If you’re intrigued by number patterns and frequencies, you’re in the right place here on our Keno statistics page! We've gathered all the draw data since the game launched in 2010 and presented it below, and it's all updated automatically following each daily draw.
There are 22 numbers selected from a pool of 1 to 80 in every draw, but players only get to pick 10 for their tickets. This gives you a lot to think about when it comes to formulating your Keno strategy. Will you use common numbers, uncommon numbers, overdue numbers, or a combination of the three?
For a more random approach, you can also try out our Keno Number Generator. It will give you 10 numbers at random as a starting point, with a couple of fun optional extras: numbers based on astrology and/or AI!
Taking each of the winning numbers from the most recent Michigan Keno draw, we can take a look back at previous instances of the most common drawn numbers in the draws immediately after. This will give a predicted set of numbers for the next game.
To calculate the luckiest birth date, the most common number from 1-12 is listed as the month. Then, the next most common number from 1-31 is listed as the luckiest day.
Select a date to see how your birthday ranks in terms of numerical frequency: