JPH0536459Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a winning device for a pachinko machine that is arranged on the game board of a pachinko machine and provides a gaming experience when pachinko balls win.

(Prior art) An example of a conventional pachinko machine winning device is
There is a winning device that includes movable pieces facing each other on the left and right sides, and uses this variable operation to create a state in which it is easy for pachinko balls to enter the winning area formed between the movable pieces, and a state in which it is difficult to enter the winning area. This winning device changes the movable piece a predetermined number of times (for example, once or twice) when a pachinko ball enters a predetermined winning opening. When the pachinko ball guided by the movable piece enters the continuation winning hole formed in the winning area, the movable piece will move the ball more times (for example, 18
By repeating the opening and closing operations (times), the winning probability is increased. Then, when you enter the continuous winning slot again while the probability of winning is increasing, from that point on, the movable piece will repeat the opening/closing operation 18 times, and this 18 opening/closing operation will continue up to a maximum of 8 times. Ru. Furthermore, if 10 pachinko balls are won in the winning area during the 18th opening/closing operation of the movable piece, and none of them enters the continuous winning slot, the state of increasing winning probability due to the 18th opening/closing operation ends.

In this way, conventionally, the rotating piece was used to guide the pachinko to the winning area and to the continuous winning slot, so winning the continuous winning slot may be due to chance. many. As solutions for solving this problem, there are disclosed Utility Model Application No. 61-63278, Utility Model Application No. 61-85272, and Utility Model Application No. 61-96973.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in the above-mentioned known method, a guide member that operates independently or an obstacle is fixed along the slope on which the winning ball rolls with respect to the continuous winning opening. ing. Furthermore, during the variable movement of the movable piece, an obstacle or the like is rotated or swung from side to side or back and forth. Since each of these works independently to promote or avoid winning in the continuous winning slot, the gameplay is poor.

Therefore, the present invention was made in order to solve the above problems, and includes a guiding member that is provided in a winning device that is variable with respect to the winning area, an operating winning opening provided in the winning area, and a normal winning opening. To change the state into a state in which it is easy to win a prize and a state in which it is difficult to win a prize. To provide a winning device for a pachinko machine that improves the player's sense of expectation towards an activated winning opening as much as possible by operating a guide member and improves the game performance for the player.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The features of the present invention to achieve the above object are that the game board of the pachinko machine is provided with a winning area where pachinko balls win, and when a predetermined condition is satisfied. a variable guide member that creates a state in which it is easy to win a prize and a state in which it is not possible to win a prize in the prize entry area;
A normal winning hole arranged in the entered winning area and an operating winning hole arranged in the entered winning area for continuously operating the guiding member a predetermined number of times based on the winning of a pachinko ball, further comprising: The first method that makes it easy to enter the winning slot and difficult to enter the regular winning slot.
The first state and the second state are created when a condition different from the above condition is satisfied by creating either one of the state and the second state that makes it difficult to win a prize in the activated winning hole and easy to win a prize in the normal winning hole. In a winning device for a pachinko machine that is provided with a guide member that can be freely changed from one side to the other, the operating winning opening and the normal winning opening are arranged at the front end at the bottom of the winning area, and the operating winning opening and the normal winning opening The guide member is arranged directly above the winning opening, and a flat inclined plate that slopes downward toward the rear end of the guiding member is provided so as to protrude from the guiding member so that the winning areas located above and below the inclined plate can communicate with each other. , the rear end of the bottom part is inclined higher than the front end.

(Function) With the above configuration, the guiding member is variable, making it easier for pachinko balls to enter the winning area. It is creating one,
When the number of operations of the guiding member or the number of winning balls in the winning area reaches the starting number, the winning balls in the winning area normally win by shifting from either the first state or the second state to the other. The probability of being allocated to the winning opening and the operating winning opening changes, thereby giving the player a game change.

