Indiana does have lottery keno. The Hoosier Lottery runs Quick Draw, an 80-number game with two drawings a day and an optional Bulls-Eye add-on. Here is how it works and where to play.
Hoosier Lottery Quick Draw is a real keno game drawn twice a day, but the lottery does not publish a results feed we can pull from, so KenoSpots does not carry live Indiana draws. This page covers how the game works, the odds, and where to play it. For winning numbers, check the Hoosier Lottery website or an in-store monitor.
Quick Draw is the Hoosier Lottery's keno-style game. It uses the classic keno format: 80 numbers on the board, 20 drawn each game, and you choose how many of those numbers (your spots) to match. Unlike the rapid-draw keno in Massachusetts or Ohio, where a new game runs every few minutes, Indiana holds just two Quick Draw drawings a day: a midday draw around 1:20 PM ET and an evening draw around 11:00 PM ET.
The game plays like keno in other lottery states, but the pace is very different. The name "Quick Draw" is what New York and New Jersey also call their keno products, though those states draw every 4 minutes while Indiana draws twice a day. If you have played the New York or New Jersey version, expect the same board and the same math on a much slower clock.
Bulls-Eye costs an extra $1 per draw. With each draw, one of the 20 numbers is designated the Bulls-Eye. If your matched numbers include that Bulls-Eye number, you win Bulls-Eye prizes on top of the base game. It is the same mechanic as the Bulls-Eye add-ons in Georgia, Kentucky, and Missouri, and it is different from a straight prize multiplier like Ohio's Booster.
Quick Draw is available at Hoosier Lottery retailers across Indiana, including many gas stations, convenience stores, bars, and restaurants. Because there are only two draws a day, most players buy a ticket and check the numbers later rather than waiting at the retailer. You must be 18 or older to play the Hoosier Lottery.
Quick Draw uses the standard 80-number, 20-draw math, so the odds of catching your spots are the same as keno anywhere else. The overall return depends on the specific prize table the Hoosier Lottery sets. Use our odds calculator to see the exact probability of hitting any number of spots before you decide how many to play.
For the official rules, prize amounts, and the latest winning numbers, visit the Hoosier Lottery.
Michigan, just to the north, has a live keno feed on KenoSpots while we build out Indiana Quick Draw. Follow the draws in real time on KenoSpots:
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