Massachusetts Keno Results

How to Play

Keno is a rapid-play lottery game where 20 winning numbers are drawn from a field of 1 to 80. Players choose between 1 and 12 numbers (called "spots") and win prizes based on how many of their selected numbers match the 20 drawn numbers.

Number Selection: Pick between 1 and 12 numbers from 1 to 80 by marking them on a Keno playslip. You can also select "Quic Pic" (QP) to have the lottery computer randomly choose your numbers for you.

Wager Amounts: You can wager $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, or $50 per game. Higher wagers multiply your prize amounts accordingly. For example, a $5 wager pays 5 times the base prize amount, a $10 wager pays 10 times, etc.

Multi-Draw: You can play the same numbers for up to 100 consecutive draws. This is particularly useful for Keno since games occur every few minutes throughout the day.

Keno Bonus (Multiplier): For an additional cost equal to your base wager (doubling your total cost), you can add the Keno Bonus feature. If you win and a bonus multiplier is drawn, your non-jackpot prize is multiplied by 3x, 4x, 5x, or 10x. The overall odds of having a multiplier drawn are approximately 1 in 2.3.

Important Note: Keno Bonus is NOT available for 10-spot, 11-spot, or 12-spot games.

Prize Structure Examples (Base $1 Wager):

1-Spot Game:

• Match 1: $2

2-Spot Game:

• Match 2: $10
• Match 1: Free play

3-Spot Game:

• Match 3: $25
• Match 2: $2

4-Spot Game:

• Match 4: $55
• Match 3: $5
• Match 2: $1

5-Spot Game:

• Match 5: $500
• Match 4: $15
• Match 3: $2

6-Spot Game:

• Match 6: $1,500
• Match 5: $50
• Match 4: $5
• Match 3: $1

7-Spot Game:

• Match 7: $5,000
• Match 6: $150
• Match 5: $15
• Match 4: $2

8-Spot Game:

• Match 8: $15,000
• Match 7: $500
• Match 6: $50
• Match 5: $10
• Match 4: $1

9-Spot Game:

• Match 9: $30,000
• Match 8: $3,000
• Match 7: $150
• Match 6: $25
• Match 5: $5

10-Spot Game:

• Match 10: $100,000
• Match 9: $5,000
• Match 8: $500
• Match 7: $50
• Match 6: $10
• Match 5: $2
• Match 0 (catch none): $5

11-Spot and 12-Spot Games: Also available with prize structures that increase potential winnings for matching more numbers. The maximum prize for 12-spot remains at $100,000 for matching all 12 numbers.

Special Rule - 10-Spot: If you play a 10-spot game and match ZERO of your numbers, you win $5. This is because it's statistically difficult to miss all 10 of your numbers when 20 are drawn from 80.

Maximum Prize Limit: The maximum overall prize payout for matching 10 out of 10 in any single game is $2,000,000.

Where to Play: Keno is available at participating Massachusetts Lottery retailers equipped with Keno monitors where you can watch the drawings in real-time. Drawings are also viewable on the Massachusetts Lottery mobile app and website.