In addition, pachinko balls that enter the winning area are distributed to the front end of the winning area or closer to the rear end than the front edge of the winning area, and when the winning balls are distributed to the front end of the winning area, the activated winning opening and the normal winning If the winning ball falls into one of the openings of the mouth and wins directly, but if it is sorted closer to the back end than the front end of the winning area, the winning ball will fall onto the sloped board, and the sloped board will Depending on the shape, the winning balls are allowed to flow down towards an arbitrary position on the rear end of the winning area and then fall to the bottom, and the winning balls are allowed to flow down from the rear end to the front end along the slope of the bottom. It is determined whether or not the probability of winning per unit time increases by winning a prize in the operating winning hole or the normal winning hole.

(Example) Below, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. First, FIG. 1 shows a winning device 1 which is a first embodiment of the present invention, and as shown in FIG.
are fixed to each other. FIG. 1 shows the front of the intermediate section 3 excluding the surface section 2 of the various sections. As shown in FIG.
In front of the partition wall 5, a partition wall 5 is integrally formed at its upper and lower portions, forming a path for pachinko balls, and the above-mentioned surface portion 2 is attached to the front side of the partition wall 5. The top of the intermediate part 3 is surrounded by a partition wall 5 and has a prize opening 6 for receiving pachinko balls.
A prize opening 7 is formed in the lower part of the opening, and the prize is made to fall from a gutter 8 shown in FIG. 2 to a passage (not shown).

At the center of the intermediate portion 3, on both sides thereof, blades 9, 9 as guide members are fixed to respective rotation shafts 10, 10, and the rotation shafts 10, 10 are pivotally supported by the intermediate portion 3. Furthermore, each rotation shaft 10, 10 extends to the rear part 4 and is pivotally supported by a sleeve part 11, 11 formed integrally with the rear part 4, as shown in FIG. A rotation link 12, 12 is fixed to the terminal end of each rotation shaft 10, 10, and
As shown in FIG. 3, connecting plates 13, 13 are rotatably supported at the eccentric position. Each of the connecting plates 13, 13 is rotatably supported by a horizontal connecting plate 14 at a further eccentric location, and the horizontal connecting plate 14 between the respective pivotally supported locations has two symmetrical plates from the center position. Each plunger 16, 16 of the vane drive solenoid 15, 15 is fixed. A spring 17, 17 is installed between the horizontal connecting plate 14 and the blade drive solenoid 15, 15 at the shaft portion of each plunger 16, 16, and when each blade drive solenoid 15, 15 is demagnetized, Each plunger 16, 16 is adapted to protrude downward due to its elastic force. Therefore, in FIG. 1, the blades 9, 9 indicated by solid lines are blade drive solenoids 15, 1.
5 is in a demagnetized state, and when it is in an excited state, it is in the position shown by the two-dot chain line.

When the blades 9, 9 are in the state shown by the two-dot chain line, pachinko balls can easily enter the grand prize opening 18, which serves as a winning area, and which is opened at the bottom of the winning device 1. At the top of this big prize opening 18, a guide member 19 like a spring board is located near the horizontal position where each feather 9, 9 is pivotally supported.
It can be rotated to close or open. This guide member 19 is placed directly above the differential winning opening 39 and winning opening 41, which will be described later.
When the number of operations of the blade 9 based on winnings in the operating winning hole 39 reaches a predetermined number of starts (10 times in this embodiment), it is easy to win in the operating winning hole 39 and winning in the winning opening 41. While creating a first state in which it is difficult to win a prize, when the starting number is not reached, a second state is created in which it is difficult to win a prize in the operating prize opening 39 and it is easy to win a prize in the winning opening 41.

In addition, the above-mentioned starting number is determined by the number of winning balls into the grand prize opening 18 instead of being determined by the number of operations of the blade 9, and the winning balls are counted by a 10 count switch.
The guide member 19 may be moved from the first state to the second state when the number of winning balls reaches a predetermined value (for example, six balls).

