Roulette game device
AssigneesUniversal Entertainment Corporation, Aruze Gaming America, Inc.
InventorKatsuhiro Kido
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Abstract
It is possible to arrange a plurality of wheel pins 281 on an inclined face 28 formed so as to follow an outer circumferential direction of a plurality of pockets 23 formed in a roulette device 2. These wheel pins 281 include threaded holes 282 and insertion pins 283, and match positions of through holes 284 formed in the inclined face 28 and the threaded holes 282, and are fastened with screws 286 inserted from a back surface side of the inclined face 28 to be detachable. In addition, concave portions 285 formed according to a distance between the threaded holes 282 and the insertion pins 283 in the wheel pins 281 are formed in the inclined face 28, and the insertion pins 283 are inserted and cause a direction of the wheel pins 281 to be fixed.
Claims5
A roulette game device comprising:
- a roulette wheel including a plurality of pockets that are formed to be continuous in a circumferential direction and can hold a ball;
- an inclined face formed so as to extend from the plurality of pockets to an outer circumferential direction;
- a guide circle provided at an outer circumference of the inclined face;
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- a plurality of wheel pins of elongated shape in a planar view, provided to be freely detachable onto the inclined face, wherein the wheel pin includes:
- a threaded hole formed substantially at a center of the wheel pin;
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- an insertion pin formed at an end side of a longitudinal direction in the wheel pin, wherein the inclined face includes:
- through holes formed in a circumferential direction of the inclined face having a quantity the same as a number of the wheel pins;
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- a concave portion formed at a position spaced apart from the through hole by a distance the same as a distance between the threaded hole and the insertion pin, and into which the insertion pin is inserted, and wherein the wheel pin is tightened to the threaded hole by way of a screw inserted from a back face side of the inclined face via the through hole to be freely detachable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.