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Keno |
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The modern version of an old Chinese lottery. Twenty number out of eighty are drawn, and players win by guessing which numbers will be drawn. Keno is a lottery; state lotteries are variations of keno. |
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Keno Balls |
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Similar to bingo balls or ping pong balls. Numbered 1-80. |
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Keno Blank |
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A piece of paper issued by the casino, containing the numbers 1 through 80, which the player marks to play keno. |
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Keno Board |
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The electronic signs that display the numbers drawn for a keno draw. Most are now LED, but older boards using light bulbs are still around,,,,A large electronic board that displays the winning keno numbers. |
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Keno Computer |
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Used by casinos to enter wages, determine winners, print keno tickets, prepare management reports, etc. |
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Keno Counter |
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The counter where players place their wagers and collect their winnings. |
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Keno Lounge |
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The main area within a casino where keno is played. |
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Keno Prize |
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Fixed amount paid for a Ticket achieving a specific outcome. |
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Keno Runner |
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A casino employee who shuttles your keno bet from wherever you are to the keno writer, and also delivers payment for winning tickets. |
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Keno Writer |
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The casino employee who collects the bet, writes the duplicate ticket, and pays off winners at keno. |
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King Number |
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Any one number circled on the ticket, whose purpose it is to combine with other numbers to form ways. Also called King. |
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King Ticket |
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A ticket played with one or more king numbers marked on it, making it a very versatile ticket. |
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Kwik Pik |
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Random Keno number of selections, and number selection. |
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