Mass keno winning numbers plus#

Players have 1 in 478,261,833 odds to match all 12 numbers in a 12-spot game 1 in 62,381,978 odds of matching all 11 in an 11-spot game and 1 in 8,911,711 of matching all 10 in a 10-spot game.

Mass keno winning numbers plus#

The Massachusetts State Lottery first introduced the Keno game in 1993, according to . Be the first to know about second chance promotions, new games and jackpots Plus get exclusive access to so much more. Atlantic Cafe received a $5,000 bonus for selling the $500,000 ticket and the four locations that sold the $100,000 tickets will each receive $1,000. The $1 million ticket was sold at Zenner's Pub & Deli, which will receive a $10,000 bonus for its sale. “While a rare occurrence, it shows that the chances of consecutive numbers being selected are the same as the chances of any other set of numbers.” “Congratulations to all of the winners and the retailers who sold these tickets,” said Mark William Bracken, Interim Executive Director of the Massachusetts State Lottery. Keno players are allowed to select from one to 12 total spots, with a $1 million prize offered if all 12 spots are matched. The player picked numbers 1-12 out of 80 to match a field of 20 randomly selected during the lottery drawing on Wednesday (March 22) night, the Massachusetts Lottery announced in a news release shared on Thursday (March 23). Two customers won prizes of $5,000 and $1,600, respectively, at Lowell’s Payless Food Store.A Keno player in Pittsfield became the first person to win the $1 million prize in Massachusetts Lottery history by using a unique strategy. Other Keno participants in the Merrimack Valley also struck big on Monday: a Tewksbury 7-Eleven customer won a $15,000 prize, a Chelmsford Mobil Mart customer won $8,000 and two customers in Billerica - one at North Billerica’s Richdale Convenience Store, another at One Bridle Market - won $2,500, according to the Massachusetts Lottery website. Retail stores who sell the lucky $100,000 tickets receive a $1,000 bonus. The Bridge Street 7-Eleven in Dedham, Papa Jake’s in East Falmouth and T&T Convenience Mart in Winthrop each sold two of the big prize tickets.

The additional $100,000 tickets were sold in several locations across the state, including Chelsea, Dudley, Foxboro, Lynn, Plainville, Revere, Uxbridge and Worcester. The odds of matching 10 numbers in a 10-spot game are 1 in 8,911,711, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission. Check your numbers There were 16 'Keno' lottery players in Massachusetts who won 100,000 on Monday heres where each winning ticket was sold.

All 16 of the $100,000 winners played a 10-spot game and matched 10 numbers, all within Keno game #2556795. Keno players choose up to 12 numbers between 1 and 80, and just 20 numbers are selected randomly.

The tickets - including one sold at Princeton Station in North Chelmsford and another at Sun City Liquors & Variety in Tyngsboro - contained 10 of the following winning numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 19, 33, 35, 36, 41, 52, 54, 59, 74, 75. Local residents may be among 16 $100,000 winners in the same Keno game that took place Monday night.