Evolution

Bingo and Loterias were quite similar from the beginning of their respective eras. Both of them were influenced by Italian works. Bingo originated in Italy, whereas the initial Loteria board was influenced by the Italian arts of the sun, moon, and star. Furthermore, they both share the core concept of chance-based gambling and the exhilaration of having a chance to win prizes based on random numbers or symbols.

Loteria

In the 18th century, Loteria was restricted to classes that could participate. Only the privileged could play at the time, but by the 19th and 20th centuries, families and individuals were permitted to participate. It grew in popularity as a result of events such as ferias (carnivals). Prior to the form we know today, it was boards that were painted and influenced by the Italian Renaissance. They do, however, adapt to meet 19th-century styles and social trends. Clemente Jacques’ bingo incarnation, on the other hand, was the birth of La Loteria Mexicana.

Bingo

Bingo originated in Italy and has been used as the Italian national lottery since 1530. It was called the II Gioco del Lotto d’Italia, but it became popular in the United States because of a new york toy salesman named Edwin S. Lowe, who got intrigued when he noticed a gathering of people stamping numbers. It was originally known as “beano” because players would mark their cards with beans and cry “BEANO” if they won.