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Keno Tutorial
The beauty of Keno is that new players can begin a game within a few minutes of observing. There are no complicated rules and players can concentrate on their game without worrying about much else. Most people have a basic understanding of the elements of bingo, on which Keno is based.
Casinos offer various kinds of Keno tickets to keep the game exciting and to allow different options for different bankroll sizes. The chart below explains some of the more popular types of Keno tickets.
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Keno Ticket
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Special Rules
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Straight Ticket
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The players choose the numbers
that they wish to play (within the upper limit amount) and mark them on the
ticket. The players also indicate the amount they wish to wager.
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Split Ticket
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Players can play a few games on
one single ticket. Players indicate a split with a line down the middle of
the Keno ticket and mark numbers on each side. The potential payoff on this
type of ticket is less than a straight ticket.
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Way Ticket
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Cheaper than a straight ticket
that allows multiple sets of numbers to be chosen. This is a convenient way
to play more ways than one on a single ticket.
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Combination Ticket
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Similar to a way ticket; also
allows players to pick any way of playing including a combination of straight
and way bets.
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High End Ticket
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A high-risk option that seeks
matching numbers on the card. It also has high payoffs.
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Top-Bottom Ticket
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Players split the ticket in half
and choose numbers from the top or bottom. Players usually need to match at
least 13 numbers to make a win.
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Left-Right Ticket
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Similar to Top-Bottom Ticket,
only the split is done down the middle.
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Edges Ticket
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Similar to Top-Bottom Ticket,
only the numbers chosen are around the edge of the Keno ticket.
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20 Spot Tickets
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A ticket with 20 spots that
allows players to win in 18 different ways.
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Rules for Online Keno
Keno is a game with high odds and is generally played for the fun of it, or by high rollers who don’t mind losing money. It is also a game of pure chance, which means that no direct strategy can influence the outcome of the game and the numbers chosen. However, there are several things that players can keep in mind to minimize their losses.
Keno tournaments are an exciting part of online casino play, and they are also found in some traditional casinos. Online casino tournaments are usually played over a particular time period, usually a week. Within that week, players register to take part in the tournament. They are then allocated a certain amount of play money and a few minutes (usually 30) to play. Players then choose when to log within the period of the tournament. They are usually limited to logging in once a day at most. They can play their entire half hour in one day or spread that time over the entire tournament. A screen indicator will show the player’s current time and money balance. If the player loses the allocated amount, he is out of the tournament. The final balance is what is shown when the thirty minutes are up. If a player feels that his winnings are satisfactory, he need not use up all his time. The player with the highest amount of money left at the end of the tournament is the winner and is awarded a prize – usually cash. Some casinos will offer monthly prizes in addition to the weekly prizes as an extra incentive. Tournaments such as these usually require players to pay an entrance fee. Other types of Keno tournaments include buy-in tournaments where players need to use their own money and progressive tournaments where players play in qualifying rounds until the grand final.