As a result, the guide member 19 makes it easier to win in the operating winning hole 39 and difficult to win in the winning hole 41 when the number of operations of the blade 9 or the number of winning balls in the big winning hole 18 reaches the starting number. , when the starting number is not reached, it is difficult to win in the operating prize opening 39, and
To make it easier to win a prize in a prize opening 41.

For this reason, the winning ball to the big winning hole 18 will go to the winning hole 41.
In other words, the operation of the guide member 19 varies depending on the number of operations of the blade 9 or the number of winning balls entering the big winning hole 18.

As shown in FIG. 2, the guide member 19 has a guide portion 21 extending perpendicularly from the shaft support 20 and a mountain-shaped obstacle portion 22 that are integrally formed. The obstacle part 22 is made into a concave shape instead of a mountain shape,
You may guide it to the big prize opening 18. A shaft 23 passes through the shaft support 20, and both ends of the shaft 23 are pivotally supported by the intermediate portion 3, respectively. The tip of the guide part 21 is bent at a right angle, and a slanted cam part 24 is formed at the inner corner of the bend, which also serves to reinforce the guide part 21. In addition, when the entire guide member 19 rotates around the shaft 23, the part bent at right angles at the tip of the guide part 21 becomes horizontal and comes into contact with the surface part 2.
The guide member 19 is positioned so as not to rotate any further.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the cam portions 24 are formed on the left and right guide portions 21, respectively. Between the left and right guide parts 21, there is an open part 25 large enough for pachinko balls to pass through.
The inside of this open portion 25 serves as the above-mentioned shaft support 20, through which the shaft 23 passes. From this shaft support 20, an obstacle portion 22 is formed hidden toward the back of the paper of FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, this obstacle part 22 has a dimension similar to the width of the above-mentioned opening part 25, and is designed to close off the grand prize opening 18 by this width. As shown in FIG. 5, it is formed into left and right parts. The guide portion 21 has a concave portion 26 inside,
26, and the above-mentioned cam portions 24, 2 are installed therein.
4 and forming recesses 26, 26, both ends of the guide portion 21 serve as a shaft support 20 through which a shaft 23 passes.

Returning to FIG. 2, in the box-shaped rear part 4 fixed to the intermediate part 3, there is a sliding plate 27 that serves to position the rear part so that the guide part 21 of the guide member 19 faces directly below. It is fixed within 4.
On the upper part of this sliding plate 27, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, there is also a flat inclined plate 28 which is slightly downwardly inclined toward the back of the rear part 4 (the rear end of the big prize opening 18). It is fixed across the rear part 4. The inclined plate 28 and the sliding plate 27 are formed with an interval between them, and the driving plate 2 is placed in contact with the sliding plate 27 between them.
9 is located, and the inclined plate 28 is provided in a protruding manner so that the big winning openings 18 located above and below the inclined plate 28 can communicate with each other. The tip of the drive plate 29 is connected to a fork-shaped abutment portion 3 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.
0.30, and is designed to enter into the respective recesses 26, 26 formed by the guide portion 21 and push the cam portions 24, 24. A base end portion of the drive plate 29 passes through the rear portion 4 and extends further rearward. Returning to FIG. 2, a hole 31 is formed at the base end of the drive plate 29, into which the tip of the drive rod 32 is fitted. The other end of the drive rod 32 is fixed to a drive link 33 at a substantially right angle, and a portion of the drive link 33 on a substantially straight line of the drive rod 32 is rotatably supported by a solenoid mounting plate 34. . A drive link 33 remote from this pivot point is rotatably supported by an inverted L-shaped operating plate 37 extending from a plunger 36 of a guide member drive solenoid 35. This guide member drive solenoid 35 and the above-mentioned blade drive solenoids 15, 15 are the sixth
As shown in the figure, a mounting rod 3 is attached to the solenoid mounting plate 34, and a mounting rod 3 is attached to the solenoid mounting plate 34.
8 is fixed at one end, and the other end, although not shown, is fixed to the rear part 4. In this way,
By the vertical movement of the guide member drive solenoid 35,
As the drive link 33 rotates and the drive rod 32 further swings, the drive plate 29 slides forward on the sliding plate 27, and the contact parts 30, 30 at the tips of the drive plate 29 touch the guide part 21. By hitting the cam portions 24, 24 of the guide member 19, the entire guide member 19 is rotated about the shaft 23.

