Atlantic Lotto Keno
Keno Atlantic is a 10-20-70 keno type game. You can choose from 2 to 10 numbers out of 70 to play the game. Wagers are from $1 to $10. Drawings are held every night and 20 winning numbers are drawn. You can play the game in New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
The 10 number jackpot ranges from $250,000 to $2.5 million, depending on the amount of your wager. The odds of winning the jackpot are one in 2,147,181.
- Get PA Lottery Keno past winning Lottery numbers quickly at the official Pennsylvania Lottery Website. Benefits Older Pennsylvanians.
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Oct 05, 2018 Keno Atlantic is available only in Atlantic Canada. Play via selection slip or ask for an Insta Pik and the numbers will be selected at random by the lottery computer Decide how many numbers you wish to play. Atlantic 49 (a regional draw played in conjunction with Lotto 6/49 that uses the same format) — top prize is always $1,000,000. Pik 4 (a 'mini-Keno' draw using the Lotto 6/49 numbers) Keno Atlantic; Atlantic PayDay (a draw of 4 numbers out of 70 in which the top prize.
Here are some valuable number selection tips for Keno Atlantic from Gail Howard's book, Lottery Master Guide, that should fatten your bank account. (Advantage Gold software makes all the number selection charts for this game; and the wheeling software to use is Wheel Ten Gold.)
Twenty-nine percent of all the winning numbers drawn in Atlantic Keno are numbers that won in the last drawing, and 44 percent of all the winning numbers are either repeat hits or numbers that were out only one game. Furthermore, 58 percent of all winners were out TWO GAMES OR LESS!
Lottery Strategies to Help You Win Atlantic Keno
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PLAY ONLY THE HOTTEST NUMBERS
Keep in mind, you need to get only HALF of the 20 numbers drawn to get the 10 numbers required to win the jackpot. Repeat hits AND numbers out ONE game (that is, numbers repeated from the previous drawing, and numbers drawn one game before that) account for about half of all the winning numbers drawn. Eliminate a lottery number if it has already had three hits in a row. Two valuable tools in the Advantage Gold software for lotto strategy help further target lotto numbers more likely to hit and help you eliminate numbers unlikely to hit: The Multiple Hit Pattern Chart® shows which numbers are most likely to hit two drawings in a row and which repeat hits to eliminate; the Skip and Hit® Chart® shows ONLY which numbers hit most often after skipping just one game (and two games) from your group.
BEST TIMING FOR GUARANTEED HOTTEST NUMBERS
In the 10-20-70 game, five numbers, on average, are repeated from the previous drawing. When you see one or two drawings that have had fewer than five repeat hits, you could expect the next drawing or two to have a higher than average number of repeat hits.
Consider this a VERY Short Term Bias Tracker®, because we are considering only the last two drawings—expecting to see an immediate Trend Reversal when the Bias shows a below average number of repeat hits. Nine of the winning numbers are either repeat hits or numbers out just one game. And 11 of the winning numbers drawn are either repeat hits or numbers out one or two games. You don't have to play every day. Wait for one or two drawings that have had fewer than 9 winning numbers out two games or less, because invariably the next drawing or two will produce more of those than average, making it easier to win.
WHEN TO PLAY A LONG SHOT NUMBER
Since 29 percent of all keno numbers are drawn each game, you don't see many long skip periods between wins. The longest losing streak for any keno number was fewer than forty games. In the entire 3000+ game history of a 10-20-80 keno, only eight times has a number skipped more than 30 drawings without a win. When you see a number out more than 30 drawings, by all means play it. Probability is on your side. A long shot number in keno is one that has skipped more than 10 games. (In Lotto 6/49, a long shot number is one that has been out for 17 games or more.) Numbers out for more than ten games account for only four percent of the winning numbers drawn.
GET THE ODD/EVEN ADVANTAGE
You should have a relatively equal mix of odd and even numbers. More than half (58%) of all the drawings have a relatively even spread of 10 Odd/10 Even or 9 Odd/11 Even or 11 Odd/9 Even. There has never been a drawing in which all Odd or all Even numbers occurred. The Odd/ Even Bias Tracker® in Advantage Gold tells you when you should play more Odd or more Even numbers.
