To some people that are used to playing the most common lottery games, like 6/49, Keno might seem quite complicated. However it isn’t, it just operates by a different group of rules and is simple to play. The absolute most complicated area of the game is that it is customizable to suit your preferences.

In a typical lottery game like 6/49, players must match all six numbers to win the jackpot. The main difference with the Keno lottery game is that you don’t need to fit all the drawn numbers to win the jackpot. As an example, commonly in Keno tode, you choose 10-out-of-70 numbers. Then, 20 numbers is likely to be drawn. Obviously, you can’t match all 20 numbers because you only chose 10. So, you’ve to fit all of your ten numbers to any of the twenty interested in win the jackpot. In a 10/70 Keno lottery game, the odds of winning the jackpot are approximately 1-in-2.1-million, which are much better odds than it’s to win a 6/49 lotto game.

Better odds is among the main advantages to entice individuals to play the Keno lottery game. One other main advantage is that players can customize the overall game to suit their needs. One of the ways it’s customizable is as you are able to choose how much money you would like to bet, usually between $1 and $10. The more you bet, the more the jackpot and other prizes increase by.

Another way you can customize your Keno game is by choosing to play less compared to standard group of numbers. Usually, you can select from 2 and 10 numbers. The odds and prizes change based on how many numbers you choose.

Besides the jackpot, the Keno lottery game also provides smaller prizes for matching less numbers. As an example, in a 10-number game, you can win prizes by matching no numbers at all, 7-out-of-20 numbers, 8-out-of-20 numbers, or 9-out-of-20 numbers.