Straight Ticket [Meaning] - MasterTerms.com

Straight Ticket

A Straight Ticket in Keno is a type of wager where a player selects a specific number of spots (numbers) they believe will be drawn. This ticket allows players to choose anywhere from one to twenty numbers, depending on the game rules, and win based on how many of those numbers match the drawn numbers.

In a Straight Ticket, the player marks their chosen numbers on a Keno card and places a bet on the ticket. The payout is determined by how many of the selected numbers match the winning numbers drawn by the Keno machine. The more numbers that match, the higher the payout, with different prizes assigned to various match levels. This betting option is straightforward, making it a popular choice among Keno players.

Straight Ticket Example

For example, if a player selects the numbers 3, 7, 12, and 15 on a Straight Ticket and the Keno drawing results include 3, 12, and 15, the player would win based on how many of their chosen numbers matched the drawn numbers. If the game pays $10 for matching three numbers, the player would receive that payout.