Lotto is a family and educational game that was invented in Italy in the 16th century. It is believed that lotto promotes the development of memory, patience, logical thinking, and concentration.

Each player is dealt cards in which fifteen random numbers are located in three rows and nine columns, five in a row, the card columns correspond to tens, counting from the left from zero to ninety. Players close the numbers on the cards if they match the numbers drawn by the leader from the bag. The winner is the player who first closes one row of numbers of any of his cards or all the numbers of one card. Some rooms have special names, for example, 12 - a dozen, 44 - high chairs, etc.