JP7054168B2 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

Description

This specification discloses a technique relating to a ball game machine (also referred to as a pachinko game machine or a pachinko machine).

The ball gaming machine includes a gaming board that forms a board on which the gaming ball flows down. A game nail is generally used as a member for guiding a game ball on the board surface. While the game nail has an advantage that the flow path of the game ball can be formed for general purposes, the game nail may be deformed by the impact received from the game ball.

Patent Document 1 discloses a ball game machine in which a molding member protruding forward from the board surface is provided upstream of the starting port instead of a gaming nail (so-called "life nail") located upstream of the starting opening. There is.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2008-86517

Sufficient studies have not been made on forming a flow path of a game ball by using a molded member for general purposes.

The techniques disclosed herein can be realized in the following forms.
The ball gaming machine in one form disclosed in the present specification includes a gaming board that forms a board surface on which the gaming ball flows down; and a flow of the gaming ball that is fixed to the board surface, protrudes forward from the board surface, and flows down the board surface. It is a ball game machine provided with a flow path structure forming a road. In this ball game machine, the flow path structure is configured by combining a plurality of flow path members each having a convex portion forming five or more planes orthogonal to the board surface in a series. The length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure can be changed according to the number of the flow path members constituting the flow path structure. When viewed from a direction orthogonal to the board surface, the lengths of the five or more planes are different, and the angle at which each plane forms with the adjacent plane is different in the five or more planes.
According to this form of the ball gaming machine, various flow paths can be formed according to the combination of planes in the plurality of flow path members.

(1) The ball game machine in one form disclosed in the present specification includes a gaming board that forms a board surface on which a game ball flows down; a game that is fixed to the board surface, protrudes forward from the board surface, and flows down the board surface. It has a flow path structure that forms a flow path of a sphere. In this ball game machine, the flow path structure is configured by combining a plurality of flow path members having protrusions each forming two or more planes orthogonal to the board surface in a series. The length of the flow path formed by the above can be changed according to the number of the flow path members constituting the flow path structure. According to this form of the ball gaming machine, it is possible to form a flow path having a desired length according to the number of flow path members by using the molded member for general purposes.

(2) In the ball game machine of the above embodiment, the plurality of flow path members are sandwiched between a first flow path member forming an end portion of the flow path and another flow path member in the flow path. A second flow path member forming an intermediate portion may be included, and the length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure depends on the number of the second flow path members constituting the flow path structure. May be changeable. According to this form of the ball gaming machine, the length of the flow path can be adjusted according to the number of the second flow path members forming the intermediate portion of the flow path.

(3) In the ball game machine of the above embodiment, the plurality of flow path members may be interconnected with other flow path members adjacent to each other in the flow path structure, and the flow path structure is the plurality of. It may be fixed to the board surface via a part of the flow path members in the flow path member of. According to this form of the ball gaming machine, the entire flow path structure can be fixed to the board surface without individually fixing all the flow path members constituting the flow path structure to the board surface.

(4) In the ball game machine of the above-described embodiment, a single unit that is further fixed at a position on the board surface away from the flow path structure and has the same shape as one of the plurality of flow path members constituting the flow path structure. The flow path member may be provided. According to this form of the ball game machine, a flow path of a game ball can be formed by using a single flow path member for general purposes.

(5) In the ball game machine of the above-described embodiment, at least one of the plurality of flow path members may have a convex portion forming five or more planes orthogonal to the board surface, and the five or more. The planes of may be of different sizes. According to this form of the ball gaming machine, various flow paths can be formed according to the combination of planes in the plurality of flow path members.

The technique disclosed in the present specification can be realized in various forms different from the ball game machine. The technique disclosed in the present specification can be realized not only as a form as a ball game machine, but also as a part of the ball game machine and a method of manufacturing the ball game machine.

It is a front view which shows the structure of a pachinko machine. It is a rear view which shows the structure of a pachinko machine. It is a front view which shows the game board of a pachinko machine. It is an enlarged view which shows the structure of the flow path structure. It is an exploded view which shows the structure of the flow path structure. It is an enlarged view which shows the flow path member. It is an enlarged view which shows the flow path member. It is explanatory drawing which shows the modification of the flow path structure. It is an enlarged view which shows the structure of the flow path member. It is an enlarged view which shows the structure of the flow path member. It is a front view which shows the flow path structure in 4th modification. It is a front view which shows the flow path structure in 5th modification.

