Find the closest place to play keno right now. 50,554 venues across 24 states, from official lottery, state licensing and operator data.
Keno locations by state
Keno is a retail game almost everywhere it is offered, which makes "where can I actually play" a different question from "is keno legal here". These states publish a readable venue list, so we can answer it street by street. Most lotteries say which of their retailers run keno; where a lottery does not, the state page says so at the top of the list instead of guessing. Four states have keno without a lottery keno draw at all, and their pages explain how the game works there: operator-run keno in Nebraska, live casino keno in Nevada, video gambling machines in Montana and video lottery terminals in South Dakota.
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Lotteries draw a line between a retailer that can print you a keno ticket and one that also runs a live monitor, the screen showing each draw as it happens. Bars, taverns and restaurants are usually the monitor venues, which is why keno reads as a sit-down game in Oregon and Massachusetts and a counter purchase in a convenience store elsewhere. Each state page says which of the two its data covers.
No US state lottery sells keno online. Wherever you are, the ticket is bought in person, and the only part you can do from your phone is watching the draw and checking the numbers.
How this list is built
Where the data comes from
Each state's own official source: the lottery's published retailer information where a lottery runs keno, the state regulator's public licensing records where machines are licensed instead (Montana, South Dakota), and the operators' or casinos' own published lists where the game is operator run (Nebraska, Nevada). Every page names its source and the date it was last verified.
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Every listing has an "Is this wrong? Let us know" link. Retailers open and close constantly and official lists lag reality, so corrections genuinely help.
States we do not have venue data for yet
These states run a keno game without publishing which retailers offer it, so we cannot list their venues accurately. Each one has a page here saying why, with the lottery's own locator linked, and their guides still cover rules, odds and draw times.
The Virginia Lottery does not publish which of its retailers offer keno, and its own keno page says the game runs at "select" retailers. Listing every lottery retailer as a keno venue would send you to places that do not have it, so we list none until we can list them accurately. Use the Virginia Lottery retailer finder.
The Maryland Lottery does not publish which of its retailers offer KENO, and the game runs at a subset of them. Listing every lottery retailer as a keno venue would send you to places that do not have it, so we list none until we can list them accurately. Use the Maryland Lottery keno page.
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Before You Go
Where Keno Is Legal
Which states run a keno game, which do not, and what the age limit is in each.