Caveman Keno

Caveman keno is similar to traditional keno, except that before the draw, the game selects three numbers, and if at least two of them match the 20 numbers chosen, the player wins a multiplier.

Caveman Keno Rules

• As in standard keno, the player selects two to ten numbers ranging from 1 to 80.
• The machine would select three numbers at random from the ones the player did not choose. Dinosaur eggs will be used to label these three numbers.
• As in standard keno, the machine will then draw 20 numbers ranging from 1 to 80.
• As in standard keno, the player's winnings are determined in part by the number of picks that match the computer's 20 numbers.
• The number of eggs that equal the 20-ball draw will give the player a multiplier. 1x for 0 or 1 match, 4x for two games, and either 8x or 10x for three games are the standard multipliers. Typically 8 times.
• The result of the win according to the paytable and the multiplier is the player's win.

I chose five numbers in the game above: 2, 17, 23, 54, and 59. After that, the game set eggs on numbers 10, 47, and 62.

Two of my picks (17 and 54) were paired in the 20-number draw. Two eggs — 10 and 62 — were also paired in the draw.

My ten-credit wager paid out ten credits when I caught two out of five. I received a 4x multiplier for catching two chickens. As a result, my final score was 4 10 = 40 credits.