Keno is one of the easiest online games to play and is great fun to boot. It's one of the oldest Casino Games played in both the modern and Online Casinos and is played in the same way as most lotteries around the world. All we can say is that there's no strategy to follow when you play keno as it really is a game of pure luck so just have some fun.
How to Play Keno
To start with there's a board with numbers from 1-80 and a large basket or bubble with 80 balls, each numbered between 1 and 80. Twenty of the balls are randomly drawn and the player must guess which numbers they will be. The player can bet on up to 15 of these numbers on the one ticket. The more of the numbers the player gets correct the more money they win.
Keno Glossary
All or Nothing - Pays if all picked numbers are drawn, or no picked numbers are drawn.
Blank - A keno ticket that has not been used.
Catch - A number marked on a ticket is said to be a catch when it is called during play.
Catch-All - A keno game that requires you to catch all of the numbers.
Catch-Zero - A keno game that requires you to catch none of the numbers.
Deuce - Two keno spots grouped together.
Edge Ticket - A ticket with the 32 numbers marked that make up the outer edge.
Exacta - A ticket played for two games, with a special payoff rate.
Expected Value - The rate at which an outcome is expected to occur.
Field - A group of marked spots that is not circled.
Goose - A term used for the machine that blows the keno balls up into two long tubes.
High Roller Ticket - A ticket that has a high minimum ticket price.
Hold - Handle minus payoffs, or the gross receipts after paying out all winning tickets.
Inside Ticket - A keno ticket that is completed and turned in to the casino.
Jackpot - The prize paid in a progressive.
King - A single circled number. Works with other numbers to make a bet or way.
Limit - Total payout liability of a casino during any one game.
Multi Game Keno Ticket - A ticket played for multiple keno games.
Pattern - The shape made by the collective marks on a keno ticket.
Pay Any Catch Ticket - A keno ticket that pays something, no matter how many spots.
Push - A win equal to the amount wagered.
Quick Pick - A ticket with numbers chosen by the keno computer for the player.
Rate Card - Shows payoffs for various bets.
Replayed Ticket - Giving a played ticket to the counter to replay the numbers.
RNG Game - When a computer program is used to randomly select numbers.
Split Ticket - Two or more groups of numbers played separately on the same ticket.
Spot - The numbers marked on a keno ticket.
Way - A separate bet on a ticket with more than one bet.
Way Ticket - A ticket with two or more bets.
