The month of July is starting off a hit with select games and lottery prizes with the Michigan Lottery. This month, Bullseye Keno is one of the games on a lot of players lists as they try to win the lucrative jackpot.
Game Snapshot
Top Prize: $500,000
Ticket Cost: $0.10 – $4
Overall Odds: 1 in 13.86
How To Play
First, you choose the number of tickets you would like to play. Then click on the cost per ticket. Remember that your total cost is equal to the number of tickets and is multiplied by the ticket cost.
To change the numbers that you want to play or the number of spots on a ticket simply:
- Click on the ticket, and either manually select/deselect the numbers that you want to play on the Keno board, or
- Click on the spot selector that is next to the random button to choose the number of spots. Then you can click the random button to have your numbers randomly picked for the selected spots on all of the active tickets.
Next, click on the back button to be able to return to the game. To begin your purchase of the game, simply click on the go button, or you can press the spacebar.
The game consists of the Keno board and 80 numbers from 1 to 80. When playing the game, you will have a Multiplier, and 20 numbers will be drawn.
If any of your purchased tickets happen to match the numbers that are drawn, you will win the prize indicated on the prize table.
The Bullseye feature can possibly multiply your total prize earnings by up to 25 times the amount. You can click on any of the tickets to be able to view the prize table for that specific ticket located underneath the Keno board.
Odds and Payout
The odds for this game range from 1 in 4 for just matching one number, up to 1 in 8,911,711.18 of getting all 10 correct. This is, of course, the jackpot odds for that amount, which is a grand prize of $500,000.
The overall odds of winning a single prize are 1 in 13.86 for the average ticket. You can increase your chances of winning a prize by playing more tickets as long as you are responsible for keeping up with your bankroll.
