JPH03250252A - Betting system for betting slip issuing machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To shorten (uniform) the time required for applying betting a counter by providing a data reading means in a betting slip issuing machine, reading recorded data by this data reading means and automatically inputting the data to the betting slip issuing machine. CONSTITUTION:A betting person presents an input ticket 1 recording the various betting data to the counter. At the counter, the received input ticket 1 is read by a magnetic and optical reading means 2 and a sum-up processing is exerted upon this data by a sum-up processing system 4. Based on the read data, a betting slip 5 is prepared by a betting slip issuing machine 3 and afterwards, by exchanging the betting slip 5 with cash, the work for preparing and issuing the betting slip to the betting person is finished. Thus, at the application counter, any conversation is not required between a staff in charge and the betting person and the time required for applying the betting is shortened (uniformed).

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Summary] The purpose of this invention is to shorten (equalize) the time required to apply for a vote at a counter with respect to the voting method in a voting ticket issuing machine, and record the voting details on the input ticket in advance. In a voting method in which this recorded data is input to a voting ticket issuing machine, this input data is aggregated, and a voting ticket is issued by the voting ticket issuing machine based on the input data, the data is input to the voting ticket issuing machine. A reading means is provided, and the data reading means reads the recorded data and automatically inputs it into the voting ticket issuing machine.

[Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a voting system in which voting details recorded on a voting ticket are input into a voting ticket issuing machine and a voting ticket is issued based on this input data.

[Conventional technology]

Generally, in a voting system using a voting ticket issuing machine, as shown in Figure 3, the voter first applies for voting to the person in charge at the counter using an application form or verbally, and then the person in charge of receiving the application applies for voting. The person confirming the details of the vote with the voter as necessary,
Information necessary for voting, such as the name of the venue and the date of the event, can be obtained by operating the console.

The race number for each set and the voting amount are input into the voting ticket issuing machine, which creates a voting ticket and issues this voting ticket. Here, the time required (per voter) from application for voting to issuance of voting tickets can be divided into application (input) time, ticket issuance time, and cash delivery time.

Note that the voting ticket issuing machine is connected to a tally processing system for tallying the voting details.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

In the voting system using the conventional voting ticket issuing machine as described above, the ticket issuing time and cash delivery time are approximately constant and relatively short. On the other hand, when applying, as mentioned above, it involves a conversation between the person in charge and the voter, so the application (input)
The time required was long and varied depending on the application. Therefore, in the present invention, (a voter) records the voting contents in advance in an input field, submits this input field and cash to a counter, and at the counter, this input field is read by various reading means. The purpose is to provide a voting method that inputs data into a voting ticket issuing machine, eliminates the need for conversations between the person in charge and the voter at the application counter, and shortens (equalizes) the time required for voting applications. do.

[Means to solve the problem]

FIG. 1 is a diagram explaining the principle of the present invention.

In Figure 1, 1 is outside the input field, and includes the venue name, date, and race number.

The details of the vote, such as the group number for each ceremony and the amount of the vote, are recorded.

2 is a reading means, which magnetically and optically reads the data recorded on the application form.

3 is a voting ticket issuing machine which creates and issues a voting ticket based on the data read by the reading means.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a total processing system, which totals the data read by the reading means and performs various types of totals.

5 is a voting ticket, which is issued by the voting ticket issuing machine 3.

Here, since the voting data recorded outside the input field is read mechanically, a voting ticket can be created without requiring a conversation between the person in charge and the voter at the application counter.

[Effect]

As described above, the voter submits an input form recording various voting data to the counter. Then, at the counter, the receiver reads the received input information using a magnetic or optical reading means, tallies this data using a tally processing system, and creates a voting ticket using a voting ticket issuing machine based on the read data. Thereafter, the voting ticket and cash are delivered, and the task of creating and issuing voting tickets to voters is completed.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to FIG.

In this embodiment, the structure on the teller side is substantially the same as that in FIG. In other words, 22, 23, and 24 are a reader, a voting ticket issuing machine, and a tally processing system, and 2
Reference numeral 6 denotes an operating vehicle for the person in charge at the counter to operate the voting ticket issuing machine and the counting processing system.

On the other hand, the voter uses a large number of input ticket issuing machines 20 arranged in the hall to create an input ticket (voting input ticket) 21 recording the desired voting details, and submits this input ticket to the counter. At the counter, the receiver reads the entered information using a reader 22, inputs the read data to a voting ticket issuing machine 23, and then the voting ticket issuing machine 23 creates a voting ticket.

Here, the reader 22 may be provided inside the voting ticket issuing machine 23. In addition, the non-input (voting input ticket) 21 is the voting ticket 25
The voting details are recorded on one side in a form that can be confirmed by voters, and the other side is recorded in a form that can be read by the reader 22, such as magnetically or optically. Voting details are recorded. Note that the input outside 21 may be created by writing the voting details desired by the voter on the ticket without using the input ticket issuing machine 20. In this way, the voter submits the input ticket (voting input ticket) 21 recording the desired voting details and cash to the counter and applies for voting.

〔Effect of the invention〕

The present invention is based on an input ticket created in advance by a voter (an input ticket).
Read the voting data recorded in the ticket machine at the counter,
Since the configuration is such that a voting ticket is created by inputting this read data into the voting ticket issuing machine, a voting ticket can be created without requiring a conversation between the person in charge and the voter at the application counter. It is possible to equalize and shorten the voting input time. In particular, under the one-horse system, the number of types of purchase patterns of voters increases, and it is difficult to collect voting data without having to have a conversation between the person in charge and the voter to confirm the contents of the vote. In the input method, the time required for inputting votes becomes even longer, but according to the voting method of the present invention, this can be prevented and the time required for inputting votes can be made uniform and shortened.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a diagram explaining the principle of the present invention, No. 211! 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an aspect of a conventional voting application at a counter. In FIG. 1, 1...Input ticket 2...Reading means 3...Voting ticket issuing machine 4...Tally processing system 5...Voting ticket

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] Voting contents are recorded in advance on an input ticket, this recorded data is input into a voting ticket issuing machine, this input data is aggregated, and the voting ticket is issued by the voting ticket issuing machine based on the input data. In a voting system that issues a voting ticket, the voting ticket issuing machine is provided with a data reading means, the data reading means reads the recorded data, automatically inputs it to the voting ticket issuing machine, and tallies the input data and issues the voting ticket. A voting method in a voting ticket issuing machine characterized by causing the following to be performed.