Keno is a game of luck so there is very little that s strategy can do to increase your chances of winning. Since the numbers are selected randomly there is no relationship between the numbers that have come out and those that will later. Although it may sound strange, if you choose five numbers on a board, these are no more likely to show as, say 9, 21, 35, 38 and 57, or even 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. In conclusion, all numbers have the same chance of coming out in the next round.

So, Keno is different from other games like Blackjack and Poker, in which the actions of the participants have a little influence on the outcome of the game. There are a few techniques, however, that some players believe work. Although you can’t truly call them "strategic decisions", the following tips and techniques are used very often, and can make the game more interesting:

Try to play with numbers you have not seen come out in the latest games. The theory is that they may eventually start to appear, since results for all numbers are equal. Again, the chance based nature of this game makes this strategy seem likely.

Instead of betting on the numbers that have not appeared yet, many players of Keno bet on the numbers that have already come. As much as it may go against the possibilities or probabilities, there are always interesting trends and patterns when dealing with numbers that come up randomly.

Choose successive numbers. Selecting pairs like 12 and 13 or 43 and 44 is considered playing successive numbers. Although there is no evidence that this strategy works over the long term, it sometimes seems that many of the numbers that come up are consecutive. This is a big belief among Keno players.

Use the same numbers consecutively. This strategy is very simple and the most common: play with the same selection of numbers every few rounds.