General Rules That Apply to All Draw Games

1. It is the player's responsibility to check their ticket to make sure it represents the correct game, draw date, numbers requested and has a visible bar code or serial number.
2. Winning tickets must be claimed within 180 days of the last winning draw date on the ticket.
3. Purchased tickets are only valid for the dates shown on the ticket.
4. The ticket, not the playslip, is the only valid proof of your number selection, and it is the only valid receipt to claim a prize.
5. All tickets, transactions and winners are subject to the directives of the executive director of the Missouri Lottery, the rules and regulations of the Missouri Lottery and the Missouri Statutes, and tickets are only offered for sale in accordance with the same.
6. Upon purchasing a ticket, the player agrees to abide by the Missouri Statutes and all rules and regulations of the Missouri Lottery.
7. A ticket is a bearer instrument. It is recommended that the ticket be signed at the time of purchase.
8. The Missouri Lottery is not responsible for lost or stolen tickets. Tickets are void and will not be paid if determined stolen, unissued, illegible, mutilated, altered in whole or part, misregistered, defective, incomplete, printed or produced in error, multiply-printed, or if the ticket fails any of the Missouri Lottery's confidential validation tests. Liability for void tickets is limited to replacement of the ticket or refund of sales price.
9. Tickets may not be sold to or redeemed by minors under the age of 18.
10. The holder of a winning ticket may win in only one prize category per play board and shall be paid the prize in the highest category won.

Club Keno Game Rules

Game Description

Keno is a 20/80 Lottery Draw Game with set prize amounts. For each drawing, a player may choose to play from 1 to 10 Spots and a corresponding selection of number choices from 1 to 80. That is the player's game play. The Lottery then selects twenty winning numbers from 1 to 80 and awards prizes based on the extent to which the game play appearing on a player's ticket matches the winning numbers in a drawing for which the player's ticket was purchased.

Definitions

For the purposes of Club Keno, the following definitions apply, unless specified otherwise:

1. "Exchange ticket" refers to a printed paper issued by a terminal to replace a game ticket that had been purchased for play in multiple drawings and was validated before the last drawing appearing on the game ticket. An exchange ticket shall contain the exact game play and future drawing dates appearing on the validated game ticket it is replacing and shall have all other characteristics of a game ticket except as otherwise stated in these rules. An exchange ticket shall not contain a ticket price.
2. "Game play" refers to the number or group of numbers appearing on a ticket for a particular spot which is compared to the winning numbers, selected at the drawings appearing on the ticket, to determine the prize payment for which the ticket may be redeemed.
3. "Playslip" refers to the paper form used by a player to select game preferences and includes: the amount the player will play on the ticket containing the game play; the number of drawings in which the ticket will be played; the choice to play the Bulls-Eye option or the Club Keno Multiplier option. While multiple drawings can be selected on each playslip, only one game play (number selection) may be marked per playslip.
4. "Game ticket" or "ticket" refers to a printed paper on Missouri Lottery ticket stock issued by a terminal as a receipt for the game play selected by a player that contains the following: the logo "Club Keno;" one game play; the dates of the drawings in which the ticket may be played; the number of consecutive drawings in which the ticket may be played; the identifying number for each such drawing; the price of the ticket; a six-digit retailer number; a serial number; the date the ticket was purchased; a bar code; the phrase "BULLS EYE PLAYED: YES" if that option has been selected, OR "BULLS EYE PLAYED: NO," if that option has not been selected; "DOUBLE BULLS EYE PLAYED: YES" if that option has been selected OR "DOUBLE BULLS- EYE PLAYED: NO", if that option has not been selected; the phrase "MULTIPLIER PLAYED: YES" if that option has been selected, OR "MULTIPLIER PLAYED: NO" if that option has not been selected.
5. "Bulls-Eye" refers to the Club Keno play option whereby a player, by paying an additional $1 for each dollar wagered on a Club Keno game play, may be entitled to receive a larger prize for correctly selecting winning numbers, including the red Bulls-Eye number that is drawn each drawing. Club Keno Bulls-Eye increases the amount of certain prizes won in a game play.
6. "Double Bulls-Eye" refers to the Club Keno play option whereby a player, by paying an additional $2 for each dollar wagered on a Club Keno game play, may be entitled to receive a larger prize for correctly selecting winning numbers, including the green Double Bulls-Eye and/or red Bulls-Eye number that is drawn each drawing. Club Keno Double Bulls-Eye increases the amount of certain prizes won in a game play.
7. "Keno Multiplier" refers to the Club Keno play option whereby a player, by paying an additional $1 for each dollar wagered on a Club Keno game play, may be entitled to receive a larger prize for correctly selecting winning numbers. Club Keno Multiplier multiplies the amount of certain prizes won in a game play depending on the multiplier number that is computer-selected for each game.
8. "Quick Pick" refers to the random selection of numbers by a terminal that appears as the game play on a ticket.
9. "Spot" refers to the amount of numbers a player may play for a game play. A player may play from one spot, i.e., one number, to 10 spots, i.e., 10 different numbers.
10. "Winning numbers" refers to the 20 numbers, from 1 to 80, that are selected in each drawing that are used to determine winning game plays contained on the game tickets.

