Share your Keno Strategy

[cocopop3011]

Keno is one of those games that I feel never really get played that much, or if it is, people just don't talk about it. I tried it myself a few years ago but just thought the winning potential was so hard! 

But, is there anyone here who can share their own Keno Strategy,, or share what your views are on the game in general?

[Blackjax]

I had a simple way of playing Keno, Odd and even. Every time I would play Keno I would pick all odd numbers on one slip and would add1 to these numbers and pick all even numbers. Worked out pretty good for me. We had 80 numbers in our Lottery draws and you could play from 2-10 numbers with the prizes increasing for every range.

[cocopop3011]

On 5/22/2024 at 4:47 PM, Blackjax said:

I had a simple way of playing Keno, Odd and even. Every time I would play Keno I would pick all odd numbers on one slip and would add1 to these numbers and pick all even numbers. Worked out pretty good for me. We had 80 numbers in our Lottery draws and you could play from 2-10 numbers with the prizes increasing for every range.

So, if someone didn't know how to win Keno,. would you suggest this strategy? The odds aren't great this this game though are they?

[Blackjax]

4 hours ago, cocopop3011 said:

So, if someone didn't know how to win Keno,. would you suggest this strategy? The odds aren't great this this game though are they?

I made this strategy not to win big but to get my initial money back. It was a strategy where most of the time I was getting my ticket money back. I would hit 3/3 and 4/4 many times but that is little money. 

[cocopop3011]

On 5/25/2024 at 2:21 AM, Blackjax said:

I made this strategy not to win big but to get my initial money back. It was a strategy where most of the time I was getting my ticket money back. I would hit 3/3 and 4/4 many times but that is little money. 

Do you know what the best keno combinations are to win the most money?

[Flatzem]

speaking of keno strategies, this strategy worked ... finding an inadequate electronic number generating system in use at the Montreal Casino.

Corriveau simply discovered that the random number generator (RNG) was anything but random. The problem in Montreal was that they did not purchase the clock chip for picking different seed numbers.

The major difference between Nevada casinos and the Montreal Casino, however, is that the Nevada casinos operate 24 hours per day, never turning off their keno games, while the Montreal Casino shuts down each night and reopens again in the morning. Without the clock chip to generate different seeds, each day the Montreal Casino was cycling through the same numbers, beginning at the same starting point! This is what Daniel Corriveau discovered. And this discovery paid him $600,000 in keno winnings.

Incidentally, Daniel Corriveau was paid his $600,000 after investigators determined that he did not work in collusion with any casino employees. He took advantage of the game exactly as he found it.