Bingo is comparatively a new game, which inherits some of its characteristics from old lotteries. Bingo’s history roots from French who loved lotto, he extended another edition of the previous lotteries that subsisted at that era. The early modifications had nine vertical rows and three horizontal rows with some blanked and numbered squares in haphazard arrangements. The columns were bordered into sets of 10 numbers, 1-10, 11-20, all up to 90 in the final column. In those days instead of balls chips were used, they were drawn out of a bag by the caller. The player who covered a horizontal row first was stated the winner.

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