The Rules of Keno

Keno is played with a traditional "card" consisting of 80 cells with numbers and 20 small balls with numbers marked on them, which have the functions similar to those of an ordinary lottery. A player marks numbers from 1 to 10 on the playing field, and the winning is paid in accordance with the numbers indicated on the balls occurred and with the bets made by the player. There are five different kinds of bets in Keno set forth below. After each game played, you may reserve to yourself the points chosen, or you may choose some new points in the card. Different variants of bets become accessible as you make your bets. One cannot mark more than 10 numbers for one game.

"Bet" - this bet becomes accessible as soon as you mark at least one number in the card. The winning will be paid to you in case one or more numbers occurred coincide with the number shown by you.

"Bet Against" - this bet becomes accessible after you have marked at least 8 points in the card. The point of the bet lays in the fact that none of the numbers marked by you will occur. The winning is paid only in case all the numbers indicated have not occurred.

"Catch All" - this option is accessible if the player marks from 2 to 7 points in the card. The point of the bet is in the fact that all the numbers shown by the player must occur. The winning is paid providing that all the numbers chosen by the player have occurred.

"High Roller" - this option becomes accessible as soon as the player marks at least one point in the card. This variant is identical to an ordinary bet, but it has an excellent table of winnings. The player must obtain as much coincidences as possible in order to get a winning; however, the bet is also higher.

"Top or Bottom" - it is the only option in Keno accessible immediately after the beginning of the game and even before the player starts marking points in his card. All the player needs is to determine the size of the bet. In this case, the player makes a bet on the top or bottom of the card to have fewer points than its opposite part. The winning depends on how striking the difference is.