Split tickets

A split ticket is 2 or more straight tickets played on the same ticket. Each ticket consists of a group of numbers that are either circled, or separated by a line. Each game must have it's own unique numbers, and can not share numbers with any other group.

There is no huge advantage to playing a split ticket. It simply allows you to play two or more games on the same piece of paper. One disadvantage is that you cannot use the same number more than once.

Some keno lounges and casinos allow you to bet on a split ticket at a reduced rate, usually 50% or sometimes 25% of the minimum (the latter usually only if a ticket is split 4 ways). However, be aware that by doing this you will be reducing the payout by the same amount.

Split ticket games should be treated entirely separately. In other words, if you are playing two five spot games and need to catch at least 3 numbers to get a payoff, then these three numbers all need to appear in one part of the split ticket, as opposed to spread over the different parts.

A final point regarding split tickets, is that you don’t actually need to split your ticket evenly. For instance you could have a combination of three spot, five spot and a ten spot game all on the same ticket. You’d have to make this clear by writing it in the margin and it may be a good idea to inform the keno writer. You can play the split games for different amounts of money, unless they are for the same spot total, in which case they must be for the same amount.

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