal display of the variable display 33. The winning ball that has won the start winning opening 34 is detected by a start winning detector 37, and the variable display 33 is started in response to a signal from the detector 37. The special winning opening 35 is always closed by the opening / closing plate 62 and does not receive the pachinko ball, and is opened by driving the solenoid 40 when a predetermined big hit state is reached. . Further, in the Yu technique board 30, in addition to the above configuration, out port 63 to the lowermost Yu technique region 32, winning hole 36A in the center left of Yu technique regions 32, 36B, respectively.

The rear surface of the Yu technique board 30, mechanism plate 42 in which various mechanisms are mounted has mounted rotatably in the upper part of the mechanism plate 42, feed from the pachinko ball delivery device (not shown) A prize ball tank 43 is provided for storing pachinko balls to be fed. Under the prize ball tank 43, a lead-out rod 44 is formed that allows the pachinko balls to be prize balls to be led out in two rows, and a payout device for paying out the pachinko balls to the lower end of the lead-out ball 44. 7 is installed. A ball supply interlock switch 8 is provided in the middle of the lead-out rod 44 to detect when the number of pachinko balls necessary for the dispensing device 7 to operate is not stored. In addition, a ball jam interlock switch 9 is provided immediately before the payout device 7 at the end of the lead-out rod 44. The payout device 7 pays out prize balls only when the interlock switches 8 and 9 are OFF.

  The payout device 7 is for paying out a predetermined number of pachinko balls as prize balls according to the winning balls. The winning balls that have won the winning holes 34, 35, 36A, 36B are detected by a winning ball detector 66 provided in the winning ball outlet path 65. A winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is provided below the winning ball detector 66, and when the solenoid 68 is driven, the winning balls are discharged one by one from the winning ball discharge path 65 one by one.

In pachinko Yu technique 1 of the present embodiment, winning ball is (described in detail later) are differentiated into two types depending on where it left winning. Below the payout device 7, there is provided a discharge rod 10 for guiding the pachinko balls paid out as prize balls to the hitting ball supply tray 6 or the surplus ball receiving tray 20.

  Next, the dispensing device 7 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4. The payout device 7 includes a hollow rectangular tube-shaped case 11 that opens up and down. Inside the case 11, two rows of ball passages 27 and 28 are provided at positions corresponding to the lower ends of the lead rods 44. It has. In addition, a horizontal shaft 29 having both ends supported by both side walls of the case 11 is provided inside the case 11, and two spherical disks 53 and 54 are integrated with the horizontal shaft 29 by the connecting cylinder portion 12. In addition, it is rotatably supported with respect to the horizontal shaft 29.

  Each of the ball-cut disks 53 and 54 is provided with two sprockets 14 provided with 13 semicircular cutouts 49 equally along the outer periphery, and a bracket 16 that fixes the sprockets 14 on both sides. ing. The ball-cutting disks 53 and 54 are installed so that the outer circumference faces the inside of the ball passages 27 and 28. The diameter of the notch 49 is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the pachinko ball P. When the ball-cutting disks 53 and 54 rotate, the pachinko ball P in the ball passages 27 and 28 fits into the notch 49. Then, it is transported by the pair of sprockets 14 and discharged to the discharge rod 10. Note that the ball-cut disks 53 and 54 are fixed to each other at a rotational position shifted by exactly ½ of the pitch of the notches 49, whereby the pachinko balls P are alternately sent out by the both ball-cut disks 53 and 54. It is.

  A worm gear 55 is fixed to the outer periphery of the connecting cylinder portion 12 that connects the pair of ball-cut disks 53 and 54. A worm 56 capable of driving the worm gear 55 is engaged with the worm gear 55. One end of a drive shaft 57 to which the worm 56 is attached is rotatably supported on the outer wall of the case 11, while the other end is supported. A prize ball discharging motor 58 (corresponding to the “driving means” of the present invention. This motor is a stepping motor) is fixed to a rotating shaft 59 of the prize ball. The prize ball discharge motor 58 is fixed to the outer wall of the case 11. When the prize ball discharge motor 58 rotates, the worm 56 directly connected to the rotation shaft 59 rotates. Then, the worm gear 55 rotates in accordance with the rotation of the worm 56, and the ball-cut disks 53 and 54 also rotate accordingly. In order to detect the rotation state of the ball-cut disks 53 and 54, a prize ball detector 60 using infrared light is provided at a position sandwiching one sprocket 14 of the ball-cut disk 53. The prize ball detector 60 transmits a pulse signal every time light is blocked by the pachinko ball through the notch 49 of the sprocket 14.

