Latest WCLC KENO Results
Draw: #72,310 | Draw time: Sep 16, 2026
Numbers: 3, 4, 8, 12, 13, 19, 22, 38, 41, 42, 44, 55, 57, 58, 66, 71, 74, 75, 76, 77
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See the full breakdown →| Draw # | Time | Numbers Drawn |
|---|---|---|
| #72,310 | - | 3481213192238414244555758667174757677 |
| #72,309 | - | 59151625313739434849505455586064697379 |
| #72,308 | - | 78192223354144454749505159606872767780 |
| #72,307 | - | 410151822232426293545464748556061687072 |
| #72,306 | - | 12111521232730313741424349526365757678 |
| #72,305 | - | 812202225273940434648505153596266676880 |
| #72,304 | - | 68151822344042444648515253566173757879 |
| #72,303 | - | 34111416233540425055565763646869747678 |
| #72,302 | - | 1391321374248555961646566697375777880 |
| #72,301 | - | 2361221242630333638515257606263647478 |
Looking for the trends behind these draws? Analyze hot and cold numbers for WCLC KENO in the frequency heatmap below, or calculate your expected payout before you buy a ticket.
See the latest WCLC draws above, then check what each match is worth. Keno pays by spot count, so these charts apply wherever you play.
Based on all draws for the selected day. Numbers that appear more often are hot; less often are cold.
All 80 numbers, warmer = drawn more often
Every number has an equal 25% chance of being drawn each game (20 of 80). Hot and cold patterns are normal statistical variation. They do not predict future results.
Hot and cold runs never move the odds, but spot count and bet size do. These work out what a WCLC KENO ticket is actually worth.
Hot and cold runs across the draws shown above. Like every keno pattern, these are statistical noise: fun to watch, never predictive.
All keno probabilities come from the hypergeometric distribution, the same formula used in every lottery's official odds disclosures.
The probability of matching k of your m spots when 20 numbers are drawn from a pool of 80. Each draw is independent: past results never influence future outcomes.
C(n,k) is the binomial coefficient: the number of ways to choose k items from n. This is pure combinatorics: no estimates, no approximations.
These draws come from the Western Canada Lottery Corporation, whose single KENO draw is played across six provinces and territories at once.
WCLC KENO draws every 5 minutes from 5:30 am to 3:30 am Central Time, about 12 games an hour and roughly 264 draws a day, with 1 to 10 spots from a field of 80. A $1 ten-spot pays $100,000 for matching all 10, and $100,000 is a hard per-ticket cap on any one draw no matter how much you wager. If two or more tickets match all 10 in the same draw, they share an aggregate $200,000 in proportion to what each wagered.
WCLC KENO is sold at licensed lottery retailers across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, plus Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, including convenience stores, gas stations and grocery stores. All six jurisdictions play the same draw, so an Alberta ticket and a Manitoba ticket bought for the same draw number are checked against the same 20 numbers.
WCLC runs the lottery jointly for the three prairie provinces and the three territories, so there is no separate Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba keno draw to look up. Draw numbers are one running sequence shared by every jurisdiction and increment by exactly one, which is why a missing number on this page is a genuinely missing draw rather than a numbering quirk. The draw clock is Central Time, so the same draw lands an hour earlier on an Alberta clock and two hours earlier in Yukon.
Smaller prizes are normally paid straight back at the retailer that sold the ticket, and larger ones go through a provincial lottery claim office or a mail-in claim. On tax, Canada is simpler than the US: lottery and other casual gambling winnings are generally not treated as taxable income, so a WCLC KENO prize is normally yours in full. That treatment is for casual players, and it is worth taking advice if gambling is a business for you.
A 10-spot ticket that matches none of the 20 drawn numbers pays $3 on a $1 play, the same as matching 5 of 10. Catching nothing is one of the likelier outcomes on a 10-spot, at about 1 in 22.
Every 5 minutes from 5:30 am to 3:30 am Central Time. Each game draws 20 numbers from a pool of 80.
You choose between 1 and 10 numbers (spots) on a WCLC KENO ticket.
One draw serves Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Every jurisdiction plays the same numbers on the same 5-minute cycle.
No. Every number has an equal 25% chance each game (20 of 80). Hot and cold streaks are normal statistical variation and do not predict future draws.
At licensed WCLC lottery retailers across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the three territories. You must be of legal lottery-purchase age in your province or territory.
The four Canadian keno games differ in field size, draw cadence and prize table. Live winning numbers for each of them, and for every US draw, are on KenoSpots.
Draw results on this page are read from the Western Canada Lottery's own published feed, not from a third-party results site. Last verified August 18, 2026. KenoSpots is operated by BoostOps and is not affiliated with any lottery. Spot an error? Tell us.
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