Hi,
Could anyone point me in the direction of a video keno
tournament strategy? Private e-mail is fine.
Thanks!
Karen
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Karen Beno wrote:
Could anyone point me in the direction of a video keno
tournament strategy? Private e-mail is fine.
I'm not mocking you here, but talk about an opportunity where I'd
welcome the opportunity to load up on a couple of drinks, or so,
beforehand.
Seriously, as in many tournaments "variance is your friend" (there's
that dratted word again ;). You likely want to favor a large number
of numbers bet, even if each play takes longer.
The best strategy is simply to have fun with it. My tack with totally
non-skill slot tournaments is to grab a participating friend and
competitively push for the higher score between you, alternatively
cheering and dissing each other's wins as the play advances. (Again,
libations make for the giddiest of times - not to mention obnoxious
ones for those around you 
Just PLEASE don't tell me that we're talking "Caveman Keno"!!
- Harry
Hey , I resemble that remark! I'm lifetime ahead on Caveman Keno, but have only 50 sessions to base my findings.
regards...tom
Just PLEASE don't tell me that we're talking "Caveman Keno"!!
- Harry
I would think that since the objective is to get a higher score than your competition, that you would choose a set of numbers
that are within the realm of possibility, but high enough that a good hit would give you a high score.
I would think that a 7 or 8 number ticket would be the best chance.
Something like a 12 number ticket is just too long a shot to be worth attempting, and a 2 number ticket too short
a payoff to put you in the money.
Just speculation on my part.
Regards
A.P.