Next, with reference to FIG. 5, the electrical configuration of the pachinko Yu technique machine 1. In pachinko Yu technique 1 of the present embodiment, two of the control circuit board 69 and 70 for control of the Yu technique condition is provided, the central processing unit to each (hereinafter, referred to as "CPU".) 22 and 23 are provided. The CPUs 22 and 23 can be operated in parallel according to their own programs.
Of the two control circuit boards 69 and 70, the prize ball payout control circuit board 69 controls the prize ball payout operation and the winning ball discharge operation accompanying the operation. Further, the Yu Technical control circuit board 70, the operation of the others, to control for example the operation of the circuit for starting the driving of the variable display device 33, the driving operation of the solenoid 40, the lighting drive circuit of a Yu Technical effect lamp 61.

  First, the prize ball payout control circuit board 69 will be described. The board 69 is provided with a CPU 23, and a ROM 24 and a RAM 25 are connected to the CPU 23. Further, the CPU 23 is provided with an I / O port 45, through which signals are transmitted to the CPU 22, the circuit 13, and the like.

  The winning ball detector 66 is connected to the I / O port 45 via a waveform shaping circuit 13 formed of a flip-flop for preventing chattering. A driver 52 is connected to the I / O port 45. The driver 52 controls driving of the prize ball discharge motor 58 and the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 in accordance with a signal from the CPU 23.

  The clock generation circuit 17 outputs an external interrupt signal to the CPU 23 via the frequency divider 15. The CPU 23 executes a main program (not shown) in synchronization with the external interrupt signal. When a switch (not shown) of the power supply circuit is turned on, the signal is input to the reset signal generation circuit 19, and the reset signal that is the output signal is input to the reset terminal of the CPU 23, and the reset The initial program is executed by the signal.

On the other hand, the Yu Technical control circuit board 70, CPU 22 has provided in the CPU 22 is, ROM 76, RAM 77 are connected. The CPU 22 is provided with an I / O port 78, and signals are transmitted to the CPU 23, the waveform shaping circuit 71, and the like.

  The waveform shaping circuit 71 includes a flip-flop for preventing chattering. The waveform shaping circuit 71 includes a start winning detector 37 for detecting the winning of a winning ball to the starting winning opening 34, and a big winning opening 35. The winning ball winning detector 38 for detecting the winning ball's winning, and the V winning port (a specific winning port provided in the center of the large winning port 35, not shown). Are connected to a V winning detector 39 for detecting the winning prize and the winning detectors 41A and 41B for detecting the winning of the winning ball to the winning openings 36A and 36B. The winning signal input to the waveform shaping circuit 71 is output to the CPU 22 via the I / O port 78.

A programmable sound generator (hereinafter referred to as “PSG”) 75 and a driver 79 are connected to the I / O port 78. The PSG 75 inputs control data for sound output from the CPU 22 to each register, D / A converts a waveform created based on this control data, and outputs the result to the speaker 64. Further, the driver 79, the display driving circuit 50, the solenoid 40, Yu Technical effect lamp 61, etc. are connected, it controls these drive. A variable display 33 is connected to the display driver circuit 50 and the drive of the variable display 33 is controlled.

  The clock generation circuit 73 outputs an external interrupt signal to the CPU 22 via the frequency divider 72. The CPU 22 executes a main program (not shown) in synchronization with the external interrupt signal. When a switch (not shown) of the power supply circuit is turned on, the signal is input to the reset signal generation circuit 74, and the reset signal that is the output signal is input to the reset terminal of the CPU 22, and the reset is performed. The initial program is executed by the signal.

It is as follows and will be described briefly Yu Technical content of Yu Technical panel 30.

