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20 Card (Multi-card) Keno

Mystic Keno Smart Charts™
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May you find victory over probability.
Thank you for your contribution and congratulations on your decision to use the
Mystic Gambler Smart Charts™. Learning to use the charts and disciplining yourself
to do so will enhance your Keno play in many ways.
Some of the information that follows is similar to that which appeared in the original
Four Card Keno charts but much of it is different and pertains specifically to the
twenty card game. For that reason, it’s important to read through these introductory
pages before digging into the charts.
Multi-card, or 20 Card Keno, is an electronic Keno machine where a single Keno

game is played on twenty different cards; allowing the player to select unique
numbers for each card and overlap numbers on multiple cards. Like most Keno
variations, the player selects from eighty numbers and the machine will ‘deal’ twenty
of those eighty. The player hopes to ‘catch’ or match some of the numbers that the
computer selects.
Electronic Multi-card Keno can be played at a very fast pace and is highly volatile.
That is, large wins and extreme losses can occur very quickly. It is not a game for the
weak of heart. Many losing games are possible and when you’re playing twenty cards
at a time you may have to dig in deep before you pull yourself out of the hole. The
exciting thing about using the charts is that you can suddenly go from loser status to
king of the mountain in one game.
While Keno is indeed a game of chance and regarded by many to be among the least
favorable games in the casino, arguably it’s the best game to “bet a little and win a
lot”. Followers of The Mystic Gambler and chart users often post about their
excitement when they win on multiple cards. What other method will allow you to
play a nickel machine and walk away with close to three grand? And yes, many
friends and followers do send in pictures of such wins.
Gambling Systems
Long-term gamblers usually prefer to learn games that give them a slight edge
against the house. With most of those games the player has to ‘grind out’ their
winnings over a long period of time or play at levels that may be beyond their means.
Often memorization of complicated strategies is necessary. But keno players look to
leave the casino with a wad of cash in their pocket after one or two big hits during a
single session. They want their money now and without memorizing complicated
strategies. Playing Multi-card Keno, using specially balanced combination charts,
gives you the tools to make that happen. It won’t remove the volatility and in some
cases volatility will increase. But so do the jackpots. The odds odds don’t change but
your chances of winning more of what you want do!
What The Charts Will Do

The Keno charts in this pack will allow you to play Multi-card Keno most efficiently.
In effect, you’ll be able to select more numbers in pursuit of the top prize while
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increasing your opportunities to win simultaneously on multiple cards. That means

you’ll have a real chance to win the top award on many, and maybe even all twenty
cards at the same time. Regardless of your budget and the level that you play at,
winning like that can amount to a considerable amount of money.
Used properly, and with a little luck, these combination charts can allow you to play
longer, win more often, catch multiple jackpots and make playing Multi-card Keno
even more fun and certainly more exciting.
How To Use Multi-card Keno Smart Charts™

In this twenty card chart pack there are several different ways to set up the cards.
The standard charts for spots three through ten include twenty card distributions
that are evenly balanced when all twenty cards are played with the same base number.
Using different base numbers in the sections will reduce the number of combinations
of any one of them.
Start by entering a base number from the Keno board (1 thru 80). Note that the base
number is larger than the spot that you plan to catch. For example, if you plan to
catch a 3 spot, you’ll need to select five numbers for a standard reduction or four
numbers for the compressed version. Standard base numbers will have two
additional numbers while compressed base numbers will have only one added
number. Advanced play techniques will incorporate both.
In Multi-card Keno it’s all about balance. The more numbers that you distribute, the
less likely a multi-card win will occur but the likelihood of winning something
increases. The Keno Smart Charts™ aim more to getting big wins by only increasing
the available numbers by two at the most. More numbers might increase session time
but the likelihood of huge multiple jackpots decreases.
Compressed Charts
The compressed versions of the charts are even more pointed to winning massive
jackpots than catching smaller wins. That’s important to understand, That means
that playing compressed combinations can get expensive because you won’t get a
jackpot on multiple cards unless you catch the entire base number.
Take a compressed five spot for example. There are only six numbers in the base
so there are only six combinations of five numbers. If you catch a five spot, you only
catch it on one card. Yes, you will win on the other cards of the combination but you
won’t win on multiple cards - until you hit all six of your base numbers.
Essentially, your playing a six spot that’s made up of six five spots on the Keno board.
So when you catch all six, you’ll win on all six cards! It’s almost (but not quite) an all
or nothing proposition. Playing the compressed five spot happens to be one of my
favorite plays.
When selecting your base number it’s a good idea to consider patterns of play. Keno
players recognize that numbers fall into patterns as they appear on the Keno board.
Most famous of those patterns is triplets; the tendency for numbers to appear in
groups of three. There is a section in this chart pack that shows popular patterns for
various spots. Most of those patterns include triplets in some manner.
After selecting and entering your base number, repeat it in the empty boxes below it -
skipping the boxes that are blacked out. After doing so, the result will be twenty
unique combinations of numbers in rows A-T of the chart. You will end up with twenty
combinations of your base number. Now you can easily mark the Multi-card Keno
cards (on the machine) accordingly.
By having your base numbers repeated and evenly distributed among the twenty
Keno cards, you’ll increase your chances of winning on more than one card. So even
if you don’t catch the top spot, it’s possible to ‘stay in business’ longer when you catch
the lesser ones. There may be times when you can come out ‘ahead’ without ever
getting the top award. Multiple hits on the lesser awards of 8, 9 and 10 spots can
payoff nicely.
Take Time To Win

