Online Keno
Keno is played using a field of numbers from 1 through 80. You can select – or choose Quick Pick – up to 10 numbers in that field. The Lottery’s computer randomly chooses 20 winning numbers between 1 and 80 for each game of Keno and displays those winning numbers on the Keno Information Monitor. You win based upon how many winning numbers you match.
The Lottery’s computer, protected 24 hours a day by security cameras, generates random sets of 20 numbers. The central computer “locks in” on a set of those numbers, which then appears on the Keno TV monitor.
What makes Keno so much fun
Keno is fun because it’s easy to play, and it’s really your game. You decide how many numbers you want to play, and the amount of your wager! You can win in a variety of ways – by matching some, all or – in some cases – none of the numbers you have chosen.* And Keno gives you the chance to win up to $100,000 per drawing. Best of all, Keno is played at your convenience – there’s a drawing every four minutes – so there is always a new game coming up!
Where do I play Keno?
You will find Keno in many of your favorite social gathering spots – restaurants, taverns, bowling alleys and more. It is a fun, fast-paced game that can be enjoyed alone or with friends!
Another option for keno players is the choice of combination or way tickets. A way ticket allows the player to group different numbers, where each group has the same number of numbers, to create more than one way to win. Take for example a 3-3-3, 9-spot ABC way ticket. Long name, not that long to figure out. It means you can select a combination of three 3-spots. To do this you simply mark your ticket in three groups of three numbers. You can visualize this by marking the first group of three numbers with big A’s instead of circling them. Mark three more with big B’s and three more with big C’s. Now you have a 3-3-3, 9-spot, ABC, way ticket! What does this mean? It means hitting any 3 out of 3 will pay you as though you had a single 3-spot win. This common 3-3-3 bet can be expressed as a 3-way-3 or simply 3/3.
