Live results, odds, and tools for BC Keno, OLG Daily Keno, and Keno Atlantic.
Tap or hover a province to see its keno status. Green provinces have live results and a full guide. Gold provinces have a keno game and a guide, but no live results yet. Gray provinces and territories have no provincial keno game.
Tap a green or gold province to open its guide. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoundland & Labrador all play Keno Atlantic.
Several provincial and regional lottery corporations run keno across Canada. Each has its own pool size, draw schedule, and bonus add-on. The three games below have live results and full guides on KenoSpots.
Run by BCLC and played at retailers and on playnow.com. Draws every 3.5 minutes with the Keno Bonus multiplier. Pick 1 to 10 from a field of 1 to 80.
Run by OLG. Two draws a day, Midday and Evening, with the Encore add-on. Pick 2 to 10 from a field of just 1 to 70.
Run by ALC across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoundland & Labrador. One draw a day with the TAG add-on. Pick 2 to 10 from 1 to 70.
Quebec and the Prairie provinces also have keno. Full guides and live results for these are on the way; here are the essentials in the meantime.
Run by Loto-Québec. Banco is Quebec's keno game: pick 2 to 10 numbers from a field of 1 to 70, and the draw selects 20. Your wager amount acts as a prize multiplier.
Run by the Western Canada Lottery Corporation across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and the territories. Draws every 5 minutes. Pick 1 to 10 from a field of 1 to 80, with a top prize of $100,000 per draw.
In Canada, keno is run by provincial and regional lottery corporations rather than a single national operator. The British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) runs BC Keno, the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) runs Daily Keno, and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation (ALC) runs Keno Atlantic across the four Atlantic provinces. Loto-Québec runs Banco in Quebec, and the Western Canada Lottery Corporation (WCLC) runs Keno in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Each game is sold at licensed retailers, and BC Keno is also available online through playnow.com.
The basics are the same as keno anywhere: you pick a set of numbers (your spots), the lottery draws 20 numbers, and your prize depends on how many of your spots match. What changes from province to province is the size of the number pool, how often draws happen, the spot counts you can play, and which bonus add-on is offered.
BC Keno draws from a standard field of 1 to 80, the same as most US keno. Ontario's Daily Keno and Keno Atlantic both draw from a smaller field of 1 to 70. A smaller pool changes the odds and the paytables, so always check the guide for the specific game you are playing.
| Game | Pool Size | Draw Frequency | Spots | Top Prize | Bonus Feature | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BC Keno BCLC |
1 to 80 | Every 3.5 minutes | 1–10 spots | $200,000 | Keno Bonus (1.5x–10x) | Full Guide → |
| OLG Daily Keno Ontario |
1 to 70 | 2 draws a day | 2–10 spots | $250,000 | Encore add-on | Full Guide → |
| Keno Atlantic ALC |
1 to 70 | 1 draw a day | 2–10 spots | $250,000 | TAG add-on | Full Guide → |
If you are used to US lottery keno, a few things stand out when you play in Canada.
These tools work with any keno game. For Daily Keno and Keno Atlantic, set the pool to 70; for BC Keno, use 80.
Calculate exact probabilities for any spot count and pool size, including the 70-number games.
Calculate OddsPractice picking spots and watching draws with no money on the line. Great for testing a number set.
Play FreeSave your favorite spots and print a clean playslip-style sheet to take to a retailer.
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