Does your local casino have keno games drawn live in the building? We use the keno area to take a break, grab a quick game card and have a drink and a smoke before getting back to the tables.

I’ve never been particularly attracted to keno so haven’t noticed one way or the other.  I live in a state where there is keno machines all over the place.  They have them in bars and restaurants and even separate keno parlors.  I just don’t get the big attraction.

Well we can buy tickets at outlets I guess, but the games are only drawn from the one place in our city. We don’t particularly go there to watch the draw - we stop there to drink coffee because the draw area is set up like a lounge bar. It’s nice.

RUkiddingme - 19 January 2009 02:02 PM

I live in a state where there is keno machines all over the place.

We must live in the same state. :D Really I see many local people that will play this but I have never been one up for it. It is interesting though as I just looked it up online and read:
Keno originated in ancient China in the Han Dynasty between 205 and 187 B.C. Chinese immigrants brought the game to America in the 19th century.