Keno has a top prize of $250,000 every day and even offers a payout for matching no number at all! Draws take place daily at 7:29 PM ET. Find out everything you need to know about the game, including odds, prizes and frequently asked questions.
To win the jackpot of $250,000, you need to match all 10 of the numbers you have picked. There are also five other prize tiers to play for, with overall prize odds of 1 in 19! Check out the odds and payouts below to see what you could win:
| Numbers Matched | Payout | Odds of Winning |
|---|---|---|
Match 10 |
$250,000 | 1 in 2,546,203 |
Match 9 |
$2,500 | 1 in 57,070 |
Match 8 |
$250 | 1 in 3,115 |
Match 7 |
$25 | 1 in 313 |
Match 6 |
$7 | 1 in 52 |
Match 0 |
$1 | 1 in 32 |
Select 10 numbers between 1 and 80. Alternatively, mark the Easy Pick option and your numbers will be randomly generated. Although you pick 10 numbers out of 80 in Keno, there are actually 22 winning numbers selected in each draw.
If you already have a ticket and want to play again with the same numbers, you don't need to fill in a playslip. Just ask the retailer for a ‘Replay’. Your existing ticket will be copied for the next available draw (or multiple draws, if that is what you selected on the original ticket). Tickets must be replayed within 31 days of purchasing the original ticket.
Choose how many draws to enter in advance (up to 60) by marking the number in the multiple draw wagers area.
Check your playslip as tickets cannot be cancelled after they are issued. When you are ready, give your playslip to the retailer to have your ticket printed. Keno costs $1 per play.
Ticket sales close just before the draw at 7:08 PM ET, and reopen for the next draw at 7:10 PM ET. Don't worry if you buy your ticket after the cut-off time - you'll be automatically entered into the next draw.
No. Tickets are available to purchase in-store only at authorized MI Lottery retailers.
No, the jackpot is fixed at $250,000 in every draw.
The jackpot is shared if more than one player matches 10 numbers in a Keno draw.
As there are 22 numbers selected in each draw, it is actually quite difficult to get none at all! As such, the Michigan Lottery rewards players with a $1 prize if they miss every single number.
All lottery prizes in Michigan must be claimed within one year of the draw date.