New Zealand (New Zealand) Keno Results, Draw Times & Game Guide

Playing New Zealand Keno is straightforward. You'll pick 20 numbers from 1 to 80. Can't decide? Go with Quick Pick and let the terminal choose random numbers for you. Drawings happen regularly, and you win by matching numbers to the drawn results. The more you match, the bigger your prize. Match all 20, and you've hit the jackpot.

Visit any authorized New Zealand Lottery retailer, most convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery stores sell tickets. Tell the clerk you want Keno, or use a self-service terminal if available. You can pick your own numbers or ask for Quick Pick. Tickets cost NZ$1.00 per play. Always check your ticket before leaving the store.

New Zealand offers an official lottery app and website, but not all games may be available for online purchase. Check the official MyLotto App or New Zealand Lottery website to see if Keno is currently available for online purchase. If available online, you'll need to create an account, verify you're physically located in New Zealand, and follow the app's purchase process. Tickets purchased through the official app are the same as those bought at retail locations.

A standard New Zealand Keno ticket costs NZ$2.00 per play. Want more chances? Buy multiple plays on one ticket. Most retailers accept cash and debit cards. The minimum purchase is one play.

Keno drawings happen regularly. That gives you 0 chances to win each week. If you buy a multi-draw ticket, it'll play the same numbers for consecutive drawings. You can purchase tickets for up to multiple future drawings at once. This is great if you've got lucky numbers you play consistently.

Multiplier is an optional add-on that costs an extra NZ$1.00 per play. It multiplies your non-jackpot winnings by 2x to 10x. The multiplier number is drawn separately right after the main drawing. Here's the catch: it doesn't multiply the jackpot. But for lower prize tiers, Multiplier can significantly boost your winnings, potentially multiplying them by up to 10x. That's a significant boost. You decide whether to add Multiplier when buying your ticket. Can't add it later.

Keno is exclusive to New Zealand. You'll need to be physically present in New Zealand to buy tickets, either at a retail location or through a licensed courier service while you're in-state.

This is a state-specific game with its own unique rules and prize structure. Other states have similar games but different names and formats. Browse all New Zealand lottery games to see what's available.