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Keno - Chance Games
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Keno rules

Keno is similar to Lotto . It is an exciting pastime and, most importantly, it offers the possibility of winning large payouts on relatively small wagers .

Keno is usually played in Casino lounges specifically allocated for the game, but there are so called ' Keno runners ' who will collect your ticket and deliver the winnings if the player wants to play from outside the lounge area. There are many television monitors spread all over the Casino halls to keep players informed of the winning numbers.

There is also the video version of Keno. These are slots-like coin operated machines. It plays using the same principle with similar rules of the regular Keno, but you get the results much faster.

To play Keno, you select a minimum of 4 but no more than 10 numbers between 1 and 80. Each selection is called a 'Spot', so if you select 10 numbers you are playing a 10 Spot game.

Keno tickets are located at tables throughout the Casino and in the Casino's Keno lounge. The Casino provides a 'Keno crayon' for this purpose.

Simply mark a blank Keno ticket with the numbers of your selection. Then present your ticket to the Keno desk with your wager and the clerk will give you a duplicate ticket. In a few minutes, twenty numbered Keno balls will be drawn at random from a barrel containing 80 numbered balls, and if enough of your selected numbers are drawn, you are a winner. The results are displayed on screens, called Keno boards, throughout the Casino.

Minimum bets can be as low as 5 cents, although some Casinos only accept bets of $1 or more. The house's Keno brochures give you information about payoffs and various tickets you can play.

The amount of money you win is dependent upon the type of ticket you play and the number of 'spots' caught. You may play as many tickets as you wish. You could win as much as $50,000 on a $1 wager in some Casinos.

The round of a Keno game is called a Keno race . In many Casinos, 'multi-race' Keno is featured, where you can play a number of consecutive Keno races at one time.

The house advantage on Keno varies according to the Keno game played. It is always around 30% or more. The chances of hitting one number in 80 is 0.25%, making Keno among the worst bets you can make.

Keno Practice

In this section you can practice Keno instantly from your browser window. You will find here Shockwave and Java games, in which you can play against the computer. There are "no strings attached" to this, and we recommend you using the online games to practice your skills.

Click HERE to practice Keno!

Once you gained confidence with your Keno skills, you are ready to play against other people. You can do this by registering to an online casino. Most casinos offer great software and allow you to play for free. We strongly suggest use this "free" game mode for a while before you start betting for real money. We hope you enjoy the thrill of online Keno!

Click HERE for a list of our recommended Casinos!

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