A. The first embodiment is a front view showing the configuration of the pachinko machine 10. FIG. 2 is a rear view showing the configuration of the pachinko machine 10. FIG. 3 is a front view showing the gaming board 400 of the pachinko machine 10.

The pachinko machine 10 is a ball game machine (so-called “CR machine”) compatible with a prepaid card, and is connected to the card unit 80. The card unit 80 realizes the lending of game balls in the pachinko machine 10 based on the information recorded in the prepaid card. The pachinko machine 10 includes an outer frame 110, an inner frame 120, a front frame 130, a handle 140, and an effect button 160.

The outer frame 110 of the pachinko machine 10 has a vertically long rectangular shape. The outer frame 110 is fixed to the equipment in which the pachinko machine 10 is installed. The outer frame 110 includes a pair of hinges 112 that support the inner frame 120 so as to be openable and closable.

The inner frame 120 of the pachinko machine 10 has a rectangular shape that fits inside the outer frame 110. The inner frame 120 holds each part of the pachinko machine 10 including the game board 400. The inner frame 120 includes a pair of hinges 122 that support the front frame 130 so as to be openable and closable.

Below the front frame 130 in front of the inner frame 120, an upper plate 124, a lower plate 126, and a keyhole 128 are provided. The upper plate 124 stores a game ball to be launched to the game board 400. The lower plate 126 stores the game balls overflowing from the upper plate 124. The keyhole 128 accepts an operation of fixing and releasing the inner frame 120 to the outer frame 110 by the key, and also accepts an operation of fixing and releasing the front frame 130 to the inner frame 120 by the key.

The upper plate 124 is provided with a balance display device 152, a ball lending switch 154, and a settlement switch 156. The balance display device 152 displays the balance of the prepaid card held in the card unit 80. The ball lending switch 154 receives an instruction from the player to execute the lending of the game ball based on the balance of the prepaid card held in the card unit 80. The checkout switch 156 receives an instruction from the player to return the prepaid card from the card unit 80.

The front frame 130 of the pachinko machine 10 is configured to be openable and closable in front of the game board 400. The front frame 130 includes a transparent plate 132 located in front of the game board 400. As a result, the player can visually recognize the game board 400 via the transparent plate 132. The transparent plate 132 is glass, and the front frame 130 is also called a glass frame. Illuminations 134 and speakers 136 are provided on the front surface of the front frame 130. The illumination 134 emits light as the game progresses. The speaker 136 outputs sound according to the progress of the game.

The handle 140 of the pachinko machine 10 receives an operation input for launching a game ball from the player. The handle 140 is provided on the lower right side of the front frame 130 in front of the inner frame 120.

The effect button 160 of the pachinko machine 10 accepts the player's operation input for the effect. The effect button 160 is provided on the upper plate 124 in front of the inner frame 120.

A game ball tank 172 and a payout device 174 are provided on the back surface of the inner frame 120. The game ball tank 172 stores game balls supplied from the outside of the pachinko machine 10. The payout device 174 pays out the game balls stored in the game ball tank 172 to the upper plate 124.

On the back surface of the inner frame 120, a main control device 210, a sub integrated control device 220, an effect symbol control device 230, a payout control device 240, a launch control device 250, an external connection terminal board 265, and a power supply are further provided. A base 290 is provided. These control devices are computers including a CPU, ROM, RAM, and the like, and execute various control processes based on a computer program.

The main control device 210 controls the progress of the game in the pachinko machine 10. The sub-integrated control device 220 controls the effect according to the progress of the game based on the command from the main control device 210. The effect symbol control device 230 controls the effect using the effect symbol based on the command from the sub-integrated control device 220. The payout control device 240 controls the payout of the game ball based on the command from the main control device 210. The launch control device 250 controls the launch of the game ball to the game board 400 based on the operation input from the player to the handle 140. The external connection terminal board 265 outputs a signal indicating the gaming state of the pachinko machine 10 to the outside of the pachinko machine 10. The power supply board 290 supplies electric power to each part of the pachinko machine 10.

Further, a setting changeover switch 302 and a setting change switch 304 are provided on the back surface of the inner frame 120. The setting changeover switch 302 and the setting change switch 304 are provided in the main control device 210. The setting changeover switch 302 accepts operations for starting and ending switching of settings related to the gaming characteristics of the pachinko machine 10. The setting change switch 304 accepts an operation for changing the setting when the setting changeover is enabled by the setting changeover switch 302.