This is the state shown in FIG.
An opening part 25 formed in the opening part 25 is in a state in which the lower part thereof is opened at the center of the big prize opening 18 so that a pachinko ball can fall therein.

As shown in FIG. 1, an operating winning opening 39 into which a pachinko ball enters is located at the bottom and front end of the large winning opening 18, into which an operating winning detection switch 40 is fitted. Both sides of the operating winning opening 39 at the bottom of the big winning opening 18 become other winning openings 41, 41 as normal winning openings, and the operating winning opening 39
It is now connected to a common passageway. A switch that detects the passing of pachinko balls is attached to this passage (not shown), and the number of passing pachinko balls is indicated by a big winning number display light located horizontally on the back side of the rear part 4 and attached to the printed circuit board 42. 43
It is now displayed in Further, above the big winning number indicator 43, there is also a continuation number indicator 44 attached to the printed circuit board 42 in a horizontal position.
is attached to display the number of times a pachinko ball enters the operating prize opening 39.

Then, the above-mentioned blade drive solenoid 15,1
5 and the guide member drive solenoid 35 are electrically connected to a well-known control device so that the blades 9, 9 and the guide member 19 rotate according to the set rotation conditions, thereby providing playability. It's getting old. Note that the guide member 19 includes the drive rod 29 and the cam portion 24,
24 and a solenoid 35, however, the guide member 19 and the shaft 23 may be integrated, a lever-like actuating member may be attached to the shaft 23, and the actuating member may be directly driven by the solenoid.

The rear part 4 is box-shaped as shown in FIG.
Slanted surface 4 where the rear end side of the winning area is higher than the first side
5. Therefore, when the blades 9, 9 open, the pachinko ball enters the grand prize opening 18, and the pachinko ball is exposed to the glass plate (not shown) on the front of the pachinko machine (not shown) and the blade in the state shown in FIG. Depending on the state of collision with the prize winning hole 9 or the like, the timing of winning in the special winning hole 18, etc., the winnings are distributed to the front end of the special winning hole 18 or the rear end of the special winning hole 18.
If the pachinko ball distributed to the rear end of the big winning hole 18 than the operating winning hole 39 and winning hole 41 side falls onto the obstacle part 22 and rolls on the slope part 28, the pachinko ball Since the player does not directly enter the operating winning hole 39 or the winning hole 41, it is not possible to confirm whether or not the winning probability increases immediately after winning the winning hole 18.

The pachinko ball once falls onto the inclined plate 28, flows down towards the rear end of the big prize opening 18 due to the inclination of the inclined plate 28, and falls onto the inclined plate 45. At this time, since the inclined plate 28 is flat,
The inclined plate 28 does not affect the falling path of the pachinko balls, and the pachinko balls are guided to an arbitrary position on the rear end, and the path cannot be predicted at all.

