Start with 5-way 9-spot card -- by Keno Lil | I like 5-way-9s. I always have but I can’t really tell you for sure why.

The beauty of groups -- by Keno Lil | Part of the beauty of keno is the way that numbers, or groups of numbers, combine to make a seemingly infinite possibility of different tickets. 

Play a 6-way 9-spot, just for kicks -- by Keno Lil | This week we investigate the 6 way 9-spot way ticket. 

A tale of two 8-spot keno tickets -- by Keno Lil | This is a tale of two tickets. I have used two different 8-spot payout rates to demonstrate the importance of frequency of win to the player.

Take a shot with these blazing 6’s -- by Keno Lil | Many of you keno fanatics play nothing but 6-spots. 

A high-five for those 5-spot tickets -- by Keno Lil | Over the last few years I’ve implored you to resist playing any tickets with less than 5-spots.

Keep it loose with treys and deuces -- by Keno Lil |  One of my favorite way tickets is a ticket with 15-spots grouped 3-3-3-2-2-2.

Like eggs, keno spots cheaper by the dozen -- by Keno Lil |  This week we simulate play of another two million dollars worth of keno, and our discovery is the most remarkable yet!

The hits keep coming with those 9-way-9’s -- by Keno Lil | Let’s look at a trio of tickets, all of which have a 9-way-9.

If there’s a will, there’s a 7-spot way -- by Keno Lil |

This week we’ll explore the distribution of ways.

Tracking the most popular keno tickets -- by Keno Lil |  Many keno players are interested in which tickets are the most popular tickets played.

by Keno Lil | If you want to play keno to WIN, you should stick to tickets of five spots or more. The rationale for this statement is that keno is a long odds game, and therefore you should stick to long odds tickets.