Pachinko balls hammered out by operation of the handle 21 is fed to the inside of Yu Technical area 32. When the pachinko balls win the winning openings 36A, 36B, a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out. Further, when the pachinko ball wins the start winning opening 34, the rotating drum mechanism of the variable display 33 starts rotating by a signal from the start winning detector 37, and when a certain time (for example, 5 seconds) elapses, Stop rotation. Then, it becomes big hit Yu technique state when a combination of symbols displayed on the variable display unit 33 at stop is a combination of big hit symbol a predetermined, the closing plate 62 of the special winning opening 35 a predetermined time (e.g., 30 Seconds) or until a predetermined number (for example, 10) of winning balls is generated. If the pachinko ball further wins a V winning opening provided in the center of the large winning opening 35 while the opening / closing plate 62 is opened, a continuation right is generated and the opening / closing operation of the opening / closing plate 62 is repeated again. The generation of the continuation right is allowed continuously for a predetermined number of times (for example, 15 times). In this way, when the big hit state is reached, a large number of winning balls can be generated in a short time.

In the pachinko Yu technique machine 1, the number of prize balls for winning ball that special winning hole 35 is fifteen. Accordingly, when a jackpot Yu technique state, so that the prize balls of approximately 2400 (15x10x16) are paid out.

Now, various winning opening 34,35,36A provided in Yu technique board 30, the winning balls finishers 36B is guided along the winning ball outlet passage 65 provided on the rear surface of Yu technique Release 30 . Among the winning balls, the winning balls 34, 36A, 36B other than the opening / closing plate 62 are controlled so as to pay out a relatively large number of prize balls (for example, 15) for the winning balls from the large winning opening 35. It is controlled so as to pay out a relatively small number of prize balls (for example, 7) for those who have won. In the present embodiment, when a pachinko ball wins a winning opening 34, 36A, 36B from which a small number of prize balls should be paid out, a winning detector 37 provided inside these winning openings 34, 36A, 36B. , 41A, 41B are sent from the general control CPU 22 to the payout control CPU 23 via the I / O port 45, so that the number of winning balls to be paid out is reduced. It has come to understand. In other words, the number of winning balls to which a large number of prize balls should be paid out is obtained by subtracting the number of winning balls to which a small number of prize balls should be paid from the number of all winning balls.

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Next, the payout operation of the pachinko Yu technique machine 1 prize balls will be described with reference to the flow chart showing the process steps of the dispensing control CPU 23.

(1) Initial setting when power is turned on When a start switch (not shown) is turned on, power is supplied to the payout control CPU 23, and the reset signal generation circuit 19 outputs a reset signal to the CPU 23. Then, the CPU 23 executes the process shown in FIG. That is, a winning ball counter C for counting all winning balls and a small winning ball counter I for counting the number of winning balls to which a small number of prize balls should be paid out are set to zero, and the driving device for discharging the winning balls is set. The state register F1 for storing the state and the state register F2 for storing the state of the prize ball discharge driving device are set to initial values. In addition, a timer T for storing the winning ball holding time is set to zero, and a prize ball counter St for counting the number of prize balls to be paid out is set to zero.

(2) Prize ball payout program After the initial setting, every time an external interrupt signal output from the frequency divider 15 is input, the CPU 23 executes the prize ball payout program shown in FIGS.

(A) Processing with or without a winning ball (i) When there is no winning ball In step 100, it is determined whether or not the status register F1 is zero. When the status register F1 is zero, the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is not driven. When the status register F1 is 1, the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is being driven.

  When the register F1 is zero, it is determined at step 102 that the winning ball signal S1 falls. The winning ball signal S1 is output from the winning ball detector 66, and falls when there is a winning ball and rises when there is no winning ball. Here, when there is no fall of S1, there is no winning ball, so the process proceeds to the next step 128. After step 128, the payout of prize balls is controlled.

(Ii) When there is a winning ball If it is determined in step 102 that the winning ball signal S1 falls, the value of the timer T is updated in step 104. In this step 104, the current timer T value is set to a predetermined increment value t (a time interval at which the prize ball payout program is called from the main routine by an external interrupt signal. In this embodiment, it is 4 milliseconds. )) To obtain a new timer T value.