Inputting the numbers for twenty different Keno cards can actually take a long time.
And for somebody that’s itching for a jackpot, it can be especially tedious. The setup
time in the casino is reduced considerably by using the charts because you already
have made your selections. Just like so many other things in life, preparation and
planning is the key to success. And conversely, rushing can pave the road to ruin.
So first, please use the charts. It only takes a little thought and a few minutes to get
set up - even though it can seem like hours. Secondly, take the extra time to double
check your entries. Unlike Four Card Keno, a mistake in Twenty Card Keno may not
be apparent after you begin to play. Just one number being off or omitted can mean
the difference between a big win and a pitiful loss. You bought this chart pack to
increase your Keno action. Don’t forget about using it.
The Nature of Keno

Like most games of chance, Keno is a simple game to play. It is also one of most
volatile or ‘streaky’ games in the casino. You are likely to have severe downturns and
sudden upturns. The larger your target spot, the streakier your play will be.
While most Keno players don’t attempt to catch anything above a seven spot, it is fun
to go for the bigger jackpots once in a while. Especially if you’re up and playing with
other people’s money.
The obvious problem is that the longer you play for the 7, 8, 9 or 10 spot, the more
likely you are to run out of money. When you do move to the larger spots, it’s a good
idea to set either a time limit or dollar limit on what you’re willing to spend. When
you reach that limit, you can go back to a spot that’s more reasonable. By doing that
you may be able to ‘recover’ without digging deeper into your bankroll. You might
even consider the boring three spot at times if you’re running low on funds.
So, the higher the odds, the more likely you are to experience extreme losses in a
small amount of time. If you play Keno regularly you will understand that it is a game
that requires patience. In the days before electronic keno was so prolific, when Keno
parlors were more popular, gamblers would wait hours for a good hit.
A Beautiful Thing
In reality, you don’t necessarily have to play the riskier spots in order to win big when
you use the charts. If you win a five out of five jackpot on all twenty cards, you won’t
have much to complain about. In reality that would be as exciting as catching a seven
spot, wouldn’t it? That’s one of the beautiful points of using The Mystic Gambler
Smart Charts™ in the first place. The other beautiful thing is that you can bet less
and still when more. The magic is the ability of the balanced combinations to return
wins on multiple cards. So, that illusive jackpot can still be had, but at a lower cost.
Support Your Local Target

The above paragraph not withstanding, it is tough to get ahead in Keno without
winning the top award. There’s such a disparity between the lesser hits and the
jackpots. But because you have twenty cards to work with you can ‘support’ your
target spot by getting more frequent hits by playing some smaller spots along with
your bigger target spot.
Later in this chart pack you’ll find two examples of doing that; a 7 spot supported by 6
spots and 5 spots supported by 4 spots (one of my personal favorites). You can set up
any spot to overlap with others simply by sharing a few base numbers with one or a
series of other spots. Compressed numbers can be combined with standard base
numbers.
If you’re just killing time and not worried about winning enough to change your life,
here’s an idea to have a good blend of relaxation and excitement; Experiment with
playing four spots with supporting three spots. You can often sit there, drinking lots
of coffee or beer and just wait for streaks or a even a hit on all twenty cards. It’s a lot
of fun and you’ll have some great surprises along the way. And obviously your risks
are less. There’s actually an argument for the three spot being the best play.
Triplets Explained
As mentioned earlier, Keno numbers have a tendency to fall into patterns that you
may notice after each game is played. You may further notice that there is a tendency
for most of the patterns to occur as triplets. Experiment with selecting numbers that
are associated with each other in groups of three. That is, three numbers that are
‘touching’ each other - either diagonally, vertically or horizontally.
An example of three numbers that are touching on the Keno board would be 51, 61,
and 62. The number 52 touches 61 diagonally and 62 vertically. That is a triplet.
Consider playing a six spot as two triplets. And a seven spot may be played as a triplet
plus a ‘quad’ (4 touching numbers). There is no hard and fast rule of course but your
experimenting will most likely conclude what many players have discovered, even
without mathematical proof - triplets pay.
Clusters and Quadrants

