HARRISBURG, Pa. - Keno will be available for Pennsylvania residents starting Tuesday at lottery retailers.
Keno play starts at $1 and players can choose up to 10 number from 1 to 80.
A computer then randomly draws 20 numbers and players can win more if they play numbers.
“Pennsylvania Lottery Keno players are going to love this exciting, new way to play and win,” said lottery executive director Drew Svitko. “Although you can play Keno at any lottery retailer, it’s the first game we’ve specifically marketed to businesses where adults gather to have fun -- such as bars and restaurants.”
How to play Keno: Using a play slip, players select up to 10 numbers, or SPOTS, from 1 to 80 or opt for computer-selected quick picks. Players can spend $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10, or $20 per play, and prizes increase as the play amount increases. The number of SPOTS selected does not change the cost of play. Players may play consecutive drawings. Purchasing the Keno multiplier option multiplies prizes by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times. The option triples the cost of a play.
Every four minutes, the lottery’s computer randomly generates 20 winning numbers. Players may watch drawing results on a monitor or visit the Keno page at palottery.com, or use the lottery’s mobile app to watch an animated depiction of the drawing they played. Players should scan their ticket to determine if it has won a prize. Find Keno prizes, chances of winning and game rules at palottery.com.
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