Is it Fun to Play Keno Combos

Keno Combo is a Keno Lottery brought by SA Lotteries in Australia. Keno is a game of chance with draws every 3.5 minutes! In every Keno game 20 numbers are randomly generated from a possible 80, giving you the chance to win a minimum prize of $1 million each draw.

Few Facts

• Keno can be played many different ways. With Keno you can choose how many numbers you wish to play, which is referred to as a ‘Spot’. Spot 1 means you can select 1 number, while Spot 10 means you can select 10 numbers. If your selected numbers come up in the 20 numbers drawn, you win.
• Higher the Spot the greater will be the prize. Spot 10 is the highest Spot and offers a guaranteed jackpot of at least $1 million if you match 10 of the 20 numbers drawn.
• Keno can be played for just 1 draw or you can play your numbers over multiple draws. You can choose to play between 1 and 500 consecutive draws and choose how much you want to play per game. The minimum entry cost per game is $1.

How Does Keno Combo Work

Keno Combos allow you to play different combinations of your favourite numbers in the same draw. You can combine between 2 and 4 game panels on a Keno Combo Coupon to play up to 15 different Keno games in a single draw. Keno Combos as games are also played at Canadian Keno lotteries.

There are five types of Keno Combos which can be played in one or more consecutive draws.

Singles: You can mark between 1 and 4 panels on a Keno Combo Coupon and each panel is played separately. You can play different Spot values in each game panel. This gives you up to four games in a single Keno draw.

Doubles: You can mark between 2 and 4 panels on a Keno Combo Coupon and play every combination of two panels. Each game panel can be a different Spot value however the total combined Spot value cannot exceed 10. This gives you up to six equivalent games in a single Keno draw.

Triples: You can mark 3 or 4 panels on a Keno Combo Coupon and play every combination of three panels. Each game panel can be a different Spot value however the total combined Spot value cannot exceed 10. This gives you up to four equivalent games in a single Keno draw.

Quads: You can mark 4 panels on a Keno Combo Coupon and play the combination of all four panels. Each game panel can be a different Spot value however the total combined Spot value cannot exceed 10.

All Ways: You can make up to 4 panels on a Keno Combo Coupon and play every combination of panels including Singles, Doubles, Triples and Quads. Each game panel can be a different Spot value however the total combined Spot value across any combo cannot exceed 10. This gives you up to fifteen equivalent games in a single Keno draw.

How to Play Keno Combo

You can choose to play any one of the Keno Combo types, or play a mixture of the combos above on one coupon. For example you can play a ‘Singles and Doubles’ entry by marking both Singles and Doubles on the Keno Combo Coupon.

With more than 590 retail agencies throughout South Australia, you can play Keno Combo easily.

Winning a Keno Combo

The chance of winning a top prize in Keno Spot 10 is 1 in 8,911,711.

Just have a Keno coupon at SA Retail store mark the game of play and have the fun!

Fun to play Keno Combos

Keno is a game of chance, and while there’s no guaranteed strategy for winning, many players enjoy experimenting with different combinations for fun. Here are a few creative and entertaining Keno combinations you might find interesting:

1. Lucky Numbers: Choose numbers that are significant to you, such as birthdays, anniversaries, or other meaningful dates. Some people believe that playing personal dates adds an extra layer of luck.
2. Sequential Numbers: Select a sequence of consecutive numbers, like 1-2-3-4-5. While the odds of these numbers being drawn are the same as any other combination, it can be fun if they happen to hit.
3. Random Picks: Embrace the randomness of the game by using the “Quick Pick” option or selecting numbers without any specific pattern. This adds an element of unpredictability and excitement.
4. Fibonacci Sequence: Some players like to experiment with mathematical sequences, such as the Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, etc.). Each number is the sum of the two preceding ones. You can use this sequence to determine your Keno numbers.
5. Cross Pattern: Pick numbers in the shape of a cross on the Keno board. This doesn’t impact the odds, but it adds a visual element to your selections.
6. Double Up: Select pairs of numbers, like 11-22, 33-44, and so on. This can be visually appealing and may bring a sense of symmetry to your Keno card.
7. Birthday Cluster: If you have a group of friends playing together, each person can choose the numbers corresponding to their birth month. This way, you create a “birthday cluster” on the Keno card.

Remember that Keno is a game of luck, and there’s no strategy that will guarantee consistent wins. It’s all about having fun and enjoying the thrill of the game. Play responsibly and within your budget, as gambling should be seen as a form of entertainment rather than a way to make money.