How to play Club Keno using a paper playslip

1. Select how many Spots (numbers) you'd like to play, from 1 to 10. For example, a 7-Spot game means you would choose seven numbers.
2. Based on how many spots you selected in Step 1, choose the numbers you'd like to play, from 1 through 80, by placing a heavy mark in each circle. To have the terminal select the numbers randomly for you, mark the "Quick Pick" circle. If you make a mistake, start over on a new playslip.
3. Choose how many consecutive drawings you would like to play by marking 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 or 20. This will play your selected numbers for that many drawings.
4. Choose how much you would like to play per drawing. Prizes on the back of the playslip are based on $1 wagers and are multiplied based on the amount played per drawing. For example, the prize shown for matching all 4 numbers in a 4-Spot base Club Keno game is $60. If the same game situation was played with a $3 wager per drawing, that prize would triple to $180. You may play each drawing for $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10 or $20.
5. If desired, choose your add-on — Multiplier, Bulls-Eye or Double Bulls-Eye.

How to play Club Keno using a digital playslip with the mobile app

1. Select how many Spots (numbers) you'd like to play, from 1 to 10. For example, a 7-Spot game means you would choose seven numbers.
2. Select the numbers of drawings you'd like to play. Club Keno can be played for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 or 20 consecutive drawings.
3. Select how much you'd like to play per drawing. You can play $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10 or $20 per drawing. The base ticket cost is equal to the number of consecutive drawings chosen, times the dollar amount played. For example, if you play $2 per drawing for five consecutive drawings, the total cost is $10. The maximum wager per ticket is $250.
4. Choose whether to add Multiplier by selecting "Yes" or "No." The Multiplier feature can multiply your regular winnings by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 times! Before each drawing, a wheel is spun to determine the Multiplier number for that drawing. See "Chances to Win" for the chances of each Multiplier number being selected. Adding Multiplier will double the total cost of your Club Keno ticket.
5. Choose whether to add Bulls-Eye by selecting "Yes" or "No." In each Club Keno drawing, one of the 20 numbers drawn is selected as the red Bulls-Eye number. When you add the Bulls-Eye feature and match the red Bulls-Eye number, you win larger prizes (as listed on the "Chances to Win" page.) Adding Bulls-Eye will double the total cost of your Club Keno ticket.
6. Choose whether to add Double Bulls-Eye by selecting "Yes" or "No." In each Club Keno drawing, one of the 20 numbers drawn is selected as the red Bulls-Eye number and another is selected as the green Bulls-Eye number. When you add the Double Bulls-Eye feature, and match one or both of the Bulls-Eye numbers, you win larger prizes (as listed on the "Chances to Win" page.) Adding Double Bulls-Eye will triple the total cost of your Club Keno ticket.
7. Select the numbers you want to play. For however many Spots you decided to play in Step 1, choose that many different numbers from 1 to 80; shake your phone or tap the Quick Pick button to have the app select your numbers for you.
8. Review your digital playslip, then tap "Save Digital Playslip." Present the QR code at retail to use your digital playslip.

