Keno.com.au Exposed — Every Three Minute Game!
Keno.com.au Review
Every three minutes – over and over and over again. I was just sitting here trying to figure out how many games a day are actually played. That’s Keno.com.au! It’s an online website to simply play keno and yes, a new game is played every three minutes – 24 hours a day.
Games at Keno.com.au
There is only one – well, there are different ways to play it, but Keno is a straightforward game. It involves a total of 80 numbers – yes, 1 to 80 – with twenty numbers drawn each game. What makes this different from the usual lotteries is there is a range on how many numbers you want to choose from one number to forty numbers. Payouts differ depending on how many numbers you want to play. The largest jackpot seems to be the 10 number keno with a jackpot payout of One Million Aussie Dollars or more depending on what you’ve bet. Players can bet between $1 to $4999 per game. The more numbers you choose i.e. 20 or 40, the jackpot decreases but then your probability odds increase. Then there are the smaller ones and again, they have smaller wins. You can actually bet on one number though it only pays out $3 on a $1 draw.
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How Many Games Are Available on Keno?
The most games you can play/pay for at any time are 200. I did some quick calculations and that works out to about 600 minutes or 10 hours. Mind-boggling!
Add Heads, Evens, and Tails
There is a bit of a simplified version where players choose Heads, Evens, or Tails. A Heads $1 bet means you are guessing that more numbers are going to be drawn from the top part of the game sheet or 1 to 40. Tails mean you are guessing that more numbers are going to be drawn from the bottom half of the ticket or 41 to 80. Evens means you figure that the 20 numbers drawn are going to be equal on the top and bottom. Heads & Tails pays out double your bet. Evens pays out four times your bet.
And There’s More
If you’re really into this, Keno.com.au has an advanced card where players can do combinations of – well – I don’t get it all but there is a heap of other ways to play and win. Keep in mind, that this is ongoing every three minutes. Just writing that last sentence another game was played.
Customer Support at Keno
Keno.com.au has telephone numbers and an email address. There is no online form and no snail mail address posted in their contact details. They are owned by Tabcorp which is an Aussie gambling entertainment company based in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
Why You Should Register with Keno
Pros:
A Game Every Three Minutes
Different Ways to Play
Straightforward Game
Why You Shouldn’t Register with Keno
Cons:
24/7 Games every Three Minutes
Only available in Australia
Is Keno Legit?
This could be a lot of fun at the same time, I have no idea how you keep up on your winnings given that games roll out every 3 minutes. I actually can’t figure out how I’d get anything else done while watching the games over and over again. I mean step out to get a sandwich and five games would have rolled by.
Sorry folks, Keno.com.au doesn’t get a thumbs up or thumbs down because only people in Australia can play there. It does look like some fun.
Alan
Сustomer service, there is no Сustomer service they don’t care about your complaint only want your money
Jordan
Was watching a draw online, instead of drawing numbers one after another, all numbers were revealed first then disappeared and the draw continued as per normal. This glitch has happened on numerous occasions.
Does this suggest the system knows what numbers are to be drawn before they are drawn to us?
Esther
Horrible none existent customer service.
No one ever picks up the phone. My account was frozen. And never unfrozen again despite numerous emails with ID etc
Stevo
Keno used to drawn at Jupiter’s Casino, Gold Coast, very much like lotto, balls were randomly selected, then displayed up to twenty balls out of 80, very fair system, that was until in recent years
Now its machined controlled not unlike pokies I suppose, Government gets there bit, venues get their commission and I would imagine it pays out a regulated percentage like the pokies no doubt!!
no skill at all, its designed as far as I can see, to pay predetermined winners before showing the winning numbers….absolute rip off, of course it pays out to the lucky few, nothing like lotto, absolute scam, in my opinion, avoid totally, it will cost you.
An example of its cunning…. you keep betting the same numbers, yes eventually they come up especially 1 to 5, don’t miss a game though, your numbers will come up then when you miss that game (happened to me heaps, like the system rubs it in and you feel ripped off)
Of course enjoy the game in moderation with your favourite Bev’ Do expect a win, add it all up though, you are definitely behind in the end
Cheryl McArthur
I’ve never won more than fifty dollars on keno but I’m keen to keep playing coz being in it is the key I am sure