Similar to playing triplets, Keno players have noticed a tendency for the numbers to
clump into very close groupings, relative to the Keno board. These clusters can be
found anywhere on the board but many players find that the best way to break down
the areas is to think of the Keno board as being divided into quadrants. So you really
have 4 little Keno boards within the larger 80 number board.
There will be a tendency for the clusters to form within the boundaries of the
quadrants when the board is divided into four areas. While it’s not a hard and fast
rule, it’s a worthy method of visualizing the Keno board for the placement of any
spots. The larger the spot, the more you can spread the numbers across the board.
Smaller spots should be kept tighter.
This is especially important with Multi-card Keno because you have an opportunity
to catch the “one off” numbers. “One off” numbers occur frequently in single card
Keno but in Multi-card Card Keno you’ll be able to select base numbers that are
grouped together more closely - sort of surrounding your usual selection. Most of the
big wins that I’ve seen, including my own, have been with fairly tight clusters and
with most of the numbers falling into one of the quadrants.
Payout Schedule Caution

Casino managers understand the appeal of Multi-card Keno so many of them
‘shorten’ the payout schedule. Many do this to such a degree that certain machines
may not be worth playing. Sometimes they reduce the top awards and more often
they will shorten the small ones - because they occur more frequently and aren't so
obvious. Since most people have no idea how to play all twenty cards anyway, they
are even less likely to notice that the pay-outs on the bottom end have been ‘adjusted’
to pay less than they ordinarily would.
It is the pay-outs on the bottom end of the pay schedule that determine how long you
will be able to continue playing without adding more money. That’s simply because
the smaller wins occur much more frequently than the big hits - like a 6 out of six.
These payout amounts are too small in the first place without the casino reducing
them even more. Casino managers know that most players just look at the top prize
and don’t pay attention to the lesser ones. So they reduce the amount of the smaller
wins to force the player into inserting more money quicker.
Different payout schedules can be found on different machines in the same casino.
Look at various machines throughout the casino before you select one to play at.
Many times the worse payout schedules can be found on or near video poker
machines to entice players that may be getting tired of making strategy
decisions.
Especially when playing at a new casino, ‘shop around’ for the best payout
schedule that you can find.
The Law of Averages

While it’s true that anything can happen at anytime, the law of averages can
work to your advantage when playing Multi-card Keno. Overall, your chances of
hitting certain numbers increases slightly if they haven’t come up over a period
of time. But at the 6 spot level and above, that “period of time” may be longer
than your bankroll will allow you to play.
That’s why many successful players stick to playing five spots and support the
expense ( 3 and 4 out of 5 are skimpy pays) with four spots and maybe even
three spots which hit much more frequently. Once you’ve accumulated some
winnings then you can go for the 8, 9 and 10 spots and hope that your lucky day
has arrived.
There’s no guarantees when it comes to Keno but there are ways that you can
play smarter. These charts are one proven method of doing that when you can
compromise the reach of playing many numbers for the increased opportunity
to catch jackpots on multiple cards.
Another important strategy is to know when to walk away so that you can play
another day. Good luck!
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 10 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
Using all four sections in the chart will give you 20 unique 10 spot combinations from 12
base numbers. Using the same base numbers in each section will increase combinations
and overlapping resulting in more multiple card wins but less wins overall. Using different
base numbers in each section will reduce combinations and overlapping resulting in less
multiple card wins but more wins overall. Enter 12 base numbers into the shaded boxes on
each of the four sections of the chart. Repeat each base number in the empty boxes below
it. The numbers to play on each card are displayed next to the corresponding letter. You
may copy the final numbers to the strip at the bottom of the page for easy use in the casino.
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
3 4
Base Base
K P
L Q
M R
N S
O T
This chart distributes 20 unique combinations of a possible 66