How to play Club Keno verbally

At the discretion of the retailer, Club Keno may be played by making a verbal request for a ticket. The player must provide the clerk with all of the following information:

1. The number of drawings to be played
2. The number of spots (numbers) to played
3. The dollar amount per drawing
4. Any add-on options desired

Cancellation of Tickets

Club Keno tickets may be canceled at the place of sale, on the day of the sale prior to the first drawing on the ticket.

Drawings

1. General: Club Keno drawings shall normally take place at four-minute intervals, daily from 5:04 a.m. to 1:52 a.m.
2. Objective: Each drawing randomly selects 20 numbers from a possible 80 numbers, which are the winning numbers. The winning numbers selected at each drawing are generated through the use of a computer-driven random number generator.
3. Selection of the Club Keno Multiplier Number: The Lottery will conduct a separate random Keno Multiplier drawing and announce the result prior to each of the regular Club Keno drawings by displaying the Club Keno Multiplier number on the Keno monitor immediately prior to each new Keno game drawn and after the previous game pool closes. During each random Club Keno Multiplier drawing, one number will be selected. The Club Keno Multiplier numbers available for selection are 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10. The Keno Multiplier number selected at each drawing is generated through the use of a computer-driven random number generator.
4. Selection of the Bulls-Eye Numbers: The Lottery will conduct a separate random Bulls-Eye number drawings and announce the result after each of the regular Club Keno drawings by displaying the Red Bulls-Eye number and then the Green Bulls-Eye number on the Keno monitor immediately after each new Club Keno game drawn and after the previous game pool closes. During each random Bulls-Eye number drawing, two numbers will be selected. The first will be the Red Bulls-Eye number and the second will be the Green Bulls-Eye number. The Bulls-Eye numbers available for selection are two of the 20 winning numbers (from the pool of 80 Club Keno numbers) that are selected during each Club Keno Drawing. The Bulls-Eye numbers selected during each drawing are generated through the use of a computer-driven random number generator.

Validating Multi-draw tickets

A game ticket containing a winning game play and purchased for play in multiple, consecutive drawings may be validated prior to the occurrence of future drawings for which the game ticket was purchased. An exchange ticket shall be issued at the time the original game ticket is validated for the remainder of the drawings appearing on the validated game ticket.

Price

1. The price of a ticket is determined by the amount of money a player chooses to play on the game plays selected, multiplied by the number of drawings in which the ticket will be played. A player may also choose the Club Keno Multiplier option or the Bulls-Eye option that will increase the cost of the ticket by $1 for every $1 wagered. The Double Bulls-Eye option adds $2 for every $1 wagered.
2. A ticket may be purchased for one drawing or for multiple, consecutive drawings.
   1. A player may purchase a ticket for a single drawing in whole dollar amounts for $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10, or $20.
   2. The price of a ticket for play in multiple, consecutive drawings is the price of a ticket for a single drawing ($1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 or $20) as selected by the player, multiplied by the number of consecutive drawings in which the ticket will be played.
3. The minimum ticket price for multiple, consecutive drawings is $2 ($1 per drawing x 2 consecutive drawings = $2).
4. The maximum ticket price for any Club Keno ticket is $250.
5. A playslip indicating a price greater than $250 is automatically rejected by the terminal.

