Question About Keno

$10 is way too risky particularly if you are a beginner.
3 numbers does not pay a whole lot. My suggestion is
to wager $2 max while you are testing the waters, and play 4 numbers, even 6/6= ($1000@$1/wager) is quite doable. 7 # and above -- very tough

playing the same numbers may work for you
but you should spend some time studying the stats..roughly on any day
approx 60 % of the numbers are from the last 3 draws so if you are playing 4 numbers you really need not look any further.

http://www.ilottery.ca/Ontario_Lottery_Results.html
has some hit stats that may be helpful.

Over here, you will find tools to mix your numbers:
http://crazynuts.hollosite.com/keno_lottery_picks/

gail howard has a few tips here:
http://www.smartluck.com/free-lottery-tips/can_ontkeno.htm

Young_City said:

Thanks, really appreciate the help.

I think I'll spend a week just studying the numbers, I'm a stats nerd anyways, so I can get a feel for it.

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ok in that case you will have fun with Keno..pay attention to the high /low number distribution, and odd/even distribution in particular, if you are looking to nail 4
that may do the trick..also look out for some integer series
( particularly prime and triangular #s )

if a series is dry or slow for a few days it has a tendency to come back with a vengeance.

I had 5 combos correct ( 4/4 )
tonight:

I mixed recently played adjacent pairs ( 10-11, 9-10) with prime and triangular numbers.

Total amount wagered :$24.00
Total won : $700.00
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