In the next step 106, it is determined whether or not the value of the prize ball counter St is 5 or less. This is an operation for dropping a winning ball only when the number of remaining prize balls is five or less. That is, in the pachinko Yu technique machine 1, control in circumstances such as balls jamming is interrupted during Yu technique, it may be power cycled again. In such a case, if too many winning balls are dropped and the value of the prize ball counter St is increased, the corresponding prize balls will not be paid out when the power is turned on again. . In order to avoid such a situation, the number corresponding to the winning ball is increased to the prize ball counter St only when the remaining number of prize balls is equal to or less than a predetermined number.

If the value of the prize ball counter St is 5 or less, it is determined in step 108 whether or not the timer T is 0.3 seconds or longer. This is for confirming that the winning ball signal S1 continues to fall until a predetermined time elapses, and for preventing erroneous input of the winning ball signal S1 in the form of pulses. is there. If the timer T has continued for 0.3 seconds or longer, the register F1 is set to 1 and the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is driven in steps 110 and 112.

  Next, at step 114, the rising of the winning ball signal S1 is determined. In step 100, even if the register F1 is 1, the process proceeds to step 114. When the rising of the winning ball signal S1 is determined in step 114, it is determined that the winning ball has been discharged, and the process proceeds to the next step 116. In steps 116 and 117, the register F1 is set to zero and the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is stopped.

  Next, at step 118, it is determined whether or not the value of the small winning ball counter I is 1 or more. In the small winning ball counter I, when a pachinko ball wins a winning opening 34, 36A, 36B, signals from the winning detectors 37, 41A, B are input to the general control CPU 22, and payout control is performed therefrom. It is transmitted to the CPU 23 and increased. If the small winning ball counter I is zero, it is determined that there are 15 prize balls for all winning balls, and the number of prize balls is added to the prize ball counter St (step 124). On the other hand, if the small winning ball counter I is 1 or more, the prize ball counter St is updated by adding 7 (step 120), and the small winning ball counter I is decremented by 1 (step 122).

  In step 126, the timer T is returned to zero.

(B) Processing with or without a prize ball (i) When there is no remaining prize ball In step 128, it is determined whether or not the status register F2 is zero. This step 128 is processed when a predetermined determination is made in steps 102, 106, 108, and 114, in addition to the processing from step 126. The register F2 indicates the driving state of the prize ball discharge motor 58. When the value is zero, the motor 58 is stopped. When the value is 1, the motor 58 is in a low-speed driving state at the initial driving time. 2 indicates a high-speed driving state, and 3 indicates a low-speed driving state at the time of final driving. When the register F2 is zero, it is determined in the next step 130 whether or not the prize ball counter St is 1 or more. If there is no remaining number of prize balls, the process returns to the main routine.

(Ii) When the prize ball is not zero If it is determined in step 130 that the prize ball counter St is 1 or more, the register F2 is set to 1 in the following step 132 and a low-speed pulse is output to the prize ball discharge motor 58. (Step 134). Thereby, the prize ball discharge motor 58 starts the prize ball discharge operation at a low speed with a large torque.

  In the following step 136, it is determined whether or not the value of the register F2 is 1. When the register F2 is 1, it is determined whether or not the prize ball has been discharged (step 138). If it is determined that the prize ball has been discharged, the prize ball counter St is decremented by 1 (step 140), the register F2 is set to 2 (step 142), and a high-speed pulse is output to the prize ball discharge motor 58 (step 144). ). As a result, the prize ball discharge motor 58 starts rotating at a high speed, and the prize ball is quickly paid out.

  In step 146, it is determined whether or not the value of the register F2 is 2. If YES, it is determined whether or not the prize ball has been discharged (step 148). When it is determined that the prize ball has been discharged, the prize ball counter St is decremented by 1 (step 150), and in the next step 152, it is determined whether or not the prize ball counter St is 3. This is a process for operating the prize ball discharge motor 58 again at a low speed when the remaining number of prize balls reaches three. If the prize ball counter St is 3, the register F2 is set to 3 (step 154), and a low-speed pulse is output (step 156).

  In the following step 158, it is determined whether or not the prize ball has been discharged. If this is YES, the prize ball counter St is decremented by 1 (step 160), and whether or not the prize ball counter St has become zero. Is determined (step 162). If this determination is YES, the register F2 is set to zero (step 164), and a stop signal is output to the prize ball discharge motor 58 (step 166).

  Next, the above-described prize ball payout operation will be described with reference to FIG. In the following, symbols in FIG. 9 are used to indicate timing.

First, when the winning ball signal S1 from the winning ball detector 66 falls and the falling time is 0.3 seconds or more (A1), the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is driven. When the winning ball signal S1 rises (B1), the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is stopped (C), and the prize ball discharging motor 58 is driven at a low speed.
Next, when the prize ball detector 60 detects the first prize ball (D), the prize ball discharge motor 58 is driven at a high speed to continue the payout while detecting the prize ball.

  When the remaining number of prize balls reaches five (E), it is confirmed whether or not the winning ball signal has fallen. When the signal falls and the fall time is 0.3 second or longer (A2), the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is driven. When the winning ball is discharged (B2), the winning ball discharge solenoid 68 is stopped (F), and the number of prize balls is increased by a predetermined number. Each time the remaining number of prize balls reaches 5, the above steps E to F are repeated.

  Finally, when there are no winning balls and the remaining number of prize balls to be paid out becomes three (G), the prize ball discharging motor 58 is set to a low speed. When all the prize balls are paid out (H), the prize ball discharge motor 58 is stopped.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, when a prize signal for another winning ball continues before the winning of a prize ball for one winning ball ends, the payout of the prize ball ends. Is done continuously. For this reason, when there are a large number of winning balls, the prize balls are paid out promptly.

Front view of a pachinko Yu skill machine of the present embodiment Rear view of the pachinko Yu technique machine Block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the pachinko Yu technique machine Perspective view of prize ball dispensing device Cross section of prize ball dispensing device Flow chart showing the processing procedure of the central information processing apparatus Flow chart showing the processing procedure of the central information processing apparatus Flow chart showing the processing procedure of the central information processing apparatus Timing chart showing operation timing of each part of prize ball dispensing device

1 ... pachinko Yu TECHNICAL machine 7 ... dispenser 32 ... Yu Technical area 34 ... start winning opening (first prize apparatus)
35 ... Grand prize opening ( second prize-winning device)
36A, 36B ... Winning mouth ( first winning device)
37 ... Starting prize detector (winning detection device)
38 ... Grand prize opening prize detector (winning detection device)
39 ... V winning detector (winning detection device)
41A, 41B ... Winning detector (winning detection device)
66 ... winning ball detector (winning ball detector)

Claims (1)

Oite pachinko Yu technique machine Yu technique is performed by the pachinko ball is driven into Yu technique region,
Its pachinko gaming machine, a winning device to winning ball accept the pachinko balls implanted into the said Yu Technical area, a winning detecting device for outputting a winning signal to detect the winning ball, the winning signal and control means for performing control to pay out a predetermined number of pachinko balls as prize balls in response to the winning signal when receiving a payout device for paying out pachinko balls as prize balls are provided,
The control means includes
Prize ball counter updating means for subtracting a value of a prize ball counter for counting the number of prize balls to be paid out based on the payout of the prize ball,
If a winning signal for another winning ball is received before the payout of a predetermined number of winning balls for one winning ball is completed, the value of the prize ball counter is set to a predetermined value based on the prize ball counter updating means. if it becomes, updates the value of the prize ball counter of that to the value corresponding values are added to the partial prize number sphere one of winning ball should paid out to the next, corresponding to the updated value There line in succession the payout of a predetermined number of prize balls,
If the winning signal continues preset time, has a configuration in which the payout of the prize balls,
The pachinko gaming machine includes a plurality of winning devices including a first winning device and a second winning device, and a first prize ball number is set for the winning balls to the first winning device, The number of second prize balls is set for the winning ball to the second winning device,
When a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out with respect to one winning ball and the winning balls are generated in the first winning device and the second winning device before the value of the prize ball counter reaches the predetermined value, The pachinko gaming machine characterized in that the control means prioritizes a value corresponding to the first prize ball number over a value corresponding to the second prize ball number and updates the value of the prize ball counter .

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