Georgia Lottery Keno is a draw-style lottery game available at authorized Georgia Lottery retailers throughout the state. Players choose 1 to 10 spots from a board of 80 numbers. Twenty numbers are drawn each game.
What sets Georgia Keno apart is its draw frequency of approximately every 3.5 minutes, faster than most other state lottery keno games, which typically draw every 4 minutes. This makes it one of the most rapidly paced lottery games available at retail in the Southeast.
At ~3.5 minutes per draw, Georgia Keno runs about 17 draws per hour, slightly more than the typical 15 draws per hour for 4-minute keno games. Over a 2-hour session, that's a meaningful difference in total games played (and wagered). Set a session budget accordingly.
Prizes shown per $1 wagered. Multiply by your actual bet for the full payout. Always verify current paytables at your retailer or the Georgia Lottery website.
Georgia Keno pays $5 for catching 0 on a 10-spot ticket, an unusual and player-friendly feature that slightly improves the 10-spot return to player.
Georgia Keno's rapid draw speed can accelerate losses. Set a firm budget. For problem gambling help, contact the Georgia Council on Problem Gambling at 1-800-522-4700 or visit our resources page.
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