Free Printable Keno Charts
Reference cards built from the exact math this site publishes, each one sized to print on a single page.
The cards
Keno Odds Card
The exact probability of every catch on 4-spot through 10-spot tickets, with odds written as one chance in a number you can point to. All seven tables on one page.
Spot-Count Cheat Sheet
How often each spot count pays anything at all and the top prize it can reach, side by side across five published paytable styles.
Way Ticket Reference
Twelve common group setups with every way they contain, the classic ways over spots notation, and the ticket cost at a dollar per way.
How printing works
Open a card and press its print button. Your browser's print dialog appears, the site chrome steps aside, and only the card itself prints, black on white on a single sheet of letter or A4 paper. There is nothing to download and no PDF reader involved. The pages themselves are the downloads, which means a card you print next year will carry whatever numbers the site publishes then.
Frequently asked questions
Are these keno charts really free?
Yes. Open a card, press its print button, and keep the page. There is no signup, no email capture, and no watermark beyond a small footer with the site name.
Can I hand these cards out?
Yes, share them freely for personal and entertainment use. We only ask that the footer with the site name and disclaimer stays on the page.
Will these charts change my results?
No. Keno odds are fixed by the game's math, and no chart, pattern, or system changes them. These cards exist so you always know exactly what a ticket pays and how often, which is the honest version of keno homework.
Why is the odds card limited to 4 to 10 spots?
Those are the spot counts people actually look up at a lounge or machine. The full tables for 1 to 10 spots, including the tiny tickets, live on our keno odds page.
Whose paytables does the cheat sheet use?
Five published styles, each labeled by style. Classic Demo and Keno Royale are our own tables, and the video, lottery, and lounge styles are representative of their categories rather than copies of any specific game.