Keno Guide
If you’ve never played a game of Keno before, this guide will get you caught up quickly. I’m not going to go into great specific detail—I’ll leave that for other articles. I happen to find Keno to be a very relaxing game. In a way it’s kind of like bingo, but with bigger payoff possibilities. Let’s get started.
Keno Board
The game of Keno takes place on the Keno board. This area contains 80 numbers, which are numbered 1 through 80. In every Keno game, there are 20 numbers selected. Quick math tells us that any given number has a one in four chance of being picked. The Keno board is divided into two main areas—top and bottom. The top of the Keno board contains the numbers 1 through 40. The bottom of the Keno board contains the rest.
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