The short answer

A $1 Banco ticket pays $200,000 for matching all 10 numbers on a 10 spot play, $250 for 5 of 5, and $100 for 4 of 4. Prizes scale with your wager. Draws run once a day. The base game carries no prize multiplier.

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$200,000 Top Prize ($1 play)
2 to 10 Spots You Can Pick
70 / 20 Field and Numbers Drawn
Turbo Optional Add-On

Banco Top Prizes and Odds by Spot Count

The headline view: what each spot count pays for a perfect ticket, how likely that is, and the theoretical return on a $1 play once every prize in the table is weighted by its chance of landing.

Spots PlayedTop Prize ($1)Odds of Matching AllReturn per $1
2 Spots$71 in 1355.1%
3 Spots$251 in 4852.1%
4 Spots$1001 in 18952.8%
5 Spots$2501 in 78142.0%
6 Spots$1,0001 in 3,38344.3%
7 Spots$5,0001 in 15,46448.3%
8 Spots$25,0001 in 74,94146.6%
9 Spots$50,0001 in 387,19743.0%
10 Spots$200,0001 in 2,147,18153.7%

No multiplier built into these prizes

Every amount on this page is what Banco pays on a straight $1 play, with nothing added on. The Turbo option is a separate add-on and is not included in the prizes here.

Wager Amounts and How Prizes Scale

Every prize on this page is quoted per $1 played. Banco accepts wagers of $1 up to $10 per draw, and prizes scale straight up with the amount you bet: a $2 play pays double the amounts shown, a $5 play pays five times, and so on. That means the $200,000 top prize on a $1 10 spot play is worth $1,000,000 on a $5 play.

Full Banco Paytable: Every Match Level

2 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 2$050.72%1 in 2
1 of 2$041.41%1 in 2.4
2 of 2$77.867%1 in 13

3 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 3$035.81%1 in 2.8
1 of 3$044.76%1 in 2.2
2 of 3$017.35%1 in 5.8
3 of 3$252.083%1 in 48

4 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 4$025.12%1 in 4
1 of 4$042.75%1 in 2.3
2 of 4$025.38%1 in 3.9
3 of 4$06.217%1 in 16
4 of 4$1000.5284%1 in 189

5 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 5$017.51%1 in 5.7
1 of 5$038.06%1 in 2.6
2 of 5$030.77%1 in 3.3
3 of 5$011.54%1 in 8.7
4 of 5$52.002%1 in 50
5 of 5$2500.1281%1 in 781

6 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 6$012.12%1 in 8.3
1 of 6$032.32%1 in 3.1
2 of 6$033.37%1 in 3
3 of 6$017.04%1 in 5.9
4 of 6$04.527%1 in 22
5 of 6$250.5912%1 in 169
6 of 6$1,0000.02956%1 in 3,383

7 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 7$08.332%1 in 12
1 of 7$026.51%1 in 3.8
2 of 7$033.58%1 in 3
3 of 7$021.9%1 in 4.6
4 of 7$07.922%1 in 13
5 of 7$51.584%1 in 63
6 of 7$500.1617%1 in 619
7 of 7$5,0000.006467%1 in 15,464

8 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 8$05.687%1 in 18
1 of 8$021.16%1 in 4.7
2 of 8$031.98%1 in 3.1
3 of 8$025.59%1 in 3.9
4 of 8$011.82%1 in 8.5
5 of 8$03.219%1 in 31
6 of 8$100.503%1 in 199
7 of 8$2000.04106%1 in 2,436
8 of 8$25,0000.001334%1 in 74,941

9 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 9$03.853%1 in 26
1 of 9$016.51%1 in 6.1
2 of 9$029.18%1 in 3.4
3 of 9$027.86%1 in 3.6
4 of 9$015.78%1 in 6.3
5 of 9$05.49%1 in 18
6 of 9$51.168%1 in 86
7 of 9$1000.146%1 in 685
8 of 9$1,0000.009685%1 in 10,325
9 of 9$50,0000.0002583%1 in 387,197

10 Spots

MatchPrize ($1 play)ChanceOdds
0 of 10$22.589%1 in 39
1 of 10$012.63%1 in 7.9
2 of 10$025.71%1 in 3.9
3 of 10$028.7%1 in 3.5
4 of 10$019.41%1 in 5.2
5 of 10$08.281%1 in 12
6 of 10$52.25%1 in 44
7 of 10$250.383%1 in 261
8 of 10$2000.0389%1 in 2,571
9 of 10$5,0000.002117%1 in 47,238
10 of 10$200,0000.00004657%1 in 2,147,181

Source: Loto-Quebec official Banco prize structure (lotoquebec.com). Banco draws 20 numbers from a field of 1 to 70 (not 80), so the odds differ from standard keno. Prizes are shown per $1 wagered; your wager (up to $10) multiplies every prize, and the 10-number top prize is $200,000 per dollar wagered. The Turbo option is a separate add-on and is not modeled. Always verify the current prize chart with the Loto-Quebec before you play.

How Banco Compares to the Average Paytable

Keno prizes are not the same everywhere. This table puts the Banco top prize for each spot count next to the other 2 Canadian 70-number keno games we track. The comparison figure is the median rather than the mean, so one unusually rich schedule cannot drag it out of shape.

SpotsBancoTypical GameDifference
2 spots$7$7In line with the rest
3 spots$25$25In line with the rest
4 spots$100$8814% above typical
5 spots$250$250In line with the rest
6 spots$1,000$1,000In line with the rest
7 spots$5,000$5,000In line with the rest
8 spots$25,000$25,000In line with the rest
9 spots$50,000$50,000In line with the rest
10 spots$200,000$250,00020% below typical

Banco lands in the middle: 1 spot count above the typical top prize, 1 below, and 7 in line with it. Top prizes are only half the picture, though. Weighing every prize by its chance of landing, a $1 Banco ticket returns about 48.7% averaged across all spot counts, well behind the 50.7% typical for the comparison group. Either way the paytable is fixed, so no pick pattern and no spot count turns keno into a positive bet.

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Open the keno payout calculator and choose Banco to model any spot count and bet size against this exact paytable, or use the keno odds calculator to check the probability of a specific catch.

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Frequently Asked

On a $1 play, Banco pays from $7 for matching 2 of 2 up to $200,000 for matching all 10 numbers on a 10 spot ticket. A 5 spot ticket tops out at $250 and a 4 spot ticket at $100. Prizes scale with your wager, so a $5 play pays five times these amounts. The full prize table for every spot count is on this page.

The odds of matching all 10 numbers on a 10 spot Banco ticket are 1 in 2,147,181. Those odds are fixed by the math of drawing 20 numbers from a field of 70, so they are the same at every retailer and on every draw.

The Banco prizes on this page carry no multiplier: every amount is what a straight $1 play returns. The Turbo option is a separate add-on and is not included in the prizes here.

Weighing every prize by its chance of landing, the 2 spot game returns the most on Banco, about 55.1% of a $1 play over the long run, against roughly 48.7% averaged across all spot counts. Higher spot counts are not better value, just more volatile: they trade frequent small wins for a rare large one.

Check the Loto-Quebec for official Banco winning numbers, then match your picks against the prize table on this page to see what your ticket is worth.