Keno Introduction
by Eden on Friday, December 5th, 2025
Keno is a game you either know about or you do not. It’s generally considered a lotto in the casino. Similar to the lotto, the game consists of numbers being drawn. The object is to pick the numbers that will be selected. The game of Keno can either be rapid or slow depending on the casino. By wagering on Keno on the internet you can set the pace of the game. For me, I like live keno. You sit in a lounge, if you wish, and enjoy. Keno is a game that you don’t have to be in the lounge to participate and win. For example, you can put in a ticket for twenty games and then head off to play another game in the casino or even your suite if you are staying in the casino.
Keno Game Board
The game is played on a game board. The Keno game board is made up of 80 total numbers – number one to eighty. The first forty are called the top half and the bottom forty are known as the bottom portion.
Playing Keno
Every game of Keno plays out in the same manner. The round commences, and twenty numbers are drawn. They might be utilizing the ball system. Ping pong like balls are blown up and picked, just like the lotto on TV. Other casinos use computers. If a number you picked is selected, that’s referred to as a "hit." When all 20 numbers are selected, the round finishes and winning tickets are paid-out.
There is a fair amount of diversity in the game of Keno. For example, you may choose one number, two numbers and so on up to 20 numbers. Usually, you have to hit a majority of your numbers to come away with anything. For instance, if you pick six numbers, you will normally need to hit three to get your money back.
Keno Pay outs
The pay outs in Keno are very high. The chances of coming away with a win depends on the total numbers selected. For example, if you pick two numbers, you will have a 6% chance of hitting your ticket. Every casino’s Keno department has their own payouts. If you are playing on the internet, make sure you look around for the biggest payouts first.
Posted in Keno | No Comments »