Normal odds of catching a 10 spot are 8.9 million to 1
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 9 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
Using all four sections in the chart will give you 20 unique 9 spot combinations from 12 base
numbers. Using the same base numbers in each section will increase combinations and
overlapping resulting in more multiple card wins but less wins overall. Using different base
numbers in each section will reduce combinations and overlapping resulting in less multiple
card wins but more wins overall. Enter 11 base numbers into the shaded boxes on each of
the four sections of the chart. Repeat each base number in the empty boxes below it. The
numbers to play on each card are displayed next to the corresponding letter. You may copy
the final numbers to the strip at the bottom of the page for easy use in the casino. Good
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
3 4
Base Base
K P
L Q
M R
N S
O T
This chart distributes 20 combinations of a possible 55

Normal odds of catching a 9 spot are 1.39 million to 1
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 8 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
3 4
Base Base
K P
L Q
M R
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Normal odds of catching an 8 spot are 230,114 to 1
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 7 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
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3 4
Base Base
K P
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M R
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 6 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
the final numbers to the strip at the bottom of the page for easy use in the casino.
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
3 4
Base Base
K P
L Q
M R
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 5 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
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3 4
Base Base
K P
L Q
M R
N S
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Normal odds of catching a 5 spot are 1,549 to 1
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 4 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
Important: Use a different base number only in section four of the chart (P-T). This
chart will create 20 unique 4 spot combinations using 6 base numbers in sections 1 through
3 and 5 base numbers in section 4. Enter the same 6 number base into the shaded boxes
on each of the first three sections to get all available combinations. Repeat each base
number in the empty boxes below it. The result will be the correct numbers to play a 4 spot
on all 20 cards with efficient distribution of available combinations of your base numbers.
You may copy the final numbers to the strip at the bottom of the page for covert use in the
casino. Good luck.
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
3 4
Base Base 2
K P
L Q
M R
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This chart distributes 15 combinations of a possible15, plus 5 out of 15 on section 4.

Normal odds of catching a 4 spot are 323 to 1
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20 Card Keno
Mystic 3 Spot
Keno Smart Chart™
This chart will create 20 unique 3 spot combinations using 6 base numbers. Enter the same 6 number
base into the shaded boxes in all the sections of the chart. Enter the same base number in each section
to play all combinations of it. The result will be the correct numbers to play a 3 spot on all 20 cards with
efficient distribution of available combinations of your base numbers. Use unique numbers in each
section to win more often but reduce winning on multiple cards. You may copy the final numbers to the
strip at the bottom of the page for covert use in the casino. Good luck.
1 2
Base Base
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
3 4
Base Base
K P
L Q
M R
N S
O T
This chart distributes 15 combinations of a possible 15 Plus 5 of 15 in section 4

Normal odds of catching a 3 spot are 72 to 1.
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20 Card Keno
Compressed Combinations
Keno Smart Chart™
Compressed charts ‘compress’ the base number to only one more than the target spot. So the pool of
available numbers is reduced but you are playing ALL of the combinations. The effect will be to win less
often but the likelihood of winning on all twenty cards increases. Since the available combinations for
each compressed base number are less than the 20 cards, there’s plenty of opportunity for creativity by
combining a few numbers of a previous card or by using smaller compressed spots to ’ ‘support’ the
larger ones. Experiment!
10 Spot (Compressed) 9 Spot (Compressed)

Base
8 Spot (Compressed) 7 Spot (Compressed)
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Continued from
previous page 20 Card Keno
Compressed Combinations
Keno Smart Chart™
6 Spot (Compressed) 5 Spot (Compressed) 4 Spot (Compressed) 3 Spot (Compressed)
Typical Base Numbers - Patterns and Clusters

