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Lotto
Children's Game, Party Game
by (Uncredited)
Score
Ratings
Published
Players
407
1530
2–48 players
BGG community rating
Ranked #30703 on BoardGameGeek
Complexity
1.2
Light
Best with
6
players
Play time
30 min
Age
3+
Information
Players
2–48 players
Best with
6 players
Play time
30 min
Age
3+
Complexity
1.2 / 5 · Light
BGG Rank
#30703
Published
1530
Designer
(Uncredited)
Artists
Rune Andréasson, Dick Bruna, Maurice de Bevere, Jean de Brunhoff
Publishers
(Public Domain), (Unknown), Abel Klinger
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About
[See also Loteria, under a separate entry] A precursor to Bingo, Lotto utilizes cards showing pictures or numbers in a grid, commonly 4x4 pictures or 3x6 numbers. The same images or numbers are scattered on different cards. A set of tiles or small cards is used to call out which image/number the players should cover up with a chip. The first to get one row complete wins a round. Many people can play at once; one older game was designed for large groups of up to 48 players. There are many picture lotto sets published for young children, often with themes (baby animal lotto, Monsters, Inc. lotto, etc.). These games of chance and matching can be educational or just for fun.
Where to buy
Buy from €3on the BGG marketplace →Resale listings from the BoardGameGeek marketplace — prices vary.
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