The rules of Keno
If the word “Keno” has roots in Latin (“Quine mean 5), this game is probably appeared in China more than two thousand years. Very popular, it would have been imported into the United States in the 19th century.
The goal of the game
The Keno game is often compared to lotto games. In both cases, participants must purchase a ticket and will select a number of issues. The players then win a certain amount depending on their bet, the betting option they chose, especially the number of digits (they have previously selected) left in the draw.
The betting options
The Keno game is played with a traditional 80-numbered ticket. Players can select freely from 1-15 digits. The draw is conducted using 20 balls whose function is the same as for the standard lottery. The ticket is generally divided into two, the first part including the numbers 1-40, the second, the number of 41-80.
Five ways to bet on Keno are:
Bet (or “bet”): The player must mark at least one number to activate it. It is actually a single bet, the player can select up to 15 numbers.
Bet Against (or “bet against”): The player must have selected at least eight numbers to place a “bet Against. The game principle is reversed: the participant selected bet that the numbers will not come out during the draw. He thus wins only if none of these numbers is drawn.
Hit all (all keys): This option may be activated when the player coach from 2 to 7. He bet that all these numbers come out at the next draw. The player is only paid if all the selected numbers are out.
High Roller: The player must have selected at least one number to enable this option Thurs This option is similar to “bet”, but more marked numbers are out for the draw. Consequently, the gains are greater.
Top or bottom (or Down): This option is available before start. The player bets that in the low (1-40) or High (41-80) of the table will have fewer out than the opposite. The player does not select number or even to choose between the “high” or “low”. He will bet only on the fact that there will be a difference in numbers between the outputs of both parties. The gains are thus determined by the gap between the top and bottom of the table.