The pachinko balls that fell onto the inclined board 45 are
Due to its own weight, it flows down from the rear end side to the front end side along the slope of the inclined plate 45 and enters the operating winning slot 39 or the winning slot 41, leaving a possibility that the winning probability will increase until the winning is confirmed. . In other words, even if a pachinko ball does not directly enter the operating winning slot 39, there is no possibility of it winning into the operating winning slot 39, but instead it is distributed to the rear end of the big winning slot 18 and then returned to the front end. It is determined whether or not the winning probability increases only when the winning probability is reached, and as mentioned above, the inclined plate 28 operates the winning opening 3 along a specific path.
9 will not be won, and the probability of winning a prize in the operating prize opening 39 depends on chance. Moreover, the pachinko balls that avoid the obstacle part 22 and are distributed to the front end of the big prize opening 18 and fall directly on both sides of the obstacle part 22 easily enter the winning openings 41 and 41 on both sides of the operating prize opening 39. However, there is a possibility that a prize will be won directly into the operating prize opening 39. As a result, the player can immediately confirm whether or not the winning probability increases immediately after winning the prize in the big prize opening 18 based on the visual observation of the winning in the activated prize opening 39 or the winning opening 41. In addition, even if the pachinko balls that have entered the big winning slot 18 do not directly enter the operating winning slot 39, the possibility of winning the operating winning slot 39 will immediately disappear, in other words, the expectation for an increase in the number of prize balls per unit time will disappear immediately. Not, big prize opening 18
It is only when the player reaches the front end from the rear end that it is determined whether or not the winning probability increases. In order to increase this winning probability, the pachinko balls are distributed closer to the rear end than the front end of the big winning opening 18, and then guided to the front end while leaving the possibility of winning into the operating winning opening 39. The path to
It can be easily visually confirmed on the top surface of 8,45.

In addition, in FIG. 2, the pachinko balls rolling on the inclined plate 28 fall onto the inclined surface 45 of the rear part 4, but the inclined plate 28 is given directionality so that the pachinko balls fall onto the inclined surface 45. A distinction may be made between those that fall and those that are discharged to the rear of the rear part 4 (not shown).

FIG. 8 shows a winning device 1 as a second embodiment of the present invention. This prize winning device 1 has the same configuration as the first embodiment, so the same parts are given the same reference numerals and a detailed explanation will be omitted.

The guide member 19 of the second embodiment includes guide vanes 46,
46 and the obstacle part 22, each of which is formed separately. The guide vanes 46, 46 are the vanes 9,
9, and is designed to rotate in the same vertical plane as shown in FIG. Therefore, the guide vanes 46, 46 are fixed to one end of the rotation shafts 47, 47, which are located parallel to the rotation axes 10, 10 of the blades 9, 9, and the rotation shafts 47, 47 extend from the middle part 3 to the rear part. It is inserted into sleeves 48, 48 formed over 4. Rotating links 12, 12 are fixed to the other ends of the rear portion 4 that protrude rearward, respectively.
And, at the location eccentric to the rotation axes 47, 47,
As shown in FIG. 10, the connecting plates 13, 13 are fixed, and their eccentric portions are rotatably supported at both ends of the horizontal connecting plate 51. As shown in FIG. Horizontal connecting plate 51
By fixing the tip of the plunger 36 of the guide vane drive solenoid 35 to the center of the guide vane drive solenoid 35, when the guide vane drive solenoid 35 is energized, the eighth
As shown in the figure, it is designed to rotate to the position indicated by the two-dot chain line. The position where the guide vanes 46, 46 are rotated is such that a pachinko ball can easily enter the operating prize opening 39. The guide vane drive solenoid 35 is attached to the solenoid mounting plate 34 via a spacer 52, and the solenoid mounting plate 34 is
Although not shown, it is fixed to the rear part 4.

The obstacle part 22 used in the second embodiment is cylindrical, and as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, is located above the big winning opening 18 and directly above the operating winning opening 39, In addition, it is located above the pivot position of the guide vanes 46, 46, and its front surface almost coincides with the front surface of the guide vanes 46, 46. This obstacle part 22 is fixed in a state of being embedded in an inclined plate 28 which is fixed across the rear part 4.

In this way, the guide vanes 46, 46 and the vane 9,
9 operate according to their respective rotation conditions to provide a fun experience.

