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Austria
1 ere
Belgium
1 ere
Czech Republic
1 ere
Denmark
1 ere
Finland
1 ere
France
1 ere
Germany
1 ere
Greece
1 ere
Hungary
1 ere
Italy
1 ere
Norway
1 ere
Poland
1 ere
Portugal
1 ere
Slovakia
1 ere
Spain
1 ere
Switzerland
1 ere
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La Française des Jeux (FDJ)
nọmba
56/16
nọmba
4–10
Top prize
€2,000,000 cash or €100,000/year for life (EUR 10 stake, no Multiplicateur)
Vietlott Keno
Vietnam Lottery Company (Vietlott)
nọmba
80/20
nọmba
1–10
Top prize
2,000,000,000 VND (10-spot)
Keno Australia
Tabcorp Holdings (Keno brand)
nọmba
80/20
nọmba
1–10, 15, 20, 40
Top prize
$1,000,000+ (10-spot jackpot)
Daily KENO
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG)
nọmba
70/20
nọmba
2–10
Top prize
$250,000 (10-spot, $1 wager)
British Columbia Keno
British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC)
nọmba
80/20
nọmba
1–10
Top prize
$200,000 (10-spot per $1); $2,000,000 with Keno Bonus
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Frequently Asked Questions About Keno
What is Keno?
Keno is a lottery-style game of chance where players select numbers from a predetermined pool. A set of winning numbers is then drawn randomly. Prizes are awarded based on how many of the player's chosen numbers match the drawn numbers. Keno is offered by official state and national lotteries worldwide.
How many numbers are drawn in Keno?
The number of drawn numbers varies by game. Most Keno games draw 20 numbers from a pool of 70 or 80. Some variants like France's Keno FDJ draw 16 from 56, while Poland's Multi Multi draws 20 from 80. Each game in our directory lists its exact pool size and draw count.
What are the odds of winning Keno?
Keno odds depend on the specific game's number pool, how many numbers are drawn, and how many spots (picks) you choose. For example, matching 10 out of 10 picks in an 80/20 game has odds of approximately 1 in 8.9 million. Use our free Odds Calculator to compute exact probabilities for any Keno game.
Is Keno the same in every country?
No. Each country's lottery operator runs its own Keno variant with different rules. Number pools range from 56 to 80, draw frequencies vary from every few minutes to once daily, and prize structures differ significantly. Our directory covers 24+ official Keno games across 23 countries.
How often are Keno draws held?
Draw frequency varies widely. Some games like Australia's Keno draw every 3 minutes, while France's Keno FDJ draws once daily at 20:00. Germany's KENO draws daily, and Vietnam's Keno draws every 10 minutes. Check each game's profile in our directory for exact schedules.
What is Keno Winning Numbers?
Keno Winning Numbers is an independent, non-commercial informational directory of official Keno lottery games worldwide. We compile verified data about game rules, number pools, draw schedules, odds, and operators from official sources. We do not sell tickets, provide gambling advice, or facilitate any form of betting.