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Tell me your best patterns for high multipliers


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I've been wanting to get into Keno more and play a bit of it, I want to know what everyone tends to use for patterns that generally is somewhat successful for them.

I've played around and I like using 8 tiles at a time, no real reason why I just prefer the odds. I just don't have good ideas for patterns to use. Sometimes i'll do auto pick for 8, and then roll a few times see what I can hit. 

Anyone got some good strategies they don't mind sharing?

I do stuff like this when I play Keno

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I like to do a square right in the middle.   Start from number 11 across to 14 then down to 30 then over to 27 then up back at 11 .  One nice big square and bet on high risk.

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I don't have preference for patterns. I use "auto pick", then I remove 5 or 6 tiles. I hit high multipliers more often with only 4 or 5 tiles rather than with 8 tiles and more.

And as Darius says, you have to change pattern quite often, but also game. Don't stay on keno for too long 😛

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I dont use pattersn for keno like i do on mines but i instead just pick four numbers they are 13 6 12 and 17 it is a weird choice but a choice that has had me many wins the past so .... xD

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I do not use specific patterns. I mostly just pick some random tiles and just give it a go. I am not that superstitious and think certain patterns or lucky patterns influence your winnings. its just in your head to think a certain pattern brings more luck but actually every possible combination has as much time to hit than a preferred pattern

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my higiest payout was happen during challenge 710x payout with. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. that's my higiest payout in my keno life. and got only one time. usually i use 7 or 5 or 8 pettern already aprear when i bet. that's was easy to choose pettern for me.

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I don't believe in patterns and there is no such thing as the "right" pattern. I used to have somewhat of a go-to pattern, mainly because I was lazy and I did hit around 3 500x's and the one below that using 10 tiles. But then later I barely got anything for days and days. So yeah I don't believe in patterns and as we know it's just luck and probability. Every pattern has the same chance of hitting, but you just gotta be lucky enough to choose the lucky one.

Moving on to strategies, I started playing with fewer tiles and on low and medium. Such as 4 tiles on low and trying to get the 90x (which is 4/4) and occasionally when I feel lucky I try to go for high and hit 4/4 that gives a 259x. 

It has worked somewhat well and I plan to use fewer tiles like 4 to 6 instead of 8 to 10. Works better for me with my low base bet and bank roll. You should try what you like and see for yourself. One tip though, when you use more numbers its better to use higher risks and when you use fewer tiles its better to go for lower risks. However, don't really use the classic risk xD Imagine you hit 9/10 or 10/10 or even like a 5/5, you'll really be sorry that you couldn't hit it at least with low risk xD 

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6 hours ago, barbaris said:

I like the numbers 11,12,13,19,20,21,27,28 on high risk. Here x270 drops out very often. I even managed to catch x270 twice in a row.

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I'll definitely give this one a shot!

I don't expect to have as much luck as you with it but maybe i'll grab some nice wins. Thanks for letting me know :)

I don't play on High that often I tend to use Medium or Low and see what I can do.

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Heart shape should be a good one to use for high and medium. You can actually get the high 63x a couple times if it's going your way.. start off the min bet 500 sats and that's a good way to start off your building bankroll off.. an another and popular one is a square kite. Have square with 3 boxes going down an angle. Plenty of people hit off from that.. 

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I mostly chose the pattern 1,2,3 and 29,20,21 this is my favourite patterns but if I see I not received a good payout then I will change this but mostly I start this pattern

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My pattern in keno is always a C with 8 numbers, doesn't matter where but it has always worked for me. But yeah man any pattern will do just as well, you just need the right seed.

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I think there is no such thing as a lucky pattern. so I just randomly pick my numbers or pattern and just get the thing going. Statistically every pattern has the same chance of winning

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Honestly, the only pattern I've tried to any amount of success was a medium 10 number cross pattern and I won only 26X within like 2 rolls with it. Any other time, I use a pattern but I don't really end up hitting anything bigger than a 4x or 7x payout even when I roll for like 50 rolls. Most of the rolls end up being a losing bet or only 1.6x. I have had success before manually picking 3 or 4 tiles and can usually hit 50x or 100x every 30 or 40 rolls though. But I still like to play but using the autopick function because I can play longer and usually do just as well if not better than when I try to use patterns

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On 7/28/2019 at 12:50 AM, bmg said:

I like to do a square right in the middle.   Start from number 11 across to 14 then down to 30 then over to 27 then up back at 11 .  One nice big square and bet on high risk.

Very nice.   Sounds like a good plan. 

 

I like to use first column and last column.   That is also a good one.    I think everyone has a different lucky set of numbers.  

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I think there is nothing like good pattern, I saw hit every possible combination, squares, randoms, corners, lines, just choose something and pray :D

This parrent theory is kind of thing which works for casinos favor, because you play more because u "see" patters or "know" patterns :) 

But in general it just doesnt matter , everything is perfectly calculated for casinos favor , they just need from us to play and probability will do the work for them :)

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