To play a game of Keno:

• Select your chip size
• Select your numbers from the Keno board by left-clicking the number to highlight it. To de-select a number, left-click it again
• You can select between 1 and 15 numbers. The payout for hitting a certain number of selected spots during the game is shown on the board to the left of the Keno table
• Select Play to start the game
• As numbers are drawn they are highlighted on the Keno board. A selected number changes colour when it is matched with a drawn number. When all twenty numbers are drawn, you will be paid out according to the number of matches made.
• You can then start a new game. Select Play to use the same numbers again, or Clear to select new numbers for the next game.

To begin the game place a bet using the BET or BET MAX buttons. If the BET button is selected, 1 coin will be bet per game while the BET MAX button allows for 5 coins to be bet per game. Intermediate amounts can be selected by pressing the BET button multiple times. Once the bet amount has been selected, you then choose the Keno machine will randomly select the 1 to 10 numbers you believe. This is done by simply clicking on the desired number in the Keno number grid. A number may be unselected by clicking on the same number again. Once you have chosen between 1 and 10 numbers, you now select how many games you would like to play consecutively with those selected numbers using the PLAY ONE, PLAY FIVE, or PLAY TEN buttons. The PLAY ONE option plays the game once, PLAY FIVE plays the game five times, and PLAY TEN plays the game ten times consecutively.Selecting either the PLAY ONE, PLAY FIVE, or PLAY TEN buttons starts the game. The numbers randomly chosen by the Keno machine are shown by a Keno ball landing in the space of a particular number. Any matches with the player's selections are shown with in flashing bright yellow. The payoffs are dependent on the total numbers selected by the player and the total number of matches. The chart provided below shows the odds based on the number of player choices and the number of matches.

One thing remains the same - In an online casino, a player will be confronted with a board of 80 boxed numbers.  On the screen will be a betting stake selector which only needs to be clicked in order to increase or decrease the wager stake.  Once the stake has been chosen, the player will begin to select numbers on the board by simply clicking the mouse directly over the number.  When the minimum amount of numbers has been selected (usually two) the payout odds will be displayed in an adjacent screen.  And just as the stake amount affects the payout scale, as the amount of number selections change, so too will the payout scale.  For instance, if a player chooses to pick five numbers, on the payout scale they will see the payouts begin to register for each selection as they are being made.  The first selection (meaning one match) may say it will pay half of the original wager, while the fifth selection (meaning five matches) will say that it will pay 25 times the wager.  What it is essentially saying is that if one of the five numbers is drawn, the player will lose half of their wager, whereas since the odds are more unlikely for all five numbers to come up, that will pay 25 times the wager.  The more selections a player makes, the more stretched will be the payout scale.  In other words, the payout for a selection of five will pay more on three winning numbers than on a selection of ten with three winning numbers  (Please see the below tables for more clarification). Now, once all selections have been made, the player will click on a "Play" button to commence the drawing of the balls.  After twenty balls have been drawn, winnings or losses will be displayed, and the player will have the option of either playing again with the same selections, or, clearing the board and making new selections.