Most recent drawing: 2314350. My Recent Tickets. Rules and How to Play. Get a list of results for all of today’s drawings, or any day’s drawings. The numbers in Keno go from 1 to 80. The game now starts and 20 of the 80 numbers are chosen at random. If one of your numbers is picked, this is known as a ‘Catch’. You get paid depending on the number of Catches you get during the game. Similar to both lotto and bingo, Keno is a game of chance based on predicting numbers that would be drawn during each game round. What makes this online game so attractive is its simple rules and one of a kind graphics. Brush up on our keno Guides and get familiar with the game before you actually start playing. CasinoFreak.com has gathered. Mark the “KENO 603 PLUS” box on your play slip for a chance to increase your KENO 603℠ winnings by 3, 4, 5 or 10 times. By marking “KENO 603 PLUS” the cost of your ticket will double. Choose how many “spots” (numbers) you want to play. Choose from 1 to 12 spots, and mark the spot. Mark your numbers from 1 through 80. Michigan Lottery Site.
What is the first game that comes to mind when you think of an online casino? Blackjack, maybe? Or slot machines? Well, it’s one of those hyped and extremely popular casino games. But it’s not keno.
The thing is, keno is certainly not as popular as, say, slots. But does it mean that this lottery is worse than the popular games? Of course, it doesn’t. Keno is a very cool, interesting, and exciting game, and we are sure that you just can’t miss it, especially if you like lotteries or random number games. But of course, you can’t start playing it for real money right away (especially if you’re not a pro keno player) because playing the game without knowing its rules is the fastest way to lose your deposit.
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Keno 80In such a case, it’s free online keno games that come to help. Free keno casino games have a similar interface and the same gameplay as their real money counterparts have — and that’s not all. Here, we’ll tell you everything about free keno — we’ll talk about the rules, about the gameplay, about the different types of this game, and we’ll also tell you all the most useful tips. Oh, and of course, we’ll answer all your questions and show you the list of the best free keno games — so don’t waste your time, read this short article, and become a keno expert!
Free keno: rules
As we’ve said, keno is a lottery game, so its rules are not too complicated. First, you select 4-10 numbers between 1 and 80 — when you choose the number, it’s called “spot”. The minimum bet is usually 1-5 cents, and of course, there are also lots of options for the high rollers. Higher bets mean higher payouts, but be careful, because you’ll also lose more if you use max bets. The game process is divided into “races” or rounds — lots of casinos offer the multi-race games, so the number of races can be quite high.
The main problem of Keno is that there are 80 numbers and the chances to hit one of them is only 0.25%. As we’ve just said, you can only select 10 (or sometimes 15) numbers — so your chances to win are quite low. The average house of edge in keno is 30% — just compare this number with, say, 1.5% for blackjack or 0.5-5% for video poker. That’s why playing keno for real money makes sense only if you are a big fan of this game. If you are not, we highly recommend trying free online keno — yes, you will not win anything, but on the other hand, you won’t lose your money!
Different types of the game
There are lots of different types of this game, but the rules are always similar. The main differences are related to the bonuses and the number of combinations available for the players. Let’s be more detailed.
Power Keno. It has one additional rule: if the 20th ball matches one of the numbers on your ticket, your winnings are multiplied by 4. It sounds like a great option for those who play for real money, doesn’t it?
Super Keno has the same rules as Power Keno, but with one small difference: it’s not the 20th ball that multiplies your winnings by 4, it’s the very first one.
Combination and Way Keno. These two games allow you to select groups and a combination of numbers to get higher chances to win. All the other rules are similar to all the other types of this game. When you play keno, the way tickets allow you to make multiple bets and to group your spots. The online version works in the same way as the offline version — you can bet on different groups and multiply your winnings.
Video keno. Have you heard about video poker or video slots? The thing is, video keno is just another slot machine. It’s an extremely simple single-player video game — if you are one of the slot fans, you’ll definitely like this type of game. Of course, all the rules are completely the same.
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What else to know?
We believe that you should know everything about the game before you start playing it, especially if we’re talking about playing for real money. Here, you’ll find 3 top facts you must know about this game!
Fact #1: This game is completely random
As we’ve already said, keno is very similar to, say, slot machines — there is a random number generator that generates the results, and you can not influence its work. That’s why we can safely say that there are no strategies that work in 100% of cases. What’s more, there are no keno strategies at all — that’s how all the random games work.
Fact #2: However, there are “hot” and “cold” numbers
But still, millions of players believe that some numbers are better than others and that they are “luckier”. That’s why some numbers are drawn more often than others — but as we’ve just said, keno is about random numbers only. So you can use this hot numbers strategy or you can ignore it — the result depends on random number generator only.
Fact #3: You should try free keno
Lots of people love playing this game for real money, that’s a fact and we can’t deny it. However, we also can’t deny the fact that this game is not the best for the real money players. It has extremely high odds, low payouts, etc, etc.
But it’s still a very fun and exciting game — and we know how to make it even better. We highly recommend playing free keno games — you can’t lose money playing them, you don’t have to make a deposit to play them, and you don’t even have to create an account to try them. What’s more, free online keno games are available for both PC and mobile users — so if you want to play on your smartphone, you can do it right now. How? Just choose the game from the list of the most interesting free keno games, open the game page, and start playing — and yes, it’s as simple as it sounds!