Keno Prize Payouts

1. One million dollars ($1,000,000) is the maximum prize per Drawing on any one (1) Club Keno ticket regardless of: the amount wagered for that drawing; the spot category selected; the add-on feature selected (Multiplier, Bulls-Eye or Double Bulls-Eye); the number of winning numbers matched; or any promotion that may affect prize payouts.
2. Prizes for each drawing are determined and awarded based on how many numbers contained in a game play on a ticket match the winning numbers selected at that drawing. Prizes are determined separately for each spot category (see back of playslip or MOLottery.com for prize payout tables).
3. The total prize amount for a winning ticket multiplies according to the amount wagered on that ticket. The highest potential prize for any Club Keno ticket is $1 million per drawing. If a ticket shows a wager of $2, $3, $4, $5, $10, or $20 dollars per drawing on a winning game play, the prize shown above for a $1 wager shall multiply, up to $1 million, according to the wager amount shown on the winning ticket. For example, the prize shown for matching all 4 numbers in a 4-Spot base Club Keno game is $60. If the same game situation is played with a $3 wager per drawing, that prize would triple to $180..
4. Winning situations with Bulls-Eye add-on:
   1. Match the Club Keno numbers played to the red Bulls-Eye number with no other Club Keno numbers matching those drawn.
   2. Match the Club Keno numbers played to the red Bulls-Eye number and additional Club Keno numbers drawn.
   3. Match the Club Keno numbers played to those drawn with no red Bulls-Eye number match.
5. Winning situations with Double Bulls-Eye add-on:
   1. Match the Club Keno numbers played to either the red or green Bulls-Eye numbers with no other Club Keno numbers matching those drawn.
   2. Match the Club Keno numbers played to either the red or green Bulls-Eye numbers and additional Club Keno numbers drawn.
   3. Match the Club Keno numbers played to both the red and green Bulls-Eye numbers (Double Bulls-Eye) with no other Club Keno numbers matching those drawn.
   4. Match the Club Keno numbers played to both the red and green Bulls-Eye numbers (Double Bulls-Eye) and additional Club Keno numbers drawn.
   5. Match the Club Keno numbers played to those drawn with no Bulls-Eye number match.
6. A prize-winning player is paid in one lump sum for all prizes under $1 million.
7. For each drawing, a player may receive only the highest single prize for which a ticket containing a winning game play is eligible.

Selling Hours

All Draw Games are available for purchase from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. (Club Keno until 1:52 a.m.) seven days a week at any Draw Games retailer, except during Draw Breaks.

Draw Breaks

The process of selecting winning numbers for each game is referred to as a "Drawing" or "Draw." A "Draw Break" is when sales are suspended for a particular game so that the wagers for that "Drawing" may be balanced and the winning numbers drawn. The draw breaks for each game are listed below:

General Rules That Apply to All Draw Games

1. It is the player's responsibility to check their ticket to make sure it represents the correct game, draw date, numbers requested and has a visible bar code or serial number.
2. Winning tickets must be claimed within 180 days of the last winning draw date on the ticket.
3. Purchased tickets are only valid for the dates shown on the ticket.
4. The ticket, not the playslip, is the only valid proof of your number selection, and it is the only valid receipt to claim a prize.
5. All tickets, transactions and winners are subject to the directives of the executive director of the Missouri Lottery, the rules and regulations of the Missouri Lottery and the Missouri Statutes, and tickets are only offered for sale in accordance with the same.
6. Upon purchasing a ticket, the player agrees to abide by the Missouri Statutes and all rules and regulations of the Missouri Lottery.
7. A ticket is a bearer instrument. It is recommended that the ticket be signed at the time of purchase.
8. The Missouri Lottery is not responsible for lost or stolen tickets. Tickets are void and will not be paid if determined stolen, unissued, illegible, mutilated, altered in whole or part, misregistered, defective, incomplete, printed or produced in error, multiply-printed, or if the ticket fails any of the Missouri Lottery's confidential validation tests. Liability for void tickets is limited to replacement of the ticket or refund of sales price.
9. Tickets may not be sold to or redeemed by minors under the age of 18.
10. The holder of a winning ticket may win in only one prize category per play board and shall be paid the prize in the highest category won.

Cash Pop Game Rules

A player must first choose at least one "Pop" (number) between 1 and 15, and they may choose to play up to 15 Pops per drawing. A player must then choose the dollar amount they wish to play per Pop, from $1, $2, $5 or $10 per Pop. Each Pop costs $1 unless otherwise selected by the player. Lastly, a player must select how many drawings they wish to play their selected Pops, from one drawing up to 15 drawings. Each drawing will print on separate tickets. Pops, dollar amount per Pop and number of drawings can all be selected by the player through one of four ways: by verbally communicating the selections to the retailer, by completing a paper playslip, by completing a digital playslip or by requesting a "Quick Pick". Cash Pop is drawn five times daily, seven days a week at approximately 8 a.m., 11 a.m., 3 p.m., 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. Pops are played separately, even if there is more than one Pop on a ticket. To win, a player must match one of their Pops to the Pop drawn for the corresponding drawing. If the number drawn for the Cash Pop drawing matches one of the player’s Pops for that drawing, the player wins the amount printed below the Pop on their ticket. Prizes are variable and are randomly assigned based on amount played per Pop. Minimum prizes are always at least 5X the amount played per Pop.

