Board Game - Mathematical Lotto. Multiplication Table

​Board game "Mathematical Lotto. Multiplication Table". 

Everyone knows and loves LOTTO in a new form of exciting mathematics! The winner is the one who closes all fields on their card the fastest with chips. 

Memorizing the multiplication table is easy and simple!  

Be attentive – your victory in the GAME depends on it!  

Contents: 

84 red chips (located on two tablets). Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. 

22 red square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 2 possible combinations. 

6 green square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 1 possible combination. 

6 blue square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 4 possible combinations. 

2 yellow square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 3 possible combinations. 

1 canvas bag. 

20 game cards with numbers. 

Game process: option 1: beginner. 

1. The host takes 84 red round chips. They are placed on 2 tablets, pushes them out, and sets them aside; this will be the stock of closing number chips. The "frame" from the tablets can be discarded.

2. The host takes 36 square chips: 22 raspberry, 6 green, 6 blue, and 2 yellow. They are placed on 4 tablets, pushed out, and put into the canvas bag. The "frame" from the tablets can be discarded. 

3. Players draw game cards (black and white) and place them in front of themselves. 

4. The host pulls the first square chip from the bag. 

5. The host announces the numbers indicated on the chip and the result, for example, takes a green chip 5x5 and states the result 25. Since the chip is green, it has only 1 combination, which is indicated on 1 side of the chip. 

6. Players repeat after the host: "5x5 25". 

7. Players look at their game cards, and if they find the corresponding result on them, they cover it with a red round chip. 

8. The host pulls the second square chip from the bag. 

9. The host announces the numbers indicated on the chip and the result, for example, takes a yellow chip 6x6 and states the result 36. Since the chip is yellow, it has 3 combinations. On one side 6x6, on the other 4x9 and 9x4. After stating "6x6 36", the host turns the chip and announces the 2 remaining combinations: "4x9 36" and "9x4 36". 

10. Players repeat after the host: "6x6 36", "4x9 36" and "9x4 36". 

11. Players look at their game cards, and if they find the corresponding result on them, they cover it with a red round chip. 

12. The host draws the next card from the bag and continues until the last chip in the bag. 

13. The one who closes all fields on their game board with red chips first wins. 

Example of the game: 

Host: 6x6 (six by six) – this is THIRTY SIX! So what other options are there for thirty-six? You see, the chip is yellow, there are 3 options for 36! 6x6 is 36, let's turn the chip – also four times nine 36, and nine times four is also 36! Repeat after me. 

In unison: 6x6 36, 9x4 36, 4x9 36!!! 

Host: Let's see who has the number 36 on their card? Cover this number with a red chip! 

Host draws the next card from the bag. 

Host: 5x5 – this is TWENTY FIVE! So what other options are there for the number 25? You see, the chip is green! Shall we turn the chip? Let’s do it! But there’s nothing else! 25 is ONLY 5x5! One option! Repeat after me.

In unison: 5x5 25! 

Host: Let’s see who has the number 25 on their card? Cover this number with a red chip! 

Host draws the next card from the bag. 

Host: 2x6 and 6x2. This is TWELVE! Yes, both 2x6 and 6x2 equal 12! Are there any other options for the number 12? Let’s turn the chip. 12 is not just 2x6 and 6x2, 12 is also 3x4 and 4x3! A total of 4 options!!! You see what an interesting number! Let’s remember, 12 has FOUR options, the chip is blue! Repeat after me! 

In unison: 6x2 12, 2x6 12, 3x4 12, 4x3 12. 

Host: Let's see who has the number 12 on their card? Cover this number with a red chip! 

Host draws the next card from the bag. 

Host: 4x2 is eight. Are there any other options? Shall we turn the chip? Let's turn the chip! 2x4 is also 8! TWO options, pink chip. Repeat after me! 

In unison: 4x2 8, 2x4 8!!! 

Host: Let's see who has the number 8 on their card? Cover this number with a red chip! 

…..

And so on until the last chip in the bag. 

• Box contents: 

​- 84 red chips (located on two tablets). Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. 

• - 22 red square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 2 possible combinations. 
• - 6 green square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 1 possible combination. 
• - 6 blue square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 4 possible combinations. 
• - 2 yellow square chips. Before the first game, they need to be carefully pushed out. These are chips with 3 possible combinations. 
• - 1 canvas bag. 
• - 20 game cards with numbers.
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Game duration: from 15 minutes
Number of players: from 2 to 21