The gaming board 400 of the pachinko machine 10 has a plate shape facing the front of the pachinko machine 10. The game board 400 includes guide rails 401 and 402, an introduction port 404, a board surface 405, and a discharge port 408. The guide rails 401 and 402 surround the board surface 405 and form an introduction port 404. The introduction port 404 introduces the launched game ball to the board surface 405. The introduction port 404 is located on the upper left side of the board surface 405. The board surface 405 is a surface facing the front of the pachinko machine 10. The board surface 405 is a game area in which a game using a game ball is performed. The discharge port 408 discharges the game ball from the board surface 405. The discharge port 408 is located on the lower center side of the board surface 405.

The game board 400 has a gate 410, a guide accessory 420, a ball entry device 430, a guide accessory 440, a general winning opening 450, a gate 460, and a large winning opening 470 as a structure provided on the board surface 405. , A large winning opening 480 and an effect symbol display device 490 are provided.

The gate 410 is configured to allow a game ball to pass through. The gate 410 can be configured as a starting port for operating another configuration according to the entry of the game ball. The guiding accessory 420 guides the entered game ball in any of a plurality of directions.

The ball entry device 430 distributes the entered game ball to a plurality of entry destinations. The ball entry device 430 includes a start port 438 as one of the entry destinations for the game ball. The starting port 438 is configured to allow a game ball to enter. A lottery using a special symbol is executed according to the entry of the game ball into the starting port 438.

The guiding accessory 440 guides the game ball discharged from the ball entering device 430 to the board surface 405 without entering the starting port 438 in the ball entering device 430. The general winning opening 450 is a winning opening configured to accept a game ball.

A predetermined number of game balls are paid out according to the entry of the game balls into the general winning opening 450. The gate 460 is configured to allow a game ball to pass through. The gate 460 can be configured as a starting port for operating another configuration according to the entry of the game ball.

The large winning opening 470 is a variable winning opening that can accept a game ball according to the lottery result using a special symbol. A predetermined number of game balls are paid out according to the entry of the game balls into the large winning opening 470. The large winning opening 480 is a variable winning opening that can accept a game ball according to the lottery result using a special symbol. A predetermined number of game balls are paid out according to the entry of the game balls into the large winning opening 480.

The effect symbol display device 490 displays the effect symbol according to the lottery result of the special symbol. In the example of FIG. 3, the effect symbol display device 490 displays a symbol showing three numbers as the effect symbol. The effect symbol display device 490 is configured to be able to display a character (Tatsuyoshi Kuma) as one of the effects.

The game board 400 has a flow path structure 500, a flow path member 610, a flow path member 620, a flow path member 630, a flow path member 640, and a wind turbine as a structure provided on the board surface 405 instead of the game nail. 680 and a flow path structure 690 are provided. Each of these structures is fixed to the board surface 405, projects forward from the board surface, and forms a flow path for a game ball flowing down the board surface 405. These structures can be fixed to the board surface 405 at a desired mounting angle. The wind turbine 680 is configured to be rotatable by contact with a game ball. The flow path structure 690 is a component in which a series of flow paths are integrally formed.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged view showing the configuration of the flow path structure 500. FIG. 4A shows the flow path structure 500 viewed from above. FIG. 4B shows a flow path structure 500 viewed from the front. FIG. 4C shows the flow path structure 500 as seen from the right side. FIG. 4D shows a flow path structure 500 viewed from below.

The flow path structure 500 is configured by combining a plurality of flow path members 510a, 510b, and 520 in a series. The flow path members 510a and 510b of the flow path structure 500 form an end portion of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500. The flow path member 520 of the flow path structure 500 forms an intermediate portion sandwiched between other flow path members in the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500. The length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500 can be changed according to the number of flow path members 520. The flow path structure 500 is configured by combining one flow path member 510a, one flow path member 510b, and two flow path members 520. The length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500 is not limited to the mode of changing according to the number of flow path members 520, but is changed by combining flow path members having different lengths. May be good. As a result, it is possible to realize a flow path having various lengths depending on the combination of the number of flow path members and the length of the flow path member.