Note that the rotation shafts 47, 47 of the guide vanes 46, 46
is a sleeve 4 formed from the middle part 3 to the rear part 4.
8, the rotation axis 1 of the blades 9, 9
0 and 10, the sleeve portion 11 formed at the rear of the rear portion 4 and the intermediate portion 3 may be pivotally supported. Conversely, the rotation shafts 10, 10 of the vanes 9, 9 may be inserted into the sleeves 48, 48 like the rotation shafts 47, 47 of the guide vanes 46, 46.

Starting from the configuration of the prize-winning device 1 described in the first and second embodiments as described above, the operation of the first embodiment will be explained first. On the game board surface where the winning device 1 is located, a double line of specific winning holes for operating the winning device 1 are arranged. When a pachinko ball enters one of these specific winning holes, the feathers 9, 9 are activated once or twice as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 1 depending on the conditions set in the control device (not shown). The probability of winning a prize increases. At this time, the pachinko ball hit by the player easily enters the big prize opening 18. The guide member 19 is
The guide member drive solenoid 35 is activated in advance to move the drive plate 29 back and forth, and as shown in FIGS.
As shown in the figure, around the axis 23, approximately 0° ~
Rotate between 90° angles. The pachinko ball that enters the grand prize opening 18 due to the opening of the blades 9, 9, in the state shown in FIG. , It is difficult to enter the operation winning hole 39, and the winning hole 41,
It's getting easier to get into 41. Pachinko balls that fall onto the obstacle portion 22 and roll on the inclined plate 28 fall onto the inclined surface 45 as described above and enter the operating prize opening 39 and the winning openings 41, 41. do.

As shown in FIG. 7, when the guide member 19 rotates and the guide part 21 is in the horizontal position, the opening part 25 of the guide part 21 opens the upper part of the operating prize opening 39, so that the pachinko balls are It becomes easier to enter. On the other hand, since the guide part 21 is placed in a state where it covers the upper part of the winning openings 41, 41, it becomes difficult for pachinko balls to enter the winning openings 41, 41. However, the pachinko ball that fell onto the guide part 21 rolls on the inclined plate 28, falls onto the inclined surface 45, enters the operating winning hole 39, and enters the winning holes 41, 4.
It will be in 1.

When a pachinko ball enters the operating winning hole 39 during the winning probability increasing state as described above, the winning winning probability increasing state that has been executed so far ends immediately, and a new winning probability increasing state starts. That is, the opening/closing operation of the blades 9, 9 begins 18 times. During these 18 opening/closing operations, if a prize is entered into the operating prize opening 39, the opening/closing operations of the blades 9, 9 will be repeated 18 times from that point on, and the number of continuation display lights 4 will be repeated every 18 opening/closing operations.
The number of times is displayed in 4. Even if you win a prize in the above-mentioned special winning slot during the 18th opening/closing operation, it will be ignored and the 18th opening/closing operation will continue. The 18 opening/closing operations are repeated up to a maximum of 8 times, and when 10 pachinko balls enter the winning holes 41, 41 during the 18 opening/closing operations, this increased winning probability ends. The winning openings 41, 41 and the operating winning opening 39 communicate with a common passage, and that passage is equipped with a 10-count switch (not shown), so the pachinko balls that pass through this passage are activated by the 10-count switch. Therefore, it is detected and displayed on the big winning number indicator light 43. In this way, a state in which it is easy for a pachinko ball to win a prize and a state in which it is difficult for a pachinko ball to win a prize are created in the operating prize opening 39 and the winning openings 41, 41 to guide the pachinko ball, thereby improving the game performance.