GET THE HIGH/LOW ADVANTAGE
In keno, half your numbers should be chosen from the Low Numbers, 1 to 40, and the other half chosen from the High Numbers, 41 to 80. More than half (58%) of all the drawings have a relatively even spread of 10 Low/10 High or 9 Low/11 High or 11 Low/ 9 High. There has never been a drawing in which all Low or all High numbers occurred. The Low/High Bias Tracker® tells you whether you should play more Low or more High numbers the next drawing.
Lottery Wheels
USE BALANCED WHEEL® SYSTEMS
Balanced Wheel® Systems allow you to bet a large group of numbers, play scientific combinations of those numbers, and get a specific minimum win guarantee. Balanced Wheels® force all the winning numbers that are in your group to come together to give you at least one prize if some or all of the winning numbers are in your chosen group.
Atlantic Lottery Keno
It's true that the more numbers you wheel, the easier it is to trap the winning numbers in your chosen group. But to get the most leverage for your money, the optimum number of numbers to wheel is not more than four or five numbers over HALF the numbers in your game. Otherwise, you'll be spending MORE money chasing a SMALLER guaranteed prize. You benefit more by wheeling a carefully selected group of lotto numbers.
Lottery Pools and Lottery Syndicates
POOL YOUR WAY TO LOTTO RICHES
Several of the 109 Lotto jackpots won with Smart Luck lottery systems were won by groups of people who pooled their money. Sharing the ticket cost with others stretches your Lotto budget. By playing with a group, you can afford to buy more lottery tickets—and play larger wheeling systems—than you could (or should) by yourself. Draw up an agreement and have the members of your pool sign it.
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How to Get Lucky in Lotto
CASH IN ON THE LUCK OF OTHERS
When you form a Lotto pool, your group is also pooling its aggregate luck. A jackpot could happen because of the luck just one member brings to your pool. Select your partners carefully. Share your luck with winners, not losers. Avoid negative people; not only are they unlucky, but they dampen enthusiasm and drain energy from others. You want to enhance your own luck, not dilute its strength. One quick way to tell winners from losers is simply to ask them: 'Do you think you are a lucky person?' Many people quickly admit, 'I'm unlucky. I never win anything.' They won't bring good luck to your group either.
CASH IN ON A POSITIVE ATTITUDE
No one should play games of chance out of desperation because they need the winnings. The needy have a greater fear of losing the hard-earned money they gamble with. It is just one of life's dirty tricks that the very fear of losing blocks the winning forces. Thoughts are charged with energy, especially when triggered by emotion. Fear attracts exactly that which one fears. A strong desire for a goal that is charged with positive energy, attracts a positive response, especially when every effort is made to attain that goal.
Win with Lotto Software and Books
See all Smart Luck lottery software and lotto books or the full lottery product guide and list of best Canada lottery software and books to use for Canada Atlantic Keno.
The Hits Frequency above shows the number of times each lottery ball is drawn over a period of time. Based on this statistics, are you able to determine if a ball is likely or unlikely to be drawn in the next draw?
Does it mean that the ball that is drawn the least number of times is likely to be drawn in the next draw? Or does it mean that this ball is 'cold' and unlikely to be drawn in the next draw?
Does it imply that the ball that is drawn the most number of times is unlikely to be drawn in the next draw? Or does it mean that this ball is on a 'hot streak' and is likely to be drawn in the next draw instead?
With any single Atlantic Keno statistics, such as the Hits Frequency, it is not possible to determine if a ball is likely or unlikely to be drawn in the next draw.
Some people like to look at hot and cold numbers but this does not tell you a single thing!
You need to be able to identify the thresholds to make a calculated guess with a high level of confidence.
In addition, you also need to combine the analysis from multiple statistics in order to confidently decide if a ball is likely or unlikely to be drawn in the next draw.