The flow path structure 500 includes a convex portion 502, a base portion 504, a fixed base portion 506, and a through hole 507. The convex portion 502 protrudes forward from the board surface 405 and forms a flow path of the game ball flowing down the board surface 405. The base portion 504 has a shape extending from the convex portion 502 onto the board surface 405 and supports the convex portion 502. The fixed base portion 506 has a shape extending from the convex portion 502 onto the board surface 405 and supports the convex portion 502. The fixing base 506 is provided with a through hole 507 through which a screw 508 for fixing the flow path structure 500 to the board surface 405 is passed. The fixing base portion 506 is provided on each of the flow path members 510a and 510b, respectively. Therefore, the flow path structure 500 is fixed to the board surface 405 via the flow path members 510a and 510b. The flow path members 510a and 510b are flow path member fixing portions having a function of fixing the flow path structure 500 to the board surface 405. The flow path member 520 is a flow path member adjusting unit that adjusts the length of the flow path structure 500.

FIG. 5 is an exploded view showing the configuration of the flow path structure 500. FIG. 5A illustrates the disassembled structure of the flow path structure 500 as viewed from above. FIG. 5B illustrates the disassembled structure of 500 as viewed from the front. The plurality of flow path members 510a, 510b, and 520 in the flow path structure 500 are interconnected with other flow path members adjacent to each other in the flow path structure 500.

The flow path members 510a and 510b include a connecting protrusion 512 and a connecting hole 514. The connecting protrusion 512 fits into the connecting hole of another flow path member. The connecting hole 514 fits into the connecting projection of another flow path member. The flow path member 510a has a connecting protrusion 512 on the fixed base 506 side (rear) and a connecting hole 514 in the protruding direction (front) of the convex portion 502. The flow path member 510b has a connecting hole 514 on the fixed base portion 506 side (rear) and a connecting protrusion 512 in the protruding direction (front) of the convex portion 502.

The flow path member 520 includes a connecting protrusion 522 and a connecting hole 524. The connecting protrusion 522 fits into the connecting hole of another flow path member. The connecting hole 524 fits into the connecting projection of another flow path member. The flow path member 520 has a connecting projection 522 on the base portion 504 side (rear) and a connecting hole 524 in the protruding direction (front) of the convex portion 502 at one end. At the other end, the flow path member 520 has a connecting hole 524 on the base 504 side (rear) and a connecting protrusion 522 in the protruding direction (front) of the convex portion 502.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged view showing the flow path member 510a. FIG. 6A shows a flow path member 510 viewed from above. FIG. 6B shows a flow path member 510a viewed from the front. FIG. 6 (c) shows the flow path member 510a seen from the right side. The convex portion 502 of the flow path member 510a forms two planes 516a and 516b. The planes 516a and 516b are the side surfaces of the convex portion 502 in the flow path member 510a. The planes 516a and 516b are planes forming approximately 90 degrees with the board surface 405. In other words, the planes 516a and 516b are planes orthogonal to the board surface 405. The flow path member 510a has a shape line-symmetrical with the flow path member 510b except for the arrangement of the connection protrusion 522 and the connection hole 524.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged view showing the flow path member 520. FIG. 7A shows a flow path member 520 viewed from above. FIG. 7B shows a flow path member 520 viewed from the front. FIG. 7 (c) shows a flow path member 520 viewed from the right side. The convex portion 502 of the flow path member 520 forms two planes 526a and 526b orthogonal to the board surface 405. The planes 526a and 526b are the side surfaces of the convex portion 502 in the flow path member 520. The planes 526a and 526b form a convex portion 502. The planes 526a and 526b are planes forming approximately 90 degrees with the board surface 405. In other words, the planes 526a and 526b are planes orthogonal to the board surface 405.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a modified example of the flow path structure 500. FIG. 8A shows a flow path structure 500a of the first modification viewed from the front. FIG. 8B shows a flow path structure 500b of the second modification viewed from the front. FIG. 8C shows a flow path structure 500c of a third modification viewed from the front.

The flow path structure 500a is configured by combining one flow path member 510a, one flow path member 510b, and four flow path members 520. Therefore, the length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500a is longer than that of the flow path structure 500 by the amount of the two flow path members 520.

The flow path structure 500b is configured by combining one flow path member 510a, one flow path member 510b, and one flow path member 520. Therefore, the length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500b is shorter than that of the flow path structure 500 by the amount of one flow path member 520.

The flow path structure 500c is configured by combining one flow path member 510a and one flow path member 510b. Therefore, the length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500c is shorter than that of the flow path structure 500 by the amount of the two flow path members 520.

The flow path member 510a or the flow path member 510b can be configured as a flow path structure by itself. For example, by arranging the connecting protrusion 522 so as not to interfere with the game ball, the flow path member 510a or the flow path member 510b can be used alone as the flow path structure. In this way, a desired flow path can be formed by combining the flow path members constituting the flow path structure 500. Further, the flow path member can be diverted not only to a specific gaming machine but also to other gaming machines. Further, similarly to the flow path members 510a and 510b, the flow path member 520 may be configured to be able to be attached to the board surface 405 by itself by providing the flow path member 520 with a fixed base portion. This makes it possible to further improve the versatility of the flow path member.

FIG. 9 is an enlarged view showing the configuration of the flow path member 620. FIG. 9A shows a flow path member 620 viewed from the front. FIG. 9B shows a flow path member 620 viewed from the right side.

The flow path member 620 includes a convex portion 622, a through hole 627, and a base portion 628. The convex portion 622 projects forward from the board surface 405 and forms a flow path for the game ball flowing down the board surface 405. The base portion 628 has a shape extending from the convex portion 622 onto the board surface 405 and supports the convex portion 622. The base 628 is provided with a through hole 627 through which a screw for fixing the flow path member 620 to the board surface 405 is passed. The flow path member 620 includes two bases 628, and each of the two bases 628 is provided with one through hole 627.

The convex portion 622 of the flow path member 620 forms five planes 626a, 626b, 626c, 626d, 626e. The five planes 626a to 626e have different sizes from each other. In other words, the five planes 626a to 626e have different lengths when viewed from the front. The flow path member 620 has a shape line-symmetrical with the flow path member 610.

FIG. 10 is an enlarged view showing the configuration of the flow path member 630. FIG. 10A shows a flow path member 630 viewed from the front. FIG. 10B shows a flow path member 630 as seen from the right side.

The flow path member 630 includes a convex portion 632, a through hole 637, and a base portion 638. The convex portion 632 projects forward from the board surface 405 and forms a flow path for the game ball flowing down the board surface 405. The base portion 638 has a shape extending from the convex portion 632 onto the board surface 405 and supports the convex portion 632. The base 638 is provided with a through hole 637 through which a screw for fixing the flow path member 630 to the board surface 405 is passed. The flow path member 630 includes two bases 638, and each of the two bases 638 is provided with one through hole 637.

The convex portion 632 of the flow path member 630 forms six planes 636a, 636b, 636c, 636d, 636e, 636f. The six planes 636a to 636f have different sizes from each other. In other words, the six planes 636a to 636f have different lengths when viewed from the front.

FIG. 11 is a front view showing the flow path structure 600a in the fourth modification. The flow path structure 600a is configured by combining two flow path members 620 in a series at different mounting angles. The length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 600a can be changed according to the number of flow path members 620 constituting the flow path structure 600a. A single flow path member 620 different from the flow path member 620 constituting the flow path structure 600a may be provided at a position on the board surface 405 away from the flow path structure 600a. According to the flow path structure 600a, it is possible to form a flow path in which the game ball GB gently flows to the right side.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing the flow path structures 600b and 600c in the fifth modification. The flow path structure 600b is configured by combining five flow path members 630 in a series in the vertical direction at the same mounting angle. The flow path structure 600c is configured by combining five flow path members 630 in a series in the vertical direction at the same mounting angle. The flow path structure 600b is provided at a position shifted up and down from the flow path structure 600c with a gap capable of allowing the game ball GB to flow down. At a position on the board surface 405 away from the flow path structures 600b and 600c, a single flow path member 630 different from the flow path member 630 constituting the flow path structures 600b and 600c may be provided. According to the flow path structures 600b and 600c, it is possible to form a flow path that suppresses the flow velocity of the game ball GB by alternately flowing the game ball GB on the left and right.

According to the embodiment described above, a molded member such as a flow path member 510a, 510b, 520, 610, 620, 630 is generally used to obtain a flow path having a desired length according to the number of flow path members. Can be formed. Further, in the flow path structure 500, the length of the flow path can be adjusted according to the number of flow path members 520 forming the intermediate portion of the flow path formed by the flow path structure 500. Further, since the flow path members 510a, 510b, and 520 in the flow path structure 500 are interconnected with other adjacent flow path members, all the flow path members constituting the flow path structure 500 are attached to the board surface 405. By fixing the flow path members 510a and 510b to the board surface 405 without fixing them individually, the entire flow path structure 500 can be fixed to the board surface 405.