In the case of the guide vanes 46, 46 as the guide member 19 of the winning device 1 according to the second embodiment, the guide member drive solenoid 35 is actuated to move between the solid line and the two-dot chain line as shown in FIG. Repeat the rotation state. When the guide blades 46, 46 are in the position shown by the solid line, the pachinko ball that enters the big winning hole 18 cannot enter the working winning hole 39 because the obstruction part 22 is designed to cover directly above the working winning hole 39. It is difficult to win a prize, but it is easier to win a prize into the prize openings 41, 41. The pachinko ball that has fallen onto the obstacle portion 22 and moved to the inclined plate 28 enters the operational winning opening 39 and enters the winning openings 41, 41 as in the first embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 8, when the guide blades 46, 46 rotate to the position shown by the two-dot chain line, the big prize opening 18
The pachinko ball that enters the hole is obstructed by the obstacle 22, but the guide blades 46, 46 prevent the pachinko ball from entering the winning hole 39
The guide blades 46, 46 are now guided to the winning opening 4, making it easier to win into the operating winning opening 39.
Since it covers 1 and 41, the winning openings 41 and 4
Make it difficult to win 1. Pachinko balls that win prizes in this manner provide the same gaming experience as described in the first embodiment. In the case of the second embodiment, since the pachinko balls are guided to the operating winning hole 39 by the guide blades 46, 46, the winning is more certain.

Further, the guide member is, for example, a driving plate 2 as shown in FIG.
9 may be slid back and forth.

(Effects of the invention) As described above, the winning device for a pachinko machine of the invention is provided with a guiding member that creates a state in which it is easy to win a prize in a winning area and a state in which it is not possible to win a prize, and furthermore, the number of operations of the guiding member or the winning area When the number of winning balls reaches the starting number, a guide member is provided that can be changed from the first state or the second state to the second state or the first state, so the number of operations of the guiding member or the number of winning balls is changed to the winning area. It is possible to provide the player with a game change according to the number of winning balls, thereby increasing the player's desire to play.

In addition, from the time the winning ball is distributed closer to the rear end than the front end of the winning area until it reaches the front end, the falling path of the winning ball is visually confirmed, giving a visual change to the game. Since the player can continue to have the above-mentioned sense of expectation, it is possible to prevent a decrease in the desire to play due to the fact that the winning balls in the winning area do not directly enter the operating winning opening.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic front view showing a winning device of a pachinko machine according to a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view indicated by arrow A-A in FIG. 1, and FIG. ,
2 is a rear view of the prize winning device indicated by arrow B-B, FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view indicated by arrow C-C in FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view indicated by arrow D in FIG. A schematic plan view indicated by -D in FIG. 6 is shown in FIG.
7 is a cross-sectional view indicated by the arrow A-A in FIG. 1 and showing the rotating state of the guide member, and FIG. Schematic front view showing a winning device of a pachinko machine as an example, No. 9
The drawings are a cross-sectional view shown by arrow FF in FIG. 8, and FIG. 10 is a rear view of the winning device shown by arrow GG in FIG. 9. 1... winning device, 9... guiding member (feather), 1
8... winning area (big winning opening), 19... guide member,
39... Operating winning opening, 41... Normal winning opening (winning opening).

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A variable guide member that is arranged on the game board surface of a pachinko machine and creates a winning area where pachinko balls win, and a state where it is easy to win a prize or a state where it is not possible to win a prize in the winning area when a predetermined condition is satisfied. and a normal winning hole arranged in the entered winning area, and an operating winning hole arranged in the entered winning area for continuously operating the guiding member a predetermined number of times based on winnings of pachinko balls, and further Creating either one of a first state in which it is easy to enter the operating winning slot and difficult to enter the normal winning slot, and a second state in which it is difficult to enter the operating winning slot and it is easy to enter the normal winning slot. In a winning device for a pachinko machine that is provided with a guide member that can be freely changed from one of the first state and the second state to the other when a condition different from the above condition is satisfied, the front end at the bottom of the winning area The operating winning opening and the normal winning opening are respectively arranged, and the guiding member is arranged directly above the operating winning opening and the normal winning opening, and a flat slope that slopes downward from the guiding member toward the rear end. A winning device for a pachinko machine, characterized in that a board is protruded so that the winning areas located above and below the inclined board can communicate with each other, and the bottom part is inclined so that the rear end side is higher than the front end side.