Keno Tools

Free calculators and comparison tools built on real keno mathematics. No guesswork — exact probabilities from the hypergeometric formula.

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Keno Odds Calculator

Calculate the exact probability of hitting any number of matches from any spot count. See both "exactly k matches" and "k or more matches" with 1-in-X odds format.

  • Supports 1–10 spot counts
  • Full probability table for all match counts
  • Visual probability bar chart
  • Real hypergeometric math — not approximations
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Keno Payout Calculator

Enter your bet size and spot count to see a full payout breakdown — expected value per match count, total RTP, and house edge. Compare multiple paytables side by side.

  • Generic Casino, Massachusetts, and Ohio paytables
  • $1, $2, $5, $10 bet sizes
  • Expected value and RTP calculation
  • Side-by-side paytable comparison
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Spot Count Comparison

Side-by-side analysis of 4-spot, 6-spot, 8-spot, and 10-spot keno. Compare jackpot odds, winning probability, RTP, and variance. Includes an interactive spot picker slider.

  • Full comparison table (8 metrics)
  • Risk/reward spectrum visualization
  • Interactive slider for 4–10 spots
  • Strategy recommendations by play style
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Compare Keno Paytables

See exactly how the same bet pays differently at Massachusetts, Ohio, Oregon, Michigan, Las Vegas, and online casinos — side by side with best-payout highlights.

  • All 1–10 spot counts
  • 6 venues compared including online
  • Best payout highlighted in gold
  • Return % and house edge per venue
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Keno Cost Calculator

Find out exactly what keno costs per hour — based on your bet, venue type, games per hour, and session length. Includes a side-by-side comparison with slots.

  • 4 venue presets (lottery, casino, video, online)
  • Adjustable games-per-hour slider
  • Expected loss, wagered total, cost per minute
  • Relatable cost comparison
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About These Tools

All probability calculations use the hypergeometric distribution — the mathematically correct model for keno. We compute results in log-space to handle the extremely large numbers involved (C(80,20) exceeds 3.5 quadrillion) without floating-point errors.

Paytable data is sourced from publicly available lottery and casino information. Always verify current paytables with your state lottery or casino before playing.

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