In addition, a single flow path member 610, 620, 630 can be used for general purposes to form a flow path for a game ball. Further, various flow paths can be formed according to the combination of planes in the flow path members 610, 620, and 630. Further, the flow path members 610, 620, and 630 do not have a risk of deformation due to long-term use unlike game nails. Further, the flow path members 610, 620, and 630 can form a flow path having a length that requires a large number of game nails with a relatively small number of parts. Therefore, according to the flow path members 610, 620, and 630, the man-hours for assembling to the board surface 405, the frequency of maintenance, and the cost can be suppressed as compared with the game nails.

B. Other Embodiments The techniques disclosed herein are not limited to the embodiments, examples and modifications described above, and can be realized with various configurations without departing from the spirit thereof. For example, among the technical features in the above-described embodiments, examples and modifications, those corresponding to the technical features in each embodiment described in the column of the outline of the invention solve a part or all of the above-mentioned problems. It can be replaced and combined as appropriate to, or to achieve some or all of the above effects. In addition, technical features not described as essential in this specification can be deleted as appropriate.

The pachinko machine may be an enclosed bullet game machine (managed game machine) that circulates a game ball enclosed inside and uses it for a game.

The flow path structure of the board surface 405 is a flow path structure in which at least one type of flow path member of the flow path member 610, the flow path member 620, the flow path member 630, and the flow path member 640 is combined with the flow path structure 500 in a series. There may be. The flow path structure of the board surface 405 may be configured by combining different flow path members 510a, 510b, 520, 610, 620, 630 in a series.

10 ... Pachinko machine 80 ... Card unit 110 ... Outer frame 112 ... Hinge 120 ... Inner frame 122 ... Hinge 124 ... Upper plate 126 ... Lower plate 128 ... Keyhole 130 ... Front frame 132 ... Transparent plate 134 ... Illumination 136 ... Speaker 140 ... Handle 152 ... Balance display device 154 ... Ball rental switch 156 ... Settlement switch 160 ... Direction button 172 ... Game ball tank 174 ... Payout device 210 ... Main control device 220 ... Sub integrated control device 230 ... Production symbol control device 240 ... Payout control device 250 ... Launch control device 265 ... External connection terminal board 290 ... Power supply board 302 ... Setting changeover switch 304 ... Setting change switch 400 ... Game board 401 ... Guide rail 404 ... Introduction port 405 ... Board surface 408 ... Discharge port 410 ... Gate 420 ... Induction Character 430 ... Ball entry device 438 ... Starting port 440 ... Guidance character 450 ... General winning port 460 ... Gate 470 ... Large winning port 480 ... Large winning port 490 ... Directional symbol display device 500, 500a, 500b, 500c ... Flow path Structure 502 ... Convex part 504 ... Base 506 ... Fixed base 507 ... Through hole 508 ... Screw 510a, 510b ... Flow path member 512 ... Connecting protrusion 514 ... Connecting hole 516a, 516b ... Flat surface 520 ... Flow path member 522 ... Connecting protrusion 524 ... Connecting holes 526a, 526b ... Plane 600a, 600b, 600c ... Flow path structure 610 ... Flow path member 620 ... Flow path member 622 ... Convex portion 626a to 626e ... Flat surface 627 ... Through hole 628 ... Base 630 ... Flow path member 632 ... Convex Part 636a-636f ... Flat surface 637 ... Through hole 638 ... Base 640 ... Flow path member 680 ... Windmill 690 ... Flow path structure GB ... Game ball

Claims (1)

The game board that forms the board surface on which the game ball flows down,
A ball gaming machine having a flow path structure that is fixed to the board surface, projects forward from the board surface, and forms a flow path for the game ball flowing down the board surface.
The flow path structure is configured by combining a plurality of flow path members having protrusions each forming five or more planes orthogonal to the board surface in a series.
The length of the flow path formed by the flow path structure can be changed according to the number of the flow path members constituting the flow path structure.
When viewed from a direction orthogonal to the board surface, the lengths of the five or more planes are different, and the angle at which each plane forms with the adjacent plane is different in the five or more planes. Bullet game machine.

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