Consider the following base numbers as a starting point. The clusters and patterns are popular with many Keno
players. Of course there’s no guarantee but the base numbers, and the patterns that they create, have produced a
number of winning sessions as reported by followers of The Mystic and through personal experience. Note that the
patterns are generally based on triplets and that the clusters are fairly tight. The second 7 spot breaks with that
technique slightly in order to distribute more widely across the Keno board. But notice how triplets are kept in place.
Most experienced players would agree that the larger the spot, the wider the available spread. Even still, be mindful
of the placement of your base clusters and expand from there. You may add numbers to create 8, 9, and 10 spots.
5 Spots
7 numbers selected
41,42,43,52,53,62,63 45,53,54,62,64,65,71 24,34,35,45,46,55,57 8,18,27,29,37,38,39 2,11,13,21,23,32,34
6 Spots
8 numbers selected
3,5,14,22,23,25,31,36 47,48,58,59,68,69,79,80 52,53,61,62,63,64,71,72 43,44,54,55,65,66,76,77

7 Spots
9 numbers selected
41,51,52,61,62,63,71,72,73 43,54,55,58,63,66,68,76,79 4,13,14,22,23,25,32,35,36

20 Card Keno Smart Chart™
Advanced Play: Mystic 7’s over 6’s
10 Unique 7 spot combinations from your base and 10 supporting 6 spots
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7 Spot Numbers
The chart below allows you to play 7 spots and 6 spots that overlap in a unique manner. Exposure and possible
multiple wins are increased at the same time. Use the 2 charts directly below for 7 spots on cards A-J. Select 9
base numbers. Enter your 9 Base numbers in the shaded boxes for Cards A-E then enter the same numbers
again in the shaded area for Cards F-J. Repeat each base number in the empty boxes directly below it. Now
you have reduced your 9 base numbers to 10 unique and efficient 7 spots. Follow the special instructions below
to setup your 6 spots.
Cards A -E Cards F -J
Base Base >
(again)
A F
B G
C H
D I
E J
Supporting 6 Spots for cards K-T

Instructions: Use the 3 sections below for cards K-T. Create three unique base numbers by combining
3 different sets of 3 numbers from your 7 spot base with four new numbers of your choosing. Follow
instructions above each section and refer to the sample chart on the next page.
Use first 3 Numbers of above base. Use next 3 numbers of above base Use last 3 numbers of above base
Add four numbers of your choosing. and the same additional 4 numbers and the same additional 4 numbers
Base Base Base
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Mystic 7’s over 6’s
Illustration & Notes
Notes: This page serves as a reference only to illustrate the placement of numbers in the
chart. In this example the base numbers for the 7 spot have been placed in the ‘bottom’ half
of the Keno Board with a bias to the bottom left quadrant. Experiment with your own
numbers, placements and patterns. The base numbers for the special 6 spot chart is
created by using 3 sets of numbers from the 7 spot base and adding 4 new numbers that are
common on all three 6 spot sections. The 6 spots pay considerably more than the 7 spots for
catching 3, 4, and 5 numbers. Of course the odds of catching a six spot are also better.
Cards A -J use the same base number.
Base 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74 Base 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74
A 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74 F 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74
B 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74 G 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74
C 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74 H 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74
D 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74 I 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74
E 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74 J 43 46 52 54 56 62 64 71 74
Special 6 Spot Support (Cards K -T)

Use first 3 Numbers of above base Use 2nd 3 numbers of above base Use the last 3 numbers of the above base
Base 43 46 52 44 45 55 66 Base 5 4 56 62 44 45 55 66 Base 64 71 74 44 45 55 66

K 43 46 52 44 45 55 66 N 5 4 56 62 44 45 55 66 R 64 71 74 44 45 55 66
L 43 46 52 44 45 55 66 O 5 4 56 62 44 45 55 66 S 64 71 74 44 45 46 66
M P 5 4 56 62 44 45 55 66 T
43 46 52 44 45 55 66 64 71 74 44 45 55 66
Q 5 4 56 62 44 45 55 66
20 card Keno can get expensive, But overlapping increases the

especially if you’re playing 7 spots chances of winning on multiple
or above. Overlapping means cards. So when you hit almost
payouts occur less often with anything it can occur on multiple
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cards. Even the largest jackpots.
Advanced Play
Compact 5’s over Standard 4’s
This technique targets 5 spots using only 6 base numbers for each (compressed). Every combination of
the six numbers is distributed. Supporting the 5 spot is a standard 4 spot that uses 6 base numbers.
Enter a base number in section 1. Then enter a different base number in section 2. Repeat the base
numbers in the empty boxes directly below each one.
In section 3 enter another unique base number. Enter the same base number in section 4 to increase
overlapping . Repeat the base numbers in the empty boxes below each one.
Two Compact 5 Spots

