Keno Caryl wrote: Is that true on the progressive keno machines too that are capped? Have never seen anything posted on the progressive keno at the las vegas club. (Over $96,000 plus)"
Yep. What's the return? It might be an overlay. Wizard has a keno calculator, otherwise the 10 spot cycles are:
0:21.84
1:5.57
2:3.39
3:3.74
4:6.79
5:19.44
6:87.11
7:621
8:7,384
9:163,381
10:8,911,711
Divide each return by the cycle and total it up and compare to the cost of the ticket to see if you have an overlay or not. The nice thing about Keno is what you get is what you get, no chance of making play mistakes like in Video Poker or Video Blackjack. Also everyone thinks Keno is the worst game in the casino so you get the best comps and bounceback and financial sympathy for your loses. Of course get ready for the total casino personality transformation that happens when you finally hit a big one. Not all Keno games are the same, many are the worst allowed by law in the casino, but some are overlays, you just have to look around to find the nuggets hidden among the horse dookey.
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