Tennessee has lottery keno. The Tennessee Lottery runs KENO To Go, an 80-number monitor game with frequent draws and a Bulls-Eye add-on. Here is how to play.
Tennessee KENO To Go is a real monitor keno game drawn every few minutes, but the Tennessee Lottery does not publish a results feed we can pull from, so KenoSpots does not carry live Tennessee draws. This page covers how the game works, the odds, and where to play it. For winning numbers, check the Tennessee Lottery website or an in-store monitor.
KENO To Go is the Tennessee Education Lottery's monitor keno game, one of the newer keno launches in the country. It uses the standard format: 80 numbers, 20 drawn each game, and you pick how many spots to play. Draws happen every few minutes throughout the day, and you can watch them on monitors at participating retailers or look the numbers up afterward.
Because it is a "to go" game, you do not have to stay and watch. Many players grab a ticket, leave, and check their numbers later, which is how the game gets its name.
KENO To Go's optional extra is Bulls-Eye, not a prize multiplier. For every draw, one of the 20 winning numbers is randomly picked as the Bulls-Eye number. If you added Bulls-Eye and one of your numbers matches it, you collect a Bulls-Eye prize on top of any regular KENO To Go prize. The top prize is $100,000 without Bulls-Eye and $300,000 with it, regardless of how much you wager per draw.
KENO To Go is available at Tennessee Lottery retailers across the state, including in Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and smaller towns. You must be 18 or older to play. Retailers with monitors show the live draws; others can still sell tickets you check later.
KENO To Go uses the same 80-number, 20-draw math as every standard keno game, so the catch probabilities are identical. The Tennessee Lottery sets the prize amounts per spot count. Use our odds calculator to see your exact chances before deciding how many spots to play.
For official rules, prizes, and the latest numbers, visit the Tennessee Lottery.
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