1 2
Base Different Base
A G
B H
C I
D J
E K
F L
One Standard 4 Spot

3 4
Base Base
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Typical Keno Outcome Probabilities
Play 7 spots
Play 1 spot
Catch probability odds-to-1 against
0 0.1216 7.2254
0 0.7500 0.3333 1 0.3152 2.1727
1 0.2500 3.0000 2 0.3267 2.0613
3 0.1750 4.7145
Play 2 spots 4 0.0522 18.1604
5 0.008639 114.76
Catch probability odds-to-1 against 6 0.000732 1364.98
7 0.00002440 40978
0 0.5601 0.7853
1 0.3797 1.6333 Play 8 spots
2 0.0601 15.6316
Play 3 spots
0 0.0883 10.3294
2 0.3281 2.0474
0 0.4165 1.4009 3 0.2148 3.6558
1 0.4309 1.3209 4 0.0815 11.2694
2 0.1388 6.2070 5 0.0183 53.6371
3 0.0139 71.0702 6 0.002367 421.53
7 0.000160 6231.27
Play 4 spots 8 0.00000435 230114
Catch probability odds-to-1 against Play 9 spots
0 0.3083 2.2434 Catch probability odds-to-1 against

1 0.4327 1.3109
2 0.2126 3.7029 0 0.0637 14.6868
3 0.0432 22.1225 1 0.2207 3.5317
4 0.003063 325.44 2 0.3164 2.1603
3 0.2461 3.0632
Play 5 spots 4 0.1141 7.7638
5 0.0326 29.6735
7 0.000592 1689.11
0 0.2272 3.4017 8 0.00003259 30681
1 0.4057 1.4650 9 7.2428e-007 1.3807e+006
2 0.2705 2.6974
3 0.0839 10.9140 Play 10 spots
4 0.0121 81.6970
5 0.000645 1549.57 Catch probability odds-to-1 against
Play 6 spots 0 0.0458 20.8385

1 0.1796 4.5688
3 0.2674 2.7397
0 0.1666 5.0023 4 0.1473 5.7880
1 0.3635 1.7511 5 0.0514 18.4448
2 0.3083 2.2434 6 0.0115 86.1126
3 0.1298 6.7030 7 0.001611 619.68
4 0.0285 34.0411 8 0.000135 7383.47
5 0.003096 322.04 9 0.00000612 163380
6 0.000129 7751.84

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20 Card (Multi-card) Keno

Multi-card, or 20 Card Keno, is an electronic Keno machine where a single Keno

What The Charts Will Do

increasing your opportunities to win simultaneously on multiple cards. That means

How To Use Multi-card Keno Smart Charts™

Take Time To Win

The Nature of Keno

Support Your Local Target

Clusters and Quadrants

Payout Schedule Caution

The Law of Averages

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This chart distributes 20 unique combinations of a possible 66

This chart distributes 20 combinations of a possible 55

This chart distributes 20 combinations of a possible 45

This chart distributes 20 combinations of a possible 28

This chart distributes 20 combinations of a possible 21

This chart distributes 15 combinations of a possible15, plus 5 out of 15 on section 4.

This chart distributes 15 combinations of a possible 15 Plus 5 of 15 in section 4

10 Spot (Compressed) 9 Spot (Compressed)

8 Spot (Compressed) 7 Spot (Compressed)

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6 Spot (Compressed) 5 Spot (Compressed) 4 Spot (Compressed) 3 Spot (Compressed)

Typical Base Numbers - Patterns and Clusters

41,42,43,52,53,62,63 45,53,54,62,64,65,71 24,34,35,45,46,55,57 8,18,27,29,37,38,39 2,11,13,21,23,32,34

3,5,14,22,23,25,31,36 47,48,58,59,68,69,79,80 52,53,61,62,63,64,71,72 43,44,54,55,65,66,76,77

41,51,52,61,62,63,71,72,73 43,54,55,58,63,66,68,76,79 4,13,14,22,23,25,32,35,36

Supporting 6 Spots for cards K-T

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Special 6 Spot Support (Cards K -T)

Base 43 46 52 44 45 55 66 Base 5 4 56 62 44 45 55 66 Base 64 71 74 44 45 55 66

20 card Keno can get expensive, But overlapping increases the

Two Compact 5 Spots

Base Different Base

One Standard 4 Spot

Catch probability odds-to-1 against Play 9 spots

0 0.3083 2.2434 Catch probability odds-to-1 against

Play 6 spots 0 0.0458 20.8385

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