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Casinos with Best Payout Percentages for Keno
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Keno is a thrilling game that was first introduced in China around 200B.C.
It came to the United States with the immigrants and over time evolved
into the game you now see before you.
The Keno game is played with one or several traditional 80-numbered
tickets and 20 balls whose function is the same as in a standard lottery.
After each game you may choose to stay with the same spots you played (by
clicking on REPEAT BET button) or pick new spots on the ticket(s).
Different betting options are enabled as you place your marks.
To start playing, you have to select one of the four ticket types you want
to play. The different ways to bet on a Keno ticket are discussed below.
Having selected the type of ticket you will either have to mark your
selected spots (STRAIGHT and SWEET SIXTEEN ticket types) or immediately
(TOP & BOTTOM and THE EDGE ticket types) confirm your selection by
pressing SUBMIT button. To add more tickets to the game use ADD TICKET
button. You can play up to 20 tickets at a time. When you are finished
adding tickets, press PLAY GAME button.
After the game is finished you can review each individual ticket results
by using blue arrows on the righthand side.
STRAIGHT TICKET
The more of the numbers you chose roll out on the balls - the higher is
the payoff. You can play tickets with 1 through 12 or 15 marked spots.
Each ticket offers three different price and payoff option. Selection is
made by pressing A, B or C buttons. The payoffs are shown in the table on
the lefthand side.
TOP & BOTTOM
This ticket doesn't require spots to be marked. You are betting that top
or bottom part of the ticket will have fewer spots than the opposite part.
The payoff depends on how great that difference is.
THE EDGE
This ticket doesn't require spots to be marked. 36 spots on the edges of
the ticket are automatically selected. You are paid depending on the
number of rolled out matches.
SWEET SIXTEEN
This ticket costs $3 and requires 16 spots to be selected by you. It is
similar to the STRAIGHT TICKET but doesn't offer A, B or C payoff options.
Another difference is that the payoff doesn't increase in the direct
proportion to the number of matches. With all 16 numbers selected, the
payoff is shown in the table on the lefthand side.
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