How to play Cash Pop using a paper playslip

1. The playslip is a single-play playslip. Pops selected may be played for multiple drawings for a single play (number selection). The playslip contains numbers from 1 – 15. Select at least one number (Pop) or select "Quick Pick" to allow the Draw Games terminal to select your Pop(s) for you. The Draw Games terminal has Quick Pick options for either 1 or 5 Pops. Multiple Pops can be played at the same time - up to fifteen Pops for a guaranteed prize. Prizes may or may not be more than the ticket cost, but the minimum prize amount will be at least 5X the amount played per Pop.
2. Select the amount to play per Pop ($1, $2, $5, or $10).
3. Select the number of drawings you wish play (up to 15). Each drawing prints on a separate ticket.

How to play Cash Pop using a digital playslip with the mobile app

1. Select the number of Pops to play. You can play from one to 15 Pops on a single play. Playing all 15 Pops guarantees a prize, which may or may not be greater than the ticket cost.
2. Select the amount you'd like to play per Pop. You can play $1, $2, $5 or $10 per Pop. The maximum wager per play is $250. Cash Pop prizes are at least five times the dollar amount played per Pop.
3. Select how many drawings you'd like to play. Cash Pop drawings are held daily:
   • Early Bird at 8 a.m.
   • Late Morning at 11 a.m.
   • Matinee at 3 p.m.
   • Prime Time at 7 p.m.
   • Night Owl at 11 p.m.
4. Select the Pops you want to play. Your Pops are your numbers! For each Pop you selected to play in Step 1 (up to 15), select a Pop from 1 to 15. (E.g., if you chose to play one Pop, select one number from 1 to 15 to play. If you chose to play all 15 Pops, your Pops will be each number from 1 to 15.) Shake your phone or tap the Quick Pick button to have the app select your numbers for you.
5. Review your digital playslip, then tap "Save Digital Playslip." Present the QR code at retail to use your digital playslip.

How to play Cash Pop verbally

At the discretion of the retailer, Cash Pop may be played by making a verbal request for a ticket. The player must provide the clerk with the following information:

1. The numbers (Pops) to be played — either player-selected or "Quick Pick"
2. The dollar amount to be played per Pop — $1, $2, $5 or $10
3. The number of drawings to be played — up to fifteen drawings.

Cash Pop tickets CANNOT be canceled.

Selling Hours

All Draw Games are available for purchase from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. (Club Keno until 1:52 a.m.) seven days a week at any Draw Games retailer, except during Draw Breaks.

Draw Breaks

The process of selecting winning numbers for each game is referred to as a "Drawing" or "Draw." A "Draw Break" is when sales are suspended for a particular game so that the wagers for that "Drawing" may be balanced and the winning numbers drawn. The draw breaks for each game are listed below:

Understanding Cash Pop Chances

You may have read on the main game page that the overall chances of winning Cash Pop are 1 in 15. There's a pretty straightforward explanation of why that is: one number is drawn from a matrix of 15 in each drawing.
To dig deeper — the formula for figuring matching possibilities out of a set field of numbers is based on probability theory. Because there is only one number drawn from a field of fifteen numbers in Cash Pop, there are fifteen possible numbers that could be drawn. There is a relationship of the total number of ways to select 1 number out of the set of 15 to the number of successful choices and number of failed choices. So your number has a 1 in 15 chance of being drawn, while the numbers you didn't play have a 14 in 15 chance of being drawn.

This type of formula is referred to as a "hypergeometric distribution." If you have Microsoft Excel, there is a HYPGEOM.DIST function that can calculate these chances easily. The equations below show how the math behind this function works.

Chances for Winning:

Overall Chances:

In Cash Pop, each Pop played has the same chance of being drawn: 1 in 15.