Here is a core online Keno glossary enabling you, newcomer, to get aware of frequently encountered concepts of the game. Not to be disappointed with new terms while trying the game for the first time, make the use of the definitions provided below. B Bet- The amount of money wagered per draw. Depending on the online gaming establishment that you frequent, you can bet between $0.25 and $50 on a single draw. C Call- A call occurs when the numbers are displayed after they are drawn by the computer. Catch – A single spot draw. Catch-All – Keno game variation wherein players must catch all of the numbers marked on their tickets. Catch-Zero – Keno game variation requiring players catch none of the numbers marked on their tickets. Combination Ticket – A single card with multiple wagers. D Draw- The term that describes the process of number selection. Most casinos have switched from old-fashioned manual draws to systems that display computerized numbers. Deuce – Keno slang for two spots...
Read more...

Playing Keno is fun, simple and enjoyable. In online Keno, players point and click their mouse over the numbers they wish to select in the box provided on the computer screen, when the ball is ejected from the game tube; it falls into the player's selected box and the color of the box "lights up". That's all there is to it. Or, is it?

Keno is played using a field (of numbers from 1 to 80). A player will select his numbers and make a bet. Each selection is called a "Spot", so if you select 10 numbers you are playing a 10 Spot game.

That's it! After that, all you have to do is watch the keno board and see if you've picked the lucky numbers by selecting 1 or as many as 15 of those numbers on the Keno Card. You win based upon how many winning numbers you match.

After clicking on...
Read more...