1. Keno 5 Spot Payout Ma
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Fill in a KENO play slip with the number of spots (numbers) you want to play per game. Choose from 1 to 10 spots. Choose how much you want to wager on each game: $1.

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How to Play

1. Choose how many numbers (spots) you want to play by marking in the appropriate box.
2. Select the amount of money you want to wager per game ($1, $2, $5, $10 or $20) by marking in one of the Amount Bet boxes.
3. You can play up to 30 consecutive games by marking the appropriate box under Number of Games Played.
4. Pick the numbers you wish to play from a field of 80 by marking in each of the boxes, keeping in mind the number of spots chosen above. IMPORTANT: KEEP MARKS INSIDE BOXES. Use only PENCIL OR BLUE BALL-POINT PEN to mark the betting slip. You may also let the Lottery computer choose your numbers by marking in the Quic Pic (QP) box.
5. Mark the “Y” box if you wish to play KENO BONUS. If you play KENO BONUS the total wager amount will double.****
6. Give the completed betting slip to an ON-LINE Lottery Sales Agent.
7. The Sales Agent will give you a separate ticket as your receipt. IMPORTANT: CHECK YOUR TICKET! BE SURE THAT IT REPRESENTS THE NUMBERS AND DRAWING(S) THAT YOU WANTED TO PLAY AS IT IS YOUR ONLY PROOF OF PLAYING THESE NUMBERS.
8. The Lottery suggests for your own protection that you sign the back of your ticket to identify ownership.

KENO BONUS

KENO BONUS gives you a chance to increase your KENO winnings by 3, 4, 5 or 10 times. To play KENO BONUS, mark the “Y” box on your bet slip. The cost of your wager will double. If you purchase the additional BONUS play for a drawing and win, you may multiply your winnings if a multiplier number (3, 4, 5 or 10) is drawn. The overall odds of having a multiplier number (3, 4, 5 or 10) are 1:2.3.

KENO BONUS is not available for the 10-spot, 11-spot, or 12-spot KENO games. A KENO BONUS wager is only valid when played in conjunction with a valid KENO wager.

Rules

1. Bets are not effective until accepted by the Lottery’s on-line computer processing system prior to the drawing of the winning number and in accordance with Lottery rules. Bettors acknowledge that on-line Lottery sales agents are acting on behalf of the bettors in entering bets into the Lottery’s on-line KENO computer processing system.
2. Present your completed bet slip to your Lottery Sales agent for processing. You will receive a ticket. CHECK YOUR TICKET IMMEDIATELY TO VERIFY THAT THE SELECTIONS ON YOUR TICKET MATCH THE SELECTIONS REQUESTED ON THE BET SLIP.
3. Present winning ticket to any on-line KENO sales agent for payment of prizes up to and including $600. Claims for more than $600 will be paid by the Lottery Commission after claim form is filed. Under unusual conditions, fixed prizes may be reduced according to the rules and regulations. All cash prizes must be claimed within one (1) year following the draw date.
4. Your ticket is a bearer instrument. Unless signed by owner, prize may be claimed by anyone in possession of winning ticket. SIGN YOUR TICKET IMMEDIATELY. Bettors agree to abide by Lottery Commission rules and regulations. Applicable rules are available for inspection by bettors by contacting the Lottery Commission at. 150 Mount Vernon St. Dorchester MA 02125

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Maximum overall prize payout for matching 12 out of 12 is $2,000,000 for any single game. If there are more than two ($2) dollars bet on the winning numbers, the payoff for each one ($1) dollar bet equals two million ($2,000,000) dollars divided by the number of dollars wagered.

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Maximum overall prize payout for matching 11 out of 11 is $2,000,000 for any single game. If there are more than four ($4) dollars bet on the winning numbers, the payoff for each one ($1) dollar bet equals two million ($2,000,000) dollars divided by the number of dollars wagered.

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Maximum overall prize payout for matching 10 out of 10 is $2,000,000 for any single game. If there are more than twenty ($20) dollars bet on the winning numbers, the payoff for each one ($1) dollar bet equals two million ($2,000,000) dollars divided by number of dollars wagered.

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KENO BONUS gives you a chance to increase your KENO winnings by 3, 4, 5 or 10 times. To play KENO BONUS, mark the “Y” box on your bet slip. The cost of your wager will double. If you purchase the additional BONUS play for a drawing and win, you may multiply your winnings if a multiplier number (3, 4, 5 or 10) is drawn. The overall odds of having a multiplier number (3, 4, 5 or 10) are 1:2.3. KENO BONUS is not available for the 10-spot, 11-spot, or 12-spot KENO games. A KENO BONUS wager is only valid when played in conjunction with a valid KENO wager.

Five-spot is easiest path to decent pot

Over the last few years I’ve implored you to resist playing any tickets with less than 5-spots. This includes the time honored practice of playing deuces on your tickets. DON’T DO IT! In my opinion, (and I think I’ve adequately proved my case) you are just burning your money if you do so. That being said and understood, what should you play? Five-spots, of course!

Five-spots are my favorite keno ticket to play. That being said, I also have to say that I have no problem with playing any ticket of 5-spots or more, all the way up to a 20-spot. Keno-wise, there’s nothing wrong with any of these tickets, and I do play any or all of them sometimes myself. It’s just that I prefer to play fives, for the reasons enumerated below.

As I have said before, keno is a long odds game, and the 5-spot is the smallest number ticket that really pays enough to make it worthwhile to play. (Fours, threes, twos and ones just don’t pay enough to overcome the house vig.) More, when you hit a 5-spot, it can really make a small difference in your life. True, it won’t buy a new car, but it might make a down payment. It might buy you that new stereo you’ve been wanting, or buy a few airline tickets towards your next vacation. In contrast, if you hit a 3-spot, it’ll pay for a few drinks for the night. Or, if you hit a 4-spot, it might pay for dinner and drinks. Which is fine, but not enough to make an impact.

When you step up a spot in keno, for instance by changing from a 4-spot to a 5-spot, or from a 5-spot to a 6-spot, it is as a rough rule of thumb, five or six times as hard to hit your new ticket as it was your old one. But take a look at the pay tables. A 5-spot pays 7 times what a 4-spot does, while a 6-spot pays less than double what a 5-spot does. This means in real terms that a 5-spot gives you a lot more bang for your buck.

This is the real charm of a 5-spot. As far as regular keno pay rates, the 5-spot pays back a much higher percentage of its total payback on the solid hit than any other ticket. For this reason, when you play 5-spots you are much more likely to walk out of the casino a winner than when playing any other ticket. (The 5-spot is generally a great ticket to play in keno tournaments also, but that’s a topic for the future.)

If all this is true, why aren’t 5-spots more popular? It’s just a fact that even number tickets are by far more popular. Fours, sixes, eights and tens make up the vast majority of tickets played. This is probably because a lot of players like to put deuces on their tickets, or play ways, and even number tickets are easier to split up for these purposes.

Of course, there is a downside to playing 5-spots. Because most of the money is paid back on the top end, smaller winners and pushes are few and far between. Therefore, playing a 5-pot is riskier for the keno player. Although you have more chance of walking out of the casino a winner, you also have a higher chance of going broke. With the 5-spot, there’s not much in between.

But I play keno to win, and win big. That’s the way the game is designed, so I play 5-spots most often.

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That’s it for this week, Good Luck!, I’ll see you in line!

Keno 5 Number Payout

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