Keno Way Tickets

Keno "Way tickets" basically show several bets which are made by combining a given set of numbers in all possible ways.

They are really just a convenient method of playing several bets at the same time.

Way Tickets are more complex to complete then straight tickets. Here’s an example:  Read more... (147 words, 2 images)

The ‘straight ticket’ is your basic keno ticket. It’s the most common and the simplest ticket to play.

You might also hear it called a ‘straight up’ or ‘regular game’ ticket.

On a straight ticket you only bet on one set of numbers.  Read more... (160 words)

A keno ‘split ticket’ is simply a way of making more than one straight ticket bet on the same ticket.

Each separate bet or ‘game’ is denoted by circling or drawing a line to separate off a group of numbers.  Read more... (125 words)

‘Combination Tickets’ are a special type of keno ticket. Here are a few tips on how to use the.

As the name suggests, keno combination tickets combine a number of different selections on the same ticket.  Read more... (193 words, 3 images)

Some tips about the special keno tickets known as ‘King Tickets’

 
A keno King Ticket is one where you have chosen to mark a single spot (number) amongst your selections. That number is sometimes called a "king number". It’s basically a group-of-one.  Read more... (196 words)