Arizona authorized the lottery to run keno back in 2021, but the Arizona Lottery has not launched a monitor keno game yet. Here is the current status, plus the casino keno you can play right now.
In 2021 Arizona passed gaming legislation that, among other things, gave the Arizona Lottery the authority to offer keno. As of now the lottery has not actually launched a statewide monitor keno game. So Arizona sits in a "coming soon" position: the legal door is open, but the game is not on the street yet. We will add live results here if and when the Arizona Lottery rolls keno out.
Arizona's 2021 gaming package was a broad expansion that legalized sports betting and updated tribal gaming compacts. Lottery keno authorization was part of the legislative language, but authorization and launch are two different things. Standing up a monitor keno game means contracts, retailer monitors, a draw system, and prize structures, and the Arizona Lottery has prioritized other products so far.
While there is no lottery keno yet, Arizona has a large network of tribal casinos, and some offer keno or video keno on the floor. Tribal gaming in Arizona is run under state-tribal compacts, and the bigger resort casinos around Phoenix, Tucson, and the rest of the state have extensive electronic gaming that can include keno machines.
If the Arizona Lottery launches keno, it will almost certainly use the standard 80-number, 20-draw format with spot counts from 1 to 10, like every other lottery keno state. When that happens, the odds of catching your spots will match the charts we already publish. You can preview those odds now with our calculator.
For the latest on Arizona Lottery products, visit the Arizona Lottery.
Arizona has no neighboring state with a live lottery keno feed on KenoSpots yet. Next-door Nevada is the casino keno capital of the world, and you can read our Nevada guide for casino play. KenoSpots carries live, auto-updating draw results for every state lottery keno game. Browse all live keno results → or play free keno here to learn the game first.
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