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Birth name | Joaquin Francisco Sanchez |
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Also known as | JFSanchez, J. Wolf Sanchez |
Born | June 16, 1962 (age 58) |
Origin | Philippines |
Genres | OPM, pop |
Occupation(s) | Singer, actor, host, author |
Years active | 1986 - 1992 |
Labels | Dyna Music OctoArts-EMI Music Inc. |
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Joaquin Francisco Sanchez (born June 16, 1962), more commonly known as Keno, is a Filipino singer, actor and writer. He was popular in late 1980s until 1990.[1]
As a singer, he popularized songs such as 'A Friend', 'Leaving Yesterday Behind', 'On Wings of a Dream', 'Want You to Cry Too', 'Why Do I Love You', and 'Wish'.[2]
As an actor, Keno was in the cast of a teen-oriented action film, Ninja Kids, playing the Yellow Ninja, in 1986.
As an author, he published The Last Castrato in 2005, with I.M. Wolf Publishing.[3]
As in his song, Keno 'left yesterday behind', leaving admirers and fans with much music and a children's movie.
Life and career[edit]
He graduated from secondary school at Notre Dame of Greater Manila, Class of 1978. He studied at University of the Philippines Diliman. He continued his education at theNew York Institute of Technology, graduating summa cum laude with Bachelors in Behavioral Science degree.
Keno started his music career in opera but switched to popular music. He entered the Philippines' music industry in the late 1980s. At that time, he was heralded as an heir to the niche that singers Martin Nievera and Gary Valenciano had made for themselves.[citation needed]
In 1986, he released his version of the classic Filipino love song 'Leaving Yesterday Behind', which won a gold record award.
When the song became a national hit, Viva Films cast Keno as one of the ninjas in Ninja Kids. His song, 'Leaving Yesterday Behind', was the love theme; he was mistakenly associated with one of those who performed the main theme, the new wave-sounding song, You've Got the Power. The song was actually performed by Triple Threat, which is composed of Randy Santiago, Gino Padilla and himself. But he was replaced by Juan Miguel Salvador, because the Dyna studio would not allow him to record the song.[4] Ninja Kids was Keno's first and only film, despite Viva Films' other offers.
Keno came out with four albums. 'A Friend' was the most requested song on Philippines radio in 1990. A media icon for Pepsi-Cola in those years, he was part of the Pepsi New Generation artists that helped launch the careers of several other artists, such as JoAnne Lorenzana, Timmy Cruz, Raymond Lauchengco and Gino Padilla.
As ALIW's[who?] most promising entertainer of the year in 1987, Keno was an advocate and board member of the fledgling Organisasyon ng Pilipinong Mang-aawit (OPM), the official association of Filipino singers. Keno was also a host of GMA Network's Lunch Date from 1986 until the early 1990s with Randy Santiago, Lito Pimentel, Willie Revillame, Fe Delos Reyes, Toni Rose Gayda, and Chique Hollman-Yulo, which rivaled the then popular Eat Bulaga. He discovered and mentored comedian Arnel Ignacio.
Retirement from the music industry[edit]
Keno retired, following a successful major concert at the ULTRA stadium in 1991.[5]
After he left the music and movie industry, he took up writing and released articles under the byline JFSanchez. He also released a book titled The Last Castrato under the name J. Wolf Sanchez.
Personal life[edit]
Keno later moved to DeLand, Florida in America. He studied at University of Central Florida and works as crisis counselor in an in-patient psychiatric facility. He is married to Eleanore Sanchez, and has two children, a boy and a girl.
Filmography[edit]
Television[edit]
- Triple Treat (ABS-CBN 2) – 1986–87
- Lunch Date (GMA-7) – 1987–88
- That's Entertainment (GMA-7) 1988–91
- Straight to the Heart (ABC-5) – 1992
Film[edit]
- Ninja Kids
Discography[edit]
Studio Albums[edit]
- Keno: Leaving Yesterday Behind, Dyna Music (LP, CD, Cassette 1986)
- Beyond Limits, Dyna Music (LP, CD, Cassette 1987)
- A New Beginning, PolyEast Records formerly OctoArts International (LP, CD, Cassette 1989)
- Keno: Whenever You Need Me, PolyEast Records formerly OctoArts International (LP, CD, Cassette 1992)
Complitations albums[edit]
- The Best of Keno, Dyna Music (CD, Cassette, Digital Download 1993)
Collaborations[edit]
- OPM Hit Series, PolyEast Records formerly OctoArts International (CD, Cassette, Digital Download 1990)
- OPM Hit Series 2, PolyEast Records formerly OctoArts International (CD, Cassette, Digital Download 1990)
- Maligayang Pasko sa Inyong Lahat, PolyEast Records former OctoArts International (LP, CD, Cassette, Digital Download 1990)
- OPM Mega Hits, PolyEast Records formerly OctoArts International (CD, Cassette, Digital Download 1992)
Selected singles[edit]
- 'Leaving Yesterday Behind'
- 'Want You to Cry Too'
- 'A Friend'
- 'Once Again'
- 'What Are You Doing Christmas Eve?' (cover)
- 'Never Again'
- 'Color Me Lonely'
- 'Araw ng Pasko' (cover of a song by Boyfriends); also duet with Carlo Orosa
- 'Whenever You Need Me'
- 'Ikaw Na Nga Ba'
- 'Together Forever' (cover of a song by Rico J. Puno)
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References[edit]
- ^IMDB biography
- ^'Song'. Archived from the original on February 6, 2010. Retrieved April 8, 2011.
- ^The Last Castrato
- ^YouTube
- ^Major concert
External links[edit]
- Keno at IMDb